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South Windsor/Windsor Tour

 

NOTE: This Ride Description and its corresponding Route Sheet may not have been checked for accuracy by the www.ctbikeroutes.org team

 

Total Distance: 38.4 miles                         Elevation Gain:  437 feet  

 

Degree of Difficulty Index:  437 ft / 38.4 mi = 11.38 ft/mi          Terrain: Flat

 

Killer Hills:           None

 

Geographical Region:  North Central Connecticut

 

Starting Location (city/town):  Manchester

 

Starting Location (detailed directions to):  Buckland Hills Plaza off I-84 Exit 62; I-84 East Exit 62 (Buckland St); left at bottom of exit onto Buckland St; left at 3rd light onto Pleasant Valley Rd; right into plaza at far end of plaza; park near JoAnn Fabrics or Bugaboo Creek Restaurant at west end of plaza. 

 

Ride Description:  The ride travels through So. Windsor and Windsor and features visits to the historic districts of both towns, visits the Loomis Chafee campus and crosses the Connecticut River via the Bissell Bridge bike path and re-crosses the river via the Warehouse Point Bridge. 

 

Facilities and Points of Interest:    

 

Mile

            Facilities - Points of Interest

0.0

Buckland Hills Plaza; various stores and eateries

9.2

Bissell Bridge crossing

16.2

Start tour of Loomis Chaffee campus

17.2

Start of Farmington River bike path (optional) to the right (opposite kennel)

17.8

Windsor business district; various stores; good place for a lunch stop

19.4

Barts Restaurant on the left

19.4+

Windsor Historic District

25.7

Small park on right w/ gazebos, picnic tables and CT River views; ideal for snack or lunch break

32.3

Start tour through So. Windsor Historic District

38.4

Buckland Hills Plaza; various stores and eateries

 

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Ride description:  Wu-New062

Route sheet:  RS-New062

 

Ride developed by:  Wayne Chapman & improved by Carol Marchion on 6/22/07

Ride submitted by:  Don Shildneck, 9/21/06 (updated 6/8/08)

 

 

 

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