Pacific Northwest motorcycle rides
The Pacific Northwest roads riders actually name.
The North Cascades Highway, Chuckanut Drive, and Wind River Road are the PNW's signature motorcycle roads. Rippin' turns each one into a segment you can ride, rank, and plan with your squad — and lets you add the roads the map is missing.
Pacific Northwest ride map
Every mapped road in one place.
In Rippin now
5 Pacific Northwest segments to ride.
Each road opens its own page on live.rippin.app with a route map, distance, KOM leaderboard, and rider tips. Tap any to open it.
Coastal forest road above Samish Bay with views, tight turns, and Bellingham energy.
OR-242 lava-field and forest road between Sisters and McKenzie Bridge.
US-20 mountain crossing with big alpine views, long sweepers, and seasonal drama.
Short Oregon Gorge viewpoint road with stacked curves and river views.
Quiet Southwest Washington forest road linking Columbia Gorge rides toward Mount St. Helens country.
Add the missing roads
Rippin' gets better when Pacific Northwest riders add the roads they actually ride.
Download the app, ride the segments above, then submit your favorite connector as a community road. Approved roads get their own page.
What are the best motorcycle roads in Pacific Northwest?
The North Cascades Highway, Chuckanut Drive, and Wind River Road are the PNW's signature motorcycle roads. Rippin' maps each as a segment with distance, a route map, a leaderboard, and rider tips.
Does Rippin' have Pacific Northwest segments?
Yes — 5 rider-mapped segments around Pacific Northwest, each with its own page and leaderboard.
Can I add a road that's missing?
Yes. Open Segments in the app, tap add, draw the start and end gates, add notes, and submit. Approved roads get their own page.