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Did Hurricane Creek Road. An awesome trail with several creek crossings and many rocky areas. 4Lo is pretty much required. There are many places where the Mountain Laurel is very low hanging but its passable. A question about Max Patch though. There is a gate at the base of Turkey Trot Road...

Very cool.. Thanks.

It was OK. It was a few years ago. We didn't do much there at the time. I think we just hit the restaurant at the top. It was pretty cold when we we there and didn't do any hiking or anything.

We've been to Mt. Mitchell already. That Harmon Den and Max Patch sounds good though. I've gotten a few other recommendations for that area also. Thanks.

I'm planning a trip to Dollywood in TN. I'm looking for some ideas between Asheville, NC and Pigeon Forge, TN. Dirt roads to explore. I've found Heintooga Ridge Rd off of the Blue Ridge Parkway. Any other ideas? Things to see and do. I'd like to see the Elk in Catalooche. Any other cool...

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Price drop...see original post.

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Still for sale. Had a few people interested but their money situation keeps falling through.

Fair enough. But I didn't see anything in the first post that said it had to be LR related? I figured just Expedition, outdoors, or nature related.

Wow.

Interesting Wolf video:

Awesome. Good job.

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http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?msid=212594763794458421167.0004b14fd95118bc9d428&msa=0 Let's see if the link above works for a Google Map of the routes.

Made a weekend trip to the mountains of North Carolina a few weekends ago. With the help of some previous posts on Expedition Portal, I was able to plan a pretty cool route with a lot of Forest Service Roads. This first picture was taken while on Old NC Highway 105 going from South to North...

Sorry if it's in the wrong spot. Is it really that big of a deal though?

And "Can't anyone just take a regular old picture anymore?" was really necessary? The JK performed very well. Aside from a few trips to the hunt club, this was it's first serious offroad event. Like I said in the original post, it was very slippery. I did feel the need to engage the rear...