FAVORITE RIDES
Wherever I go, people are always asking me on what parts of the country that I liked best. My answer was always that it
was quite hard to asking designate one part of the country over another. I thought about this more and I came up with
this partial list of places around the country where I either liked the roadway or the views. Here are eighteen different
sections of enjoyable and scenic roadway around the country in sixteen different states. I tried to find as many hyperlinks
for information as I could.
Arizona : AZ 60 and US 160 between Desert View and Tuba City - 39 miles.
California :
Avenue of the Giants
(N. California) - 30 miles
CA 1 between Monterey and Morro Bay
- 114 miles.
Colorado :
CO 14
between Fort Collins and Steamboat Springs - 162 miles.
Florida :
A1A
between Melbourne and Stuart - 100 miles.
Idaho :
Pend Orielle Scenic Byway
(ID 200) between Cabinet and Sandpoint - 30 miles.
Illinois :
Fox River Bike Trail
Illinois Prarie Path
Maine :
Maine East Coast Greenway
ME 9 between Bangor and Calais - 90 miles US 1 between Belfast and Bath - 82 miles.
Maryland :
C&O Towpath
Massachusetts :
Cape Cod Rail Trail
- 20 miles MA 9 between Pittsfield and Northhampton - 50 miles.
Montana :
MT 200
between Ravell and Heron - 118 miles.
North Carolina :
NC 12 through the Outer Banks
- 50 miles.
Ohio
OH 7 along the Ohio River between Marietta and Bellaire - 81 miles.
Oregon :
US 101
between Brookings and Lincoln City - 140 miles.
Vermont : VT 14 between Barre and White River Junction - 51 miles.
Washington :
Burke-Gilman Bike Trail System
(Seattle area)
Centenniel Trail
(Spokane to Couer d'Alene, ID) - 24 miles.
Wyoming :
US 287
between Lander and Rawlins - 127 miles.
I hope that this helps you in finding some place great to ride.

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