This 60‑mile ride runs from Hartville to Houston and threads northwest through portions of the Mark Twain National Forest, making it a favorite for riders who crave motion. The terrain here is classic deep‑Ozarks country — wooded hills, tight valleys, and pavement that rises, falls, and bends almost constantly. The mix of twisties and long, sweeping curves keeps the ride engaging from start to finish, and sportbike riders in particular will appreciate how naturally the road invites a steady rhythm. It’s a lively, scenic run that feels remote in all the right ways.