Ranch Road 336 - Texas

Rider Comments:

• "The cattle guards are a little annoying but be careful with livestock. Sheep can be camouflaged by tall vegetation along the sides of the road. They will stand up at the approach of a motorcycle and cross on to the road. Don't ask me how I know!" - Anonymous (3/23/09)
• "This was a very fun and different type of ride. Lots of cattle guards, which you just slow down on and stay to the right side, and most were no problem at all even riding two up. Very pretty riding through the open range. Will ride this again as well as the 335 & 337." - Charles Bailey, Crosby, Texas (10/16/07)
• "Great scenery, but way too many rough cattle guards. We will think twice about traveling this road again because of the numerous cattle guards." - Hill Country Rider (10/9/07)
• "Fun road but too many cattle gaps. The other two of this triplet set (335 & 337) are much better." - Anonymous (8/15/07)
• "Good two lane blacktop. First half of road follows the Frio River Canyon then up onto an escarpment, no fences, some cattle guards, free ranging livestock and wildlife. Site of last Comanche Indian attack in the Frio River Valley." - Rider from Texas (5/26/07)
• "Great ride and very scenic. Southern part twisty. Watch for deer, live stock and cattle guards." - David Rollin, Texas SportRiders
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