New Mexico Pedal the Peaks

I'm looking for the route that Pedal the Peaks takes in New Mexico.
They're not doing that route this year, and some ride buddies want
me to put together a trip for them.

Has anyone done this New Mexico trip? The cities they visit are:
Albuquerque, Santa Fe, Las Vegas (NV), Taos, and Los Alamos.

I'll be grateful for any information you have on these routes.
--
Terry Morse - Undiscovered Country Tours - http://udctours.com

Terry,

Does this site have the info you are looking for?

http://www.cycleamerica.com/pedalthepeaks/route.htm

Jeff "Google is my friend" Orum

Terry,

Does this site have the info you are looking for?

http://www.cycleamerica.com/pedalthepeaks/route.htm

Jeff "Google is my friend" Orum

Jeff Orum said:

Does this site have the info you are looking for?

http://www.cycleamerica.com/pedalthepeaks/route.htm

Jeff "Google is my friend" Orum

Thanks, Jeff. I already have that information, which tells the start
and end cities for each day. What I'm looking for now is the actual
roads they travel.
--
Terry Morse - Undiscovered Country Tours - http://udctours.com

Jeff Orum said:

Does this site have the info you are looking for?

http://www.cycleamerica.com/pedalthepeaks/route.htm

Jeff "Google is my friend" Orum

Thanks, Jeff. I already have that information, which tells the start
and end cities for each day. What I'm looking for now is the actual
roads they travel.
--
Terry Morse - Undiscovered Country Tours - http://udctours.com

Terry Morse said:

Jeff Orum said:

Does this site have the info you are looking for?

http://www.cycleamerica.com/pedalthepeaks/route.htm

Jeff "Google is my friend" Orum

Thanks, Jeff. I already have that information, which tells the start
and end cities for each day. What I'm looking for now is the actual
roads they travel.

If you take a road map of New Mexico and look at the cartoon of the route
you can figure out what roads they take. There aren't that many options in
New Mexico.

I did the New Mexico route a few years ago but I doubt I still have the cue
sheets for each day. I recall it was pretty simple though, sort of like
"find 22 north out of Alberquerque, follow it until you get to Santa Fe" or
"find 25 east out of Santa Fe, take frontage road along interstate, or
interstate where no frontage road exists, to Las Vegas."

It is a nice route.

--
Bill Asher

Terry Morse said:

Jeff Orum said:

Does this site have the info you are looking for?

http://www.cycleamerica.com/pedalthepeaks/route.htm

Jeff "Google is my friend" Orum

Thanks, Jeff. I already have that information, which tells the start
and end cities for each day. What I'm looking for now is the actual
roads they travel.

If you take a road map of New Mexico and look at the cartoon of the route
you can figure out what roads they take. There aren't that many options in
New Mexico.

I did the New Mexico route a few years ago but I doubt I still have the cue
sheets for each day. I recall it was pretty simple though, sort of like
"find 22 north out of Alberquerque, follow it until you get to Santa Fe" or
"find 25 east out of Santa Fe, take frontage road along interstate, or
interstate where no frontage road exists, to Las Vegas."

It is a nice route.

--
Bill Asher

William Ashe said:

If you take a road map of New Mexico and look at the cartoon of the route
you can figure out what roads they take. There aren't that many options in
New Mexico.

I did the New Mexico route a few years ago but I doubt I still have the cue
sheets for each day. I recall it was pretty simple though, sort of like
"find 22 north out of Alberquerque, follow it until you get to Santa Fe" or
"find 25 east out of Santa Fe, take frontage road along interstate, or
interstate where no frontage road exists, to Las Vegas."

Thanks. I also found some bike-specific maps for New Mexico, which
grade the roads by their bike friendliness. It looks like finding a
route won't be that difficult.
--
Terry Morse - Undiscovered Country Tours - http://udctours.com

William Ashe said:

If you take a road map of New Mexico and look at the cartoon of the route
you can figure out what roads they take. There aren't that many options in
New Mexico.

I did the New Mexico route a few years ago but I doubt I still have the cue
sheets for each day. I recall it was pretty simple though, sort of like
"find 22 north out of Alberquerque, follow it until you get to Santa Fe" or
"find 25 east out of Santa Fe, take frontage road along interstate, or
interstate where no frontage road exists, to Las Vegas."

Thanks. I also found some bike-specific maps for New Mexico, which
grade the roads by their bike friendliness. It looks like finding a
route won't be that difficult.
--
Terry Morse - Undiscovered Country Tours - http://udctours.com

"Terry Morse" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:

William Ashe said:

If you take a road map of New Mexico and look at the cartoon of the route
you can figure out what roads they take. There aren't that many options
in
New Mexico.

I did the New Mexico route a few years ago but I doubt I still have the
cue
sheets for each day. I recall it was pretty simple though, sort of like
"find 22 north out of Alberquerque, follow it until you get to Santa Fe"
or
"find 25 east out of Santa Fe, take frontage road along interstate, or
interstate where no frontage road exists, to Las Vegas."

Thanks. I also found some bike-specific maps for New Mexico, which
grade the roads by their bike friendliness. It looks like finding a
route won't be that difficult.
--

There's state bike maps for New Mexico here:
http://nmshtd.state.nm.us/main.asp?secid=11140

"Terry Morse" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:

William Ashe said:

If you take a road map of New Mexico and look at the cartoon of the route
you can figure out what roads they take. There aren't that many options
in
New Mexico.

I did the New Mexico route a few years ago but I doubt I still have the
cue
sheets for each day. I recall it was pretty simple though, sort of like
"find 22 north out of Alberquerque, follow it until you get to Santa Fe"
or
"find 25 east out of Santa Fe, take frontage road along interstate, or
interstate where no frontage road exists, to Las Vegas."

Thanks. I also found some bike-specific maps for New Mexico, which
grade the roads by their bike friendliness. It looks like finding a
route won't be that difficult.
--

There's state bike maps for New Mexico here:
http://nmshtd.state.nm.us/main.asp?secid=11140

"William Asher" <[email hidden]> wrote in message >

Quoted message said:

If you take a road map of New Mexico and look at the cartoon of the route
you can figure out what roads they take. There aren't that many options
in
New Mexico.

All true, but the useful information, and stuff the cue sheets give you, is
the in's/out's of ABQ as well as Santa Fe.

It might be helpful to ask for good routes getting from X location in ABQ,
to Rt 550 west of Bernallio. Or what's the best route to get into downtown
SF from Rt 14 south, such as Rancho Viejo Blvd. to Richards Ave. to Rodeo,
to ......etc...

Perhaps someone local will be able to better answer, when Terry has a better
sense of where he'll be starting/stopping.

SB

"William Asher" <[email hidden]> wrote in message >

Quoted message said:

If you take a road map of New Mexico and look at the cartoon of the route
you can figure out what roads they take. There aren't that many options
in
New Mexico.

All true, but the useful information, and stuff the cue sheets give you, is
the in's/out's of ABQ as well as Santa Fe.

It might be helpful to ask for good routes getting from X location in ABQ,
to Rt 550 west of Bernallio. Or what's the best route to get into downtown
SF from Rt 14 south, such as Rancho Viejo Blvd. to Richards Ave. to Rodeo,
to ......etc...

Perhaps someone local will be able to better answer, when Terry has a better
sense of where he'll be starting/stopping.

SB