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Roger's Orchard Ride

 

Total Distance:  32.2                          Elevation Gain:  1117 feet  

 

Degree of Difficulty Index:  1117 ft / 32.2 mi = 34.69 ft/mi            Terrain:  Rolling

 

Killer Hills: A couple of hilly sections

 

Geographical Region:  North Central

 

City/Town:  Cheshire

 

Starting Location:  I-691 Exit 7 CPL (Rt. 10) in Cheshire near the Southington town line

 

Ride Description:  This is a ride over mostly rolling terrain with a few hilly sections on the way.  The route passes Shuttle Meadow Reservoir, several fruit orchards and many lovely pastoral scenes.  The suggested lunch/snack stop is at Timberlin Park with its pretty lake, golf course and picnic area.  Please note that the ride route uses several state routes and passes through some areas with heavy traffic. 

 

Facilities and Points of Interest:    

 

Mile

            Facilities - Points of Interest

0.3

Various facilities to your right on Rt. 322

8.4

Roger's Orchards salesroom 0.1 mile to left (not directly on route, but a nice place to visit in season)

8.4

Shuttle Meadow Reservoir (New Britain Water Department) on your left for next 1.3 miles

12.1

Moreland Hill School (private) on right

12.8

Roger's Marketplace (grocery store) on left; restaurant

16.0

Timberlin Park (Berlin) golf course and clubhouse

16.4

Park pavilion: tables, portable toilet

27.3+

Convenience store on left

 

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