[Mavus]

If anybody has a favorite road for spirited driving within 30 mi radius around Philly please post it. I would like to find 5+ roads to take a nice scenic ride on a sunny day when the time allows.

The following info would be nice:
1. Approx length
2. Surface quality rating (1-10, 10=perfect, 1=1-2" bumps and/or holes)
3. Max speed allowed


Thanks

[eric@helix]

Originally Posted by NokTurNaL 330i

If anybody has a favorite road for spirited driving within 30 mi radius around Philly please post it. I would like to find 5+ roads to take a nice scenic ride on a sunny day when the time allows.

The following info would be nice:
1. Approx length
2. Surface quality rating (1-10, 10=perfect, 1=1-2" bumps and/or holes)
3. Max speed allowed


Thanks

Driving directions to Memorial Hall Recreation Center 3D
Via Kelly Dr, Kelly Dr, Kelly Dr, Lincoln Dr, Wissahickon Ave, W Walnut Ln, Henry Ave, Rock Hill Rd, PA-23 W/Conshohocken State Rd, PA-23 W/Conshohocken State Rd, PA-23 W/Conshohocken State Rd, PA-23 W/Conshohocken State Rd, Martin Luther King Jr Dr - remove all

Philadelphia Museum of Art
2600 Benjamin Franklin Parkway
Philadelphia, PA 19130
1. Head southeast on Benjamin Franklin Pkwy toward Spring Garden St
0.2 mi
2. At the traffic circle, exit onto John B Kelly Dr
0.3 mi
3. Continue onto Kelly Dr
4.7 mi
4. Continue onto Lincoln Dr
1.5 mi
5. Slight right onto W Rittenhouse St
0.2 mi
6. Turn left onto Wissahickon Ave
0.3 mi
7. Turn left onto W Walnut Ln
0.4 mi
8. At the traffic circle, take the 2nd exit onto Walnut Ln
0.6 mi
9. Turn right onto Henry Ave
0.8 mi
10. Turn left onto Leverington Ave
1.2 mi
11. Turn left onto Main St
0.2 mi
12. Turn right onto Green Ln
0.1 mi
13. Continue onto Belmont Ave
0.3 mi
14. Turn right onto Rock Hill Rd
0.6 mi
15. Turn right onto PA-23 W/Conshohocken State Rd
2.2 mi
16. Turn right to stay on PA-23 W/Conshohocken State Rd
1.5 mi
17. Turn left to stay on PA-23 W/Conshohocken State Rd
1.9 mi
18. Turn left onto Conshohocken State Rd/Crawford Ave
Continue to follow Crawford Ave
0.3 mi
19. Turn left onto Matsonford Rd
233 ft
20. Merge onto I-76 E via the ramp on the left to Philadelphia
7.6 mi
21. Take exit 339 to merge onto U.S. 1 S/City Ave
0.3 mi
22. Turn left onto Lincoln Green/Presidential Blvd
0.1 mi
23. Continue onto Neill Dr
0.5 mi
24. Continue straight onto Falls Rd
0.2 mi
25. Continue onto Martin Luther King Jr Dr
1.8 mi
26. Turn right onto Montgomery Dr
0.6 mi
27. Turn left onto Belmont Ave
0.5 mi
28. Turn right onto S Concourse St
Destination will be on the right
0.2 mi

Memorial Hall Recreation Center
43 South Concourse Street
Philadelphia, PA 19102
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[Mavus]

Originally Posted by eric@helix

Driving directions to Memorial Hall Recreation Center 3D
Via Kelly Dr, Kelly Dr, Kelly Dr, Lincoln Dr, Wissahickon Ave, W Walnut Ln, Henry Ave, Rock Hill Rd, PA-23 W/Conshohocken State Rd, PA-23 W/Conshohocken State Rd, PA-23 W/Conshohocken State Rd, PA-23 W/Conshohocken State Rd, Martin Luther King Jr Dr - remove all

Thanks!

I will definitely check it out this wknd.

[BlueBimmer]

Bucks County:

http://goo.gl/maps/JdnbM

Not sure if the link works - hit me up if it doesn't, the drive is very fun, as long as you don't get stuck behind granma or soccerma. Much better outcomes on weekday nights than on weekends but definately worth experience. Lots of windy roads and nice scenery. It's 47 miles but sometimes I only take one section back and forth (swamp or river rds are cool), it'll take you less than an hour minutes spirited. Pavement is mostly very good with minor bumps (train tracks)and speed limits vary and visibility is great (not so much on river road at night but that part of the fun).

[Mavus]

Originally Posted by BlueBimmer

Bucks County:

http://goo.gl/maps/JdnbM

Not sure if the link works - hit me up if it doesn't, the drive is very fun, as long as you don't get stuck behind granma or soccerma. Much better outcomes on weekday nights than on weekends but definately worth experience. Lots of windy roads and nice scenery. It's 47 miles but sometimes I only take one section back and forth (swamp or river rds are cool), it'll take you less than an hour minutes spirited. Pavement is mostly very good with minor bumps (train tracks)and speed limits vary and visibility is great (not so much on river road at night but that part of the fun).

This looks great.

I have friends in Richboro, Tanyard Rd. area, and am always enjoying the back roads up there. Now my visits will be shorter :-)

Thanks!