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Eric, don't include me in your count esp for campsites. I'd really like to meetup with you guys and help you out any way I can. My friends and I regularly ride many of the roads that make up the traverse to get to other destinations. Depending on the time you have available and the size of your...

Another closure that surprises traverse explorers is Dick's Creek Rd. It has been gated to vehicular traffic for a couple years now...

I'm centrally located along the traverse so if you don't find what you're looking for on the forestry sites I'm close enough to most of these roads that I can take a day and drive out for a visual if needed. By the way, I retired from Charlotte-Mecklenburg in Feb '2015 to move up here. I lived...

Hey guys, it's cool to see when a group plans to come up this way. I don't want to be a spoiler but I also don't want you to get up here and be frustrated with seasonal road closures. Remember that our seasonal roads open March 15. I drive the forest roads of this area (N Georgia, W NC, SE...

It's a good idea but it needs some tweaking. I tried it for awhile but have gone back to my main four layers. I liked that road numbers, road names, and cities were easier to identify. The trail status provided by USFS Roads and Trails was tricky to get. Overland had to be turned down to a...

I have a twin ARB and 35's. I usually air down to 18 or 20 psi and run my street pressure at 38 psi. I can't advise on the single but the twin is very fast. I'm aired up from start to finish in about ten minutes. The speed also encourages me to air down when I'm not sure how rough the trail will be.

Sorry I didn’t see this sooner I haven’t been on here in awhile. Really cool X you got there! I ran a 2007 for thirteen years. Ingles in Hiawassee is often out meet up spot for the Northeast Georgia Off-road FB group. Join us!

Many of the forest roads in north Georgia are seasonal. Here's a link that might help you if you venture up this way. The roads in black or red are closed for other reasons. The roads in yellow are closed Jan 2 until March 16...

My 2020 Gladiator has the Jeep steel bumper with the removable wings. I've heard the wings are 7lbs a piece so an advantage to removing them could be a loss of around 14lbs. I'm curious if anyone has any experiance with a disadvantage to using a stubby bumper.

Mine in north Georgia

You're in Georgia like me. Did you see where the 46 year old woman fell off of Yonah Mountain and died recently? She was hiking with her husband and son. I don't know if you've ever done that hike but that screams of selfie death or foul play. I don't see someone falling from that rack face...

I have a Rebel Offroad EXPLOR 1/2 rack and I'm looking for suggestions on how to mount a small Husqvarna T435 climbers chainsaw (7.5 lbs) to the inside of the rack. I live in the Chattahoochee National Forest where downed trees are common so I'd like to carry the saw with me on local runs...

Then if you don't have anyway of importing at a computer to your online account there is one other thing you might try. Again, assuming you were trying to import usuing the Gaia app on your iPad. Try signing into the Gaia website from a browser on the iPad and attempt to import into your...

I assume you got the files downloaded. All you have to do is open Gaia and drag the file over and drop it on the Gaia window. Have you tried that?

Gaia shows the address as state owned and 269958.843 acres