Adventure motorcycles and a 4x4 exploring a Tennessee back road together

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Great adventures.
Better together.

Explore great roads and trails with good people. Come home with a story worth telling.

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Half day ridesEscape for a few hours.

Explore great roads and trails. Make it home the same day.

Overnight excursionsGo farther.

Stay one night and turn the route into an adventure.

Adventure alertsKnow what is next.

Get the route, meeting place, and plan before we go.

How it works

Pick the adventure. Get the plan. Show up ready.

We handle the details so you can spend more time doing what you came for.

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Half day rides

Give us half a day. We'll give you a road worth riding.

  • We meet at 9:00 AM.
  • We review the route and safety plan.
  • We leave at 9:30 AM.
  • We choose fun back roads and trails when we can.
  • Most adventures take four to six hours.
  • We return to Nashville the same day.

Before you arrive

Get ready for adventure.

Fill your tank.

Get gas before you arrive. The adventure doesn't start at the gas pump.

Bring a ready vehicle.

Your motorcycle or 4x4 must be safe, legal, and right for the route.

Match the route.

Bring the tires, gear, clearance, and recovery equipment the route requires.

Wear the right gear.

Bring gear that fits the weather, road, trail, and vehicle.

Stay within your limits.

Move at a pace that feels safe. Don't chase the group.

See the route first

We map the route before we move.

We plan each route in a map app. Motorcycle routes may use REVER. 4x4 routes use the best official map for the trail system.

Before we go, we'll send the meeting place, map link, fuel stops, rest stops, known risks, and what to bring.

Go as a group

Move well. Finish together.

We lead from both ends.

One leader goes in front. A second leader stays in back.

We talk before we move.

We review the route, stops, risks, and signals before we leave.

This isn't a race.

Don't pass the group. Leave room. Move at a safe pace.

We give each other room.

Leave enough space for curves, rough roads, dust, water, and sudden stops.

We watch the person behind us.

If the group splits, follow the plan. Don't race to catch up.

We use clear signals.

We review simple signals for stops, turns, route risks, and fuel.

Motorcycle groups also follow advice from the Motorcycle Safety Foundation and the Tennessee Motorcycle Operator Manual. Every group follows its route plan and current conditions.

You know how we go

Now go live the adventure.

Find a route worth taking or join the crew for the next adventure.

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