The poll is closed and this year the Fall run will take place during the second weekend in Nov.
Hack reserved site 40 from Wed 11/05 through Sun 11/9.
Jerry reserved site 32 from Thurs 11/06 through Sun 11/9.
Chitzu reserved site 45.
Van reserved site 30 from Wed 11/05 through Sun 11/9.
shaggydoink reserved site 17 from Thurs 11/6 through Sun 11/9.
Slainer reserved site 18.
TomSuddard reserved site 50.
btw1549 reserved site 19 from Thurs 11/6 through Sun 11/9.
wmorrisiii from Fri 11/7 through Sun 11/9.
mckenziedg, Ditchdoc, JP and JoeD reserved site 27.
Ssiggy and Carolyn Fri 11/7 & Sat 11/8
FTen reserved Site 29 from Fri 11/7 through Sun 11/9.
Loenzo8 ????
Bansil and Lisa from Thurs 11/6 through Sun 11/9.
Ekholm1997 reserved Site 46 from Fri 11/7 through Sun 11/9.
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News, Information, and Updates:
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CAMPING:
Link to the Arrowhead campground website.
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DIRECTIONS:
Google Maps for the Eldorado Outpost - Located just outside of the trails.
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Trail Map:
This map may not be the most up to date, Kodak will probably still be closed.
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THINGS TO BRING:
You must have a trail pass. An annual pass is $30. A day pass is $5 per day. Trail passes can be purchased at the Outpost.
With the event taking place in Nov., it will likely get cold at night, so warm clothes and a good sleeping bag are a must. I usually bring a propane or electric heater like my Little Buddy. Fire wood is always appreciated.
It often rains at least one day during the event. So rain gear and tarps are recommended.
It is a good idea to bring a tool kit and some trail spares, as I can tell you from experience that sh_t happens on the trails. We tend to help one another out so if everybody brings something, we usually have everything covered and there is an auto parts store in Troy.
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FOOD AND SUPPLIES:
This tends to be a very informal event. People come and go as they please; some preferring to hang out at camp or go fishing instead of trail riding. With the Flintlock Range now open, some will also go shooting. So bring enough food and drink to last the entire event. Food, drink and ice are available at the Outpost or in Troy. The Outpost also has a good breakfast for around $5. Usually there is a group dinner on Friday. If the weather is bad on Sat, we sometimes go into town and have dinner at Zeno's.
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LEGAL DISCLAIMER NOTICE:
As always, this will be a completely un-sponsored and unofficial event ... No clubs or organizations will be overseeing the activities. This is simply going to be a bunch of friends and online acquaintances getting together for a weekend of fun, good food, and lots of off-road amusement.
ALL attendees will be utterly and solely responsible for themselves and the guests within their individual group(s) (including all vehicles and equipment), and shall be expected to abide by the laws, rules, and policies set-down by our true hosts, the United States Forestry Service and the people of the great state of North Carolina.
Hack reserved site 40 from Wed 11/05 through Sun 11/9.
Jerry reserved site 32 from Thurs 11/06 through Sun 11/9.
Van reserved site 30 from Wed 11/05 through Sun 11/9.
shaggydoink reserved site 17 from Thurs 11/6 through Sun 11/9.
Slainer reserved site 18.
wmorrisiii from Fri 11/7 through Sun 11/9.
mckenziedg, Ditchdoc, JP and JoeD reserved site 27.
Ssiggy and Carolyn Fri 11/7 & Sat 11/8
FTen reserved Site 29 from Fri 11/7 through Sun 11/9.
Loenzo8 ????
Bansil and Lisa from Thurs 11/6 through Sun 11/9.
Ekholm1997 reserved Site 46 from Fri 11/7 through Sun 11/9.
_____________________________________________________________
News, Information, and Updates:
___________________________________________________________
CAMPING:
Link to the Arrowhead campground website.
_____________________________________________________________
DIRECTIONS:
Google Maps for the Eldorado Outpost - Located just outside of the trails.
_____________________________________________________________
Trail Map:
This map may not be the most up to date, Kodak will probably still be closed.
____________________________________________________________
THINGS TO BRING:
You must have a trail pass. An annual pass is $30. A day pass is $5 per day. Trail passes can be purchased at the Outpost.
With the event taking place in Nov., it will likely get cold at night, so warm clothes and a good sleeping bag are a must. I usually bring a propane or electric heater like my Little Buddy. Fire wood is always appreciated.
It often rains at least one day during the event. So rain gear and tarps are recommended.
It is a good idea to bring a tool kit and some trail spares, as I can tell you from experience that sh_t happens on the trails. We tend to help one another out so if everybody brings something, we usually have everything covered and there is an auto parts store in Troy.
_____________________________________________________
FOOD AND SUPPLIES:
This tends to be a very informal event. People come and go as they please; some preferring to hang out at camp or go fishing instead of trail riding. With the Flintlock Range now open, some will also go shooting. So bring enough food and drink to last the entire event. Food, drink and ice are available at the Outpost or in Troy. The Outpost also has a good breakfast for around $5. Usually there is a group dinner on Friday. If the weather is bad on Sat, we sometimes go into town and have dinner at Zeno's.
_____________________________________________________________
LEGAL DISCLAIMER NOTICE:
As always, this will be a completely un-sponsored and unofficial event ... No clubs or organizations will be overseeing the activities. This is simply going to be a bunch of friends and online acquaintances getting together for a weekend of fun, good food, and lots of off-road amusement.
ALL attendees will be utterly and solely responsible for themselves and the guests within their individual group(s) (including all vehicles and equipment), and shall be expected to abide by the laws, rules, and policies set-down by our true hosts, the United States Forestry Service and the people of the great state of North Carolina.