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The motorcycle byways of the Southern Appalachians are classic Georgia 60, the notorious 'Dragon,' and the Cherohala Skyway. Ride to the top of Georgia’s Brasstown Bald and over Tennessee’s Lookout Mountain. Cruise remote back roads to Highlands, NC, highest incorporated town in the East, or tour the Chickamauga Battlefield. Spend a day seeing the sights of Chattanooga. Along the way enjoy local eateries and B&Bs, visit motorcycle-only resorts, and soak in the world-class scenery. This guide recommends 26 rides with information on road conditions, restaurants, lodging, and attractions. Each route description includes easy-to-read maps with complete directions for each ride, liberally sprinkled with the author’s special brand of humor and practical advice on motorcycling etiquette, handling a breakdown, avoiding traffic tickets, and more.

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"I have completed all 23 rides in this book. I highly recommend it! Each ride is great. If you're not sure where to ride to, just pick one and go.
Some suggestions for book buyers:
1) Businesses come and go, so don't count on a restaurant listed in the book to still be in business. Call ahead if you need to know.
2) I found the easiest way to keep directions handy and visible is to write them on a 3x5 index card (vertically) with a sharpy. Then I tape the card to the inside edge of my windshield. This was much easier than trying to program my gps."

Product details Paperback 168 pages Publisher Milestone Press; 2 edition (April 1, 2015) Language English ISBN-10 1889596310

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Motorcycle Adventures in the Southern Appalachians North Georgia Western North Carolina East Tennessee Hawk Hagebak 9781889596310 Books Reviews :

Motorcycle Adventures in the Southern Appalachians North Georgia Western North Carolina East Tennessee Hawk Hagebak 9781889596310 Books Reviews

• I heard this is the go-to guide for scenic motorcycle rides in the southeast. So far an excellent read and planning guide.
• Excellent book! If you are riding in this area--this is the only guide you'll need! Highly recommended!
• Absolutely essential. Detailed, pertinent, and extensive. A must have!
• Lots of good information. Excellent for planning!
• I have completed all 23 rides in this book. I highly recommend it! Each ride is great. If you're not sure where to ride to, just pick one and go.
  Some suggestions for book buyers
  1) Businesses come and go, so don't count on a restaurant listed in the book to still be in business. Call ahead if you need to know.
  2) I found the easiest way to keep directions handy and visible is to write them on a 3x5 index card (vertically) with a sharpy. Then I tape the card to the inside edge of my windshield. This was much easier than trying to program my gps.