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  1. Hi,

    10 years ago, a friend and I rode from DC (Greenbelt Metro,
    I think) to Baltimore. We did not go via annapolis.

    I would like to do this trip again, but I can't remember the
    best route to take.

    Has anyone done this recently and have any pointers??

    Thanks,

    -H.

  2. (H) said:

    Hi,

    10 years ago, a friend and I rode from DC (Greenbelt Metro,
    I think) to Baltimore. We did not go via annapolis.

    I would like to do this trip again, but I can't remember
    the best route to take.

    Has anyone done this recently and have any pointers??

    Thanks,

    -H.

    Generally speaking, you wouldn't want to include Annapolis -
    that would be way out of the way.

    It really depends on what part of Baltimore you are talking
    about. Most routes I know go through the Agricultural Center
    in Greenbelt and take the backroads to Laurel, MD. Getting
    there is easy enough - Ivy Lane takes you into Old Greenbelt
    and then there are a lot of ways into the Ag Center. The way
    to Laurel used to be Powder Mill Road, either taking the
    last left road before the exit to the BW Parkway or keep
    riding to 197 and take a left and follow it into town.

    Where you go from Laurel would depend on where in Baltimore
    you want to go. Heading down backroads to Old Hanover
    (behind the airport), crossing Route 1 and heading toward
    UMBC in Catonsville gets you to the Ellicott
    City/Catonsville area.

    Moving up to Howard County and taking their backroads takes
    you to the other side of Ellicott City and parts north.
    Backroads to Odenton/Severna Park and then Glen Burnie can
    get you to the Inner Harbor (actually, I guess the first one
    will, too.)

    Potomac Peddlars used to have regular rides from the park in
    Old Greenbelt to both Laurel and to Howard County. Maybe
    they have something on their website.

    Curtis L. Russell Odenton, MD (USA) Just someone on
    two wheels...

  3. Thanks Curtis!

    My exact endpoints are: Greenbelt (metro station) to
    Downtown Baltimore.

    -H.

    Curtis L. Russell <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    On 21 Jun 2004 10:32:11 -0700, [email hidden] (H)

    Quoted message said:

    ...

    Generally speaking, you wouldn't want to include Annapolis
    - that would be way out of the way.

    It really depends on what part of Baltimore you are
    talking about. Most routes I know go through the
    Agricultural Center in Greenbelt and take the backroads to
    Laurel, MD. Getting there is easy enough - Ivy Lane takes
    you into Old Greenbelt and then there are a lot of ways
    into the Ag Center. The way to Laurel used to be Powder
    Mill Road, either taking the last left road before the
    exit to the BW Parkway or keep riding to 197 and take a
    left and follow it into town.

    Where you go from Laurel would depend on where in
    Baltimore you want to go. Heading down backroads to Old
    Hanover (behind the airport), crossing Route 1 and heading
    toward UMBC in Catonsville gets you to the Ellicott
    City/Catonsville area.

    Moving up to Howard County and taking their backroads
    takes you to the other side of Ellicott City and parts
    north. Backroads to

    Quoted message said:

    Odenton/Severna Park and then Glen Burnie can get you
    to the Inner Harbor (actually, I guess the first one
    will, too.)

    Potomac Peddlars used to have regular rides from the park
    in Old Greenbelt to both Laurel and to Howard County.
    Maybe they have something on their website.

    Curtis L. Russell Odenton, MD (USA) Just someone on two
    wheels...

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