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Pittsburgh to DC Bicycle Ride – Day 2

July 12, 2016

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In case you missed it, read about Day 1 of our Bicycle trip from Pittsburgh, Pa to Washington, DC here.

We enjoyed our stay at the Bright Morning B&B. The B&B consists of three older homes filled with charming antiques, floral wall paper, numerous fireplaces and pocket doors. Breakfast was delicious: we enjoyed Eggs Bendict with fresh fruit.

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After breakfast we got on our bikes heading towards Connellsville, 28 miles away. We were  happy that today was going to be a relatively short ride – sort of like an active recovery after yesterday’s longer first ride. This turned out to be a wise decision – my legs started cramping up by the end of the ride.

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Our muscles, bones, and bottoms needed a little break!
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There were so many spots along the Youghiogheny River where kayakers and tubers were enjoying the river.

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We came upon a sign for Smithton Beach and had to investigate.

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The path down to the river from the trail led us to this river beach:

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Another great fishing and kayaking spot.

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We climbed back on our bikes and headed towards our destination for the night: Connellsville Bed & Breakfast.

After enjoying dinner at a recommended Mexican restaurant in town, we walked back to the B&B and relaxed on the back porch. We were soon joined by two ladies that we met on the trail yesterday. Turns out that they live pretty close to us! This is their first bicycle tour but certainly not their first adventure! These two women kept me on the edge of my seat while they told their story of hiking Mt. Fuji in Japan!

We have met the nicest (and interesting) people on this trip so far!

Tomorrow we head to Ohiopyle. No whitewater adventures for this trio, but I am hoping to find a swimming hole to cool off in! Click here to read about Day 3 of our ride from Pittsburgh, PA to Washington, DC.

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  1. Grace Motzer says

    July 15, 2016 at 7:58 pm

    What a beautiful trip. The B &B’S look soo nice. That is not at all where I figured you would be staying!!!!! Be safe and continue to enjoy.

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  2. gail says

    July 27, 2016 at 7:14 pm

    I see you’re not wearing flip flops when you bike. 😉

    cute outfit.

    I LOVE the picture of the bridge.

    thanks for having the link at the bottom of each post.

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    • Jeanie says

      July 28, 2016 at 9:50 am

      Nope, I don’t pedal in flip flops ; ) I actually wear clip-in cycling shoes.

      Reply
  3. Jane Aruba says

    April 25, 2022 at 8:10 am

    I actually like your posts, especially the one about my home country bicycle and travelling 😉 – but I wonder, if its possible for you to make post of how it is for a foreigner to visit different states in the USA?

    Reply
  4. Mary Pino says

    December 3, 2022 at 12:36 pm

    We also enjoyed our stay at Bright Morning B&B. We then went to Philadelphia, where we have friends. We booked a car at Rental24h.com. By the way, we chose the same car for rent as we have at home. We are satisfied with this service and recommend it to you.

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  5. financial advisor says

    February 25, 2023 at 10:02 am

    Enjoy the beautiful ride & the time with family. What an adventure. Thanks for sharing at Merry Monday, see you next week!

    Reply
  6. wapeji says

    March 2, 2023 at 1:42 pm

    Enjoy the beautiful ride & the time with family. What an adventure financial advisor. Thanks for sharing at Merry Monday, see you next week!

    Reply

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