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The section in the Canyon itself is the roughest. There are several rocky creek crossings. Water levels are dependent on time of year. But it is quite doable in a Cayenne, just take your time. There are more difficult sections after the Canyon, but there are alternate routes available if needed.

Awesome. We were there back in October. Love that trail

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Absolutely, everyone is welcome!! The more the merrier. I enjoy meeting other OB members every chance I get. Sent from my iPhone using OB Talk

Hate that I’ll miss the Pacific Northwest...... OB4717

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Introductions, breakfast and stories. Unofficially, a couple of us will be headed over to Talledega National Forest after the Meet and Greet to check it out. View Rally Point Details

Introductions, stories, and breakfast. After the M/G, a few of us are headed over to Talledega National Forest to check it out. I don't want to do an official trail ride as I am not familiar with it and cannot help you prepare.

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No worries, toyfool. I️ plan to go back next year, so all info about this area is welcomed. Sent from my iPhone using OB Talk

Sorry Chris, meant to leave my email for you. jwimmer70@gmail.com.

The track as pictured is 115 miles long. I️ can certainly send you the .gpx file if you’d like. Not entirely sure how to post it here but I️ can email it. If you have a RRT, there are tons of places to camp here. The ground is pretty rocky for a ground tent, but not impossible- Just fewer...

I️ should have also added that this trail takes you through the Gila Wilderness where you cross the continental divide.