Snickersville Turnpike - Virginia
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Rider Comments:
- "Going South 1/3 of a mile from Route 7, you HAVE to take the hairpin turn on the extreme outside going very slowly in order to make that turn. I cut it just a little too tight, but still in my lane at 5 mph and ended up in the guardrail. Going North to Route 7 at the same turn, the turn has a steep slope towards you, so when you’re leaning right to take the turn, you’ll need to bring the lean back up in the middle of the turn or else you’ll be on your side before you know it. Be very careful on that turn. Otherwise, Snickersville Turnpike is a great scenic road east of the Shenandaoh River." - Ken from Centreville, VA (7/6/09)
- "Fun road - hairpin turn at the north end. During 2007 there's some construction going on at the south end - don’t know how long that will last." - Ian (10/14/07)
- "Nice road between Rt7 and Rt50 in VA. Hairpin turn at the Snickersville end (north) of the road. Country road with a number of nice turns and a one lane bridge. Farm/horse country, so anticipate the road is not always clean and clear." - Rider from Fairfax, Virginia (12/24/06)
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