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    Brownsville to Holley

    • Length:
      24.4 miles
    • Difficulty:
      Moderate
    • Attributes:
      Flat, Wildlife Views
    Get directions to the start of this ride via Google Maps

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    Start north on N Main St 177 feet (54 meters)
    Turn right onto Stanard Ave 374 feet (114 meters)
    Turn right on Averill St 0.1 miles (183 meters)
    Head south on Averill St 279 feet (85 meters)
    Turn left onto Kirk Ave 0.8 miles (1364 meters)
    Turn right on Northern Dr 3.9 miles (6302 meters)
    Head southeast on Northern Dr 1.8 miles (2924 meters)
    Turn left onto OR-228 E/Halsey-Sweet Home Hwy 1 miles (1646 meters)
    Continue west on Crawfordsville Dr 8.4 miles (13561 meters)
    Turn right onto OR-228 W/Halsey-Sweet Home Hwy 1 miles (1646 meters)
    Continue west on Northern Dr 5.7 miles (9147 meters)
    Turn left onto Kirk Ave 0.9 miles (1444 meters)
    Continue north on Averill St 0.1 miles (188 meters)
    Turn left onto Spaulding Way 377 feet (115 meters)
    Turn right onto N Main St 79 feet (24 meters)
    • Region:
      Willamette Valley
    • Nearby Cities:
      Brownsville, Sweet Home

    This route takes you from historic downtown Brownsville out for a moderate “lollipop” ride out to Holley and back.

    • Start from post office in Brownsville
    • Turn right on Averill St.
    • Turn left on Kirk Ave.
    • Turn right on Northern Drive
    • Turn left on Highway 228
    • Turn left on Crawfordsville Drive
    • Holley Elementary School
    • Turn left on Crawfordsville Drive
    • Turn right on Highway 228
    • Turn right on Northern Drive
    • Turn left on Kirk Ave.
    • Turn right on Averill St.
    • End at post office

    Motorized Vehicle Traffic: light on back roads; moderate to heavy on Highway 228

    Seasons: All

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