After Middleton goes through mostly farmland and the town of Emmett. From Middleton up to mile 34, the roads aren’t busy and when you crest the hill over the Emmett valley, you’ll get a good view of the valley. At mile 34, you turn onto Highway 52 which can be fairly busy. The shoulder is fairly wide for single file riding and in sections, the right side of the shoulder hasn’t been chip-sealed so is a smoother ride. At mile 39.4, you turn right on South Johns Ave. There is a Sinclair gas station at this corner that we usually stop at for what-ever we need (turn left on South Johns Ave). There are picnic tables there under the shade of some trees, but the employees use them as their smoking area so you have to hope that they are busy working. At mile 41.6, you start up the old freeze out hill. This is one favorite climb - about 2 miles of 4% to 5% climbing. At the top, you turn on to Highway 16 for about 7 miles. This is a busy highway, but there is good shoulder, it is mostly a slight downhill and there is usually a tailwind. It’s great for a pace line. At mile 50.8, this ride finishes the same as the Middleton, Deep Canyon ride.