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Mostly the Bike Trail Ride

 

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

 

Total Distance: 31.1 miles Elevation Gain: 1,043 feet (estd)

 

Degree of Difficulty Index: 1043ft /31.1mi = 33.5 ft/mi (estd) Terrain: Flat to Rolling

 

Killer Hills: none

 

Geographical Region: North Central Connecticut

 

Starting Location: Stratton Brook State Park, Simsbury CT

 

Starting Location (detailed directions to): Stratton Brook Park is located about 1 mile west of Simsbury Center. The Park is free on week days and charges admittance on weekends. On the weekends you can park on the corner of Stratton Brook Road and Town Forest Road for free. The ride would then start at the .3 marker on the route sheet. To get to Stratton Brook Park, take Rt. 10 to the center of Simsbury. At the traffic light, head west on Rt. 309. The Park is approx. 1 mile on the left.

 

Ride Description: It is flat and mostly on the bike trail. Approx. 2 miles to the Farmington Valley greenway, then 20 miles on the greenway. The last 10 miles take you through Canton and the back roads of Simsbury.

 

Facilities and Points of Interest: Farms, Prison, Large Estates and Historic Homes

 

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Facilities - Points of Interest

10.6

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Ride description: Wu-New228

Route sheet: RS-New228

 

Ride submitted by: Andy Johnson, 8/1/2016

 

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