Best routes???

[2wheelsforme]

By popular choice here are my routes so far:

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1XL..._k&usp=sharing


Thanks for all the feedback much appreciated!!!!

That is some nice routes and some of my favs. You do know that from Balsam Grove to Looking Glass Falls on 278 that you have marked in black is mostly dirt right? I ride dirt roads sometimes myself.

[lloydmoore1]

That is some nice routes and some of my favs. You do know that from Balsam Grove to Looking Glass Falls on 278 that you have marked in black is mostly dirt right? I ride dirt roads sometimes myself.

Did not catch that thanks..probably skip down and use the 64..

[Felloverboard]

Only a dirt road if you are taking shortcuts... the main routes you have marked are good paved roads. 215... 276... 64... are all excellent roads

[2wheelsforme]

Did not catch that thanks..probably skip down and use the 64..

Yep the cut across is dirt. Down to 64 is the quickest way to get from 276 to 215 but not a fun road at all, just a well used highway. But if you look south just a bit you will find Wilson Rd, Island Ford Rd. and East Fork Road running almost parallel to 64 and a lot more curvy and less traffic. Even better if have the time is include Becky Mtn Rd and the lower part of East Fork Rd. Always more just a little farther and that holds true with just down the road from there is Ceasars Head. A fine elevation drop off the mountain, but it would be a backtrack for the return. If you find yourself on lower 215 twice take a look at a loop to ride Silversteen, Canada aka 281 and Charleys Creek roads. Much fun and not too far out of the way and come back to 215.

[lloydmoore1]

Yep the cut across is dirt. Down to 64 is the quickest way to get from 276 to 215 but not a fun road at all, just a well used highway. But if you look south just a bit you will find Wilson Rd, Island Ford Rd. and East Fork Road running almost parallel to 64 and a lot more curvy and less traffic. Even better if have the time is include Becky Mtn Rd and the lower part of East Fork Rd. Always more just a little farther and that holds true with just down the road from there is Ceasars Head. A fine elevation drop off the mountain, but it would be a backtrack for the return. If you find yourself on lower 215 twice take a look at a loop to ride Silversteen, Canada aka 281 and Charleys Creek roads. Much fun and not too far out of the way and come back to 215.

Thanks for the info. I now extended that route to include the Caesars Head and East fork...i will put the 281 and Charleys creek on the wish list..if time permits.