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Pedal Up To Penwood Ride NOTE: This Ride Description and its corresponding Route Sheet may not have been checked for accuracy by the www.ctbikeroutes.org team Total Distance: 44.3 miles Elevation Gain: 1495 feet Degree of Difficulty Index: 1495 ft / 44.3 mi = 43.96 ft/mi Terrain: Flat to rolling Killer Hills: One long hill to Penwood State Park on Route 185 Geographical Region: North Central Connecticut Starting Location (city/town): Windsor Starting Location (detailed directions to): Ride starts at Pleasant Street Park and Boat Launch. Take I-91 Exit 37 and follow Route 305 east approximately 1 mile to Windsor center. Go right at the first traffic light approaching Windsor center and then quickly left at the next traffic light onto Route 159 north. Pleasant Street Park is on the left in about 0.2 mile after RR overpass. Parking lot is behind the stores. Ride Description: A very scenic ride through Windsor, Bloomfield and Simsbury with countryside views, a stop along the Farmington River and lunch in forested Penwood State Park. Facilities and Points of Interest: Mile Facilities - Points of Interest 1.0 Loomis Chaffee School campus 2.8 Washington Park on the right 12.4 Griffin Office Park 12.9 Culbro Lake w/ gazebo on the left 15.1 Small park w/ nice views on the left 18.4 Wade's Market on the right 19.3 Penwood State Park; hiking trails with scenic overlooks; rest rooms; water in season 22.4 Talcott Mountain State Park on left; hiking trails to Heublein Tower; Mattabasset Trail 26.1 Historic Constitution Oak @ island on the left 27.9 Kane's Market on the left 29.2 Simsbury Tri-Town Airport on right; nice views to the right 34.1 Farmington River boat launch area; nice views www.ctbikeroutes.org Ride description: Wu-New078 Route sheet: RS-New078 Ride submitted by: Carol Marchion, 10/18/06 (updated 10/11/09) .

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