GWB to Bear Mountain Loop on 4/9/11
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Mind telling me where exactly Perkins is at? I always ride up the 9w, but never knew certain spot's name. Also, I haven't done this loop before. It's always up bear mountain by 9W and back down that. Is coming down on the east side of the river as simple as just going down the 9W? All I have to do is just go down route 9 right?
By the way, after crossing the bear mountain bridge, do I make a left and head up bear mountain hwy like the website say, or I can just make a right and go through bear mountain bridge rd to connect back to the 9?
It would be nice if someone can provide me a google map version of the map.
By the way, after crossing the bear mountain bridge, do I make a left and head up bear mountain hwy like the website say, or I can just make a right and go through bear mountain bridge rd to connect back to the 9?
It would be nice if someone can provide me a google map version of the map.
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Perkins Drive is the summit road to Bear Mtn. It won't stop you from doing this loop, I just meant you may not be able to go to the top, if that's what you're aiming for.
I live in the 'burbs so I haven't done either the out-n-back nor the loop. However I think you'll find route 9 much busier than 9W, as it heads through quite a few small mainstreet river towns.
I recommend following the Roberts cue sheet after crossing the bridge. You could turn right up rt6/202, however it's a bit of a twisty climb with fast traffic and no usable shoulder to speak of. I'd consider it with a group, but I wouldn't feel safe doing it solo.
Roberts has maps at the bottom of the page -
https://www.roberts-1.com/bikehudson/..._gps_resources
have fun!
I live in the 'burbs so I haven't done either the out-n-back nor the loop. However I think you'll find route 9 much busier than 9W, as it heads through quite a few small mainstreet river towns.
I recommend following the Roberts cue sheet after crossing the bridge. You could turn right up rt6/202, however it's a bit of a twisty climb with fast traffic and no usable shoulder to speak of. I'd consider it with a group, but I wouldn't feel safe doing it solo.
Roberts has maps at the bottom of the page -
https://www.roberts-1.com/bikehudson/..._gps_resources
have fun!
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