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    Lake Ontario Route

    I am in the process of routing a trip around Lake Ontario for Mid May 2012 and want to know if you can ride on the Lake Ontario State Parkway? I am trying to hug the lake as much as possible.

    Also what weather should I expect in Mid May?

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    I don't see why you couldn't ride on it, it's open to all traffic as far as I know. It's not much to see if I remember correctly. A few views maybe.

    Mid May, probably still a little chilly. It's always unpredictable around the lakes.

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    Might be worth a look
    http://www.cyclotour.com/prod01.htm#'Round Lake Ontario

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    Quote Originally Posted by lucky1976 View Post
    I am in the process of routing a trip around Lake Ontario for Mid May 2012 and want to know if you can ride on the Lake Ontario State Parkway? I am trying to hug the lake as much as possible.

    Also what weather should I expect in Mid May?
    I've ridden on the Parkway with my 10-year-old many times, between Hamlin Beach and Rochester.

    It's a 55MPH road, but the shoulders are absolutely huge - at least the width of a normal lane. However, it also has a LOT of accidents. There are sections that seem to lull drivers to sleep, with unfortunate consequences. So be careful.

    May in Upstate NY: You could have snow ( Yes, I'm serious ), or it could be 85 degrees. You'll need to plan for a ride range of possibilities.
    Knows the weight of my bike to the nearest 10 pounds.

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