Greenfield To Aberdeen (on SR 41) + ADD NEW ROUTE

Nice ride... started in Aberdeen, road south to north, road was in decent shape, a little rough just outside Aberdeen and more traffic than I expected. Once we got north of SR 32 traffic thinned out. As you near Bainbridge watch for Amish horse/buggies as well as remnants horses leave behind. Country Crust Bakery about 2 miles north of little town of Cynthiana on the right is nice stop to satisfy a sweet tooth.

03/26/2016, clear spring day. Don't go out of your way for this one. Just a few curves and hills for as long as it is. Not bad if you are already going this direction.

Very nice ride. We rode this ride the reverse direction. I thought we had some very good scenery of a creek with small water falls, I don't believe you would have seen them heading south on this route. The road was in very good shape. The only part where the road was less than desirable was just outside of Aberdeen. Other than that I would highly recommend this ride.

Rode From Greenfield to West Union then caught 247 back home. Was a little unimpressed with the type of pavement had a rough surface and grooves, surface gravel was coming loose in places. (Chip and Tar in Ross County and Parts of Pike) Still a nice ride but was more impressed with SR 247. There are several eateries and attraction along the way so you should go hungry or thirsty on this trip. Even with the road condition its still worth the ride in my opinion.

This is a great ride! Very scenic except around Peebles and Rt. 32, which is very commercial. Be sure to stop when possible and take some pictures! Be sure to head east once you reach Aberdeen and go to Ripley and visit Snappers

Roads were very good, scenery was excellent. We rode from south to north and was able to see an almost constant parade of Amish buggies south of Bainbridge.