Comment on The Great Vic Gravel Route: Crossing Victoria on Unsealed Roads (2022)Comments−macintux2yAh, a wonderful article. I’ll definitely be looking at how to mine this data for my Jeeping needs.For the U.S., there’s a curated route nearly coast to coast for dirt and gravel roads. Maps for sale at https://www.transamtrail.com/.I’ve written about various curated routes in the U.S. here: https://opposite-lock.com/topic/12190/u-s-adventure-trails−Angostura2yJust try not to get too much dust in the cyclist's faces−macintux2yI’ve been down many, many miles of dirt and gravel roads, and never have I spotted a two-wheeled vehicle, powered or not.
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Ah, a wonderful article. I’ll definitely be looking at how to mine this data for my Jeeping needs.
For the U.S., there’s a curated route nearly coast to coast for dirt and gravel roads. Maps for sale at https://www.transamtrail.com/.
I’ve written about various curated routes in the U.S. here: https://opposite-lock.com/topic/12190/u-s-adventure-trails
Just try not to get too much dust in the cyclist's faces
I’ve been down many, many miles of dirt and gravel roads, and never have I spotted a two-wheeled vehicle, powered or not.