Explore the open roads of Western Upper Michigan. Enjoy the adventure, beauty, delight, surprise and discovery of the rustic Western U.P . With miles of picturesque shoreline and majestic forests to admire, the Western U.P.  is the motorcycle enthusiast’s dream destination come true. Click here for some information on some of our favorite rides 150 Mile Western U.P. Color Ride Lake Gogebic Fall Color Tour Western U.P. Waterfall Tour 50 Mile Fall Color Tour Produced by Gaslight MediaIt is good to have an end to journey toward; but it is the journey that matters, in the end. Conveniently located midway between Milwaukee and the Twin Cities, directly off I-90 and and just 40 miles west of I-94, La Crosse, WI, is your perfect hub for exploring the region. Family fun, arts & culture, outdoor activities, sports & entertainment–this area has access to it all. Make La Crosse home base for your whole trip, or just stop in for a day or two on your way to someplace else–we’ll be glad to see you!

The city of La Crosse is home to some of the best festivals in the region, including our world-renowned Oktoberfest celebration, the Between the Bluffs Beer, Wine, & Cheese Festival, Irishfest, Riverfest, the Great River Folk Festival, and more. hi viz motorcycle helmet ukWhile that might be plenty of festing for some people, we say there’s no such thing as a bad excuse for a party, and the surrounding communities have plenty of their own festivals to help fill up the calendar. sperry motorcycle bootAny time of year, take the opportunity enjoy our beautiful countryside as you make your way any of these of small-town events:motorcycle rolling chassis for sale australia Apple Affair, Galesville, WI (25 miles from La Crosse)honda motorcycle dealership syracuse ny

Applefest, La Crescent, MN (5 mi) Butterfest, Sparta, WI (29 mi) Cranberry Festival, Warrens, WI (60 mi) Hoedown Days, Houston, MN (22 mi) Prairie Dog Blues Festival, Prairie du Chien, WI (58 mi) Reggae Fest, Trempeleau, WI (24 mi) A photo posted by La Crosse Area CVB (@explorelacrosse) on Oct 10, 2014 at 10:17am PDT The rolling bluffs and myriad rivers and streams of the driftless region provide the perfect roadways for motorcycle enthusiasts: twists and turns, hills big and small, and beautiful views everywhere you look. Explore the backroads or hit the highways–there’s no better way to travel! Be sure to check out these websites and businesses for more motorcyclist resources: La Crosse Area Harley-Davidson Rod’s Ride On Powersports Wisconsin Great River Road Stretching 250 miles from Prescott in the north to Kieler in the south, U.S. Highway 35 in Wisconsin is home to 33 Mississippi River towns, several of which are among the state’s oldest communities.

More than two-thirds of the highway traverses protected natural areas, providing countless opportunities for hiking, paddling, fishing, and other outdoor activities. The pristine natural beauty of the Mississippi River Valley and surrounding bluffs, which at times send the road climbing some 500 feet above the river, provide breathtaking views any time of year, making this highway a roadtripper’s delight. A photo posted by Mary Palaskonis (@kore_mary) on Aug 8, 2014 at 9:48pm PDT Explore La Crosse: Road Trips & Tours Explore La Crosse: Wisconsin Great River Road Travel Wisconsin: Scenic Fall River Road TripsOklahoma is home to miles and miles of motorcycle routes through its scenic countryside and Old West towns. Twist and turn your way through the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge northwest of Lawton on the Medicine Park Trail, or explore the scenic byways of eastern Oklahoma on the Rune Stone Ride. Before starting your adventure through the Sooner State, keep these tips in mind:

Keep an eye out for road signs and watch out of Oklahoma wildlife. In Oklahoma, helmets are mandatory for riders 17-years-old and younger. Consider the direction of the rising or setting sun before you hit the road. Keep an emergency kit. You might not be able to get a phone signal in some areas. Register with Best Western Ride Rewards. Don’t miss motorcycle events through the Sooner State. Head to Oklahoma towns like Bartlesville for the Quick Shot Poker Run in April, McAlester for the SCRC Central States Regional Rally in May, or Tulsa AHDRA Mid-West Nitro Nationals – plus many more festivities for fans of the ride. Whether roaring down Historic Route 66 toward Fort Reno, or pulling over for lunch in the Guthrie Historic District, Oklahoma adventurous motorcycle trails are sure to impress. These rides through Oklahoma are provided solely as travel information for Best Western friends and guests. Please consider current road and weather conditions as well as consult accurate travel maps for detailed directions.

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