A very small wooded driveway sized bottom land road that follows a stream.
This starts out as very nice narrow double yellow bottom land wooded curvy road the follows a pretty small river then turns into a just wonderful fully paved mountain forest road. No line. Very pretty fun little road that you would not think is paved all the way through.
Deep gravel for quite some distance then it turns into hard packed dirt. Not recommended for novices. Parts follow a beautiful mountain stream. I paced a blue heron flying above and to my right for some way.
Very nice twisty hilly technical wooded road over a pass. Perfect new pavement. Sparse houses. A surprising find.
Fantastic long mountain ridge 1.5 car widths road. Technical, twisty with steep grade changes and switchbacks. Few sections of houses. Occassional oncoming traffic. Gravel/chip seal in some corners. Deep forest, steep dropoffs and ravines. Views. Saw a group of BMW riders heading in the opposite direction. Best road of the day so far. Saw one deer in the road.
I keep forgetting that I prefer this technical little mountain road to Harpers Ferry Road. Hilly. Technical. Forested. Sparse to moderate houses. We used to own property along this road.
This is a highly technical climb over the pass with surprising and challenging decreasing radius 25mph corners. It is really easy to go wide. Be careful on this road. It's a "High Motorcycle Accident" area. It does carry a fair amount of traffic, but it is still one of our favorite roads in the wider DMV area.