Another hidden gem I'd never find, unless it was in my GPS. I know some love those tiny roads, but my short height makes any narrow/gravel road a major tip-over risk so I doubt I'd even venture up that kind of road unless I knew there was something I needed there.
The road I'm talking about is perfectly paved, about 1-1/2 standard lanes wide, had no painted lines on it when I was last there, I've never seen any other traffic on it, and smooth and flat.
I think it's Jerico Rd.
Thanks for the details, I believe that was the road name when I looked at the map.
Sorry if it sounded like I was complaining, I just don't enjoy the narrow roads with no lines, there may be very little traffic, but when there is they're usually in the middle of the road, going quite fast and don't always yield any portion of the road to me. I was following my brother on some of those and that made it easier, and I could hear him beeping his horn going around some of the more blind corners. We traveled Smoke Hole road without much traffic, then near the end there was quite a bit more and a few times they were quite close to me.
Even at home I'll ride mostly state highways, and some county roads that I know are well maintained and have good lane markings.
