What site ?I think we're leaving out early Wednesday morning and we'll be there that night setting up camp and tilting back the adult beverages. Theres a good chance you'll hear a blender mixing up some drinks coming from our camp too. Stop by for a beer or 6.
You can bet on that!I think we're leaving out early Wednesday morning and we'll be there that night setting up camp and tilting back the adult beverages. Theres a good chance you'll hear a blender mixing up some drinks coming from our camp too. Stop by for a beer or 6.
Dont worry, YOU WILL KNOW WHERE THEY ARE LOCATED! LolWhat site ?
Dont worry, YOU WILL KNOW WHERE THEY ARE LOCATED! Lol
Would like to hear more about this train prison ride, when and where ,We will be down around Noon wed. Looking forward to it ,,,I should arrive Monday
@JACKAL Maybe another guided trip to the train and prison?
U can get there going through the new river unit of north Cumberland wma. Your permits would cover that. Jackal took them through windrock last year. Windrock requires a $100 permit per person per year. Idk what the daily permit cost.To go to the train and the prison you will go beyond the land your permit covers. Well I'm pretty sure anyways. Jackal can clear this up. Also it is a long ride.
U can get there going through the new river unit of north Cumberland wma. Your permits would cover that. Jackal took them through windrock last year. Windrock requires a $100 permit per person per year. Idk what the daily permit cost.
I've never bought it. All I hit on there property is caryville flats a few times a year. I may buy it this year cause I've rode most of north Cumberland. Went there Thursday evening/night.Shhhh
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They only have 3 guys checking permits on 70,000 acres. The odds are in your favor.Shhhh
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How far from the flame ? I took a look and can see the path to the prison thru the new river. How long of a ride from RRB at an average pace ?U can get there going through the new river unit of north Cumberland wma. Your permits would cover that. Jackal took them through windrock last year. Windrock requires a $100 permit per person per year. Idk what the daily permit cost.
Thanks TripleBU can get there going through the new river unit of north Cumberland wma. Your permits would cover that. Jackal took them through windrock last year. Windrock requires a $100 permit per person per year. Idk what the daily permit cost.
We rode from my place next to eagle rock campground to the prison and back last year. It was somewhere around 90 miles. We didnt go by the flame that day. That would add some miles to it. It would be an all day ride for sure. We dont ride fast either.How far from the flame ? I took a look and can see the path to the prison thru the new river. How long of a ride from RRB at an average pace ?
Do you go thru smoky junction ?We rode from my place next to eagle rock campground to the prison and back last year. It was somewhere around 90 miles. We didnt go by the flame that day. That would add some miles to it. It would be an all day ride for sure. We dont ride fast either.
Yes through smoky junction. U could go by the flame and exit out on Norma road then by the swinging bridge. That would put u on the new river unit. I'm not exactly sure of the trails u would have to take from there to get to the train/prison. Then u could come back through smoky. Probably be pushing 120 miles. Most of it's easy depending which trails u take on the new river unit.Do you go thru smoky junction ?
So you are near Eagle Rock that explains the picture you took of my machine parked at the restaurant last year. Lol.
Easy would be my choice for a long ride with the wife and dog. Lol.Yes through smoky junction. U could go by the flame and exit out on Norma road then by the swinging bridge. That would put u on the new river unit. I'm not exactly sure of the trails u would have to take from there to get to the train/prison. Then u could come back through smoky. Probably be pushing 120 miles. Most of it's easy depending which trails u take on the new river unit.