#DETOURS OFF ROAD DRIVERS#
#DETOURS OFF ROAD PORTABLE#

What is the Trans Wisconsin Adventure Trail, and how can you make the most of it? The Trans Wisconsin Adventure Trail takes riders and drivers from south to north, from the border with Illinois to Lake Superior’s shores. As far as Wisconsin adventures go, you’ll have the chance to go past its iconic dairy farms, sample local produce, and enjoy riding in gravel and dirt, the best of all adventures!

Its culture blends German and Scandinavian heritage with modern American life, while its nature offers lovely vistas and great dirt roads. Wisconsin’s geography makes it a great destination to explore on the trail. You’ll pass festivals and events and enjoy 600+ miles that can be crossed on bikes, motorbikes, or Jeeps. Starting at the Wisconsin-Illinois border, it weaves its way to Lake Superior’s shore, avoiding pavement wherever possible. However, beyond the Wisconsin Jeep trails, there is the appeal of the ultimate adventure route: the Trans Wisconsin Adventure Trail. Wisconsin has lots of trails and adventure parks for any off-roading enthusiast. Merge onto I-87 S (Northway) via the ramp on the LEFT toward ALBANY (0.Disclosure: We may get commissions for purchases made through links in this post. Turn LEFT onto OLD NISKAYUNA ROAD/CR-160 (0.4 mi)Įnter roundabout, take 2nd exit onto WATERVLIET SHAKER ROAD/NY ROUTE 155 (0.3 mi) Keep LEFT at the fork, follow signs for I-87 S and merge onto I-87 S (1.6 mi)įrom Route 7 East to I-87 South: Take NY-7 West Take the 1st RIGHT onto SPARROWBUSH ROAD (0.3 mi)Ĭlosure of the Route 7 East and Route 7/2 West on ramp to I-87 southbound at Exit 6:įrom Route 2 West to I-87 South: Take NY-2 WestĪt traffic circle, take the 1st exit onto LOUDON ROAD (0.3 mi) To Route 7 West from Route 9R: Take COLUMBIA ST/NEW YORK 9R S West toward OLD LOUDON ROAD To Route 7 West from I-87 South: Take I-87 (Northway) to Exit 7 To Route 2 East from I-87 South: Take I-87 (Northway) to Exit 7Ĭontinue straight onto LOUDON ROAD (0.3 mi)Įnter the traffic circle and choose direction on NY-2 Turn SLIGHT RIGHT onto SPARROWBUSH ROAD (0.4 mi)Ĭlosure of the I-87 southbound off ramp to Route 7 West and Route 7/2 East To Route 7 East from Route 7 East Take TROY-SCHENECTADY ROAD/NY ROUTE 7 E Keep RIGHT at the fork, follow signs for I-87 N (0.3 mi) SLIGHT RIGHT at SPARROWBUSH ROAD (0.4 mi) Turn LEFT at WADE ROAD EXTENSION (0.6 mi) To I-87 North from Route 7 East: Take TROY-SCHENECTADY ROAD/NY ROUTE 7 E Keep RIGHT at the fork, follow signs for I-87 To I-87 North from Route 2 West: At the traffic circle, take the 1st exit onto Loudon RD (0.3 mi) Turn RIGHT or LEFT onto TROY-SCHENECTADY ROAD/NY ROUTE 7Ĭlosure of the Route 7/2 on ramp to I-87 northbound at Exit 6: To Route 7 West from I-87 North: Take I-87 (Northway) to Exit 7 TAKE the US ROUTE 9 exit toward ROUTE 9R/COHOES/LATHAM (0.2 mi)Ĭontinue straight onto LOUDON ROAD (0.4 mi)Įnter Traffic Circle and choose desired direction on Route 2 Merge onto NY ROUTE 7 E via EXIT 7 towards TROY/COHOES (0.4 mi) To Route 2 East from I-87 North: Take I-87 (Northway) to Exit 7 Detour Information Closure of the I-87 northbound off ramp at Exit 6: The Department does not encourage motorists from using roadways through residential neighborhoods or cutting through commercial driveways to avoid work zones for this project. There also could be other routes that could be utilized by motorists as detours around the ramp closures. The Department makes no guarantee that motorists will not encounter delays on these signed detours. Travelers should be aware the signed detours utilize main roadways. The Department makes construction information such as ramp closures and roadwork available to GPS service providers but it is the responsibility of the GPS provider to receive the information and pass it on to its customers. Unless your unit receives 'real time' updates via a GPS information provider and that provider chooses to get current traffic information from the Department, construction information such as ramp closures will NOT display on your GPS.

#DETOURS OFF ROAD PORTABLE#

The detours are listed in text, a general map is included, and there is a link so that users can print direction for these detours.įor those users who have either factory installed or portable GPS units in their vehicles, when ramp are closed and the signed detours are in place, this information may not be displayed on your GPS unit. The following is a list of the ramps at the Exit 6 interchange and the signed detours for each ramp. When ramps are closed to traffic signed detours will be in place.

Detours off road