I could name a few in my area. Where ya plan on going through PA?

 

JB,
From the Port Henry end of REDVTR's Tracy Road loop, cross Lake Champlain over to Vermont Rt 17. About 40 miles of nice, but not spectacular, riding on 17 until you get to the section that goes through Camel's Hump State Park. The good part is only about 5 miles, but you may want to do it several times. Kancamagus Highway in New Hampshire (Rt 112 from Lincoln to Conway) is a great ride, but only if you can get it in on a weekday. Don't even bother on a weekend, it will be a Harley/Motorhome traffic jam.

 

I concur with 17. Just be aware the first turn comes up fast. Witnessed one lowside and one completely blown turn on the very first switchback because people didn't expect it. We were probably cooking along at around 60-70 mph because the first part of the road is so easy going.

 

agreed with above. and will add a few
groton state forsest forget what rte # but its a blast and a must on weekday. and its just off rt 2 from "app gap" or rt 17 to kangamangus.
middlebarry gap and brandon gap are nice
rt 100 N to south not supertwisty but nice and the side roads off that are great
those are VT rds

while on the kangamangus do bear notch rd brings you to crawford notch very nice road that may or may not be open yet. they close it for the winter so no frost heaves.
crawford notch is nice to, which is rt 302 whole thing is ok
and down by N conway is another one called hurricane Mtn road is a tight one
dixville notch is nice too
NH roads

 

Thanks for the info.

any other thoughts?

 

when are you headed through

 

Rt. 125 is absolutely worth your time, trust me. Rt. 235 is also a gold mine. They are fairly close to each other in the central part of PA.
State Route 125, a great motorcycle road in Pennsylvania
State Route 235, Pennsylvania
I travel 997 a few times a year.
State Route 997, Pennsylvania
If your traveling near Carlisle, hit 74.
State Route 74, Pennsylvania

If you have a minute, click the links and read some of the comments on these roads. Ppl give some good insight on connecting routes.

 

Rte 100 in Vt is good. also I'd recommend Smuggler's notch. Also since you are coming from NY, you could go past Ft. Ticonderoga to Port Kent and take a ferry across lake Champlain into Burlington.