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| Northeast in the Northeast Kingdom | sbarner | Jul 13th 2008, 03:36 | 123.6km |
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| The way to do this route is clockwise. The section from Island Pond to Norton is generally uphill, but no bad climbs. The road surface is bad for much of this stretch, but there's not a lot of traffic anywhere on this ride, so you can avoid most of the bad spots if you keep a sharp lookout. There are a couple of climbs between Norton and Canaan, but they're really not that bad and the descents are fast. The road here is quite good. The stretch south from Canaan to Bloomfield is rolling with very nice views of the White Mtns in NH. once you get south of Lemington, the pavement improves and things flatten out a bit. The steepest climbs are on the last leg, though they are not terribly long. Again, the road surface is generally bad 3'-4' from the edge, so you really need to keep your eyes open. | |||||
| Peacham Pleaser | sbarner | Sep 28th 2008, 11:36 | 133km |
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| You've got to like climbing on this ride, with over 6,500' to go up, but you will be rewarded time and again with long descents and beautiful sights. Roads are relatively low-traffic and most pavement is in good to new condition. This route is a special treat during foliage season, late Sept - early Oct.. CW is the best direction for this ride! | |||||
| Randolph - Bethel Loop | sbarner | May 1st 2008, 05:35 | 47.4km |
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| Randolph Ctr. - Brookfield Loop | sbarner | May 3rd 2008, 04:34 | 34.3km |
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| Lots of hills on this short, scenic ride. | |||||
| Richmond - Smugglers Notch | sbarner | Aug 4th 2010, 03:27 | 104km |
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| Richmond, VT - Appalachian Gap | sbarner | Feb 16th 2007, 04:15 | 88.7km |
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| Rockingham Covered Bridges Ride | sbarner | Sep 6th 2008, 03:06 | 64.1km |
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| This ride features a big climb, but you are rewarded with some of the most historic areas of Vermont and five covered bridges, located in Saxtons River, Grafton, Bartonsville & Rockingham. Take your time and check out Saxtons River, Chester Depot and Rockingham and don't miss the Rockingham Meeting House. | |||||
| Round Church - Hollow Rd. Loop | sbarner | Apr 23rd 2008, 03:40 | 44.7km |
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| Round Church - N Rd - Hollow Rd | sbarner | May 7th 2008, 01:07 | 36.5km |
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| Rouses Point Rouser 50-Mile, 2011 | sbarner | May 18th 2011, 09:37 | 78.6km |
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| Rte 105 - Vermont Wide Ride | sbarner | Sep 15th 2007, 09:28 | 164.6km |
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| Saratoga Battle Monument Loop | sbarner | Mar 29th 2009, 12:59 | 59.4km |
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| Beautiful loop in historic Saratoga County. Rolling hills, smooth pavement. Very nice. | |||||
| Six Gaps from Jonesville | sbarner | Nov 30th 2008, 10:12 | 255.7km |
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| The classic Vermont six gap ride. This version has 11,300' of climbing in 160 mi. Epic. http://www.rapha.cc/continental/index.php?page=587 | |||||
| Smugglers Notch-App Gap | sbarner | May 25th 2009, 12:45 | 152.1km |
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| Starting at the Richmond Park & Ride, this CCW loop takes in two of Vermont's nicest climbs, Smugglers' Notch and Appalachian Gap. The Gap is easier going the other direction, but the Notch is much harder that way. There are lots of variations to this ride and it's easy to make it a century, or bail out in Waterbury and take Rte 2 back. | |||||
| So. Burlington - Hinesburg Loop | sbarner | Jun 19th 2009, 06:14 | 43.9km |
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| A meandering loop, starting from Dorset Park and staying on pavement. | |||||
| South of Burlington | sbarner | Jul 11th 2008, 12:47 | 53.1km |
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| Rolling hills and nice countryside make for an easy 33-mile ride that loops down to the lake and crosses a covered bridge. | |||||
| South of Northfield, extended | sbarner | Sep 16th 2007, 04:15 | 123.1km |
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| Stony Creek to Harrisburg OAB | sbarner | Jul 1st 2008, 01:41 | 19.5km |
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| Nice climb up into the Adirondacks on a well-paved, dead end road. Not too steep, but steady. | |||||
| Tamarac-Hoosick-Grafton, NY Loop | sbarner | Jun 29th 2007, 12:07 | 65.7km |
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| Tour de Tunbridge | sbarner | Jul 15th 2007, 02:57 | 113.2km |
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| Vermont Double Wide Ride | sbarner | Jul 1st 2010, 04:11 | 324.8km |
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| Double-century across the top of Vermont and back. | |||||
| Vermont Timber2Nukes Ride 2C | sbarner | Jul 11th 2008, 01:01 | 340km |
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| Double century border-to-border ride down Vermont's eastern shore, from Beecher Falls in the northeast corner to the Vt Yankee power plant in the southeast corner. | |||||
| Westfield to Westfield Fleche | sbarner | Apr 21st 2009, 03:06 | 406.9km |
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| 2009 Fleche Route. | |||||
| Woodstock - N. Pomfret Loop | sbarner | Oct 23rd 2009, 03:04 | 40.7km |
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| This short ride features two nice climbs and a 6+ mi. descent. Three covered bridges, lots of old barns and houses, and all the beauty of horse and dairy country make this one of Vermont's great short loops. Do this on a nice day in foliage season and you'll be one spoke short of heaven. | |||||
| Woodstock Wander | sbarner | Aug 4th 2009, 03:12 | 90.9km |
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| Arrive early in the day so that you can visit the Billings Farm & Museum and take in downtown Woodstock. Leave some time in this hilly ride to wander off and visit some of the covered bridges and historical sites that are a little off the route, such as historic Weathersfield Ctr, and the Coolidge birthplace. Cap the day off with a dip in the swimming hole beneath the Elm St. bridge. | |||||
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