This route follows the Lee Highway to a scenic overlook, then continues across I-81 and follows the Old Baltimore Rd. The Old Baltimore Rd. is a historic highway that extends into southwest Virginia and is part of the "76 Bike Route."

Starting Point: Pulaski Train Station on Washington St. in Pulaski.

Distance: 19.0 miles.

Terrain: A few good hills.


Mile Directions
0.0 From train station, turn left onto Washington Street/Lee Highway.
2.5 Continue along Lee Highway (SR 11) to the top of Draper Mountain.
2.6 Stop at the wayside and enjoy the view. You deserve a break after the climb! Then enjoy the long downhill and see how far you can coast.
4.0 Turn right onto Honaker Rd. (F044, the north service road along I-81) to the first overpass over I-81.
6.5 Left onto Old Baltimore Rd. (SR 654) and cross I-81. You are now on the '76 Transcontinental Bike Trail.
6.8 Cross the south service road along I-81 and continue up Old Baltimore Rd.
7.3 At the crest of the hill enjoy the view of Draper valley and another nice downhill.
9.4 Cross Wysor Rd. (SR 100), continue on Old Baltimore Road (SR 654).
10.4 Barrett Ridge Rd. (SR 652) joins from the left. Continue straight and down another nice downhill to Wysor Rd. (SR 100).
11.5 Continue straight through at the STOP sign onto Delton Road (SR 658).
12.7 Go past the Draper access to the New River Trail and Bryson's Store. Continue through Draper on Rt. 658, which becomes Greenbriar Road.
13.2 At the STOP sign, turn left. Follow F064 over I-81 to the next STOP sign.
13.6 Turn right onto Draper Valley Rd. (F044).
15.7 Turn left onto Count Pulaski Drive (SR99).
16.7 Left onto Dora Highway, just before bridge over Peak Creek.
19.0 Return to the Pulaski Train Station.

Notes:
There are stores in Pulaski and Draper. Restroom facilities are available in Draper at Bryson's Store or at the entrance to the New River Trail.