I believe most of that is on the old MS150 route; if so I've done it a few times. I wouldn't worry about flat problems but yeah there can be some traffic from the camping groups. It's a great scenic ride though! Be careful riding over the cattle guards

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Thanks for the info. Good to know about the camp grounds. I'm trying to find something that has some hills to it. Even if they are not that big. The trainer is fine, but it's better riding outside.

no worries. the "hilliest" place in the houston area would probably be the oilman / ex-IMTX course up near Sam Houston national forest

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If you're looking for hills head out and do some of the Chappell Hill rides. Road rides on the north of Hwy 290 and gravel rides to the south. You'll get more climbing on the gravel rides. I get about 2100 feet for a 50ish mile gravel ride.

The roads between Anderson and Montgomery are nice rollers and are usually lightly travelled and in pretty good condition. Look up the Texas Gran Fondo routes or the Oilman course like the other user mentioned.