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Best Washington Motorcycle Roads: Highway 20

Rider Contributor
January 2, 2007

Story and photography by Susan Benton [Best Washington Motorcycle Roads: Highway 20 was originally published as a Favorite Ride in the March 2008 issue of Rider magazine] Motorcycling has been my husband’s passion since he was a teenager in the 1960s. I began riding as a passenger about 10 years... Read more »

Motorcycle Travel in Washington State

Far from Starbucks and Seattle sprawl, eastern Washington encourages a relaxed pace.

Jerry Smith
June 18, 2006

story and photography by Jerry Smith The state of Washington’s tourism board had this idea. Invite a group of motojournalists to ride around and report back to their readers about what a beautiful place Washington is to ride. They invited me, representing Rider, Buzz Buzzelli, editor of American Rider,... Read more »

Motorcycle Travel in Palouse, Washington

Under the apple tree where Grandpa went to sleep forever in 1974.

Denis Rouse
November 1, 2005

You’ve got to love Thomas Wolfe, the truly great American writer who died at 38 in 1938, but not before he passionately put thousands of words to the beauty and sadness of everyday life, feelings most of us have but don’t have the God-given talent to express. You can’t go home again, he lamented.... Read more »

Tahoma Homecoming: Taking the Slow Route to Mt. Rainier

The author turns his back on busy Route 2 to watch the sunset work its magic on mighty Tahoma (aka Mt. Rainier), 40 miles across the field.

Lawrence Grodsky
May 26, 2004

What do foreigners see when they look at America? If they’re headed east out of Vancouver on the TransCanada Highway around sunset, they see the shimmering dome of Mt. Baker, rising 10,777 feet above amber waves of grain. Awesome. Ah, to see America—that’s one thing. To know it one really must... Read more »

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