My wife and I we love taking our G out on the weekends and just go for a drive.
My favorite spot is "SE Green Valley Rd"-it's Auburn Black Diamond Rd exit off of hwy 18, and the road is right there. Very beautiful surroundings, lots of turns and no cops. So you can either punch it and get the kick out of the turns, or just relax and cruse around and enjoy the view.
There are a few other roads that are pretty fun too in Auburn/Black Diamond area

So any of you local guys know of any roads that are fun to cruse?

 

I used to live up there. Take a trip on Whidbey Island. Cascade Falls or Diablo Dam.I cruised the san juans is was a cool ferry ride and then driving on the different islands..IMO

 

Drive up to Rainer, Turns are awesome, not too many cops, and the scenic view is beautiful. It'll take you a good half a day to go up and down it. It's awesome in the spring'

 

chukanunt drive in skagit valley, the hwy through sudden valley in whatcom county (bellingham area), and the cascade loop (hwy 20 across the north pass through winthrop, then south, and back west on hwy 2 through leavenworth, the whole drive can be done in a day)
all beautiful!!! and great picture ops on all routes.

 

be very careful out in Green Valley, the cops are there all the time, used to ride out there......

Issy-Fall City Road is good..... 530 from Arlington to Darrington is good also...

but if you don't want to hassle with cops just sign up for a track day....

 

+1 for the the cascade loop. Long one though, ride that all the time in the summer


High Bridge road up north... don't remember where exactly. off highway 2 i think? it's not very scenic. it's in the woods. but it's crazy twisties i love that road on my bike

 

linky:
http://www.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en...,0.286331&om=1


High bridge can be found by taking HWY 522 towards Monroe, exit NE Woodinville/Duvall road (before woodinville Costco, after Ride Motosports) take out to w.snoqualmie valley road and turn left at light, this becomes High Bridge. If you follow the roads as they twist and turn you can end up on top of Lowell Larimer between to the Everett mall shopping area and downtown Everett financial district. Stop at Alligator Soul for some culture and a great dinner. (by the Everett Events Center)

Another fun little offshoot is 204th street off of NE Woodinville Duvall Road. this dumps you out further along 522. (see map link provided above)

Go out past Monroe on Woods Creek Road, and that will take you on several road that curve twist, dip and peak... some of my favorites. Get yourself an updated Thomas Guide if you don't have Nav, and pack a picnic and get lost up in the lakes around upper Monroe/Lower Snohomish.