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Are you a motorcyclist looking for a more interesting drive? Maybe you’re looking for a challenge, or a change of scene. There are plenty of roads you can take your motorbike on that will test your skills. Here’s a list of some of the best roads in the UK to go motorcycling. Cat and Fiddle Road [ https://www.cheshireeast.gov.uk/council_and_democracy/council_information/media_hub/media_releases/safety-record-of-the-a537-cat-and-fiddle.aspx ] Situated between Buxton and Macclesfield, this road is named after the pub at its summit. It’s known for being one of the most dangerous roads in the UK, full of tight bends and livestock crossing. It has gorgeous views over Greater Manchester, the Peak District and the Cheshire Plain. Be aware – the speed limit has been lowered to 50mph and speed cameras installed to make the road safer, so you won’t be reaching top speeds on this one. With great views, you won’t want to go fast anyway. A470 [ https://www.roads.org.uk/phot...

We’ve all heard of Route 66 – one of the first highways in the US and certainly the most famous. It was an important route for people moving west in the 1930s and communities living on the route found relief in the route as more traffic meant more business to their shops and restaurants. Now it’s a popular road trip, boasting attractions, ghost towns and classic American diners. However, Route 66 isn’t the only road trip worth doing in America. We want to share with you some other road trips you can do to explore the United States. Overseas Highway [ https://www.pinterest.co.uk/pin/557742735102078093/ ] Also known as ‘The Highway that goes to Sea’, this highway runs from Miami to Key West in Florida. It’s perfectly doable in a day – if you drive it in one sitting, it should only take around four hours. However, we recommend that you take some time to really experience the scenery. You’ll cross 42 bridges over the ocean and hop over a number of islands that you can...

Who said that a road trip abroad was a tricky task? There are plenty of countries you can take your own car to and have the adventure of a lifetime. You don’t have to drive for days to explore some of the most interesting cities Europe has to offer – here are some places you can drive to from London in a day or less. France https://driveeurope.co.uk/2014/08/20/road-works-a16-between-calais-and-dunkirk/ Depending on where you go, this could be one of the quickest journeys. If you want to stay around Calais, it’ll be a relatively short journey – however, if you want to go to Paris you may have to add in a few hours. It’s worth the drive, however, as France has lots of beautiful towns to visit. You’ll need a few things in your car if you do this drive – a breathalyser, a warning triangle and a reflective triangle are all required. You also can’t use any apps that show you where speed cameras are. Germany https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/germany...

Having a campervan can make exploring different countries much easier. With no hotels to be tied down to, you can explore what you want, when you want. Some countries really benefit from investing in a campervan, so here are some places you can visit next time you want to explore. https://www.pinterest.es/pin/530650768586031798/   Norway Imagine seeing Aurora Borealis up close, surrounded by nature. This is something you might have the opportunity to do in a campervan in Norway. There so much to see that the only way you can do it justice is by campervan. Lakes, waterfalls, mountains – it’s a country with a lot of beauty. https://www.motorhomevagabond.com/uk/brief-trip-to-scotland/ Scotland With so much to see and do in Scotland, a campervan is the perfect way to get it all in without the rush. Whether you want to visit castles, go on hikes or see amazing wildlife, a campervan is the best way to enjoy Scotland. There’s also some cosy, traditional pubs ...