20+ miles

The "UVWCC - Lyme hills from Kendall" is a scenic and moderately challenging cycling route spanning 26.3 miles with an elevation gain of 2,063 feet. Starting from Kendall, the route takes you through the picturesque landscapes of Lyme, New Hampshire, offering a mix of rolling hills and serene backroads.​

Mostly flat, with gradual climbs, rolling hills, and serene views of the Connecticut River. Crosses the Bridge and Ledyard Bridge and Lyme-East Thetford Bridge. Climbs include Chieftain Hill on RT 10.

Mostly flat, with gradual climbs, rolling hills, and serene views of the Connecticut River. Crosses the Lyme-East Thetford Bridge and Ledyard Bridge.

Mostly flat, with scenic views of the Connecticut River along Rt 5 and River Rd. Gravel and bumpy road surfaces on River Rd with a few steep climbs up Mount Mackenzie on River Rd and Chieftain Hill on Rt. 10.

The “WNR paved from Norwich Tucker Latham” is a 28.75-mile cycling route with a total elevation gain of 2,037 feet, created by Peter W on April 10, 2023.  This route features several notable segments:

• Norwich Hills: 1.37 miles with a 367-foot elevation gain (4.8% average grade).

• Willey Hill to top of Union Village: 1.27 miles with a 361-foot elevation gain (5.4% average grade).

• Over the Dam: 1.88 miles with a 200-foot elevation gain (2.0% average grade).

The WNR Latham Reverse Academy is a 28.26-mile cycling route with a total elevation gain of 2,207 feet, designed by Peter W on March 26, 2025. This loop offers a mix of rolling terrain and challenging climbs, making it suitable for intermediate to advanced cyclists seeking a varied workout in the Upper Valley region.

The Old River-Tigertown-Beaver Meadow cycling route is a 21.61-mile journey with an elevation gain of 2,097 feet.

Route Highlights:

• Scenic Gravel Paths: Experience the “Old River Rd GRAV to the bridge,” a 1.80-mile segment with a gentle 0.6% average grade, offering a smooth ride through picturesque landscapes.

The Campbell-Quail John-5 cycling route is a 21.2-mile journey with an elevation gain of 1,354 feet, thoughtfully designed by Becky Fielder on July 29, 2024.

Route Highlights:

• Challenging Climbs: Test your endurance with segments like “G4C Paved Climb From 5,” a 0.99-mile ascent with a 4.2% average grade, and “Campbellburg East,” a 0.35-mile stretch with a 6.4% average grade, both offering invigorating challenges amidst scenic surroundings.

Embark on the “Moose to Goose” cycling route, a 20.94-mile journey with an elevation gain of 1,391 feet, thoughtfully designed by cyclist Alix Norris on August 27, 2023.

Route Highlights:

• Scenic Lakeside Views: The route offers picturesque views of Goose Pond, especially along the eastern edge and southern stretch, providing a serene backdrop for your ride.