Alabama Sport Bike RoadsAlabama Sport Bike Roads| Start At | Finish At | Highway(s) | Submitted by | Notes |
| Talladega, the roads are east about 15 miles | Hwy 281 & Hwy 49 | Tim Simpson | Roads through the Talladega National Forest | |
| Junction of Hwy 21 and CR 398 (about 6 mi. NE of Talladega) | Mt. Cheaha State park | Skyline Dr. | AandBPace1@aol.com | Follow the signs to Mt. Cheaha State Park. About 10-15 miles of banked twisties. |
| Brewton | Hwy 29 | Kelly Lemke | We usually start out in East Brewton, AL on hwy 29. Take that NE to Alabama state road 4. It takes you through the Conecuh National Forest. Total Length is about 35 miles. The road can be scary (its tar and chip). SR 4 has a total length of 23 miles. | |
| Pulaski | See Notes | Liss Sterling | CHARMING RURAL ROAD: Take U.S. 31A northeast out of Pulaski, TN; turn east onto TN 129 all the way to Lynchburg, TN, probably 30 or 40 miles. This is a really beautiful road through the rolling hills unique to central TN. Almost all of 129 is newly paved and runs through breathtakingly gorgeous, cool, lush green intimate valleys dotted with picturesque farms with very few crossroads. It's gentle twisties for the most part, not overly challenging, but still requiring concentration. GIRL COMMENT: When we went through yesterday, there were baby goats at a lot of the farms. Too cute. Rural roads that aren't full of trashy trailer vistas are so rare, but this one is positively charming. NOTE: From Lynchburg, you can take TN 50 to Winchester. Nice road, but avoid it in the hot summer; the half nearest to Lynchburg is covered with slippery tar snakes. | |
| Leeds | Jct Al 25 and US 231 | Hwy 25 | Shannon Walters | Hwy 25 Leeds, Alabama 8 miles from Birmingham, AL. It has bike campgrounds at a bike resort call 29Dreams www.29Dreams.com . It's also close to I-20 and the new Barber Motorsports Park http://www.barbermotorsports.com . "How to get there" If on I-20 Get off at the exit to Leeds / Barber's Motorsports Park ( do not take the road to the park ). Stay straight and go into Leeds, AL. Follow the road through town until you come to a wood Rail Road Bridge go under the bridge and take a right you be on Hwy 25 then. From Hwy 280 go to Harpersville, AL turn beside Jacks "fast-food". Then go to the other side of the small town of Vincent, AL and watch for the Hwy 25 sing and turn left. |
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Updated: 12/07/07 by J Knutson (ytk@sportbikeroads.com)