TWISTAR Routes

Routes, mileages, estimated times are based on Basecamp calculations using the routes as shown and the speed limits posted for those roads. They do not include any stoppage time for rest, fuel, food, etc. Always obey the laws of the roads that you are traveling on and maintain speeds safe for the conditions. No guarantees are given about road conditions or construction that may be in progress. Riders assume all risk.
They have been calculated using
Garmin City Navigator North America NT 2026.1 mapset
Note: To download GPX & ZIP files, right-click or control-click the links. Otherwise you may get a 404 error.

Be sure to download and read the GPS User Guide to correctly set your GPS to use these routes.
For individual routes:
Click on the MAP link of each route to see a complete map
Click on the GPX link of each route to download the GPS route file
Click on the PDF link of each route to view/download the PDF printable route file
If you want to use your phone as a GPS, download the OsmAnd+ app and follow the tutorial HERE

(Do not use ZIP versions if there are last minute route changes- individual routes will be most up-to-date)
Note: To download ZIP files, right-click or control-click the links. Otherwise you may get a 404 error.
All Routes GPX format

Road Routes 

MAP GPX
RouteType: TWISTY
Navigation difficulty: AVERAGE 
Distance: 203 miles
Lunch Stop: Great River Roadhouse, DeSoto, WI
Direction from Spring Green: NW COUNTERCLOCKWISE
Comments: Leaves Round Barn, and goes to Great River Roadhouse. 125 miles to lunch. Windy, scenic, not too technical. After lunch, Leaves Great River Roadhouse and goes to Round Barn. 77 miles back. Scenic, mostly county highways, and a nice chunk of HWY 35 riding right down the bank of the Mississippi River.

MAP GPX
RouteType: TECHNICAL, TWISTY
Navigation difficulty: AVERAGE 
Distance: 300 miles
Lunch Stop: Great River Roadhouse, DeSoto, WI
Direction from Spring Green: NW COUNTERCLOCKWISE
Comments: Leaves Round Barn, heads to great River Roadhouse. 150 miles of very technical, tight, twisty roads. After lunch, another 150 miles of very technical, tight, and twisty back to Round Barn. If that sounds like too much, here's an idea from Norm: Ride the Insanity route in the morning. If you're getting tired, ride part 2 of the Sane route back- it's easier and only 77 miles. 

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