looking for a non highway ,back road route to get threre from warren ohio. time is not an issue the longer the better
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, May 22 2012 08:02 PM
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Posted 22 May 2012 - 08:30 PM
really hubbard ohio,? you are not group ride kinda person i take
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Posted 24 May 2012 - 08:51 AM
This should get you started...looking for a non highway ,back road route to get threre from warren ohio. time is not an issue the longer the better
http://maps.google.c...m&z=11&dirflg=d
Oops, I see I missed a point that has you on I-64 for a short bit, and I started you at Hubbard, that you can alter easy enough.
Enjoy the ride, I am jealous, I too would like to stay down there!
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Posted 25 May 2012 - 05:46 AM
It"s not that i don't group ride . It's that im not comming back. I'm staying down there once i get there.
nah, was happy to meet some one around here, we have few that ride most weekends. if ur interested will let you know
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Posted 26 May 2012 - 06:14 PM
link 22 hours of riding....
He said, "time is not an issue the longer the better"...There it is, I already shortened it some...
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Posted 31 May 2012 - 05:34 PM
Take the Blue Ridge Parkway, it will spit you out in Cherokee, just around the mountains from 129. Cut over Foothills Parkway and you are there.
The 5 or 7 times we've taken that route we ride US33 in Ohio through WV and into VA (very nice once the 4 lane ends in Ohio), 33 takes you right to the north end of the BRP, and then ride it on down for 400+ miles of twisting two lane with no stop sign or red light to be seen.
You can easily ride this route in 2 days.
The 5 or 7 times we've taken that route we ride US33 in Ohio through WV and into VA (very nice once the 4 lane ends in Ohio), 33 takes you right to the north end of the BRP, and then ride it on down for 400+ miles of twisting two lane with no stop sign or red light to be seen.
You can easily ride this route in 2 days.
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Posted 31 May 2012 - 10:46 PM
Take the Blue Ridge Parkway, it will spit you out in Cherokee, just around the mountains from 129. Cut over Foothills Parkway and you are there.
The 5 or 7 times we've taken that route we ride US33 in Ohio through WV and into VA (very nice once the 4 lane ends in Ohio), 33 takes you right to the north end of the BRP, and then ride it on down for 400+ miles of twisting two lane with no stop sign or red light to be seen.
You can easily ride this route in 2 days.
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Posted 10 June 2012 - 04:37 AM
Take the Blue Ridge Parkway, it will spit you out in Cherokee, just around the mountains from 129. Cut over Foothills Parkway and you are there.
The 5 or 7 times we've taken that route we ride US33 in Ohio through WV and into VA (very nice once the 4 lane ends in Ohio), 33 takes you right to the north end of the BRP, and then ride it on down for 400+ miles of twisting two lane with no stop sign or red light to be seen.
You can easily ride this route in 2 days.
I'll second the BRP, but since you're coming from the NE I'd head down to Wheeling, WV to catch US-250 and take it to Elkins, WV where you'll run into US-33 and SR-55. The two split at Seneca rocks; SR-55 will take you to Front Royal, VA and the north end of Skyline Drive, and as Meef noted US-33 will dump you out at the north end of the BRP near Elkton, VA.
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