Jay Dub
Jay has contributed 6 routes spanning 318 miles of routes in Wyoming and Nebraska.
Member since May 2, 2021.
1 total upvotes
2 total comments
7 mi
gravel
South Guernsey Road to Road 11Gravel route from Deer Creek Rd to Co Rd 57, Fort Laramie, Goshen County, Wyoming "Very Scenic gravel section. If on a dual sport motorcycle you can mix some paved and gravel from Wheatland and try to do some of the S Gap Rd route for some fun." |
16 mi
gravel
Slater Road to Snook RoadGravel route from WY-314 to Snook Rd, Wheatland, Platte County, Wyoming "S Gap Rd from Slater is an excellent climb and unmaintained gravel road. Some of this route is paved but it's nice scenery." |
82 mi
gravel
Scenic Loop on primitive roadGravel route from 2nd Ave to 5th Ave, La Grange, Goshen County, Wyoming "Loop starts in Lagrange. Laramie County Road 236 can be taken from near Meridan to Lagrange/Albin Rd. The east end of this is labeled as "primitive" by the Laramie County Road and Bridge maps. It is a 2 track that cuts through a pasture. At one point, the road right-of-way is between 2 barbed wire fences. Since much of it is tall grass, I would think it is snake infested in the summer." |
66 mi
gravel
Lagrange Loop for about an hour and a half rideGravel route on 4th Ave, La Grange, Goshen County, Wyoming "Mixed gravel with paved connectors. A nice loop through some scenic areas. Fuel up in Lagrange before leaving. This takes you around Mount 66 then down through some canyons then a nice ending on Albin Road." 1 |
43 mi
gravel
Albin to Highpoint of Nebraska then to Tripoint (WY/CO/NE) State linesGravel route from Rd 1 to Co Rd 200, Pine Bluffs, Laramie County, Wyoming "This is where the gravel starts and will take you down to the highest point in Nebraska, then go up and around to get to the nearby marker of the 3 states coming together. Nearest gas is Lagrange, and Pine Bluffs." |
104 mi
gravel
Lagrange to Laramie Dual-Sport Motorcycle RideGravel route from 4th Ave to N 3rd St, Laramie, Albany County, Wyoming "Very nice dual sport motorcycle ride through some very remote areas. Be sure to fill up with gas in Lagrange or Laramie as there is nothing in between. It is wise to take plenty of water and food in case you break down or get a flat tire, and better yet ride with another rider as a minimum. This route is entirely on public roads, no private property. If you open any gates be sure to close them, especially on county rd 237." 1 1 |