Any Atlanta Jeepers out there?

[JayJay]

Ya, Google maps shows 35 and 95. Who knows.

I usually go from Old Dial to Hwy 60 and then hit Skeenah Gap rd.

Skeenah Gap Road is paved, correct?

Later,
Johnny

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[Bryce]

Skeenah Gap Road is paved, correct?

Later,
Johnny

Maybe. I should have said West Skeenah Rd. I think its FS 640. When you get to Hwy 60 on FS 95(ar maybe its FS35 deiending on the map) turn left and West Skeenah/FS640 is on the right

 

[Amaruq]

Probably still pretty wet up there in the morning?

 

[JayJay]

Probably still pretty wet up there in the morning?

Will probably be a little damp. I live about 8 miles from the lower end of Horseshoe Ridge and it rained 3" over last night and today at my house. It should sure keep the dust down.

Later,
Johnny

 

[Amaruq]

Saw your big mud pool at the top of horseshoe ridge. Being alone, I turned around. I’ve been stuck in mud alone before. I hate mud.

 

[MichaelAnthony]

Currently in Atlanta working.... wondering if anyone around wants to hit up the BOH trail here and maybe other trails? Advice?

 

[Will]

Currently in Atlanta working.... wondering if anyone around wants to hit up the BOH trail here and maybe other trails? Advice?

Perfect weather lately to hit Beasley Knob. I would advise you not to do it when it is wet. There are some very steep sections that turn sketchy quickly after a good rain. Also, the forest service has been known to close the trails for a day or two after a good rain event so it's best to call before you head that way. If I hear of anyone looking to ride I will let you know.

 

[Bryce]

Currently in Atlanta working.... wondering if anyone around wants to hit up the BOH trail here and maybe other trails? Advice?

I was up at Beasley Knob last weekend. I ran everything but 93B in a stick height JLUR. A lot of the waterbars wre really steep cut and lots of scraping (not enough breakover angle), but otherwise doable.

It should stay dry this week and Beasley will be nice. Make sure you get a permit. A the info on Beasley is here: https://www.fs.usda.gov/recarea/conf/recarea/?recid=10533

 

[MichaelAnthony]

I was up at Beasley Knob last weekend. I ran everything but 93B in a stick height JLUR. A lot of the waterbars wre really steep cut and lots of scraping (not enough breakover angle), but otherwise doable.

It should stay dry this week and Beasley will be nice. Make sure you get a permit. A the info on Beasley is here: https://www.fs.usda.gov/recarea/conf/recarea/?recid=10533

Thank you and looks nice.... the last time I have seen the bottom of the Appalachian was on my Harley..... Well I have a set of Cooper's on mine .... supposed to get rain this weekend. Just would need to find a good high pressure place to wash off after.... I appreciate the info...