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Duncaster Coaster Short Version

 

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Total Distance: 17.4 miles                Elevation Gain:  nnnn feet  

 

Degree of Difficulty Index:  nnnn ft / 17.4mi. = nnnn ft/mi             Terrain:  Flat to rolling (estd)

 

Killer Hills:  None

 

Geographical Region:  North Central Connecticut

 

Starting Location (city/town):  Windsor

 

Starting Location (detailed directions to):  Griffin Office Park, #2 Waterside Crossing, Windsor on the Bloomfield line.  From I-91 Exit 38 follow Day Hill Road about 4 miles.  Turn right on Blue Hills Rd (Rt. 187 North) at a traffic light; Waterside Crossing is the 2nd traffic light north of the Day Hill Road (formerly Prospect Hill Road) intersection.  Turn right at the light and go right into #2 Waterside Crossing.  Use the portion of the parking lot that is closest to the traffic signal at the intersection of Blue Hills Rd. (Rt. 187) and Waterside Crossing. 

 

Ride Description:  A very pleasant rolling ride through the Duncaster area of Bloomfield with nice views.

 

Facilities and Points of Interest:    

 

Mile

            Facilities - Points of Interest

4.3

Scenic park on the right

5.8

Bloomfield Reservoir #3 property

7.5

Great views of Metacomet Ridge and reservoir property

9.0

Interesting silos

10.0

Historic mansion on the right

13.2

Scenic Park – great spot to stop for lunch or a snack

15.4

Nice view of the Farmington River

 

 

Note:  The mileage cues on the route sheet commence from the  portion of the #2 Waterside

Crossing parking lot located closest to the traffic light at the intersection of Blue Hills Rd (Rt. 187) and Waterside Crossing

 

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Ride description:  Wu-New194

Route sheet:  RS-New194

 

Ride submitted by:  Carol Marchion, 8/21/09

 

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