Kansas In Kansas, USBR 76 runs from the Colorado state line at
K-96 near
Towner, Colorado, to the Missouri state line at
K-126 near
Pittsburg, Kansas.
Missouri In the state of
Missouri, USBR 76 is signed. The route begins at the
Kansas border west of
Golden City, continuing east across of the state before reaching the
Mississippi River just west of
Chester, Illinois. The route passes through the following counties: •
Ste. Genevieve County •
St. Francois County •
Iron County •
Reynolds County •
Shannon County •
Texas County •
Wright County •
Webster County •
Greene County • Just east of
Walnut Grove, USBR 76 intersects the Frisco Highline Trail, which connects the route to
Springfield to the south and
Bolivar to the north •
Dade County •
Jasper County •
Barton County Illinois In the state of
Illinois, USBR 76 intersects the
Tunnel Hill State Trail in southern Illinois and passes through the following counties: •
Randolph County •
Jackson County •
Williamson County •
Johnson County •
Pope County •
Hardin County Kentucky In the state of
Kentucky, USBR 76 is signed, and a map is available as part of a state bicycle tours publication.
Virginia In the state of
Virginia, part of USBR 76 is signed, and a map is available as part of a state bicycling publication. The route passes along the following roads and through the following counties and communities: •
State Route 80 (Virginia) from
Elkhorn City, Kentucky to
Meadowview, Virginia in
Washington County •
Buchanan County (10.9 mi.) •
Dickenson County (20.6 mi.) •
Russell County (20.1 mi.) • Washington County (38.4 mi.) • Meadowview to
Damascus •
U.S. Route 58 from Damascus, where the route crosses the
Virginia Creeper Trail and the
Appalachian Trail to County Route 603 through
Smyth County to
Troutdale in
Grayson County • Smyth County (6.4 mi.) • Grayson County (7.4 mi.) • State Route 16 from Troutdale to
Sugar Grove in Smyth County •
Smyth County (14.7 mi.) •
Wythe County (34.7 mi.) •
Pulaski County (23 mi.) •
City of Radford (2.6 mi.) •
Montgomery County (27.9 mi.) • County Routes 787, 664, 600, and 666 from Radford to
Christiansburg • Ellett Road (County Route 723) from
Cambria in Christiansburg to
Ellett crossing the
Eastern Continental Divide and passing under the
Wilson Creek Bridge, second tallest bridge in Virginia, and part of the
Virginia Smart Road, and passing
Trinity United Methodist Church,
Earhart House, and
Blankenship Farm • Lusters Gate Road (County Route 723) from Ellett to Lusters Gate passing through the
Virginian Railway Underpass and
New Ellett and through Ellett Valley with the North Fork of the
Roanoke River to the east and the Eastern Continental Divide and
Blacksburg a few miles to the west • Catawba Road (County Route 785) from Lusters Gate to the
Roanoke County line passing through Catawba Valley • Roanoke County (13.7 mi.) • Blacksburg Road (County Route 785) from the Montgomery County line to
Catawba passing out of the Roanoke River watershed and into the
Chesapeake Bay (
James River) watershed • County Route 779 from Catawba to the
Botetourt County line • Botetourt County (40.5 mi.) •
Rockbridge County (17 mi.) •
City of Lexington (3 mi.) • Rockbridge County (27.6 mi.) •
Augusta County and
Nelson County (29.8 mi) • Just south of
Waynesboro near
Afton Mountain, the route runs along the
Blue Ridge Parkway for about 25 miles, overlooking the
Shenandoah Valley to the west and Nelson County's Rockfish Valley to the east. •
Albemarle County (38.9 mi.) •
City of Charlottesville (3.7 mi.) •
Fluvanna County (21.7 mi.) •
Goochland County (4.1 mi.) •
Louisa County (31.4 mi.) •
Hanover County (50.7 mi.) •
Henrico County (16 mi.) •
Charles City County (26.8 mi.) •
James City County (13.9 mi.) • Along the
Colonial Parkway to
Yorktown •
City of Williamsburg (3.2 mi.) •
York County (11.4 mi) • Yorktown Total miles: 560.1 ==Auxiliary routes==