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Stonington to the Pachaug State Forest Ride Ride

 

Total Distance:  46.6 miles                          Elevation Gain:  3321 feet  

 

Degree of Difficulty Index:  3321 ft / 46.6 mi = 71.2 ft/mi            Terrain:  Very Hilly

 

Killer Hills: None, but stiff climb near end at mile 40.7

 

Geographical Region:  Southeast Connecticut

 

City/Town:  Stonington

 

Starting Location:  Meadow Ave in Stonington Borough. Parking at the Wimpfheimer Sculpture Park, at the corner of Meadow Ave and Bayview Ave (next to the Velvet Mill). 

 

Ride Description:  This ride makes the circuit of Stonington to North Stonington, and goes through farmlands, Pachaug State Forest, around Foxwoods, and then returning to Stonington.  Ride through beautiful backroads, forests, and farmland of Southeast Connecticut. 

 

Facilities and Points of Interest:    

 

Mile

            Facilities - Points of Interest

0.0

Velvet Mill (bathrooms)

8.6

North Stonington Village

9.0

Wyassup Rd. Home with narrow guage railroad (just past Fairgrounds)

13.0

Wyassup Rd. Views and Homestead Cellar w/ well

17.8

Pachaug State Forest

18.4

Hodge Pond & Brook

18.7

Kinne Cemetary, Earliest marked stone: 1713

35.0

Market (Lunch Spot)

36.1

Highland Lake Park

40.4

Old Mystic Village

41.2

Nice Views of Long Island Sound from summit after climb

46.6

Velvet Mill (bathrooms)

 

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Ride description: wu-new238

Route Sheet: rs-new238

 

Ride submitted by: Finlay Ferguson, 05/2020

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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