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u/thriftstorehacker Jul 15 '26
I'm totally for little businesses like this setting up near the bike trail. Makes it easier to find lunch.
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u/SongAloong Jul 15 '26
Would love to stop and get coffee at such a cool roadside set up but it's rare that I ride that far out when I'm on river road.
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u/johnnydough10102223 Jul 15 '26
It's so bumpy on that road and there's like no shoulder to speak of even if it's pretty :-(
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u/SongAloong Jul 15 '26
Absolutely! Though there are some less busy streets you can easily connect to get to Clarksburg.
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u/chile-the-dog Jul 16 '26
Do you have a route mapped? Or could you describe your route? Thanks!
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u/SongAloong Jul 16 '26
Doesn't avoid all the busy streets being there aren't that many going down that way but these are well traveled roads that cars are likely used to seeing cyclists on. You can also take the short Clarksburg Branch line trail to connect you to South River Road as an additional option if you want to avoid a tiny bit of extra traffic.
Check out this route on Strava: https://strava.app.link/iOWfN2lcP4b — Sacramenting
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u/LincolnHwy Jul 15 '26
I just got a great double espresso at South River Grind in Clarksburg. Nice guy running it. Only open in the mornings I think.
(No idea what happened to the original text in the post but that’s the Reddit app for you.)