| Route | Contributor | Last Updated | Where | Distance | Tags |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Elmhurst-Ferry-2Bros-3 | Peter-DG | Nov 20th | United States > Illinois > Downers Grove | 86.2km | |
| 3 route options: 43, 48 and 54 miles | |||||
| N Hillsborough Loop | Dr.Don | Nov 20th | United States > North Carolina > Chapel Hill | 77.1km | |
| Passing through: L 751, R 70, L Sparger, L Cole Mill, R Umstead, L Craig, L Blivins, S across St. Mary's, R New Sharon Ch, S across Guess, S Hwy 57, R 157, L (Immediate) Brown, R Laws Store, L Walnut Grove, REST STOP, L hwy 86, L Phelps, L 57, R Walker/Baldwin, Bear R Miller, L St Mary's, R (Immediate) Lawrence, L Old NC 10, R University Stn, L Mt. Sinai | |||||
| Cross-Country Route 40 Bike Trip - Day 24 (Chain of Rocks Bridge to Effingham) | fbrusca | Nov 20th | United States > Missouri > Saint Louis | 159.9km | Onroad, Intermediate, High traffic, Rural, Scenic, Touring |
| Day 24 will take you from the Mississippi River to the plains of Illinois. Once you leave the Mississippi flood plain, your elevation will hover between 450 and 575 feet above sea level. This is one of the easiest days on the coast-to-coast journey. There are adequate old alignments and frontage roads so you will completely avoid riding on I-70. If you follow this itinerary, you do so at your own risk. Failure to exercise good judgment can result in traffic violation citations, injury and even death. If in doubt, please consult with state and local law enforcement agencies. | |||||
| Los Gatos to Metcalf | barrychaffin | Nov 20th | United States > California > Los Gatos | 71.1km | |
| ACTC goats Metcalf Shannon Kennedy | |||||
| Cross-Country Route 40 Bike Trip - Day 25 (Effingham to Brazil) | fbrusca | Nov 20th | United States > Illinois > Effingham | 133.1km | Onroad, Basic, High traffic, Rural, Scenic, Touring |
| The day's journey is one of the easiest on the entire cross-country span. You will travel through one small town after another. Terre Haute in western Indiana is the largest city you will encounter. Ascents and descents are minimal and the overall elevation is constant - except for the last 16 miles which are an easy ascent. Throughout Illinois you will see many examples of brick paved sections of the abandoned National Road. If you follow this itinerary, you do so at your own risk. Failure to exercise good judgment can result in traffic violation citations, injury and even death. If in doubt, please consult with state and local law enforcement agencies. | |||||
| Pizza Century | benthead | Nov 20th | United States > California > Half Moon Bay | 74.8km | |
| Ride to Santa Cruz from half Moon Bay. Return leg is the same route reversed | |||||
| Ticknall | abductee | Nov 20th | United Kingdom > England > Derby | 30.7km | Onroad, MTB, Offroad |
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| Chepstow Builth 200km | choppertron | Nov 20th | United Kingdom > England > Bristol | 204.2km | |
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| Cross-Country Route 40 Bike Trip - Day 26 (Brazil to Cambridge City) | fbrusca | Nov 20th | United States > Indiana > Brazil | 174.4km | Onroad, Intermediate, High traffic, Urban, Rural, Scenic, Touring |
| The day's journey can best be described as a long and gradual uphill ride with an overall gain in elevation of about 550 feet. Despite being located close to major cities, the 25 mile stretch between Brazil and Plainfield is very rural and there are almost no services (they all moved out to the Interstate!). You'll be using various alignment of Route 40 all day and you will completely avoid I-70. If you follow this itinerary, you do so at your own risk. Failure to exercise good judgment can result in traffic violation citations, injury and even death. If in doubt, please consult with state and local law enforcement agencies. | |||||
| 2010 RRR | racetri.com | Nov 20th | 265.3km | Onroad, Offroad, Rural, Scenic | |
| NeW NeW route | marcindj | Nov 20th | United States > New York > Clarence | 27.6km | |
| Cross-Country Route 40 Bike Trip - Day 27 (Cambridge City to Lafayette) | fbrusca | Nov 20th | United States > Indiana > Cambridge City | 157.8km | Onroad, Intermediate, High traffic, Rural, Scenic, Touring |
| This day's journey is somewhere between beginner and intermediate. There are many hills which are generally steep for eastbounders followed by long gradual downhills. You'll cross atop the berms of two large earthen dams - one at Englewood and the other at Vandalia. You'll be using various alignment of Route 40 all day and you will completely avoid I-70. If you follow this itinerary, you do so at your own risk. Failure to exercise good judgment can result in traffic violation citations, injury and even death. If in doubt, please consult with state and local law enforcement agencies. | |||||
| maascol 100 | FlyingFly | Nov 20th | Belgium > Namur > Namur | 98.4km | Onroad, Difficult, Rough |
| Cross-Country Route 40 Bike Trip - Day 28 (Lafayette to Cambridge) | fbrusca | Nov 20th | United States > Ohio > Lafayette | 160.4km | Onroad, Intermediate, High traffic, Urban, Rural, Scenic, Touring |
| This day's biking includes an easy downhill ride followed by some intermediate up- and downhill riding as you enter the Appalachian region. Frontage roads and old alignments provide a means of avoiding I-70. If you follow this itinerary, you do so at your own risk. Failure to exercise good judgment can result in traffic violation citations, injury and even death. If in doubt, please consult with state and local law enforcement agencies. | |||||
| SPH Lunch time ride Version 2 | r_jerrett_uk | Nov 20th | United Kingdom > England > Oxford | 28km | Recreational, Training, Onroad, Low traffic |
| New Bedford area to Sandwich Ma. Camping | capejohn | Nov 20th | United States > Massachusetts > Fairhaven | 60km | Recreational, Smooth, Low traffic, Safe, Scenic, Touring |
| Easy flat route from New Bedford Ma area over the Bourne Bridge along the Cape Cod Canal Note that there are some areas that could not be mapped here. e.g. the walking entrance to the Bourne Bridge. A couple of others also but they are obvious when you get to them on your bike. | |||||
| St-André - Ste-Blandine | agallant | Nov 20th | Canada > Quebec > Riviere-du-Loup | 141.5km | |
| Sandbanks ferry to Southampton Station | robichris | Nov 20th | United Kingdom > England > Poole | 51.8km | |
| To combine with Southampton to Sandbanks route to make 70 mile loop | |||||
| St-Vallier - St-André | agallant | Nov 20th | Canada > Quebec > Trois-Rivières | 131km | |
| Southampton station to Sandbanks ferry | robichris | Nov 20th | United Kingdom > England > Poole | 72.9km | |
| To combine with Sandbanks to Southampton route to make 70 mile circular | |||||
| New Forest loop from Hythe ferry | robichris | Nov 20th | United Kingdom > England > Southampton | 64km | Recreational, Onroad, Intermediate, Offroad, Low traffic, Rural, Scenic |
| For Sotonians coming over the ferry, a loop round the New Forest. | |||||
| Champlain - St-Vallier | agallant | Nov 20th | Canada > Quebec > Trois-Rivières | 147.7km | |
| lange ried runde 2 | evgeni | Nov 20th | Germany > Hessen > Frankfurt | 136.8km | |
| Brossard - Champlain | agallant | Nov 20th | Canada > Quebec > Brossard | 176.7km | |
| ariel | DHZ | Nov 20th | Greece > Attiki > Athens | 22.6km | Recreational, Onroad, Basic, Offroad, Safe, Scenic |
| SANTANDER DE QUILICHAO-TULUA | coso11 | Nov 20th | Colombia > Valle del Cauca > Cali | 165.2km | |
| Passing through: Santander de Quilichao, Caloto, Florida, Pradera, Palmira, Guacarí, Buga, San Pedro, Tulua | |||||
| boutwell commute | sjenney | Nov 20th | United States > Massachusetts > North Reading | 19.5km | Commute, Onroad |
| N reading to westford | sjenney | Nov 20th | United States > Massachusetts > North Reading | 32.1km | Commute, Onroad |
| long ride | Anthony Bishop | Nov 20th | Australia > South Australia > Adelaide | 173.9km | Training, Smooth, Difficult, Low traffic, Scenic |
| Adelaide Hills - Saunders Gorge & Marne River | quandongpie | Nov 20th | Australia > Victoria > Bairnsdale | 164.3km | |
| Did this ride over 2 days with an overnight stop in Mannum. Route starts off through farmland heading towards the eastern escarpment of the Mount Lofty Ranges. As you get closer to Saunders Gorge there are impressive views across the hills, dry stone walls, even creeks with running water (winter 2009). If you want to ride down the gorge you should request permission from the landowners - see www.saundersgorge.com.au. A track follows the river which has not flowed now for several years. You will eventually emerge at the entrance to Saunders Gorge Sanctuary on the plain that extends across to the Murray River. The route skirts the hills until you reach the Marne River which also cuts an impressive gorge as it flows out on to the plain. The road follows the river to the Murray but we turned off towards Mannum at Black Hill. Good quality low traffic dirt roads lined with mallee take you to Pellaring Flat. The rest of the route is on sealed road. | |||||