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    Quote Originally Posted by lloydmoore1 View Post
    Perfect thanks. I just added them both to my GPS..route out and route back. I have heard that they re nice routes.
    When you take 276 south toward Brevard from the BRP , at the bottom of the mountain you will be at a Ranger Station, and another mile up the road is a Walmart and other conveniences, plus National Campgrounds also if using them. A nice waterfall halfway down 276 to stop at. You can walk behind the falls flowing over you. Plus Sliding Rock falls on the same road if you want to go swimming.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 53driver View Post
    lloyd,
    STRONGLY recommend this map:

    Butler Map of "Southern Appalachia"
    All the motorcycle roads...

    https://www.butlermaps.com/motorcycl...l-tn-nc-sc-ga/

    I don't get sales commission, but it's a piece of gear I wouldn't want to be without if I'm riding there.
    Cheers
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    Just got my Butler map in the mail. It's a sweet piece of knowledge. I will now take a hard look at their best routes, compare and make adjustments. Nothing better than staring at this map over a brew and getting to know the area.
    It's waterproof too..never checked for the red filter lens with the flashlight but thankfully those days are done..ha
    thanks again for the advice
    Lloyd

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    Quote Originally Posted by lloydmoore1 View Post
    Just got my Butler map in the mail. It's a sweet piece of knowledge. I will now take a hard look at their best routes, compare and make adjustments. Nothing better than staring at this map over a brew and getting to know the area.
    It's waterproof too..never checked for the red filter lens with the flashlight but thankfully those days are done..ha
    thanks again for the advice
    Lloyd
    I'm glad you like it.
    Yes, a cup o' joe and map study - long standing traditions of motorcycle riding seemingly giving way to technology.
    Not in my world. I like a hard copy in front of me.

    Red lens flashlight???? Uh, yeah, I gave those up awhile back as well.
    And these maps are water 'resistant', not water proof - please don't ask how I know this. Lol.

    Cheers,
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    Day 2 What is the better route?

    I'm looking for someone to chime in who is familiar with this area. Which route would be the better? I'm thinking the 340S because I plan on hopping on the BRP when I get close enough.
    https://www.google.ca/maps/dir/Benni...!3e0!5i1?hl=en

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    Quote Originally Posted by lloydmoore1 View Post
    I'm looking for someone to chime in who is familiar with this area. Which route would be the better? I'm thinking the 340S because I plan on hopping on the BRP when I get close enough.
    https://www.google.ca/maps/dir/Benni...!3e0!5i1?hl=en
    I've done similar routes in the past and my preference is to get the hell out of the NYC, Phila, Dc area as quick as possible. I slab it to Virginia then backroads.
    The backroads in our area are nice but once you get south of Dutchess County, those roads get crowded and busy. Just my thoughts FWIW

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    Bravo Zulu!!!

    Okay, this is great y'all.
    Lots of great resources!

    That's what this place is all about!
    Cheers,
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    This is wicked thanks everyone!!!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by lloydmoore1 View Post
    Has anyone done these routes? Which ones are the "must do" ride??? I will be in Maggie Valley the first week of July and have a bunch of routes planned but won't have time to do all these so I am looking for feedback on the must do ones.
    thanks

    http://www.appalachianbackroads.com/slideshow
    Get ahold of me when you get to Maggie. I am heading up Thursday and will be about 15 minutes away outside Waynesville for the next 7 months. I am about a mile from the Blue Ridge. I have had a 2nd home in Western Carolina since the late 1960's and can put you on any kind of route or road you want and love to ride. I typically put about 18K a year on my bike and have owned 122 over the years. I just gave away 1 bike and sold 2 others as they were getting no miles with the F6B in the stable. What a great bike. PM me for contact info. I have a friend flying into Charlotte in May and renting a bike to ride with me. I get a lot of that.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BobR View Post
    Get ahold of me when you get to Maggie. I am heading up Thursday and will be about 15 minutes away outside Waynesville for the next 7 months. I am about a mile from the Blue Ridge. I have had a 2nd home in Western Carolina since the late 1960's and can put you on any kind of route or road you want and love to ride. I typically put about 18K a year on my bike and have owned 122 over the years. I just gave away 1 bike and sold 2 others as they were getting no miles with the F6B in the stable. What a great bike. PM me for contact info. I have a friend flying into Charlotte in May and renting a bike to ride with me. I get a lot of that.
    Wow 122 bikes.
    This is why this site ROCKS..this just made my day thanks much appreciated and look forward to riding with you.
    Lloyd

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