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 ROAD BIKING MINNESOTA
Description
The perfect travel companion for touring Minnesota's countryside, this comprehensive guidebook details 41 unique routes from short easy rambles to multi-day classics. Each chapter explores different parts of the state's diverse topography while offering many options for circuit rides on scenic roads. Designed to help cycling enthusiasts -- or those traveling by automobile or motorcycle -- this guides includes tours on quiet paved roads filled with history and attractions along the way.
From the Back Cover
Road Biking(TM) Minnesota features forty carefully designed rides throughout the state, from Grand Portage in the northeast corner to Fairmont in the south and everywhere in between. Local cyclist Russ Lowthian provides a sampling of the state’s diverse offerings, including rides along the Mississippi River, amid lush farmlands, through the Minnesota River Valley, around crystal-clear lakes, and along Lake Superior's picturesque shoreline. Detailed information about each ride includes directions, length, terrain, traffic conditions, and road hazards. With vivid descriptions of points of interest, options allow riders to create longer or shorter rides using bike trails and alternate roads.
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 ROAD BIKING WISCONSIN
Description
Details 41 routes from short easy rambles for beginners to multi-day classics for the touring cyclists.
From the Back Cover
Road Biking™ Wisconsin features forty-one carefully designed rides throughout the state, from the picturesque shores of Lake Superior in the north to the renowned and challenging kettle country in the south and everywhere in between. Local cyclist Russ Lowthian provides a sampling of the state’s diverse offerings, including rides along the Mississippi and Wisconsin Rivers, amid rolling farmlands and lush forests, around crystal-clear lakes, and along scenic bluffs above Lake Michigan.Detailed information about each ride includes directions, length, terrain, traffic conditions, and road hazards. With vivid descriptions of points of interest, options allow riders to create longer or shorter rides using bike trails and alternate roads.
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