Top 10 Foliage Rides

Edited by Madelyn Miller, the Travellady

I am an indoor girl. It has been so long since I have ridden a bike that I might need training  wheels. And even at my bike riding best, I had to look straight ahead at the road and seriously concentrate on where I was going. So for me, a padded indoor track for bike riding would be fine.

But for outdoor lovers (and a lot of them tend to be bike riders) here is a helpful list of the top ten places to bike ride if you want to see fall foliage.

From Colorado to New York, Bicycling magazine names the “Top 10 Foliage Rides 


 

Top Ten include: 

1.) Squaw Pass (Denver, CO)

2.) John Scott Loop (Winston-Salem, NC)

3. ) Hills in the Mist (West Chester, PA)

4.) Boulder’s Backroads (Boulder, CO)

5.) Otisco Lake (Syracuse, NY)

6.) Mason Neck (Alexandria, VA)

7.) Highland Scenic Highway (Slatyfork, WV)

8.) Michigan Fruit Belt (South Bend, MI)

9.) Lewis Peak (Ogden, UT)

10.) Levis-Trow Mounds (Eau Claire, WI)

I would rather have a list of the top ten places to shop. Or the top ten times to buy things on sale. But I think that is another magazine.

Madelyn Miller is a travel and food writer who loves to shop. Read her stories on www.travellady.com, www.carladynews.com, www.chocolateatlas.com, www.cocktailatlas.com, www.coffeeatlas.com, www.teaAtlas.com

Picture Credits & Information:

Piercestockingscenicdrivecoveredbridgefall.jpg – Credit WMTA and Traverse City CVB. Picture is of Pierce Stocking Scenic Drive at Sleeping Bear Dunes, Traverse City, MI.

View From Chateau Chantal – Credit WMTA and Traverse City CVB. Picture is of Fall Color from Chateau Chantal Winery and Vineyard located on Old Mission Peninsula in Traverse City, MI

Chairlift 2006 – Credit WMTA and Crystal Mountain. Picture is of a Chairlift Ride on Crystal Mountain.