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Originally Posted by zennmotion
If it were me, knowing those roads quite well, I would choose a modified version of the 60 mile "Post Ride A" as more interesting (for riding, not history) instead of the main century ride around Cayuga lake as more varied, with more hills (not too bad although I could point to a few leg breakers if that were the goal) and even some gravel secteurs that would be road bike rideable. The century route has some nice lake views but much of it is on state highways that, while safe with good shoulders and not much traffic, are not as rural or interesting as the county roads between the lakes. IMO of course...
https://ridewithgps.com/routes/36082650
^^^ more or less this, with some alternative roads through state forest land. It could be easily extended to century length with good views of both Cayuga and Seneca lakes and zero traffic.
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