Due to popular demand, we’ve updated our Best Of Alaska Tour for 2022 to include an extra “free day” in the fishing/port town of Valdez, Alaska. Mind you, that’s a free day, not to be confused with a rest day. That’s an important distinction, so let us explain: See, back in this tour’s formative […]
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If I’ve learned anything over the years, it’s that there are many different ways to experience Alaska on a motorcycle. If you stick to the pavement, you will be served up a buffet of dramatic scenes. Stay on the Alaska paved highway system and you will ride past cascading waterfalls, untamed rivers, precipitous fjords, and miles and miles of untouched wilderness – all with a backdrop provided by the tallest mountains on the continent.
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Whenever I travel to Baja, there comes a time and a place during the trip where I invariably arrive at a mental state that can only be described as serenity. For those of you who have experience traveling the Baja Peninsula of Mexico, you know what I mean. I know it sounds funny, but as
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This is the 2nd installation of Phil’s trip diary. Catch up now: Read Part 1 | Read Part 3 | Read Part 4 Go learn more about our Bolivia Road of Death Adventure Tuesday November 8th — La Higuera We assembled at ten in the morning in front
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I have always been intrigued by the story of Che Guevara, that iconic communist revolutionary who started out on a motorcycle adventure through South America and ended up rocking the communist and democratic worlds in the 1960’s. His eventual demise in the mountains of a remote part of southern Bolivia propelled him to legend. After
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I am no pro video editor, but I do love to put memories together. I recently reviewed our most recent Romaniacs Adventure and came up with this two minute video highlighting 5 reasons you would ride through the Transylvania region of Romania with us. Why Romania? If it’s not the epic riding, it may be
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I am the type of person that waits patiently for the opportunity to initiate Plan B. I guess it’s something in my chemical make up. Don’t get me wrong, I love it when a plan comes together – the original plan – but somehow, when things go sideways I get excited. Our MotoQuest tours are
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While our MotoQuest fleet is making its way from Anchorage, Alaska to Long Beach, CA, I find myself back in my small Alaskan town staring out into the midnight sun and plotting the next adventure. I’ve got two end-of-year escapes in mind. Th first is our Patagonia End of the Earth Adventure. I keep thinking, people
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We traveled down the east side of the continental divide a short way and came to rest area dedicated to Sacajawea. There, clustered in the pine trees, were a bathroom, a couple of fire pits and picnic tables and place where a small spring trickled down the slope. This was the start of the Missouri
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PART 1 September 24th Maupin to Joseph Oregon: As I write this, the Deschutes river calmly roles by before daybreak. A faint and constant rush of water interrupts the silence, only to be broken by an occasional chirp of a bird, passing car or fall of a crab apple on a wooden deck. We are
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