Self Drive Tour
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1 1 1 $699
2 1 1 $749
2 2 1 $1199
1 1 1 $749
2 1 1 $799
2 2 1 $1249
1 1 1 $849
2 1 1 $899
2 2 1 $1349
Terms and Conditions
What's Included
  • All accommodations
  • Late model Motorcycle
  • Unlimited mileage
  • Helmets for the driver and passenger
  • Transportation between hotel and EagleRider location (restrictions may apply at certain locations).
  • Detailed day by day or hour by hour itinerary
  • Routing with scenic drive specific for motorbikes
  • Hotel Information
  • Tips for local areas
  • Sales tax
  • Environmental surcharge
  • VIP check-in at location
  • Convertible to drive the tour with a car (instead of bike, on request)
What's Not Included
  • Airfare
  • Food and snacks
  • Beverages
  • Fuel and oil
  • Insurance
  • Tips
  • Personal souvenirs
  • Parking fees, park entrance fees, road or toll charges
  • Seasonal surcharges
  • Rally surcharges
  • Transfer airport-hotel-airport

Dallas Explorer I - Self Drive Tour

Please note this tour won’t operate during the Winter Season, and will be available again starting April 01, 2009!

None Dallas Explorer I
Day City Miles km
1 Dallas/Irving - Childress 246 396
2 Childress - Abilene 156 251
3 Abilene - Dallas/Irving 181 291
Total Distance 583 938
3 Days / 2 Nights
Seasons - Spring, Summer, Fall
Temperature - 50° to 100° F / 10° to 38° C
Reservations must be booked and paid in advance

Day 1 : Dallas/Irving - Childress

Dallas Explorer I

From Dallas/Irving you head northeast and ride Hwy 287 up to Wichita Falls. It’s hard to believe that the waterfall that gave Wichita Falls its name could exist in this flat country…You continue your ride close to the Oklahoma border and are on your way to Childress, a vintage Texas town built around an old Spanish zocalo. Overnight.


Day 2 : Childress - Abilene

Dallas Explorer I

Pick up US 83 and south of Childress you pass through a magnificent landscape of rich red and gold canyonlands covered with vast groves of trees and arrive at Paduca, a cotton town. As you continue south on Hwy 83 you get deeper in the heart of Texas, surrounded by miles and miles of green grass, red earth, mesquite and juniper trees, windmills, pump supplies, and peanut dryers. Ride down to Abilene, where you overnight.


Day 3 : Abilene - Dallas/Irving

Dallas Explorer I

Today you ride through Texas backyard, where farmlands and rough-cut, juniper-covered hills give way to treeless, sandy landscapes. Before you get back to Dallas you should make a stop at Fort Worth and see the Stockyards Hotel, where Clyde Barrow and Bonnie Parker once slept. Return to Dallas/Irvine and return your bike.