Good roads in the MA area (NH , ME) feel free to join

[GuyGanj]

Hi, I'm relatively new to the area and looking for

some good roads to have at it with my lgt.

any suggestions?

oh and cop risk meter will be appreciated too (1-10)

your car can be fast and fun but what good is it

if you have no where good to drive it..

THANKS!

[Beanboy]

There's a great 1.6 mile road in NH:

 

http://www.nhis.com/technicalinfo.htm

[inthedeck]

Rt 202 from Boston, to Amherst. Some great winding roads...and places where the popo aint around...but, be careful.

[robinlsb]

RTE 31 North out of Wilton,NH. Used to be my test track.

[Garandman]

RTE 31 North out of Wilton, NH. Used to be my test track.

Haha, I used to live in Amherst - ditto.

The Kangamangus highway (AKA NH 112 between Conway and Lincoln) is fun on a weekday, but a bit far from Boston.

 

I wouldn't push it on any public road, though, insurance is high enough already.

 

http://www.nhis.com/technicalinfo.htm

Quite a few clubs have track days or driving schools there. Most street cars can run 2-3 laps without any overheating or brake fade problems. New England Region SCCA just had one there.

 

Their autocross schedule has started. http://www.ner.org/

[GuyGanj]

awesome, keep em coming !

[TDC Tuning]

There's a great 1.6 mile road in NH:

 

http://www.nhis.com/technicalinfo.htm

 

Best ever!

[andrew_j]

RT153 From Conway NH to Freedom NH. There are no cops past conway and many turns thereafter along a series of lakes/ponds.

[NHLEG]

Kangamangus

[Garandman]

There are a lot of fun roads in central MA, from Princeton West to and around the Quabbin Reservoir.

 

There a little busy in the Fall, but pretty empty otherwise. Having a GPS is great because you can just meander around and still know where you are and how to get back.

[Keredstg]

rt16 from Mt. Washington and south is awesome for high speeds. My buddies love it when were on the bikes.

[firedawgs]

There is a good road in Southern R.I too. Maybe we should get a poker run up or something?

[robinlsb]

Haha, I used to live in Amherst - ditto.

The Kangamangus highway (AKA NH 112 between Conway and Lincoln) is fun on a weekday

 

Kangamanguus is fun. There used to be a miles of logging roads just north of Wilton. I learned to race on those, lap after lap.

[20thGTI2LGT]

Kangamangus is great!!! Took my car up there this past Fall right after i got it.

 

Anyone up that way ever go on those dirt roads thru the woods outside on North Conway? Robinlsb is this what you were talking about?? Hard to explain but they seem like access roads and some of them end up at hiking trails etc. Hope someone is familiar so i dont look like a douchebag!

[Dsfa]

The mohawk trail rte 2

[andrew_j]

Its funny on the Kangamangus, this was my first time ever on a real road with the drivers ed teacher when I was 16. It was actually a turbo Subaru wagon from the 80's (I think the 84 before it got boxy).

 

She took me along it in the spring so she could watch the ice break along the swift river.

[Mr. Poon]

Cadillac Mountain Gran Prix- Acadia National Park, Bar Harbor, Maine. Excellent ride up and down the mountain, best to do it after 10ish when there's nobody around. Awesome ride.

[LIZARD]

Haha, I used to live in Amherst - ditto.

The Kangamangus highway (AKA NH 112 between Conway and Lincoln) is fun on a weekday

 

Kangamanguus is fun. There used to be a miles of logging roads just north of Wilton. I learned to race on those, lap after lap.

 

+3 on "used to live in Amherst- Gray Street to be exact, right next to the high school. Lots of good roads around Quabbin, also some good twisties in Lakeville (between the ponds/lakes).

[NHLEG]

Well, just got my Popular Mechanics in the mail and they have an article "USA's 25 Hottest Roads". They listed only 2 "Hot" roads in New England, the Green Mountain Getaway, Rt. 100 from Waterbury to Killington and Kancamangus, Rt. 112 from Lincoln to Conway.