Best of Pedalshift 325: Return to the C&O - Day 3
Jul 2, 202650m
After a restful night at Huckleberry Hill, it was time to ride back to DC. But a beautiful Sunday on the C&O usually means a crowded trail… would that slow down my ability to get home?
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