The fall is an amazing season to go on a road trip to Maine.
The landscape is a beautiful tapestry of oranges, yellows, and reds.
Imagine riding on the back of a motorcycle, being one with surroundings such as this.
This is one of the main reasons vetran riders ride.
All across the U.
S.
there are riders on road trips seeing the city sites, desserts, mountain passes, and beautiful beaches.
U.
S.
route 1 in Maine is a road trip to not be missed.
In August there are masses of people that come to Maine.
This route can become a parking lot.
But in the early fall, when there are less people, jumping on a motorcycle and heading up route 1 is a great idea.
Maine has a hardy rugged coastal beauty.
Plan a week for this road trip.
Start out in the south in a town called Kittery.
The road heads north through the laid back town of Ogunquit before reaching posh Kennebunkport.
Here there are beautiful seaside mansions, and a well know restaurant called the White Barn Inn, for an unforgettable meal.
Continuing north is Portland.
This is a "foodie-friendly" town, and eventually to Freeport, home of the northeastern clothier L.
L.
Bean, which is open 24 hours a day.
Further north the landscape turns more desolate with the blueberry barrens of Washington County.
The sites are even more rugged in this area.
Near West Pembroke is a site not to be missed, it is the reversing salt water falls.
This is a natural wonder that results from the strong tides in the area.
There are times this can been seen with no one else there.
This road trip ends in the tiny city of Calais at Canada's border.
The coast of Maine is a beautiful place to take a road trip on a motorcycle.
Along with the brilliant fall colors, the landscape is also dotted with light houses, and quaint cottages.
A biker always gets to remember to have at least a minimum amount of gear to ride safe, such as a leather motorcycle jacket, helmet, and gloves.
A Camelbak or other similar water source is a good way to insure drinking enough water to stay hydrated.
The landscape is a beautiful tapestry of oranges, yellows, and reds.
Imagine riding on the back of a motorcycle, being one with surroundings such as this.
This is one of the main reasons vetran riders ride.
All across the U.
S.
there are riders on road trips seeing the city sites, desserts, mountain passes, and beautiful beaches.
U.
S.
route 1 in Maine is a road trip to not be missed.
In August there are masses of people that come to Maine.
This route can become a parking lot.
But in the early fall, when there are less people, jumping on a motorcycle and heading up route 1 is a great idea.
Maine has a hardy rugged coastal beauty.
Plan a week for this road trip.
Start out in the south in a town called Kittery.
The road heads north through the laid back town of Ogunquit before reaching posh Kennebunkport.
Here there are beautiful seaside mansions, and a well know restaurant called the White Barn Inn, for an unforgettable meal.
Continuing north is Portland.
This is a "foodie-friendly" town, and eventually to Freeport, home of the northeastern clothier L.
L.
Bean, which is open 24 hours a day.
Further north the landscape turns more desolate with the blueberry barrens of Washington County.
The sites are even more rugged in this area.
Near West Pembroke is a site not to be missed, it is the reversing salt water falls.
This is a natural wonder that results from the strong tides in the area.
There are times this can been seen with no one else there.
This road trip ends in the tiny city of Calais at Canada's border.
The coast of Maine is a beautiful place to take a road trip on a motorcycle.
Along with the brilliant fall colors, the landscape is also dotted with light houses, and quaint cottages.
A biker always gets to remember to have at least a minimum amount of gear to ride safe, such as a leather motorcycle jacket, helmet, and gloves.
A Camelbak or other similar water source is a good way to insure drinking enough water to stay hydrated.