Swap your helmet for a cheesehead and tackle Wisconsin motorcycle roads with this collection of rides from REVER. Motorcycle routes in Wisconsin take you through the stunning beauty of the upper Midwest along the shores of Lake Michigan. Away from the shoreline, you can explore the lakes and deep woods of the interior. After touring these beautiful places, finish your Wisconsin motorcycle rides in popular cities like Milwaukee and Madison. We've selected the best motorcycle rides in Wisconsin to ensure you see everything in America's Dairyland. Simply open the REVER app, select a region below and head out on an unforgettable ride today.
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The change in seasons is quite dramatic in The Dairy State, and you'll want to plan carefully for motorcycle rides in WI. The summers are warm and pleasant throughout much of the state. You don't really have to worry about extreme heat too often, so 4 season riding gear will get the job done most of the time. If you live in Wisconsin or visit during the winter, you'll want to keep your bike in the garage most days as the state sees substantial snowfall and regular dips into sub-zero temperatures. Prepare for cooler temps on spring and fall rides by adding quality base layers to your gear collection.
Every visit to Wisconsin should start with a tour of its natural beauty. The southwestern region is known as the “driftless area” as it did not receive the glaciation that flattened nearby states like Illinois and Indiana. Nothing beats a day of riding through the hills and rivers of the driftless area on your bike. Or you can cruise along the shore of Lake Michigan up to the sleepy peninsula of Door County. This secluded area almost feels like you've stepped back into a simpler time, and the views of the lake are breathtaking. While you're in the area, be sure to head into Green Bay to see Lambeau Field. Even if there isn't a Packers game going on, you can tour the stadium and join the longest season ticket waiting list in sports. No visit to Wisconsin is complete without tasting its state treasures of cheese, brats and beer! Milwaukee is often called the beer capital of the world, and you can tour large breweries like Miller and Pabst as well as up and coming craft breweries like Black Husky and City Lights. But for the best craft beer in the state, you need to head west to New Glarus, WI to visit New Glarus Brewing. This award-winning brewer makes the famous Spotted Cow that can only be purchased in the state of Wisconsin. Prost!
This loop heads though the Kickapoo Valley Reserve State Natural Area on its way west to Stoddard and the Mississippi River.
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This route west out of Madison follows the Wisconsin River to Prarie de Chien and the Mississippi.
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This loop heads north out of West Salem along the C, then heads into the Half Moon Bottoms State Natural Area and along the river going west then loops back down through Stevenstown.
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