WNR C

Simple all road route. Leaving from Oak Hill turn right on reservoir. Around the roundabout to take the bike path into Hanover. Turn right on Maynard. Left on North Main Street and then right on Tuck Mall. Ignore the no entry signs to turn right onto Tuck Drive. Descend the hill carefully, avoiding oncoming traffic and trash in the "bike lane". Turn right to cross the bridge and right onto River Rd. Merge with Rt 5 and settle into 9 miles of paceline. We detour via Pavillion to regroup. Turn right over the Connecticut on East Thetford. At the top of the long hill we turn right onto Lyme Rd to head back to the start.

A simple all road route starting from Drummond's. East along 4a and turn right onto George Hill, left on Rt 114, left onto 4 Corners, left on Rt 4a to head back.

A mixed gravel and road route. Starting from Huntley Meadows, we sneak over Hopson to get to Rt. 5. Heading south, we cross the White River to follow Old River Rd., both the road and gravel sections. Don’t be tempted to climb Costello! At the end of Old River Rd we turn right to descend through the exciting S-curves. Tigertown is a long gravel, tree-covered, stream-adjacent climb. After the shock of the short but steep Chapel Hill, we are rewarded by the long descent of Beaver Meadows.

The route starts from Oak Hill, Hanover. Use Rip and Valley to get to Rt 120 and head south to Medical Center Drive and Lahaye Drive. Anti-clockwise around DHMC and turn right at the roundabout to descend Mount Support. Cross the big, scary junction with the 120 to get to Heater Rd. Take the Bank St Extension to Hardy Hill. Turn left onto Stevens and prepare for the climb. Right onto Etna, quick left onto Trescott and finally Grasse followed by Reservoir to get back to Oak Hill.

A mix of road and gravel. We leave CCBA on the rail trail and then climb Hardy Hill to Sunset Rock, a gravel descent. A short distance along Rt 4 to Ice House Rd to rejoin the rail trail. We exit the rail trail to cross over Mascoma Lake, preferably using the bridge. Rt 4A takes us to Shaker Blvd, a pleasant winding gravel road along the back of the lake. We rejoin the rail trail for a third time to head back to Riverside where we cross the covered bridge to take Bank St Extension and the rail trail (again!) to return to CCBA.

A road route (no gravel). Starting from Huntley Meadows, pace-line along Rt 5 to Pavillion. North to Latham. A short sharp climb on Rt 113 to Academy. A glorious descent of Academy and then Union Village back to the start.

G4C has a short section of gravel. Academy is a 2.8 mile climb with 554ft of elevation gain. The descent of 113 pays that climb back. Rt5 is a long flat road that follows the river and is ideal for pace lines.