Floyd on 2 Wheels invites you to ride beyond the ordinary and discover the winding, scenic backroads of the Blue Ridge. Whether you're cruising on a classic motorcycle or navigating a dual sport bike, you'll find a mix of paved routes and unpaved challenges that showcase the very best of the region.
Our handpicked rides range from smooth, scenic loops ideal for laid-back exploration to rugged dual sport tracks made for riders seeking adventure off the beaten path. Carve through tight curves, ascend ridge-top views, and pass through quiet hollows. The open roads await!
Floyd on 2 Wheels invites you to ride beyond the ordinary and discover the winding, scenic backroads of the Blue Ridge. Whether you're cruising on a classic motorcycle or navigating a dual sport bike, you'll find a mix of paved routes and unpaved challenges that showcase the very best of the region.
Our handpicked rides range from smooth, scenic loops ideal for laid-back exploration to rugged dual sport tracks made for riders seeking adventure off the beaten path. Carve through tight curves, ascend ridge-top views, and pass through quiet hollows. The open roads await!
Which route will you ride first?
Road Routes
Moonshiner's Pass
This 78-mile paved route winds through Floyd, Montgomery, and Pulaski counties, offering scenic views and a relaxed ride. As you travel through Pulaski County, keep an eye out for glimpses of the New River. Cap off your journey with a stop at 5 Mile Mountain Distillery, just minutes from the Town of Floyd.
The Crooked Road Ramble
This 84-mile paved route winds through Floyd and Franklin counties, following portions of The Crooked Road: Virginia’s Heritage Music Trail. Along the way, be sure to stop at two key venues on the trail, the Floyd Country Store and the Blue Ridge Institute, for an authentic taste of the region’s musical roots.
Harvest Haul
This 87-mile paved route winds through several neighboring counties, offering a mix of open roads and winding mountain curves - including curvy stretches up Bent Mountain and 5 Mile Mountain.
Dual Sport/Adventure Routes - Big Bike Friendly!
Fiddler's Revenge
A 59-mile dual sport route that takes riders through Floyd County, Patrick County, and briefly into Franklin County. This route features 65% gravel roads.
Buffalo Mountain Bender
This 118-mile gravel and paved route is named after the Buffalo Mountain Natural Area Preserve and loops through Floyd into Patrick County and back. Along the way, riders will pass the iconic Buffalo Mountain and have the option to stop at the trailhead for the Buffalo Mountain Trail which is a great place to stretch your legs and take in stunning 360-degree views from the summit. Riders who prefer to skip the hike can bypass the trailhead by turning right onto Connor Grove Rd SW from Phadettia Rd SW.
Banjos and Backroads
This 106-mile dual sport route offers an adventurous ride through the heart of Floyd County, featuring 80% gravel backroads packed with curves and challenges, perfect for dual sport enthusiasts looking for a fun and scenic tour.
Know before you ride: In Virginia, motorcycle riders must wear a helmet that meets certain minimum requirements. Riders must also wear eye protection or have a windshield and have a valid license with a Class M designation. Lane splitting and lane filtering are illegal. Passengers must have their own seats and footrests, and must wear helmets.
Disclaimer: As a condition of your voluntary participation with Floyd on 2 Wheels, you hereby release and discharge Floyd Tourism, the County of Floyd, and the Town of Floyd from any and all claims, demands, damages or liabilities arising from injury to your person or property as the result of riding/driving the routes by Floyd on 2 Wheels. Please understand that riding on roads alongside vehicles entails a certain amount of risk.