Day trip Eastern Tennessee
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Day trip Eastern Tennessee
I've been exploring trails around my area "Cookeville Tn."
Just thinking there's enough trails for a full day starting at Copelands cove across to Allred Tn. then a short blacktop run say less than 10 miles then back on trails. Pretty easy stuff mainly with a good hill for those wanting a challenge and another that is long and technical. Just seeing if there is any interest.
P.S. I goy a cool place to camp to and can let people use an extra bathroom for showers etc.
Just thinking there's enough trails for a full day starting at Copelands cove across to Allred Tn. then a short blacktop run say less than 10 miles then back on trails. Pretty easy stuff mainly with a good hill for those wanting a challenge and another that is long and technical. Just seeing if there is any interest.
P.S. I goy a cool place to camp to and can let people use an extra bathroom for showers etc.
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I don't know how to do the "poll" thing here, but with the weather cooling off the first or second weekend of October would be fine with me. I'm flexable as long as I don't have to miss church on Sunday morning.
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i could probably do the weekend 14-17 as well. if anyone else from the atlanta area wants to go (rocko, kpooch) i'd be down for settin up a caravan.
what are the trails like in difficulty? i ask because of tire choice. i normally run BFG ATs...would those be ok out there? i just dont wanna risk damaging them TOO much. my typical wheeling set is some PC mud terrains but they have real low tread...one has some bald spots.
if we get something doing and can take some non-yota people, i know some guys that drive heeps and someone in a 73 panzer something (swiss military vehicle) and someone in a pathfinder that may be interested
what are the trails like in difficulty? i ask because of tire choice. i normally run BFG ATs...would those be ok out there? i just dont wanna risk damaging them TOO much. my typical wheeling set is some PC mud terrains but they have real low tread...one has some bald spots.
if we get something doing and can take some non-yota people, i know some guys that drive heeps and someone in a 73 panzer something (swiss military vehicle) and someone in a pathfinder that may be interested
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scratch that for me. i forgot that is GTs fall break (as is many other schools) and i already have plans to go camping that weekend. i dont have monday and tuesday off work either so i have to be in town. this weekend is a 3-day weekend for me though...
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