I'm trying to find a web site that shows only 2 lane paved roads taking a trip to VA. and then up around wisconsin. wanting to stay on 2 lane roads. leaving from Central Kansas Has anyone came across a web site like that? shortround62
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I'm trying to find a web site that shows only 2 lane paved roads taking a trip to VA. and then up around wisconsin. wanting to stay on 2 lane roads. leaving from Central Kansas Has anyone came across a web site like that? shortround62
when I plan a motorcycle trip I use small state highways and county roads...pretty easy to distinguish with GM.
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Here's a place to start for Wisconsin:
http://tinyurl.com/82zh452
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http://www.virginia.org/ScenicDrives/?t=eNews&eM=SA4&eNL=sce...
Try this link for Virginia.
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Avoiding Highways
when I plan a motorcycle trip I use small state highways and county roads...pretty easy to distinguish with GM.
It is also worth noting that under "Get directions" in Google Maps if you click the "Show options" link there is a checkbox for "Avoid highways". I use that feature (and the "Avoid tolls" option) quite a bit. My TomTom also has similar route planning options.
TomTom GO 720 (for driving), Samsung Galaxy Nexus (for walking)
Paper Maps are excellent
Two lane roads are easy to pick out on a paper map, which are available by mail from each state. They are much better than the free AAA maps. I also prefer state & county highways for our trips.
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