Ohio backroads · Midwest miles

The road is
the reason.

By October, Ohio belongs to the rider. The gravel is dry, the trees burn along the ridges, and the two-lanes are empty. Ride until the light goes soft, then find a drink, a room, or the long road home.

Gravel roads · two-lane turns · trails · garage nights
Midwest adventure riding

Close to home.
Far enough out.

Ohio and the Midwest have plenty of good riding without a week off work: gravel county roads, tight pavement, forest trails, small towns, and a few places still worth stopping. Load the bike Friday, take the long way Saturday, and come home with a story Sunday.

Open roadbook
Ohio
Hocking Hills loop

Gravel, woods, and tight bends strung together for a day that refuses to end on time.

Midwest
The long weekend

No grand expedition required. Just overlooked roads, an honest little town, and a room somewhere beyond the last good turn.

Garage
Transalp setup

What earns a place on the bike—and what stays home.

The Rotgut roadbook

First pages of
the roadbook.

Good riding does not need a grand plan. Start with these three notes, then keep adding the roads, fuel stops, and small towns worth returning to.

01
Ohio

Hocking Hills loop

Gravel, woods, and tight bends strung together for a day that refuses to end on time.

02
Midwest

The long weekend

No grand expedition required. Just overlooked roads, an honest little town, and a room somewhere beyond the last good turn.

03
Garage

Transalp setup

What earns a place on the bike—and what stays home.

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