Texas Ranch Roads 335, 336, 337 • TexasTechnical Blind Curves (4.5/5)Hill Country Rollercoaster

The Twisted Sisters (Ranch Roads 335, 336, 337)

100-mile rollercoaster loop through the rugged Texas Hill Country limestone canyons

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FUEL DISPATCH ALERT

Gas stations located in Leakey, Camp Wood, and Medina. Top off fuel before entering the loop.

CELLULAR COVERAGE

Extremely limited cell coverage in canyon hollows and along RR 335.

SEASONAL ACCESS

Open year-round. Summer temperatures frequently exceed 100°F (ride early morning).

Route Telemetry & Topographic Profile

TOTAL DISTANCE

100 mi

Paved highway stretch

TECHNICAL CURVES

240

Banked turns and sweepers

SUMMIT CREST

2,400 ft

Peak GPS elevation

ELEVATION CLIMB

+3,800 ft

Total vertical gain

MAX GRADIENT

12%

Steepest road incline

POSTED SPEED

35 - 55 MPH

Enforced speed limits

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Essential Pit Stops, Cafes & Restaurants

Hand-picked roadside diners, coffee shops, historic taverns, and authorized service hubs along this route.

3 Curated Stops

Epicenter Biker Grill & Patio

Bent Rim Grill & Frio Canyon Motorcycle Stop

The beating heart of the Three Sisters loop in Leakey. Gourmet custom burgers, cold drinks, outdoor patio, and full gear hub crowded with bikes every weekend.

Address: 657 S Hwy 83, Leakey, TX 78873

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Vintage Moto Museum & Aussie Pies

Lone Star Motorcycle Museum & Ace Cafe

Spectacular collection of classic British, European, and American bikes from the 1910s to 1980s. Serves authentic homemade Australian meat pies and tea.

Address: 10700 TX-337, Vanderpool, TX 78885

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Scratch Mexican Taqueria

Mama Chole's Mexican Restaurant

Popular rider lunch stop on the western leg of RR 337 in Camp Wood. Fresh homemade tortillas, carne asada tacos, and ice-cold Mexican Coke.

Address: 311 S Nueces St, Camp Wood, TX 78833

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Route Overview & Character

The Twisted Sisters (Ranch Roads 335, 336, and 337) forms the holy grail of Texas motorcycle riding. Carved through the Edwards Plateau and Frio River canyon country, this 100-mile loop delivers steep elevation drops, roller-coaster blind crests, and twisty switchbacks flanked by dramatic limestone cliffs.

Pavement Quality & Road Surface

Rural Texas Chip-Seal and Asphalt with off-camber crests

Safety & Enforcement Advisory

Beware of free-ranging deer, wild turkeys, and cattle guards on turns. Roads feature sudden low-water crossings that can collect gravel or slick moss.

Verified GPS Waypoints

1Leakey Junction (Loop Hub)

Heart of the Three Sisters.

1,610 ft

29.7258, -99.7611

2Camp Wood (RR 337 West)

Nueces Valley entry.

1,445 ft

29.6708, -100.0117

3RR 335 North Crossing

Northern river headwaters.

2,150 ft

29.9812, -100.0215

4Highway 41 Connector

High divide connection.

2,380 ft

30.0125, -99.8512

5RR 336 Ridge Run

Roller-coaster crests.

2,240 ft

29.8711, -99.7625

6Medina Gateway (RR 337 East)

Eastern scenic ridge trailhead.

1,440 ft

29.7981, -99.2511

Scenic Overlooks & Landmarks

RR 337 Hill Country Ridge: High-ridge switchbacks between Medina and Leakey with sweeping valley views.
Frio Canyon Scenic Vista: Overlook vantage point showcasing the rugged Texas canyon floor.
Nueces Canyon on RR 335: Shadowed cliffside run hugging the winding Nueces River banks.
Camp Wood Western Gateway: Charming historic Hill Country stop for fuel and lunch.
RR 336 Rollercoaster Sweepers: Long, fast, open sweepers crossing cattle guards on high cedar ridges.