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Day runs probably offer the most “Bang for the Buck”. Departing from Greenville, SC at 8:00am and ending just before sundown, these runs can typically take 9-11 hours to complete. While they are not for everybody, they do provide an exceptional value for anyone with a limited amount of time in which to explore the southern Appallachian Mountains.
These are not the typical 3-4 hour loops that you might expect. They will all range from 325 to nearly 400 miles
We offer three destinations for day runs.
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*First up is the ever popular Deals gap run. What is Deal's Gap? It's also known as the “Tail of Dragon“ with 318 turns in 11 miles. For more information you should point you browser over to www.tailofthedragon.com or www.dealsgap.com. This is by far the most popular “day run” we offer, and getting there is half of the fun. Taking you on a series of twisted highways, which you will truly believe were built just for motorcycles.
www.tailofthedragon.com
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**Next up is the T.W.O run. Two Wheels Only (T.W.O.) is named for the motorcycle resort and campground that has become synonymous with the town of Suches, Ga. The number one attraction is the fabulous motorcycling roads and surrounding beauty. The roads are truly magnificent with what we call the three lane twisty design... Two lanes going up the mountain, one lane downhill. But the food, great service, and great people you’ll meet there are equally worth the trip. For more info on T.W.O., surf on over to www.twowheelsonly.com. Again, the journey there is equal to the destination.
www.twowheelsonly.com
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***Last up is Mount Mitchell, which is the highest point east of the Mississippi River. Located on the Blue Ridge Parkway, and due to its high elevation, it is always a great destination in the hot summer months.
This ride will take you on quite a few hidden jewels in route to Mt. Mitchell. Roads that will make your pulse race... Roads that are off the beaten path. Roads, some of which, most of the locals don’t even know about.
More info on Mt. Mitchell can be found at:
Mount Mitchell State Park
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Questions, Comments or Special Requests?
Contact us at:
questions (at) doubleyellowmotorcycletours (dot) com
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