Are there any really nice bike routes in Alamance/Caswell County in NC?
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There should be a good one in here:\n\nhttp://www.ncdot.org/transit/bicycle/maps/maps_touring.html
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There are several large shops in the area.  Depends on what you are looking for.  I wouldn't always go to a large shop.  The largest has to be Performance in Campbell.  It is part of a large chain and has some of the best prices.  I get a lot of things there.  Great prices on clothing for example and constantly has sales.  There are shops like Wheel Away or Off Ramp that are fairly generic.  Large selection and cater towards the crowd that rides comfort bikes.  Personally I like Chain Reaction or Bicycle Outfitter but they are Los Altos.  Cupertino Bikes has a great reputation.  If I want something special and I need guidance, Sloughs on Race St. is the place to go.  George is very well known in the bike industry.  Your shop doesn't have a part, guess who they call.  He tends to gear his stuff towards the high end but the guy has everything.  Good guy. Just don't take a dept store bike to be tuned up there.\n\nThere are so many.  ST on Capital is another good one.  If it is Mtn Bikes, Trailhead is a good one.  It just really depends on what you are looking for.
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Try Lake Tahoe area. It is just outside Reno, Nevada. The scenic views are breathtaking. There is a site below, that you can find some trails. Have a great time. I lived there at one time.\n\nwww.tahoesbest.com/Biking/bikepath.htm
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Red Top Mountain State Park is a great place. I hope this helps
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I like Wildcat and Loon Mtns. When I lived in Mass, Wachusett was fun because it was so close. Cranmore is nice in NH too. Spend a weekend and shop tax-free at the outlets in North Conway
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try trenz.com they have cool accesories
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There's a Widow Maker Mountain Bike Hill Climb, Saturday, August 26, 2006, 10:00AM, at Snowbird -- \ninfo available at http://www.sports-am.com/events/index577.htm\n\n(I found it via a Google search)
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Try Lincoln Recreational Park on East Escalante road.  You should not run alone though.  You can also try the golf courses.
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Depends what you are looking for. Racing? Mountain biking? Just havin' fun rinding?\n\nRacers:\nwww.velonews.com\nwww.cyclingnews.com\n\nReviews:\nwww.mtbr.com\nhttp://www.roadbikereview.com/\n\nInfo:\nhttp://sheldonbrown.com/articles.html\nwww.rivbike.com\nwww.atomiczombie.com (if you want to build your own monster!)\n\nRecumbents:\nwww.bentrider.com\n\nframebuilders:\nhttp://www.richardsachs.com/rsachslinks.html\nhttp://www.bikesmithdesign.com/Curt/White/\nhttp://www.ukrainebicycletours.com/framebuilding.htm\n\ntouring:\nhttp://www.adventurecycling.org/\n\nAnd more:\nhttp://www.roadbikerider.com/\nhttp://www.dirtragmag.com/web/index.php\n\nand I could go on...
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theres some nice crushed gravel trails around here, that used to be railroad tracks.  great because its softer than asphalt, and not many hills.
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I don't know off hand where you would get maps of this river , but try out these websites for more info.\nhttp://www.epa.gov/rivers/98rivers/new.html\nhttp://ils.unc.edu/parkproject/visit/neri/home.html\nYou can also try and contact the North Carolina State Parks and ask them. They are very helpfull and usually answer you by email in a few days. As for camping in that area see below.\nhttp://ils.unc.edu/parkproject/visit/neri/do.html#camp\nThis site has a map of the canoe routes for New River.\nI hope this helps you out and enjoy NC, we did!!!
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In North Carolina?  I'm quite familiar with the area.  If you are looking for vertical, try a house in Banner Elk, which is a town at smack in between of Sugar Mtn. (1200 feet of vertical, the best in NC) and Ski Beech (800 feet of vertical).  They are rather exspensive, though.  You could check out houses around Seven Devils, which is where Hawksnest (600 feet of vertical drop) is situated.  Hawksnest is a little backcountry resort with an FIS-rated slope (Top Gun, but it's hardly ever open) and houses there shouldn't be as expensive as the ones around Banner Elk.  Or you could look for a house around Blowing Rock or Boone, around Appalachian Ski Mtn.  It would probably be more expensive than around the Seven Devils area.  App happens to be my favorite resort because of the friendly staff.  I am never lonely at App, because I have so many friends among the ski patrol and instructors!
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bicycling. Especially mountain biking. It is fun, challenging and a great workout.
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These sites might give you some ideas:\nhttp://www.wildlife.state.nc.us/pg10_OutdoorKids/pg10_about.htm\nhttp://travelwithkids.about.com/sitesearch.htm?terms=carolina&SUName=travelwithkids&TopNode=3908&type=1\nhttp://www.discoversouthcarolina.com/outdoor-activities/outdoor-activities-main.aspx\nhttp://www.historichendersonville.org/activities_family.htm
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google.com...then enter "Ross Mount Jefferson bikes". It will lead you to the sites.
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I'm not sure exactly where Reading is, but you might want to check out McConnell's Mills. It's in Portersville and has some good top-roping. Hope this helps.
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I am origonally from north carolina and i occasionally come back to watch thier bull riding in north carolina there is bull riding in mt.airy and i absolutley love it there is a big age range for bull riders i highly suggest you try it out its at palamino racnh in mt.airy ask some locals they will know what i am talkin about