MAGGIE VALLEY DAY 2
Not having as many miles to cover today, I lingered at the motel for breakfast, and got underway at 640am and would ride 294 miles before the day was complete.
It was a cool and refreshing ride east across Tennessee. The countryside was so green, I-40 had sweeping curves and rolling hills. Traffic through Knoxville was not fun, I never like cities.
Soon I left the interstate for roads less traveled, above picture is an example.
Stopped at the Bobarosa for a break before heading over the mountains on highway 209, also know as "The Rattler"
Stopped for a picnic lunch at this site in the Pisgah National Forest.
The road I was riding was so very scenic, and the were very few other vehicles, enabling me to take my time and enjoy all the views.
This is one of the valleys I road through.
Staying in Maggie Valley with motorcycle couple on each side of my room who are from Michigan. Ate a BBQ dinner at Butz on the Creek, and will now plan where I will day trip tomorrow.
Not having as many miles to cover today, I lingered at the motel for breakfast, and got underway at 640am and would ride 294 miles before the day was complete.
It was a cool and refreshing ride east across Tennessee. The countryside was so green, I-40 had sweeping curves and rolling hills. Traffic through Knoxville was not fun, I never like cities.
Soon I left the interstate for roads less traveled, above picture is an example.
Stopped at the Bobarosa for a break before heading over the mountains on highway 209, also know as "The Rattler"
Stopped for a picnic lunch at this site in the Pisgah National Forest.
The road I was riding was so very scenic, and the were very few other vehicles, enabling me to take my time and enjoy all the views.
This is one of the valleys I road through.
Staying in Maggie Valley with motorcycle couple on each side of my room who are from Michigan. Ate a BBQ dinner at Butz on the Creek, and will now plan where I will day trip tomorrow.
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