Route 20's Twisties

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State: West Virginia
Date Submitted: June 1, 2009
Submitted by: State: West Virginia BMWEW
Motorcycle Road Length: 113 Miles

Written Directions

Start Charmco, WV and take Highway 20 all the way north until you end in Buckhannon, WV. The best section is Webster Springs to Rock Cave!

Scenery

Great twisty road to ride but not many grand wide open scenic vistas. But you will be passing through nice rolling countryside with plenty of green pastures and thick forested hills.Road Quality: 4Road surface was mostly good but lower sections from Charmco, WV to Craigsville, WV had a few rough patches. Suggest riding section from Webster Springs to Rock Cave (north or south) as fabulous never ending twisties and great road surface and very few cars.Roadside Amenities:: 3Monongahela National Forest and Holly River State Park are close buy if you want a side trip.

Road Quality

Road surface was mostly good but lower sections from Charmco, WV to Craigsville, WV had a few rough patches. Suggest riding section from Webster Springs to Rock Cave (north or south) as fabulous never ending twisties and great road surface and very few cars.

Roadside Amenities

Monongahela National Forest and Holly River State Park are close buy if you want a side trip.

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Nickname (optional) State: West Virginia BMWEW

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Reviewed by WVrider on January 13, 2012 (0 out of 0 members found this review useful.)
Creator: WVrider
motorcycle_year: 2010
motorcycle_make: Honda
motorcycle_type: Sport-Touring
Comment: This is a great road.
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Reviewed by Guest on June 27, 2009 (0 out of 0 members found this review useful.)
Creator: Dick & Janet Pratt
motorcycle_year: 2007
motorcycle_make: Kawasaki
motorcycle_type: Cruiser
Comment: I grew up further north in Harrison County. Whenever we are headed south to Buckhannon, Rock Cave, etc. we always take Rt. 20. The scenery is great. Some more curves in Harrison County just out of Barbour County/Upshur County lines into the Quiet Dell section which leads to I79. We currently live at the insection of Rt. 50 & Rt. 20. Watch lots of bikes go by our house all the time. We overlook the Joyce Street Bridge in Clarksburg. rpratt@ma.rr.com
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