🚀 go-pugleaf

Well Ken,

I don't think either of those routes qualify for any reasonable
definition of best since they are both in the opposite direction he
wants to travel!

	>:-)




In article <427hdp$a8n@murrow.corp.sgi.com> kenton@saimin.esd.sgi.com (Ken Lee) writes:

> From: kenton@saimin.esd.sgi.com (Ken Lee)
> Newsgroups: scruz.general,ba.bicycles
> Date: 1 Sep 1995 17:55:05 GMT
> Organization: X/Motif Consultant
> 
> In article <427b6b$fuc@ns.taligent.com>, tmk@supra.taligent.com (Thomas M.
> Kroeger) writes:
> |> I'll let him know about the book, but am hoping for any comments about
> |> what is the "Best" (i.e. which route is your favorite) way to get from
> |> Palo Alto to Santa Cruz by bike.
> 
> What does "best" mean?  If you'd described your metrics, you might have
> gotten a better response.
> 
> The most direct route is probably to take highway 9 east (up) from Santa Cruz,
> turn north on Skyline (highway 35), then east again (down) on Page Mill Road to
> Stanford Univ.
> 
> A longer route with less weekday traffic might be to take highway 1 north
> from Santa Cruz to San Gregario, then La Honda Road and Old La Honda Road
> over to Portola Valley, and San Hill Road into Stanford Univ.
> 
> -- 
> Ken Lee, kenton@rahul.net, http://www.rahul.net/kenton/