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Canterbury Trails

 

Total Distance: 27.7 miles                              Elevation Gain: 1382 feet    

 

Degree of Difficulty Index: 1382' / 27.7 mi. = 49.89 ft/mi               Terrain: Rolling/Hilly           

 

Killer Hills:     Cemetery Rd at 19.2 and Woodchuck Hill Rd. at 21.8 will get your attention

 

Geographic Region:  Southeast Connecticut

 

City/Town:  Canterbury

 

Starting Location:  Canterbury Commons (not Canterbury Plains!!!), Rt. 14, Canterbury 

 

Special Directions:  From I-395 North, 19, left onto Rt. 169 North for 10 miles; left @ 4-way intersection onto Rt. 14, continue past firehouse, left into 2nd plaza.     

 

Ride Description:  Ride 28 miles through rural towns on country roads.  See the birthplace of Samuel Huntington (signer of the Declaration of Independence, President of the Continental Congress September 28, 1779 to February 28, 1781 and therefore, some argue, the 1st President of the United States).

 

 

Facilities and Points of Interest:    

 

Mile

            Facilities - Points of Interest

0.0

Canterbury Commons: Pharmacy

3.4

Canterbury: Grocery Store, Coffee Shop on left

3.4

Canterbury: Prudence Crandall House Museum on left

18.3

Samuel Huntington House on left

18.5

Scotland: General Store w/ deli

27.7

Canterbury Commons: Pharmacy

 

 

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