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Joe Michaels Mile

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Joe Michaels Mile

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  • Location: Queens County, New York, United States

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    December 12, 2023

    Running

    A beautiful stretch of bike path. It is named after Joseph Michaels (1941-1987), a health activist who used to live in Queens.

    May 9, 2022

    Cycling

    A beautiful stretch of bike path. It is named after Joseph Michaels (1941-1987), a health activist who used to live in Queens.

    May 12, 2022

    Road cycling

    A beautiful stretch of bike path. It is named after Joseph Michaels (1941-1987), a health activist who used to live in Queens.
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    Embark on the Great Neck & Little Neck loop via East Shore Road, a moderate road cycling adventure that spans 43.4 miles (69.8 km). You will experience diverse scenery, from shimmering waters along East Shore Road to peaceful wooded areas and open fields. The route includes a total elevation gain of 1648 feet (502 metres), offering a good workout over an estimated 3 hours and 1 minutes. Keep an eye out for the memorable coastal vista of the Throgs Neck Bridge and Little Bay as you ride.

    Planning your visit is straightforward, as the route is generally accessible with minimal elevation changes, making it suitable for many fitness levels. While specific cycling parking is not detailed, you can typically find street parking in the residential areas nearby. Public transport is also an option, with various bus and train lines serving the Great Neck and Little Neck areas, allowing you to reach the starting point easily.

    This route stands out for its engaging blend of natural landscapes and local life, providing a unique perspective on the area. It is an ideal choice if you are looking for a scenic and moderately challenging ride that combines the tranquility of nature with the charm of suburban surroundings. The loop offers a dynamic experience, showcasing different facets of the region as you cycle.

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    If you are an experienced racebike rider seeking a substantial challenge, the Manorhaven to Valley Stream via Commack route offers a diverse journey across Long Island. This difficult ride spans 86.8 miles (139.7 km) and includes a total elevation gain of 1986 feet (605 metres), typically taking around 5 hours and 39 minutes to complete. You will cycle through varied landscapes, from suburban areas to commercial zones, and enjoy coastal views, especially near the Port Washington Waterfront. Look forward to riding along the dedicated Joe Michaels Mile cycleway, which provides a pleasant stretch of the route.

    Before you embark on this long racebike adventure, it is important to plan your trip carefully. While most of the route is paved, be prepared for some sections that might feature unpaved or rough surfaces. Additionally, certain major roads, particularly in areas like Valley Stream, can experience heavy traffic, so exercise extra caution there. Consulting the New York State Department of Transportation Region 10's Long Island Bikeways and Trailways Map is highly recommended for detailed planning and to ensure a smooth ride.

    This route stands out for its comprehensive tour of Long Island's varied environments, offering more than just a ride; it is an exploration. You will transition between different settings, catching glimpses of greener parks amidst the urban and commercial stretches. The combination of challenging distance, significant climbing, and diverse scenery makes this a notable route for those who appreciate a demanding and varied cycling experience in the region.

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    Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride.

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    Distance 3.82 km

    Uphill 10 m

    Downhill 10 m

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    Location: Queens County, New York, United States

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