State Route 17 - Vermont

Rider Comments:

• "Eastern 9 miles is the technical section. Bristol is just a convenient landmark on the western side. In places, steep and twisting, whether approached from east or west. Be careful. This eats bikes, rockets and cruisers, alike." - Rider from Barre, VT (8/11/09)
• "It's great, you get the mountains and the country." - Jerry Haskins, Jr. (2/25/08)
• "Great road without much traffic. Some real tight twisties." - Anonymous (8/10/07)
• "Beautiful views of Mad River and SugarBush Ski Resort. Long sweeping curves accompanied by tight twisties. New road surface, excellent conditions." - Mike Marcus (6/8/07)
• "Super awesome road thru the gap at Mad River Glen. It's a MUST in Vermont!" - Vale Rossi (2/21/07)
• "I drive down from Montreal all the time for this beautiful stretch of twisties. I find it more fun doing it from west to east. Not a road for beginers because you can get in over your head easily on some of the hairpin turns. A 10 out of 10." - Christopher Church (6/11/06)
• "Awsome awsome ride. Picnic table corner is great. This is one amazing road. Worth the trip up. I will do this again. We just rode the first 10-15 miles of it. Did it about 10 times back and forth. Fun, fun ride." - Shane Gaudet - (5/2/06)
• "Use extreme caution. Parts of this road thru Camels Hump State Park are like a mini Deals Gap. Every now-and-then a semi will try and run this road, with interesting results. Have fun." - Jeffrey McSpadden
• "#1 twisty in the state of Vermont. You will lose chrome on an H-D on this one. Nice break from the boredom of 100." - Rider from Newport, VT
• "This road starts out as a very twisty mountain road with great views if you can take your eyes off the road! Mid section is rolling hills and sweepers through farm country. The last few miles to the bridge are long straights with great sweeping curves and lots of scenic views. Great ride!!" - Dave Waag
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