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Riding in West Virginia around Snowshoe Mountain area

Started by Fuzzy (Louisiana), Tue 02, Jun 2009, 02:51:36

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Fuzzy (Louisiana)

Will be headed up that direction (Snowshoe Mountain) soon if nothing changes.  Any good resturants, favorite rides, etc.?  

Thanks,
Mark
Fuzzy (Louisiana)   8)
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Wolf1910

  You will find Great roads any dirrection you ride weather it be on Rts 219,66,55,60 or 39 I live in Lewisburg....70 miles from Snowshoe...was just there on Sunday. Depends on your taste in foods ..but you will find good food to suit any taste. Post when you have dates any I will see what activities are going on for  that time

SgtBunny

When are you coming?  I will be landing back in WV on the 6th and praying for good weather so I can do a lot of riding while I am home.
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V98

Be sure to ride the Highland Scenic Highway, and maybe Wolf can help me with the name of the observatory where the huge radar dish is. It's pretty cool to see.

Big IV

Watch the weather, it will jump out around a mountain at ya! You'll be cruising along enjoying the ride then round a curve and run into rain bam. It lurks sneakily around the mountains at times and you can't always see it coming.  But that happens riding in any mountains.
WV is a great state.
The tourism department used to publish a map of suggested roads/routes for bikers. They were working to attract biker tourism for a long while. Gotta love that.
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SgtBunny

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Quote from: V98 on Tue 02, Jun 2009, 08:05:54
Be sure to ride the Highland Scenic Highway, and maybe Wolf can help me with the name of the observatory where the huge radar dish is. It's pretty cool to see.

Green Bank Observatory

the world's largest fully steerable single aperture antenna

http://www.gb.nrao.edu/
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3fan4life

This is a pretty good website:

http://www.motorcycleroads.com/

Almost any road in WV is a good road to ride, especially if you like twisties.

Try to hook up with Wolf1910 if you can. He knows the area and is a pretty good guide.
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SgtBunny

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Wolf1910

  Live in Lewisburg ...70 miles south of Snowshoe, 100 miles east of Charleston......Dead center on the intersection of Rt.219 and Rt. 60, two of the best bike roads in the state.  If you make it to Pocahontas county  and you like to drag metal parts, a must do is Rt. 219 ....Go to Hillsboro and ride south as you start up the mountain ......turn it loose.  Great twisties ...ride to the state park...only about 3 miles but the banking is great and never any gravel. U turn at the park and back down the mountain to do it all over again.