good twisty/riding roads in markham/richmond hill/aurora?

[TomC]

Are there any decent clean roads in these areas?

[RedCaesar]

Are there any decent clean roads in these areas?

Yes there are a couple but short

Yonge south of hwy 7 langstaff from yonge to bayview
East/West Beaver Creek, and Leak Cresent
Elderberry Trail off Bloomington west of Bathrust North side.
Turns into Hunters Glenn on East Side of Yonge
Industrial Parkway Yonge North of Bloomington goes all the way up to st. Johns side road
19th Sideroad, Just opposite Mulock at Bathurst

Happy Trails

[Jayv]

Yes there are a couple but short


19th Sideroad, Just opposite Mulock at Bathurst

Happy Trails

Trails is the key word for that road!!

[luap]

Donald Cousins parkway. Its a nice road although you have to get your speed up there to enjoy the turns

[TomC]

Yes there are a couple but short

Yonge south of hwy 7 langstaff from yonge to bayview
East/West Beaver Creek, and Leak Cresent
Elderberry Trail off Bloomington west of Bathrust North side.
Turns into Hunters Glenn on East Side of Yonge
Industrial Parkway Yonge North of Bloomington goes all the way up to st. Johns side road
19th Sideroad, Just opposite Mulock at Bathurst

Happy Trails

Thanks for the suggestions. I hit up langstaff after work today...you weren't kidding about it being short

[james426]

In Markham try going North up Rodick Rd. starting on Hwy 7 - pretty fresh/clean/curvey road there

[TomC]

heh, i know what youre talking about since i take that path to work every morning (ibm lab).

[james426]

heh, i know what youre talking about since i take that path to work every morning (ibm lab).

Lucky! I take a long straight across 407 to work zzzzz

[mma01]

In Markham try going North up Rodick Rd. starting on Hwy 7 - pretty fresh/clean/curvey road there

My mother-in-law lives off of Applecreek so I end up hitting that little stretch everytime I visit. You have to be careful with the fobs driving their 3 series bmw's crossing over into your lane though.