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Football Stadiums to Visit on Your Motorcycle This Fall

Arielle Patterson
Published: October 21, 2025 Edited: January 14, 2026
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Football Stadiums to Visit on Your Motorcycle This Fall

Fall getaways on your motorcycle can take you anywhere. From the mountains to lakeside destinations, the changing fall foliage makes for the perfect backdrop when rumbling down the road. If you’re a fan of football, either college or professional, Cycle Trader is sharing 10 of the best football stadiums to visit on your motorcycle this fall. Why not grab your friends and travel by bike to make an even more memorable weekend.

NFL Stadiums to Visit on Your Motorcycle

AT&T Stadium

Home to the Dallas Cowboys, AT&T Stadium is a must-visit for any football fan. About 30 miles from the stadium in Arlington, Texas, is The Lizard’s Tail, a scenic ride near Fort Worth, Texas, along the west of the town of Lake Worth. The scenery is even better in fall, as the trees around the lake boast rich autumn tones.

Lambeau Field

From its storied history to its Midwestern charm, Lambeau Field is a fan favorite among NFL fans. Come for a Green Bay Packers game to see the iconic Lambeau Leap in person. Then, head north of Green Bay along Sturgeon Bay Road, showcasing the glistening waters of the Bay. 

Lumen Field

Showcasing downtown Seattle skyline views and bayside vistas, the beauty of the Pacific Northwest is on full display at the Seattle Seahawks’ Lumen Field. After the game, cruise around the Puget Sound. This 50-mile loop takes you along the Olympic Mountains, the town of Gig Harbor, and through nearby Tacoma, Washington.

SoFi Stadium

One of the league’s newest stadiums, SoFi Stadium is a state-of-the-art venue where both the Los Angeles Rams and the Los Angeles Chargers play. A trip to Southern California isn’t complete without a ride on the Pacific Coast Highway. This iconic motorcycle trip delivers coastal beauty, smooth, winding curves, and plenty of scenic waypoints, such as Santa Monica, Malibu, and Santa Barbara.

U.S. Bank Stadium

The Minnesota Vikings call U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis home, featuring floor-to-ceiling windows within the stadium where you can see the changing leaves from your seat. About 30 miles outside of the city, the Great River Road Scenic Byway winds through 300-foot-tall limestone bluffs following the serpentine curves of the Root River.

College Football Stadiums to Visit on Your Motorcycle

Folsom Field

The University of Colorado Buffaloes kick off from Folsom Field in Boulder. Nestled at the foothills of the Rocky Mountains, the crisp mountain air complements the gold, amber, and crimson treetops. After the game, take your bike out on the Peak to Peak Highway, a favorite among motorcycle riders looking to take in Colorado’s beauty.

Kidd Brewer Stadium

It’s no surprise that the Appalachian State Mountaineers play at a stadium tucked in the Blue Ridge Mountains. During fall, the area surrounding the stadium bursts with vibrant red, orange, and golden splendor. Explore more of Boone, North Carolina, along The Devil’s Stairs, a 118-mile ride through the Blue Ridge Mountains.

LaVell Edwards Stadium

Overlooking the city of Provo and the Utah Valley, LaVell Edwards Stadium boasts views of the area’s soaring peaks and valley vistas. Catch the area’s striking fall foliage while in town to attend a Brigham-Young University Cougars football game, or go off-road on an adventure bike along the Alpine Loop, a rugged, 20-mile ride through the Uinta-Wasatch-Cache National Forest.

Michie Stadium

The Army Black Knights call Michie Stadium in West Point, New York, home. This hilltop stadium is situated along the Hudson River and is conveniently located near several scenic roadways to explore. Cruise the historic Hudson Valley Trail, showcasing American history from Colonial era to New Nation sites.

Rose Bowl

Nothing beats a sunset at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California. This National Historic Landmark hosts the annual Rose Bowl Game and is home to the UCLA Bruins. Situated at the foot of the San Gabriel Mountains, and just a short drive from the Angeles National Forest, scenic highways include the Angeles Crest to the west and San Gabriel Canyon Road to the east.

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Arielle is a freelance writer for Trader Interactive with a background in marketing, as well as print and web editorial content. Along with writing, Arielle's other hobbies include traveling, her food blog, and staying up to date on the latest in pop culture.