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We opted for 2 Megamats and not the Duo for a little added flexibility. They were purchased last year in the middle of a five week trip for their high insulation values and while they have lived up to their advertisements for warmth, the real surprise is the comfort. Hands down the most...

I did east to west in June of 2019. Camped 2 nights, sites were easy to find but that may have changed due to the pandemic rush.

Thank you!

Not sure I had any regrets. Since that time my wife has had a knee replacement and the climbing would be easier today:). Dust penetration from around the tailgate was an issue we never solved. I got a foam seal kit for the tailgate gaps and also caulked some corners and seams of the truck bed...

OK, I've had a GFC, in fact, had the first one on the east coast. My wife and I are in our late 60's so climbing in and out got old. That aside, it is a quality built product from a company run by good people. Here's my take on a couple of questions raised so far. The Exped Megamat Duo won't...

My guess is you will be fine unless there are washouts.

If you do this route, please post your thoughts when you return.

I use a cigarette lighter adapter to USB. You have to be sure its a 5 amp adapter.

Old NC 105 is a county road and is traveled regularly by locals. I think it's doubtful it will be closed to traffic but the camping along it will get closed if the virus rebounds in the area. IMHO

It is my understanding that Hurricane Creek has been closed by the FS. You might want to check before driving there.........

During summer months it's a long green tunnel. Winter provides some great views.

We were there last fall the week before they closed. Campground was about full and the afternoon was beautiful. About dark the wind picked up and absolutely howled all night. We were camping in a Shiftpod2 which is very wind resistant but it was a sleepless night. Around 4:30 am many of the...

@Dana Ramos, you hit a home run with your above post. Great info there!

Sorry but your description is a little vague. Where in NC are you departing and where does your GA trail begin?

I haven't traveled or trained with Jake but have spoken with him over the phone a couple times and exchanged several emails. He seems like a stand-up guy.

I'm a big fan of water bladders but under no circumstances would I put 20 gallons on the roof. That weight plus the roof rack weight plus its contents and you're really screwing up the vehicle center of gravity. I have several 10 liter dromendary bags which can be stashed in the floorboards...

I think the risk will be in towing the trailer through deep, loose powder fine sand.

InReach, love it.