Ride to the “Buckeye State” on Ohio motorcycle roads with REVER. The name Ohio means “great river,” and the Ohio River indeed borders much of the state to the south. But there is much more to see in Ohio, including the mountains that border West Virginia and the rolling plains to the east. Ohio also acts as a natural connection between the Northeast and the Midwest. No matter where you start motorcycle rides in Ohio, you're within a one-day drive from half the country's population. Our collection of Ohio motorcycle rides connect major cities like Columbus, Cleveland and Cincinnati with the best roads in the state. All you have to do is download REVER, pick a route, and go.
There are near 45,000 sq. mi. to explore on the best motorcycle roads in Ohio, and REVER will keep you on track to see all the top sights along the way. It is free to join and download, and you can set off on Ohio motorcycle roads right away. Or go your own way, track your ride and share it with your friends. REVER also connects you to unique Ohio motorcycle riding challenges to keep things interesting. Yet for the best experience on Ohio motorcycle rides, REVER Pro is the upgrade you won't want to miss. Take advantage of premium features like turn-by-turn and voice navigation prompts, live weather alerts, LiveRIDE realtime location tracking and much more. Choosing the scenic route on to the best motorcycle rides in Ohio is always a good idea!
The weather in Ohio is dynamic throughout the year, so prepare for a bit of everything. Count on hot and humid summers, and wear breathable gear and a hydration pack to fight the heat. The winters are milder in the southern part of the state, so you can do some Ohio motorcycle riding in the off-season there, but expect harsher winters in the north along Lake Erie. Layer up and use four season riding gear in the other seasons to stay comfortable. Precipitation is pretty even throughout the year, so pack your rain gear just in case.
It's no secret that “Cleveland Rocks,” so it's not a bad idea to start your visit to Ohio at the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. Seven floors and four theaters chronicle how the genre has evolved over the years. While in Cleveland, stop into the A Christmas Story House to tour the original filming location of the holiday classic. If you're seeking more thrills outside of motorcycle routes in Ohio, then head west of Cleveland to Cedar Point. This historic theme park opened way back in 1870, and it is often rated as the best theme park in America. Plan your visit to Sandusky, OH around Memorial Day to hit Ohio Bike Week, the largest rally in the Midwest. This 10-day festival attracts over 200,000 people for concerts and events on the shore of Lake Erie. South of Columbus, you can enjoy the natural beauty of Ohio at Hocking Hills State Park. Explore waterfalls and caves around the park like the famous Rock House. Or relive the glory of NFL seasons past at the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton, OH.
This loop out of Rockbridge (south of Columbus) heads south then through some fantastic sections of road through Hocking Hills State Park then east into Wayne National Forest before heading north on the 555 through some more scenic and fantastic curves. It then heads back to the west and Rockbridge.
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This loop in eastern Ohio heads out of Barnesville and heads for the Ohio River at Moundsville, and then south over some epic roads before heading back west at New Martinsville then north again to Barnesville. This is a very scenic ride, and one of the top Ohio motorcycle routes.
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This 63-mile paved route follows one of America’s best motorcycling roads, Ohio’s Triple Nickel (State Route 555). It starts on the south side of Zanesville, between U.S. Route 22 and the Muskingum River, and passes through Ringgold, Chesterhill, and Bartlett. It ends at the junction with U.S. Route 50 near the Ohio River, just north of Little Hocking.
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This loop's origin is just southeast of Columbus in Lancaster. It loops in and around the beautiful Wayne National Forest and runs along the Ohio River as it heads into Reedsville on the southernmost section of the route. The loop then works its way northwest through towns like New Plymouth, Gibisonville, Rockbridge, and Sugar Grove before heading back into Lancaster. The route is right in the middle of Ohio's most lush and forested areas and is a not only scenic, but the roads are fantastic, as well.
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