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Exploring bridges above the falls

'Saturday November 7th, 2020 11:00'
This adventure is over.
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Ride plan for criss-crossing Potomac

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Ride plan for criss-crossing Potomac

I marked three rendezvous points as POIs. Ride starts from parking lot of Wildwood Shopping Center, 10241 Old Georgetown Rd, Bethesda, MD 20814. There are three legs to this ride. The middle leg is nearly a loop. If time runs short, we can easily skip the middle leg. There are bail out points close to the end of all three legs for any riders who need to bail early. There are coffee shops at start and end of the ride. I'm not really a Starbucks fan but I do live for caffeine and these two have parking lots conveniently close to I-270. I also added a bar and grill POI that is close to the cross-over point between the three legs.

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  • gcraigm
    3 years ago

    Ok, I did my best with this plan.  Caveat emptor.  I have only driven some of these roads.  The rest just looked good on the map.  K1300S there are two easy places to leave the ride early and grab a highway home via US-340.

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Thinking of using what could be one of the last good riding weekends of 2020 to explore how many times I can cross the Potomac above great falls without getting totally lost. This would be my first foray into creating a ride plan on Miles by Motorcycle, so hoping to get some suggestions and feedback from other riders.

Scheduled Start: 'Saturday November 7th, 2020 11:00'
Scheduled End: 'Saturday November 7th, 2020 17:00'
I marked three rendezvous points as POIs. Ride starts from parking lot of Wildwood Shopping Center, 10241 Old Georgetown Rd, Bethesda, MD 20814. There are three legs to this ride. The middle leg is nearly a loop. If time runs short, we can easily skip the middle leg. There are bail out points close to the end of all three legs for any riders who need to bail early. There are coffee shops at start and end of the ride. I'm not really a Starbucks fan but I do live for caffeine and these two have parking lots conveniently close to I-270. I also added a bar and grill POI that is close to the cross-over point between the three legs.
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