This is a cue sheet for the 2008 Tour of Pittsburgh Hollows Bicycle Map. You can print it out for later use.
| Cumulative | Distance | Where | Notes | Direction | Elevation | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5.14km | 5.14km | Ryenold/Homewood Entrance | SSE | 157° | 293m | |
| 9.97km | 4.83km | Browns Hill Rd | Ride on the sidewalk for about 2 blocks | SSE | 152° | 315m |
| 11.46km | 1.49km | Duck Hollow Neighborhood | The smallest neighborhood in Pittsburgh (?) - only 18 households | SW | 203° | 228m |
| 11.7km | 0.24km | Duck hollow trail | Start of the duck hollow trail - Bruce Willis' "Striking distance" is said to be shot around this area. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Striking_Distance | WSW | 229° | 226m |
| 14.37km | 2.67km | End of Duck Hollow Trail | Carry bikes across train track | NW | 310° | 234m |
| 17.95km | 3.58km | Junction Hollow Trail | This hollow has multiple name in the past: Panther hollow, Junction Hollow, the Saline, 4-mile Run, etc. But the proper name should be Junction hollow for the train track junction nearby. Also, Panther hollow should be the one in Schenley Park. | NNW | 321° | 235m |
| 18.72km | 0.77km | Entering Schenly Park | Carry bikes across train track again | ENE | 53° | 249m |
| 18.81km | 0.09km | Panther Hollow Lake | In the prime time of Panther Hollow Lake, people used to walk down the stairs from oakland and many other neighborhood to here. But with the coming of car culture, a lot of these stairs are torn off to allow pavement coming through, so the panther hollow lake is not so accessible now | E | 81° | 250m |
| 20.14km | 1.33km | Rest Stop at Info Center | You could get water, food, drinks from here. Restroom is available. | E | 79° | 288m |
| 23.83km | 3.69km | Skunk Hollow | The name comes from the awful stench in this neighborhood due to nearby garbage processing facility in the past. During the contruction of Bloomfield bridge, all the households moved, so there are no one living here anymore | W | 261° | 237m |
| 24.48km | 0.66km | End of the ride | Big thanks to Brett, Matt, and Jake for putting this together. And special thanks for Scott of Bike Pittsburgh for supporting this. | E | 83° | 250m |
| 28.25km | 3.76km | WSW | 234° | 282m | ||