Once again we are planning on leaving for PA in a couple weeks. I sure hope this time works out...
My knee is doing well...and now I am trying to strengthen it for the upcoming tour.
I am also trying to figure out what roads and trails we will be riding.
I bought a PA topo map and cut up the pages...
This way they will fit into a Zipoc bag and be a convenient size.
Thanks to Google-maps trip planner (for cycling) I discovered Pine Creek Rail Trail, and thanks to a very helpful bikeforums.net contributor I learned about PA bike routes.
We will be riding along route 16 in New York most of the way to Pennsylvania. It is supposed to be a decent cycling route...we shall find out...
In PA we will be taking the Pine Creek Rail Trail and possibly some of PA bike route 'J'. I would like to take the bike route, but to get to it we would need to travel along a 4-lane. I don't even know if it is accessible to bicycles...so I have another route possibility mapped out.
I'm not really looking forward to narrow, curvy, PA roads, but as long as no-one creams us, it will be fun...
I am definitely ready for a break from this crazy, dirty, noisy city that I live in, and go where there are open fields, contented cows, dense forests, rambling streams, and shy wildlife.
Don't get me wrong....I want to meet people along the way....and I know the country isn't all pastoral...I just want some refreshing time in the quietness of nature.
We will be riding along route 16 in New York most of the way to Pennsylvania. It is supposed to be a decent cycling route...we shall find out...
In PA we will be taking the Pine Creek Rail Trail and possibly some of PA bike route 'J'. I would like to take the bike route, but to get to it we would need to travel along a 4-lane. I don't even know if it is accessible to bicycles...so I have another route possibility mapped out.
I'm not really looking forward to narrow, curvy, PA roads, but as long as no-one creams us, it will be fun...
I am definitely ready for a break from this crazy, dirty, noisy city that I live in, and go where there are open fields, contented cows, dense forests, rambling streams, and shy wildlife.
Don't get me wrong....I want to meet people along the way....and I know the country isn't all pastoral...I just want some refreshing time in the quietness of nature.
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