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Newark to Gettysburg/Codorus State Park

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Ride Stats:

Distance: 96 miles / 154.5 km
Ride Time: 2-4 hours
Approximate Fuel Costs: $7.30
States Visited: Delaware, Maryland, Pennsylvania

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JUSTNEED2

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Ride Description
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Great backroad run out to Gettysburg. Spend the day exploring Gettysburg and the surrounding areas, This would be a long round trip run for a day, but I have done it. My personal recommendation, Enjoy your day, and head back to Codurus State Park to camp for the night. The park offers plenty of hiking and water sport activities.Roads are higher speeds, 45-55 mph and take you through some beautiful rural areas.

This is a motorcycle ride in the states Delaware, Maryland, Pennsylvania. This motorcycle route has 8 scenery characteristics and other road conditions to help you plan your road trip. This motorcycle map was created by JUSTNEED2 in July. Click here to see other Motorcycle Roads by JUSTNEED2

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Ride Scenery:

Historic Sites Parks Fall Colors Lakes Forest Rural River Plains

Best Time to Go

Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter

Road Characteristics:

Sweeping Curves Road Rolling Hills Light Traffic Smooth Adequate Gas Stations Rare

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Previous Comments from other Riders:

Anonymous_Motorcyclist says:

Great ride, we spend a night in Hanover and then road to Gettysburg. A long ride so be prepared.

Nice country side roads with curves. One of the interesting parts of the road is going over a bridge on highway 1. I tried to fallow the route down to every turn and got lost several times. This road has some hidden signs.

Codorus state park was worth seeing by its self. There was a big lake a lot of trees. We took the riding tour of the Gettysburg battle filed. You can get a CD and listen to all the points of interest. There is no need to get on a bus if you have your motorcycle. On the way back we got lost, but quickly found our way to 15 North and back to Hanover.

I should also mention 616. On the way back you can take a different route. We took 30 and up to 234 and down 616. It was one of the most breath taking roads of the whole trip. Itâ€™s a very relaxing ride. I had a great time.

Redfalcon.

Fri Jan 11, 2013 at 9:10 AM