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Old 12-17-07, 06:33 PM
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NH/VT Bike route needed

Hey everybody, I am new to this forum and have a request....

I have recently moved to Salem, NH from my hometown in VT (Warren (Sugarbush area)). I go home all of the time to visit family and am in search of a good bike route that I could ride to get there instead of driving (my wife would drive up to meet me).

I am not too familiar with the roads down here so if anybody has done a trip from the southern NH area up to central Vermont and can recommend a route it would be greatly appreciated.

Also, I am fine with having to travel a little ways by car to get to a good starting point since that will not be an issue.

Thanks for any info and I look forward to participating in this forum,
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Old 12-17-07, 09:01 PM
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welcome!
look up donna ikenberry touring east coast florida to maine. she had routes through the states you are requesting. another is adventure cycling association. they have a network of tour designs and routes. check the touring section of bf!
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Old 12-18-07, 10:46 AM
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There are several good on-line resources for the area, such as:
Bike Coalition of Maine
Eastern Trail (from Kittery Maine to South Portland Maine)
Explore Maine by Bike (part of the Maine State web site)
Granite State Wheelmen - New Hampshire
SABR - Seacoast Area Bike Routes - NH Seacoast and Great Bay area

I hope these help!
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i'm guessing such a route from where you are to VT would involve riding on RT. 101 west. be VERY careful on this road. it's extremely busy with long stretches of no - or very little - shoulder.
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Actually, regarding 101, once you get past Milford/ Amherst into Wilton it's a very good road to bike on. The hill going up to Pack Manadnock/ Temple is good fun. 101 will run into Peterborough and eventually into Keene (the intersection of 101/ 12 and 9 can be dangerous). If you survive, Rt 9W will take you into Brattleboro and you can figure your own route from there.

I like using Google to map out a lot of my routes.

Good luck, that's a long haul from Salem.
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