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Here is a link to very informative rides around West Virginia. I live in western WV and cycled all over.
https://www.cyclingscenicwv.com
https://www.cyclingscenicwv.com
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Here is a link to very informative rides around West Virginia. I live in western WV and cycled all over.
https://www.cyclingscenicwv.com
https://www.cyclingscenicwv.com
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There is a gravel race up Spruce Knob, although you can just ride it. I did a tour years ago and went up there. Visit the Sinks of Gandy.
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I am trying to make up a plan for a few days out of town and bring my bike. WV has a lot of appeal to me, I went to Salem College graduated in 81 and have only been back there (except traveling through) once since. That was in 1992. I was thinking about doing a rail trail and may still do that but it seems a complicated thing to do. So road biking is starting to dominate my thinking. If I do Spruce Knob I will visit Sinks of Gandy and at least drive by Seneca Rocks and probably go to Cass RR.
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Go to cyclingcenicwestvirginia.com. Dale has made great maps for his rides. He is old school, fold up a map and ride. WV is making headway with rail trails. We have a new 4 lane going in US 35. The old 35, route 817 will be a bike route from Winfield to Point Pleasant. 31 miles each way and a visit to the Mothman. I live in Winfield and used to put on a charity ride but it got to be too much work.
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Go to cyclingcenicwestvirginia.com. Dale has made great maps for his rides. He is old school, fold up a map and ride. WV is making headway with rail trails. We have a new 4 lane going in US 35. The old 35, route 817 will be a bike route from Winfield to Point Pleasant. 31 miles each way and a visit to the Mothman. I live in Winfield and used to put on a charity ride but it got to be too much work.
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Once the new 35 is open. I am sure there will be a public service announcement. I might ride the new 35 Sunday. I used to ride from Buffalo Bridge to Teays Valley Road before that section opened, it was neat.
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We rode the new section of 35, it is not open but paved, from Staves Branch to the end and back last Saturday. 30 or so miles. I plan on doing it again this weekend