After leaving Gruene, continue on Highway 306 which will take you around Canyon Lake. Gruene is also where you’ll find Texas’ oldest dance hall and the highly acclaimed Gristmill River Restaurant. Highway 1863 will merge into Highway 46 which will take you through the charming town of Gruene (pronounced Green), along the scenic Guadalupe River. This loop is approximately 239 miles in length and begins in Bulverde, about 30 miles north of San Antonio.
Lost Maples is especially beautiful in the fall as the maples here turn vibrant shades of crimson, orange, and yellow. The Lone Star Motorcycle Museum and Lost Maples State Park are both near the town of Vanderpool off FM 187, not far from Leakey. Take a left and head back east through Leakey to finish the loop. When you come to Texas 41, turn left for about 15 miles until you come to RR335. Once you’re in Leakey, take a left on RR336 heading north. You may even see people in kayaks, canoes, or inner tubes floating the Frio, catching a reprieve from the scorching Texas sun. You’ll come to the quaint town of Leakey (pronounced Lay-key), which is also located near Garner State Park, Texas’ most popular state park with the pristine Frio River flowing through it.
The Twisted Sisters loop is about 100 miles in length, beginning in Medina where you’ll catch the first leg on RR337 going west. This is one of the favorite rides in Texas among motorcycle enthusiasts. Here are three of our favorite weekend trips: The Twisted Sisters Lost Maples State Park is one of the few places in Texas where visitors can spot the changing colors of fall foliage. Texas, and particularly the Texas Hill Country, offers bikers perfect stretches of pavement to experience the joy of hugging curves while taking in the sweeping views. The best roads for motorcycle riding are paved, scenic, and offer some twists or curves along the way.
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