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Post by wooglin on Nov 18, 2013 9:06:42 GMT -5
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Post by clearcreek on Nov 23, 2013 0:41:14 GMT -5
I would say + 1 on Wooglin's statement of well worth your time to explore the FG50 route. I've not ridden the event, but I make an 1 1/2 hr drive when visiting relatives in The ATL for a change of scenery and to explore the area. For reference I use a USFS map "Oconee National Forest" (has a bald eagle on cover) that I purchased online. It covers WMAs from Eatonton to west of Monticello, and from Gray to just south of Madison. Beaucoup miles of gravel and red clay, chip seal and smooth paved secondarys with light traffic and rural scenery. Very much like the area from LCHT down to Hickory Knob, and Modoc. There's even about 35 miles of single track called "Ocmulgee Bluff Horse Trails". Not as well maintained as CSRA folks are used to, but Turkey, Wine, and Stevens-esque along the Ocmulgee river. Shane Attachments:
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