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Southern Vermont Cue Sheets

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  1. Anyone have a good source of road ride cue sheets for the southern
    region ov vermont?

  2. I don't have Cue Sheets but you might check this site (http://www.vbt.com/)
    They conduct bike tours in Vermont. You might be able to layout a route
    using a map and the towns their route goes through. Just a suggestion.

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    Anyone have a good source of road ride cue sheets for the southern
    region ov vermont?

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    Anyone have a good source of road ride cue sheets for the southern
    region ov vermont?

    Vermont Life Magazine used to publish a map called Vermont Life Bicycle
    Vermont Map and Guide. It's based on the the State Hwy. map and has pretty
    much every road you could ride on, excepting mt. bike trails. I could not
    find it on the magazine website, but it may still be available in local bike
    shops.

    It's got 25 "tours" that are based on the book "25 Bike Tours of Vermont",
    by John Freidin.

    In any event, pretty much every road that's paved is ridable, excepting
    obvious stuff like Rt 7 south of Burlington, or the interstates and sections
    of Rt 7 in/around Bennington (my own choices, as they tend to get
    congested). The State Hwy. map has distances between intersections, so it's
    a cinch to make up your own routes. One general comment that as most of the
    hills tend to run North/South, any route in an East/West direction will
    involve more climbing.

    SB

  4. There is a "bicycle suitability" map for southeastern Vermont here:

    http://www.rpc.windham.vt.us/bikemap/

    bktourer1 said:

    Anyone have a good source of road ride cue sheets for the southern
    region ov vermont?

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