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Bringing this thread back from the dead! After years of not having any official MAZOC cruises, I decided to just start doing them on my own. Actually managed to get

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Old 04-26-2015, 07:40 AM   #36 (permalink)
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Bringing this thread back from the dead! After years of not having any official MAZOC cruises, I decided to just start doing them on my own. Actually managed to get up early on the weekends to make these drives and it's definitely been worth it. I'll continue to post up any good routes that I find.

This one I did yesterday connects Pretty Boy Reservoir to Loch Raven Reservoir. It connects a couple of the roads previously posted here by Brian and Al. Details below.

Baltimore County
67 miles, approx. 1.5-2 hrs of driving
Link to map - Pretty Boy to Loch Raven

This route starts and ends at 695 near Towson. A lot of great roads in and around this route. Falls Rd might be the best part of this route, but also one of the easiest to get stuck in traffic since it's a one lane road pretty much all the way up.

Some of the other roads around Pretty Boy Reservoir are pretty rough, so I took them off the route. Spooks Hill Rd and Pretty Boy Reservoir Rd are especially bad so I'd avoid those.

You can skip the Manor Rd and Glen Arm Rd loop at the end if you want to save some time, but I accidentally found those roads and they were pretty good.
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