Local Mix
Goshen Tuttle
A eastern extender built around Goshen Tuttle Road, with wooded rollers, open pasture, Richland Creek lowlands and Hummingbird Road hill.
About Goshen Tuttle
Goshen Tuttle is an eastern extender route built around Goshen Tuttle Road, giving riders another way to push well beyond the usual Fayetteville loops.
From Goshen, the route heads east before turning south through rolling, wooded country between Gilliam and Trammel mountains. After reaching Tuttle, it swings west through the Richland Creek basin toward Elkins, where the terrain opens into broad agricultural valleys.
The return works back toward Fayetteville on familiar roads, making Goshen Tuttle less about discovering a whole new loop than adding an excellent eastern corridor to the network.
Notes
- Refueling: There's a gas station in Goshen.
- Highway 45: Use caution on the 1-mile section of Highway 45 between Wyman and Goshen Tuttle.
- Highway 74: Use caution on the 3-mile section of Highway 74 between Goshen Tuttle and the Elkins approach.
Note: Routes are provided for planning purposes. Road conditions, traffic and access can change. Ride within your abilities and verify current conditions before leaving.