Dillonbuck.
You're right about You've got a few steep hills there. But not many that are 5 + miles of 9% grade going into a river canyon.
When you crest on of those PA hills though, it's best to know what's on the other side though. I'll attest to that. Can be hard to stop with an Amish hay wagon pulling out in front of you.
Gotta say, Salt River Canyon was a surprise.
Well marked, followed the signs buy couldn't quite figure out
how I was gonna go down so much. Hadn't went up.
The rim was awesome.
Amish Freightliners are a thing.
So is our propensity to have red lights, really sharp turns,
or a dam T-intersection with a rock wall across the T, at the bottom
of a steep grade.
