Sounds like a good adventure—explored without getting yelled or shot at, no flats, no mechanicals. And a loving wife waiting at home!
Assuming Gunny is your dog?
TXDoT has a county by county map of public roads available online. I don't have the link handy, but it should be easy to find.I enjoyed the short ride out to Llano despite the weather. After lunch I saw 38 and knew I was done. Still good to meet you all and I enjoyed the short ride out to Llano. I doubt we'll have the same issue with the weather again next time.
I have had similar issues to jwaller when I go out by myself. Google and my Garmin tell me to take roads that don't look like roads and I really don't want to get shot either. I've had one guy chase me down to tell me to get off his property but there wasn't a single no trespassing sign and google said it was a public road. Chris mentioned Saturday about the public roads with gates that some ranchers think are private. How can I confirm what is really public? Is there a good site that documents that?
I enjoyed the short ride out to Llano despite the weather. After lunch I saw 38 and knew I was done. Still good to meet you all and I enjoyed the short ride out to Llano. I doubt we'll have the same issue with the weather again next time.
I have had similar issues to jwaller when I go out by myself. Google and my Garmin tell me to take roads that don't look like roads and I really don't want to get shot either. I've had one guy chase me down to tell me to get off his property but there wasn't a single no trespassing sign and google said it was a public road. Chris mentioned Saturday about the public roads with gates that some ranchers think are private. How can I confirm what is really public? Is there a good site that documents that?
TXDoT has a county by county map of public roads available online. I don't have the link handy, but it should be easy to find.
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https://www.dot.state.tx.us/apps-cg/grid_search/county_grid_search.htm
Type in the county name then select it in the drop down. It will not work until you select it in the drop down. I was looking at one last week that was dated 2014 as last update. These are usually correct. When I find myself on a questionable road I slow down to limit noise and dust. In the event I encounter someone I politely ask and explain that I am following this Texas county map, most folks calm down and point you in the right direction if you are on private land.
Its still a couple of weeks out, but can we get a head count on riders who are planning to do the May group ride, instead or attending TAR in Junction?
The route is mostly paved, eh? Like how much?