San Antonio area ride suggestions
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San Antonio area ride suggestions
So, me and wifey are heading to San Antonio for some well deserved alone time. I am just returning from Iraq for the 6th time and this will be our 14 year anniversary. We are planning on leaving Sunday November 14th and driving to Baton Rouge or New Orleans. Stopping for the night, then spending Monday riding around. Then on Tuesday we will make the rest of the trip on into San Antonio. We will stay in the area til the 26th and head back home. We will be trailering the bike for the simple fact that during that time of year, Tennessee can get nasty quick and I dont want to be trying to ride home in the cold AND rain/sleet. If it was warmer we would ride the entire way.
I was wondering what are the recommended places to see or trails to take while we are there. Any suggestions for hotels/B&B/ETC that are biker friendly or places to avoid, will be greatly appreciated. Any recommendations for a place to eat on Turkey Day are also welcome.
Thanks and I look forward to your input.
I was wondering what are the recommended places to see or trails to take while we are there. Any suggestions for hotels/B&B/ETC that are biker friendly or places to avoid, will be greatly appreciated. Any recommendations for a place to eat on Turkey Day are also welcome.
Thanks and I look forward to your input.
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Where you really want to go is the hill country, mainly the Bandera, Texas area. The rides are great and I don't know of any place in the area that is not biker friendly (motorcycles are a big part of the customer base throughout the summer).
I have never stayed there, but I have been by a place called Koyote Ranch (www.koyoteranch.com) that looks like a cool place to stay. There is also a little motorcycle only hotel in Leaky, Texas called D'Rose Inn (www.droseinn.com). Nothing fancy, but the atmosphere is nice.
You can also take a ride to Luckenbach, Texas. A lot of bikers visit this location for good music and cold drinks.
Ride safe.
I have never stayed there, but I have been by a place called Koyote Ranch (www.koyoteranch.com) that looks like a cool place to stay. There is also a little motorcycle only hotel in Leaky, Texas called D'Rose Inn (www.droseinn.com). Nothing fancy, but the atmosphere is nice.
You can also take a ride to Luckenbach, Texas. A lot of bikers visit this location for good music and cold drinks.
Ride safe.
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Hwy 16 between Kerrville and Bandera is also an awesome ride. 39 into Kerrville from Leakey is picture perfect with lots of B&B's and some great twisties. 1431 from Marble Falls into Cedar Park is a great set of twisties also. The Willow City Loop is also a great day. The Hill Country has some of the best roads and most of all of the stops are biker friendly.
Thanks for your service, you deserve the downtime.
Thanks for your service, you deserve the downtime.
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So, me and wifey are heading to San Antonio for some well deserved alone time. I am just returning from Iraq for the 6th time and this will be our 14 year anniversary. We are planning on leaving Sunday November 14th and driving to Baton Rouge or New Orleans. Stopping for the night, then spending Monday riding around. Then on Tuesday we will make the rest of the trip on into San Antonio. We will stay in the area til the 26th and head back home. We will be trailering the bike for the simple fact that during that time of year, Tennessee can get nasty quick and I dont want to be trying to ride home in the cold AND rain/sleet. If it was warmer we would ride the entire way.
I was wondering what are the recommended places to see or trails to take while we are there. Any suggestions for hotels/B&B/ETC that are biker friendly or places to avoid, will be greatly appreciated. Any recommendations for a place to eat on Turkey Day are also welcome.
Thanks and I look forward to your input.
I was wondering what are the recommended places to see or trails to take while we are there. Any suggestions for hotels/B&B/ETC that are biker friendly or places to avoid, will be greatly appreciated. Any recommendations for a place to eat on Turkey Day are also welcome.
Thanks and I look forward to your input.
THANKS FOR YOUR SERVICE! You'll want to check out the "three sisters," Hwy 16 between Fredricksburg and Austin, and check out www.ridetexas.com for some great ride suggestions! Also, the www.hog.com website has some good rides posted from many who have scoped out the roads before.
You'll have a great time!!! If you get enough time and really want to check out some good riding, have them point you in the direction of Big Bend. That'll really get your adrenaline going....
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