Blue ridge mountains or Lake George?
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if you did the closer, Lake George ride you'd be left with time to explore more of the surrounding areas. Lake George is no doubt a nice ride with lots of close by options to include the entire Adirondack area which is stunning. You'd also be within a stones throw of Vermont and all it has to offer. If you could hold out a little longer past September you could make it a fall foliage ride and be really wowed with one of the best color displays in the country. Vermont in the fall should be on every riders bucket list.
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Born, raised and worked in North Jersey for 58 years. I would ride Lake George, Vermont, the Catskills, whenever I had time off. When I retired I came down here just for the riding.
I can hop on Skyline Drive, carve about 20,000 turns and 574 stoplight and tractor trailer free miles later, be in the Smokey's. You can't beat that.
I can hop on Skyline Drive, carve about 20,000 turns and 574 stoplight and tractor trailer free miles later, be in the Smokey's. You can't beat that.
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if you did the closer, Lake George ride you'd be left with time to explore more of the surrounding areas. Lake George is no doubt a nice ride with lots of close by options to include the entire Adirondack area which is stunning. You'd also be within a stones throw of Vermont and all it has to offer. If you could hold out a little longer past September you could make it a fall foliage ride and be really wowed with one of the best color displays in the country. Vermont in the fall should be on every riders bucket list.
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Blue ridge mountains or Lake George?
NH and Vermont both have great rides to offer. Was in NH this past weekend. Main and secondary roads are in great shape. I might suggest avoiding the summer traffic in North Conway and heading toward the west side of the Kancamagus and staying in the Lincoln/Woodstock area. From there it's a sweet ride north to the great north woods, vermont, and Canada of your inclined.