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  1. Folks,
    Will be at Caesar Creek Park in a week for about a week. Looking to get in
    some road miles. Any suggestions? Have seen some info for the Little Miami
    trail. Good place to ride? or know of any other good routes?

    Thanks in advance!
    Kyle

  2. Dear Kyle

    Pls see my recent post on Bike Trails in Ohio in this newsgroup. Yeah,
    Lil Miami is a good ride. One of the best.

    Caesar Creek SP is less than 5 miles away from Little Miami Scenic
    Trail/ State Park. You would be closest to towns of Corwin/Waynesvile,
    close to MM 14 mi south of Xenia

    To go for more speed, and avoid sometimes slow multiuse path, road
    cyclists switch to the lightly-traveled roads which are often parallel
    to the path.

    Caesar Creek SP also has a mtn bike trail near Harveysburg.

    And an unpatroled, unofficial nude beach - not recommended this time of
    the year. I stumbled on elderly tanners once ...yech.

    Dayton Capri

  3. Gary

    Just returned home from Caesar creek. I rode 22 miles on the Little Miami
    Scenic Trail. I started in Corwin and headed South. Went down past Ft.
    Ancient. My high point was crossing under the large suspension bridge on St.
    Rt. 71. Pretty big for sure. With the exception of a couple of joggers, I
    had the trail to myself. This is truly a gem!.

    I appreciate the suggestion!

    Be good,

    Kyle

    "daytoncapri" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Dear Kyle

    Pls see my recent post on Bike Trails in Ohio in this newsgroup. Yeah,
    Lil Miami is a good ride. One of the best.

    Caesar Creek SP is less than 5 miles away from Little Miami Scenic
    Trail/ State Park. You would be closest to towns of Corwin/Waynesvile,
    close to MM 14 mi south of Xenia

    To go for more speed, and avoid sometimes slow multiuse path, road
    cyclists switch to the lightly-traveled roads which are often parallel
    to the path.

    Caesar Creek SP also has a mtn bike trail near Harveysburg.

    And an unpatroled, unofficial nude beach - not recommended this time of
    the year. I stumbled on elderly tanners once ...yech.

    Dayton Capri

  4. Quoted message said:

    My high point was crossing under the large suspension bridge on St.
    Rt. 71. Pretty big for sure.

    If this is the bridge you went under, it isn't a suspension bridge:
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jeremiah_Morrow_Bridge

    Glad you enjoyed the ride,

    Chris Neary
    [email hidden]

    "Science, freedom, beauty, adventure: what more could
    you ask of life? Bicycling combined all the elements I
    loved" - Adapted from a quotation by Charles Lindbergh

  5. You are most correct. I used the word suspension incorrectly. It is much
    more impressive from the underside.

    I did enjoy the area. Will be back in the spring.

    be good!

    Kyle

    "Chris Neary" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    My high point was crossing under the large suspension bridge on St.
    Rt. 71. Pretty big for sure.

    If this is the bridge you went under, it isn't a suspension bridge:
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jeremiah_Morrow_Bridge

    Glad you enjoyed the ride,

    Chris Neary
    [email hidden]

    "Science, freedom, beauty, adventure: what more could
    you ask of life? Bicycling combined all the elements I
    loved" - Adapted from a quotation by Charles Lindbergh

  6. Quoted message said:

    You are most correct. I used the word suspension incorrectly. It is much
    more impressive from the underside.

    http://www.roadfan.com/burkin1.html

    To an engineer geek like me, either view is exquisite.

    Chris Neary
    [email hidden]

    "Prize the doubt, low kinds exist without"
    - Inscription at Ramsmeyer Hall, Ohio State University

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