The Shore Route is an old A Sig route. Motor traffic could compromise safety/comfort on this section.

A couple of short sections of hardpack roads.

Just one of the many ways to Brewster. This one goes via the estates of Greenwich and East Middle Patent/Mianus River Rds which are gems. Route 124 is what country paceline riding is all about. Bogtown Rd is Fred Steinberg’s vision of heaven on wheels. This is a hilly route.

HS 4/9/15

Another route to Brewster. Goes up via Anderson Hill, upcountry Greenwich and Purdy's.

HS 4/9/15

This route goes straight up the Hudson with a hilly bypass of Tarrytown through Pocantico Hills to Briarcliff Manor, then climbs Pines bridge Rd and up Rt100 to Croton Falls and continues on through Reservoir country using back roads to Carmel.

There is indoor eating at Orsino’s in Briarcliff Manor Map is on cue sheet.

HS 4/5/15

This is a ride past the mansions and roller coaster like roads in Greenwich.

There are no major climbs on this route but expect a lot of rollers.

Bail option at the Bedford Hills Railroad station at mile 56.

Original route routed up Greenwich rather than Stamford and Rt 137, which has become less bike friendly than when this ride was created.

HS 4/8/15

A or B ride. Extended version of White Plains to the River route. The next step in exploration of Northern Westchester. Takes 22N to Whippoorwill/Nannyhagen, then climbs the ridges to the River. Clever route as many bailout options both by bike and train. Has options for: return from N White Plains; 32 miles, Kensico Loop to Tarrytown; 47 miles, and an end at Marble Hill for the #1 train; 64 miles. Cue Sheet is 2012 A STS route. 

HS 4/13/15

Metro North rail pass needed for return from New Haven. Many bailout options till Brewster/ Danbury, then none.

Start of route changed to more bike-friendly roads.

Basically, routes 22, 6 and 34, all having more motor traffic than ideal.

HS 4/13/15

HZ's romp through Westchester and CT with a nicer route to Bronxville. A great ride for a hot, summer day. (And not without a good helping of vertical)

Heads into the rolling hills of Westchester and Connecticut. Crosses the Kensico Reservoir on Route 22, up into the hills, and down through the winding quiet country roads of Greenwich to the Stamford, CT train station. But does share a number of heavilied trafficked roads.

Original route starts in Central Park, goes over the Madison Ave Bridge and up the Grand Concourse. The RWGPS route has been changed to start at the 207th St Bridge and bypasses the Grand Concourse.

HS 4/13/15

One Metro North line out, another back. But you can easily finish this ride in Brewster. You can even bail at Purdy's.

Truly either an A or B ride.

Once above North White Plains, nothing but country miles.

HS 4/5/15

Don’t let the name fool you; this is a long country ride that loops north and east before ending in Brewster.

Hard pack on Mianus Rd and Gaylord Rd.

You can cut this ride short but be warned, trains north of Brewster on the Harlem line run every two hours. The route is remarkable for going through so little commercial property. Do this ride with lots of daylight. Don’t forget to update the train schedule.

HS 4/14/15