A 92-mile, two-day loop through Hampshire and Mineral County back roads, with an overnight in Keyser. An easy-paced ride built around small-town stops.
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This is a two-day ride through Hampshire and Mineral County back roads, the kind of country where a general store is still the center of town. Ninety-two miles total, split easy across two days with an overnight in Keyser, so there's no reason to rush any of it.
Day one runs from Augusta through Slanesville and down to Romney before climbing toward Keyser. Day two loops back north and west toward Augusta on quieter roads. Either day is a comfortable half-day of riding with plenty of time left for the towns themselveshe Stops
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Gravel in the turns, a road closure, the best lunch stop on the loop — riders post it in the group first.
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