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[PotomacCyclist]

This appears to be the paved section, where bikes are allowed.

[KayakCyndi]

Dave and I went for a little shakedown ride this weekend on the C&O. Boy was I in need of some camping time.

Here are a few but they are all at: https://www.flickr.com/photos/kayakcyndi/

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[Rod Smith]

Bikes are allowed on the paved part of the Northwest Branch Trail which is a little over 6 miles long. The unpaved hiker only trails are on the other side of the Branch and north of the Beltway.

[Rod Smith]

Proteus Bicycle’s Coffee Ride

Home of Clarke Bedford http://clarkebedford.com/cms/

BicycleSPACE’s City Explorers Ride

[Raymo853]

[ronwalf]

@mstone 92735 wrote:

The trail info page says that bikes are only permitted on 2.7 miles of the trail. Are these pictures from that, or is the page out of date? (Last updated 2008.)

We stopped at the northern-most paved point. Disallowing bikes on the remaining part looked mostly superfluous, as the trail was full of mud, large rocks and standing water.

[mstone]

@Rod Smith 92740 wrote:

Bikes are allowed on the paved part of the Northwest Branch Trail which is a little over 6 miles long. The unpaved hiker only trails are on the other side of the Branch and north of the Beltway.

sounds like it’s gotten longer. the map I was looking at didn’t show anything at all interesting on the paved portion

[eminva]

Liz

[Rod Smith]

50th Anniversary Further Bus Tour

http://www.oregonlive.com/today/index.ssf/2014/05/ken_keseys_son_aims_for_50th_a.html

[dbb]

Now this is a chain!

Going in an elevator.

Going to need a bigger bottle of chain lube.

[culimerc]

@dbb 92990 wrote:

Going to need a bigger bottle of chain lube.

How often have I heard that?!?!

[rcannon100]

Bob’s Day Off

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[rcannon100]

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[Greenbelt]

Sunday morning DC coffee shop riders

[eminva]

Liz

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