Influencer II
Influencer II
Influencer II
I was ~30 minutes away from there this weekend up on the Blue Ridge Parkway. I've been wanting to check that out so bad but it wasn't in the cards this weekend. Probably for the best since I had just picked up a new hood for my jeep and had it in the back. If you said the road was washed out it probably wouldn't have been good to bounce the hood around in my trunk. Another time.Just reserved site 9!
I was at Old NC-105 the last few days showing it to some friends of mine. The road is a lot more washed out going up than it was when we went a few months ago.
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Old NC 105 is the baseline standard in the area. Even when it is washed out it is pretty easy as long as you take it easy. I did it 2 weekends ago with my 6 month old & 8 year old nieces in the backseat of my sister's Ford Edge (I know, its an awful vehicle. I tried to talk her into a Subaru Ascent. I am biased on the subject though). There was a lot of traffic on it, but at low speed there wasn't much variation from all the other times I've been up.I was ~30 minutes away from there this weekend up on the Blue Ridge Parkway. I've been wanting to check that out so bad but it wasn't in the cards this weekend. Probably for the best since I had just picked up a new hood for my jeep and had it in the back. If you said the road was washed out it probably wouldn't have been good to bounce the hood around in my trunk. Another time.
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The majority of the road near the parkway wasn't bad. Towards the south side is where there was more harsh ground, but it wasn't so bad that my friend's 2wd Tacoma couldn't make it up. If I lived closer I'd probably go a lot more often, there are a lot of paths there that I'd like to explore.I was ~30 minutes away from there this weekend up on the Blue Ridge Parkway. I've been wanting to check that out so bad but it wasn't in the cards this weekend. Probably for the best since I had just picked up a new hood for my jeep and had it in the back. If you said the road was washed out it probably wouldn't have been good to bounce the hood around in my trunk. Another time.
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Yeah, I wouldn't think that'd be a problem.I was just looking through my reservation details. They allow (2) vehicles per site.
"Campers are allowed either a maximum of one trailer/RV and one tent, OR two tents per site. Maximum of 2 passenger vehicles per site. Additional parking is available at the campground."I'm sure if I talk to the park office and they understand we are all part of a single group they'd probably be okay with me unhooking my boat trailer in their overflow lot - which would allow a second vehicle to squeeze into site 13 with me.
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Traveler II
We could definitely meet up. I’d scroll up through the thread and reserve a campsite for Saturday nightWould love to attend. If you end up doing Fri to Sun is there a way we could still meet with the group on Saturday? I get off work late on Friday but would love to meet up. Just got the rig set up and haven't been on a trip yet so would love to get my feet wet with a group.
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Definitely. If you're wanting to just explore the trails with us on Saturday, you're more than welcome to just meet up with us Saturday morning before we hit the trail. Or if you want to do Saturday to Sunday, you can camp out just that night. I actually checked today and all the sites are now claimed at Keowee Toxaway, but I'm sure we could squeeze you in at one of our sites.Would love to attend. If you end up doing Fri to Sun is there a way we could still meet with the group on Saturday? I get off work late on Friday but would love to meet up. Just got the rig set up and haven't been on a trip yet so would love to get my feet wet with a group.
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So I think our plan is to meet up on Saturday with y'all at the trail head. Hang out for the day and I think we will break off later in the afternoon. But definitely planning on at least coming out there and having some fun. Not sure if anyone has asked but how difficult is the trail? I do have 4wd but on street tires at the moment. lol.Or as Tom just mentioned, you could meet us at the campground (Keowee Toxaway) and join the convoy to the trailhead.
Either way, I'll still post a time that we'll be at the trailhead as we get closer for anyone else who is just coming out on Saturday and wants to meet at the trailhead (there's a big parking lot there).
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You'll be alright. If you do get stuck, there will be plenty of help to get you rolling again in no time.So I think our plan is to meet up on Saturday with y'all at the trail head. Hang out for the day and I think we will break off later in the afternoon. But definitely planning on at least coming out there and having some fun. Not sure if anyone has asked but how difficult is the trail? I do have 4wd but on street tires at the moment. lol.
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Come on, John, isn't your kid like 6 months old now? Surely he's got a job now that keeps him busy most of the day?I am unbeliebaly glad to see things going on without me having to plan them! Thanks Jeff Dill for getting all of this together!! I wish I could get out of the house for this one but Dad duty calls!
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Come on, John, isn't your kid like 6 months old now? Surely he's got a job now that keeps him busy most of the day?