Our first leg was on Ranch Road 337. Shortly after getting on the road, there is a caution sign that really gets your attention.
The road begins with one curve after another looping up and down hills, overlooking gorgeous scenery, while riding beside jagged rocky hills and deep drop offs. It was definitely a hang on kind of roller coaster ride. We rode by rivers and creeks, saw some funny looking antelope, rode through numerous towns, and saw unique field art.
The second leg was on Ranch Road 335. There were lots of big ranches, deer, and rivers on this leg. Again the road was true to it's name with the curves, hills, drop offs, and gorgeous views.
Our third leg was on Ranch Road 336, again a warning sign was posted. The road was similar to the other two legs.
We understand why they call these 3 roads, Twisted Sisters. One 15 mile section has approximately 65 curves. This is not a ride for the faint at heart.
We took a much needed lunch break on Highway 83, Texas Vietnam Veterans Memorial Highway, before heading back to camp.
We sat around watching the yellow birds in the tree behind the camper, then a pretty sunset. It was another great day in Texas Hill Country.
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