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Easton Excursion

 

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Total Distance: 29 miles                         Elevation Gain:  Estimated 2,200 feet  

 

Degree of Difficulty Index: 2,200 ft / 29 mi = 75.9 ft/mi          Terrain: Very Hilly

 

Killer Hills:        Silver Hill Road, South Park Avenue

 

Geographical Region: Southwest Connecticut

 

Starting Location (city/town): Fairfield

 

Starting Location (detailed directions to):  Rt. 15 (Merritt Pkwy. Exit 46 CPL)

 

Ride Description: Cycle through the quiet farm country and watershed land of Easton along miles of forested roads with little traffic along the route.

 

Note: The route sheet includes a map.

 

Note: The "Mile" column on the route sheet shows distances in hundredths. Keep in mind that bicycle computers tend to be calibrated differently and that the distances shown on your computer may vary from those on the route sheet.

 

Facilities and Points of Interest:    

 

Mile

            Facilities - Points of Interest

1.40

Grace Richardson Conservation Area on left

1.80

H. Smith Richardson Golf Course (Fairfield municipal course) on left

6.10

Greisers Country Store on right for water/snacks: no restroom for the public

6.45

Easton Library on right: restrooms and water (closed Sundays)

13.00

Aquarion Water Company land surrounds you

17.50

Lunch stop at the Last Drop Coffee Shop; Dr. Mikes Ice Cream is across Rt. 25

17.75

Lakewood-Trumbull YMCA Camp Outdoor Center on left (Monroe location)

17.95

Stanley Road becomes dirt and stays that way until Judd Road

26.00

Easton Reservoir is off to your left (not really visible through the trees)

 

 

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Ride description:  Wu-New024

Route sheet:  RS-New024

 

Ride submitted by: Tom Ebersold, 7-18-06

 

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