dpb13
02-10-08, 11:11 AM
Just wondering if anyone out there has ridden it or knows anything about the course. Any help would be appreciated.
Pacific Northwest - MS 150 in Sweet Home, OR
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Shifty
02-10-08, 06:32 PM
I ride in that area, it's really nice. I looked at the website, but I didn't see a route map, but all the roads in the area would be great riding.
Sweet Home sits in the foothills of the Cascade mountains, so riding both north and south will offer rolling hills, mixed farms and forest riding, and beautiful low traffic paved roads to ride. Weather that time of year is dry, it's not likely that you'll have rain, and the temps are perfect, 80's low 90's and low humidity.
Not too much party action in Sweet Home, nearby Corvallis or Eugene offers university town brew pubs, great food and lodging. There is nice camping on the lakes near Sweet Home, so for the event days that would work too.
That area is a great choice for this event, you'll enjoy riding there.
Sweet Home sits in the foothills of the Cascade mountains, so riding both north and south will offer rolling hills, mixed farms and forest riding, and beautiful low traffic paved roads to ride. Weather that time of year is dry, it's not likely that you'll have rain, and the temps are perfect, 80's low 90's and low humidity.
Not too much party action in Sweet Home, nearby Corvallis or Eugene offers university town brew pubs, great food and lodging. There is nice camping on the lakes near Sweet Home, so for the event days that would work too.
That area is a great choice for this event, you'll enjoy riding there.
dpb13
02-11-08, 09:07 AM
Thanks for the info Shifty. I more than likely will be signing up for this one. I figure since I am going to school at Oregon State (Distance Ed) I should hit the place at least once, right?