*Motorcycle Roads NorthWest
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Western Oregon Roads
- 7 Devils Road (Charleston, OR)
- Apiary Road
- Bald Mountain Road / Willamina Creek Road
- BayOcean Road / Netarts Highway / Cape Meares Road
- Dead Indian Memorial Road
- Cow Creek Road
- Forest Service Road 19 ‘Aufderheide Scenic Byway’
- Logsden Road / Rock Creek Road
- Lower Nehalem Road
- Mary’s Peak Road
- Miami River Road
- Nestucca Valley Road
- Old Siskiyou Highway
- Oregon Route 22
- Oregon Route 34 ‘The Alsea Highway’
- Oregon Route 36 ‘Mapleton-Junction City Highway’
- Oregon Route 42
- Oregon Route 47
- Oregon Route 53
- Oregon Route 58
- Oregon Route 66 (Ashland – Klamath Falls)
- Oregon Route 180
- Oregon Route 202
- Oregon Route 214
- Oregon Route 219
- Oregon Route 223
- Oregon Route 224 & Clackamas River Road
- Oregon Route 229 ‘Siletz Highway’
- Oregon Route 540 ‘Cape Arago Highway’
- Quincy-Mayger Loop
- Tyee Road / Tyee-Umpqua Road
- US Interstate 5 at Grants Pass
- US Route 20 in the Oregon Coast Range(Newport to Philomath)
- Yachats River Road
September 6th, 2007 at 10:20 AM
You should make a post for the full length of OR HWY 202.
September 18th, 2007 at 9:14 PM
Actually, that's on the short list. I did 202 a couple weeks ago and I have some photos too.Done.
http://www.roadsnw.com/rnw/134
May 23rd, 2009 at 10:35 PM
Someone down there needs to ride route 138 from Diamond lake to Roseburg and get it posted, absolutely beautiful!
May 23rd, 2009 at 10:39 PM
That’s on the To-Do list. I did Route 34 about a month or so ago, and I hear 138 is even better although perhaps slightly busier than 34.
October 20th, 2009 at 1:10 PM
A group of us started at Scappoose, and wound along the Scappoose to Vernonia “Highway”, thence onto 202 to Mist, down to Jewell, west to Astoria, then back to The Slab on 30. The leaf colors were at their peak, the road surface was fair to good, but having not ridden that track before, the variation between slow bends through farming areas and twisties through the hillsides and forest was daunting as to what to pay attention to most and when. I’ll definitely run it again solo, so I can be better attentive to things…
August 15th, 2010 at 2:54 PM
I rode the Alzea hwy,route 34 several weeks ago and just loved it.It parallels the Alsea River for several miles.Nice twisties,and sweepers.Trees canopy the road.Runs along farmland.Kind of a mixed bag.Hardly any traffic.Started at Waldport – road ends in Corvallis.In Corvallis got on I5 and headed back home to Grants Pass.Would be a beautiful ride in the fall because of all the trees.