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With spring FINALLY here, I was curious about some of my felow TRSer's favorite roads. Those hidden gems in your area that just lend themselves to driving.
A few of my favorites:
NH 112, better known as the Kangamagus. 33 miles though the White Mountain Nat'l forest. The road is well-maintained with good flow.
VT-100: Runs stright up the spine of Vermont. It passes through many small towns, including a stop in Jamaica.
VT-9 between Barttaleboro, VT & Wilmington, VT: It's windy, narrow, but has more beautiful curves and elevation changes that you can count. Just gotta watch out for the trucks.
US-302: The Kanc is to the south and 302 is to the north. It passes the grand Mt. Washington Hotel. Fun road. Great views.
NH-13 between Goffstown & New Boston, NH. It's about 5 miles of solid cuves along a small river. Short & sweet. Needs a repave though.
NH-121 & 121-A: Both are great roads & a favorite of motorcycles in the area.
South Bow Road in Bow, NH: This is a road I travel frequently. It has nice flow and can be taken faster than the 35 posted limit. 45 is good speed.
US-209 though the Delaware Water Gap: Took it as shortcut between Port Jervis, NY & I-80. You don't have to worry about the trucks, which makes it that much better. Great views & good flow. First drove it early one Sunday morning. The only vehicles I saw were a half-dozen motorcycles out for a morning ride. Too much fun.
A few of my favorites:
NH 112, better known as the Kangamagus. 33 miles though the White Mountain Nat'l forest. The road is well-maintained with good flow.
VT-100: Runs stright up the spine of Vermont. It passes through many small towns, including a stop in Jamaica.
VT-9 between Barttaleboro, VT & Wilmington, VT: It's windy, narrow, but has more beautiful curves and elevation changes that you can count. Just gotta watch out for the trucks.
US-302: The Kanc is to the south and 302 is to the north. It passes the grand Mt. Washington Hotel. Fun road. Great views.
NH-13 between Goffstown & New Boston, NH. It's about 5 miles of solid cuves along a small river. Short & sweet. Needs a repave though.
NH-121 & 121-A: Both are great roads & a favorite of motorcycles in the area.
South Bow Road in Bow, NH: This is a road I travel frequently. It has nice flow and can be taken faster than the 35 posted limit. 45 is good speed.
US-209 though the Delaware Water Gap: Took it as shortcut between Port Jervis, NY & I-80. You don't have to worry about the trucks, which makes it that much better. Great views & good flow. First drove it early one Sunday morning. The only vehicles I saw were a half-dozen motorcycles out for a morning ride. Too much fun.
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