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At a Glance
Mirror, mirror on the wall. Who’s the
fairest road of all? Well actually, DH1 dwells in a different
region. But not to worry. Though its Character’s not perfectly
snow-white, even Grumpy would love this long, remote and
pretty-darn-fair ride along the rugged cliffs of the Klamath and
Trinity Rivers down from Happy Camp. The Engineering of its
steady, Sleepy curves along the Klamath and tight esses along
the Trinity either side of Hoopa is certainly nothing to get
Sneezy at. And while its Pavement shows signs of age here and
there, all it needs is a little attention from the Docs at
CalTrans. With so little traffic on the empty, undeveloped
northern eighty-per cent of this ride, you’ve got a sporting
chance to slow down a bit before Dopey flicks on the radar. So
c’mon, don’t be Bashful. Hi Ho, Hi Ho, it’s off to bike we go.
Submit your Rating / Review:
Rider Reviews:
'Good road, very scenic. ' --Ron Leonard
'Good road for relaxed riding-no traffic.' --Jim Hodson
'We did this ride in August with, as the book indicates, very little traffic. Great ride!!' --Dave Tanchak
'Scenic. Relaxing. Remote (a half-dozen cars in 132km/83 mi...maybe).' --Angus Noble
'I just did this ride. It's really great!' --Richard Andrade