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Sonya's Mystic/Ledyard/Preston/Stonington Hill Climber

Total Distance: 30.8 miles Elevation Gain: 1492 feet

Degree of Difficulty Index: 1492' / 30.8 mi. = 48.44 ft/mi Terrain: Rolling/Hilly

Killer Hills: None

Geographic Region: Southeast Connecticut

City/Town: Mystic

Starting Location: Old Mystik Village parking area near the caboose.

Special Directions: Take I-95 Exit 90 and follow the signs to the Mystic Aquarium located adjacent to Old Mystik Village. Park in the area near a red caboose, which is on the west side of Mystic Aquarium.

Ride Description: This interesting and challenging ride travels through sections of eastern Connecticut on mostly rolling terrain with some hilly sections. There are no particular Points of Interest on the route...just lots of varied rural scenery, stone walls and Connecticut countryside.

Facilities and Points of Interest:

Mile	Facilities - Points of Interest
0.0	Restrooms in building behind Olde Mystik Village. Various other facilities in the area.
1.1	Convenience Store .1 mi. to left on Rt. 27
30.8	Restrooms in building behind Olde Mystik Village. Various other facilities in the area.
Mystic Aquarium & Institute for Exploration is located adjacent to the starting location for the ride. Mystic Seaport is located one mile south of the starting location on Rt. 27.

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