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Gorgeous Granby & Granville

 

Total Distance:  37.7 miles                 Elevation Gain:  2015 feet  

 

Degree of Difficulty Index:  2015 ft / 37.7 mi = 53.45 ft/mi             Terrain:  Rolling to hilly

 

Killer Hills: One short (0.2 mile), steep hill

 

Geographical Region:  North Central Connecticut

 

City/Town:  Granby

 

Starting Location:  CPL on Rt. 189 at No. Church St. in No. Granby; from I-91 take Rt. 20 west towards and then past Bradley Field, continuing on to Granby center; go right on Rt. 189 (0.25 miles west of traffic light at jct. of Rtes. 10/202 and 20; go 2.5 miles to CPL at church on left.

 

Ride Description:  This is a Connecticut/Massachusetts ride through beautiful, classic New England countryside: country roads, farms, large historic oak tree, country store and a 3-mile downhill run.

 

Facilities and Points of Interest:    

 

Mile

            Facilities - Points of Interest

2.7

View Of Barndoor Hills

2.8

West entrance to McLean Game Refuge

11.6

Dewey-Granby Oak tree on right (impressive); please get bikes completely off the road

18.6

The Gran-Val Scoop (ice cream); restrooms; petting zoo adjacent

19.6

Granville Country Store; suggested lunch stop; town green/park with table across from store

19.7

Start of 3.2 mile downhill swoop; enjoy

 

 

37.7-mile option only

27.7

Millies Country Convenience on left; deli, bathroom

29.0

Congamond Lakes on both sides (views)

31.8

Views of abandoned quarry straight ahead

 

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