Rides at the Rally and Ride Maps

[Framer]

We will have group rides on Wednesday and Friday.
GPS routes for your Garmin device can be downloaded below.

*Wednesday* we will ride 80 miles down to Big Springs State Park
With over 270 million gallons of 58 degree water flowing out ever day it's quite a sight
and makes the area around the spring cool even on a hot day.
We'll ride south from Salem on MO 19. thru Eminence then take U.S. 60 to the park.
After visiting the park we will stop in Van Buren for fuel and lunch at the Float Stream Restaurant .
From Van Buren we'll ride north on MO D to 21. Then back to Salem via MO 72 and 32.

163 Miles. GPS Time: 3:17
Big Springs Ride Map



*Friday* we will ride to 60 miles Johnson's Shut-In State Park and then to Elephant Rocks State Park .
These two parks are only 15 miles apart.
The rocks at Elephant Rock are huge and it's a great spot to take pictures.
From the park we'll ride north on MO 21 to Petosi for fuel and lunch at the Westside Grill .
From Petosi we will ride west on MO 8 to Steelville then turn south on 19 back to Salem.

166 Miles. GPS Time: 3:29
Shut-In Ride Map



For those wanting to ride on *Thursday* there are plenty of places to go and plenty of great roads to ride.
You might consider a ride to Fort Davidson
It's a Civil War Battlefield in Pilot Knob that you can walk around.
Across the street is the Fort Davidson Cafe .

171 Miles. GPS Time: 3:22
Fort Davidson Ride Map


Montauk State Park is also close by and Onondaga Cave is only about 60 miles away.



You can download the routes from the links below.
To get them on your Garmin device just save the files to your computer.
Then using a USB cable connect your Garmin to your computer.
Find your device on your computer then copy and paste the files into the devices GPX folder.
This should/might work and the route should be available after clicking on Apps then Trip Planner on the device.

GPS - Big Springs Ride

GPS - Shut-Ins Ride

GPS Fort Davidson Ride .

I have to give credit where credit is do. So a big thanks to Budman. He did all the leg work and did everything you see above.