Anybody have their copy of the form from TT that they havent filled in yet? I need to get a copy of it so that I can fill it out and send it in and go. So if somebody can make me a copy that'd be awesome.
Gsmtr
- Thread starter clemson55
- Start date
This site may earn a commission from merchant affiliate
links, including eBay, Amazon, Skimlinks, and others.
Done
I'll bring my TT to the chalet. You can copy it there.
I'll bring my TT to the chalet. You can copy it there.
- Thread starter
- #3
The chalet has a copying machine?
Search results
From our ( 9 year member), STLCA website.
Great Smokey Mountain Trail Ride
15th Annual GREAT SMOKY MT TRAIL RIDE GSMTR 2006 May 15-20 TLCA Sanctioned Event/ Hosted by the STLCA There will be riding, fun, great food and some awesome prizes. The raffle will be held Friday at the BBQ. You don’t want to miss the 15th Annual Great Smoky Mountain Trail Ride. The trails are in the Upper Tellico OHV area of the Nantahala National Forest. Due to overwhelming demand, registration has been limited to 150 trucks. Registration is $125.00 and all trucks must pre-register. Your registration includes a Season pass for the trails, Friday night’s meal ticket, a Drivers Raffle TICKET, five raffle tickets, a drivers T-shirt, an event decal , free camping at Crawford’s campground and Refreshments and a Band Thursday night. Your registration includes immediate family (wife/children) or one guest, additional guest are $25 each. Everyone will receive a Upper Tellico season pass this year, they will be available after April 22, if you need the pass before May 15, contact Roger Theurer. This year we are offering an optional a White Water rafting trip on Wednesday. The trip will be on the Nantahala river, no experience necessary. RAFFLE TICKETS WILL ONLY BE SOLD AS PART OF REGISTRATION; NO RAFFLE TICKETS WILL BE SOLD Friday Night. After we receive the registration and your TLCA number, you will receive a packet with additional information. . Safety is extremely important and all trucks must pass TLCA guidelines. Each truck will be inspected at the event before you receive your Registration packet. All participants must be current TLCA members, you can join online at www.TLCA.org The registration deadline is April 15, 2006. Questions: Contact Roger Theurer (931) 728-9625 after 7 p.m. Central Time or email me at gsmtr2006@aol.com. Checks or money orders payable to: STLCA (US Funds only, $25 returned check fee) Cancellation fee $10 before 15 Apr. $40 after 15 Apr. Name: _________________________ Address___________________________ City:_________________________ State:______________Zip: __________ Phone(s): ________________________ E-Mail _______________________ Model & Year Toyota: ______________ TLCA #: ____________(required) Drivers License No. _____________ State_ (Required for Season Pass) Drivers T-shirt size____________________ How Many additional T-Shirts$18.00*each- What Size? S** ________ M** ________ L_________ XL _______ XXL ________ XXXL______ (*$20.00 at the event, limited quantities pre- order to insure you get a shirt)(**Available pre-order only) Cost: Registration Fee $125 per truck _________ T-Shirts (____ x $18) _________ Additional Friday night meals At $8.50 each* ($9.00 at the event) _________ Association Membership: STLCA $25 (optional) _________ (Includes SFWDA dues) Optional White Water _________ Rafting Trip ($25/person) Additional Guest ($25 each) __________ Additional raffle tickets $1 Each, 30 for $25(preorder only) # tickets______ _________ Total: _________ Mail To: Roger Theurer 2124 Walden Ridge Rd. Manchester, TN. 37355
From our ( 9 year member), STLCA website.
Great Smokey Mountain Trail Ride
15th Annual GREAT SMOKY MT TRAIL RIDE GSMTR 2006 May 15-20 TLCA Sanctioned Event/ Hosted by the STLCA There will be riding, fun, great food and some awesome prizes. The raffle will be held Friday at the BBQ. You don’t want to miss the 15th Annual Great Smoky Mountain Trail Ride. The trails are in the Upper Tellico OHV area of the Nantahala National Forest. Due to overwhelming demand, registration has been limited to 150 trucks. Registration is $125.00 and all trucks must pre-register. Your registration includes a Season pass for the trails, Friday night’s meal ticket, a Drivers Raffle TICKET, five raffle tickets, a drivers T-shirt, an event decal , free camping at Crawford’s campground and Refreshments and a Band Thursday night. Your registration includes immediate family (wife/children) or one guest, additional guest are $25 each. Everyone will receive a Upper Tellico season pass this year, they will be available after April 22, if you need the pass before May 15, contact Roger Theurer. This year we are offering an optional a White Water rafting trip on Wednesday. The trip will be on the Nantahala river, no experience necessary. RAFFLE TICKETS WILL ONLY BE SOLD AS PART OF REGISTRATION; NO RAFFLE TICKETS WILL BE SOLD Friday Night. After we receive the registration and your TLCA number, you will receive a packet with additional information. . Safety is extremely important and all trucks must pass TLCA guidelines. Each truck will be inspected at the event before you receive your Registration packet. All participants must be current TLCA members, you can join online at www.TLCA.org The registration deadline is April 15, 2006. Questions: Contact Roger Theurer (931) 728-9625 after 7 p.m. Central Time or email me at gsmtr2006@aol.com. Checks or money orders payable to: STLCA (US Funds only, $25 returned check fee) Cancellation fee $10 before 15 Apr. $40 after 15 Apr. Name: _________________________ Address___________________________ City:_________________________ State:______________Zip: __________ Phone(s): ________________________ E-Mail _______________________ Model & Year Toyota: ______________ TLCA #: ____________(required) Drivers License No. _____________ State_ (Required for Season Pass) Drivers T-shirt size____________________ How Many additional T-Shirts$18.00*each- What Size? S** ________ M** ________ L_________ XL _______ XXL ________ XXXL______ (*$20.00 at the event, limited quantities pre- order to insure you get a shirt)(**Available pre-order only) Cost: Registration Fee $125 per truck _________ T-Shirts (____ x $18) _________ Additional Friday night meals At $8.50 each* ($9.00 at the event) _________ Association Membership: STLCA $25 (optional) _________ (Includes SFWDA dues) Optional White Water _________ Rafting Trip ($25/person) Additional Guest ($25 each) __________ Additional raffle tickets $1 Each, 30 for $25(preorder only) # tickets______ _________ Total: _________ Mail To: Roger Theurer 2124 Walden Ridge Rd. Manchester, TN. 37355
What were they thinking making it a Monday to Friday event? Wednesday to Sunday would make more sence unless everyone wants to wheel for 10 days and most of us can't get that much time off at once.
And if you dont want to camp 20 minutes from the trail all the registration gets you is a trail pass and a tee shirt.
And if you dont want to camp 20 minutes from the trail all the registration gets you is a trail pass and a tee shirt.
what days is everyone going? I want to go this year! Mon - Fri is a little odd. I would like more info about where to stay what spots are good, how much $ over the $125 it should cost me, anything else etc!!
- Thread starter
- #8
71 I'm pretty sure they are trying to cut down on the number of people a little bit. It has been getting pretty huge.
In the past it was held from wed. through saturday. We always show up a day or two before the start. The trails are less crowded and more availablity for campsites. Those of us who have an 18 hour drive would much rather have it end on Friday evening. Driving home on Sunday and starting back to work the next day is not fun. 
Besides, the trails and campsites are a lot busier on saturday and sunday.
Camping at Crawfords, although nice facilities, would be a royal PITA for myself and anyone else with a highly modified rig. It is about a 45 minute run from the trails to the camp. Drove my rig there for the safety inspection last year. Not fun on trail 1.
Looking forward to coming up for it again this year.
We will be camping along the river, as usual.
Besides, the trails and campsites are a lot busier on saturday and sunday.
Camping at Crawfords, although nice facilities, would be a royal PITA for myself and anyone else with a highly modified rig. It is about a 45 minute run from the trails to the camp. Drove my rig there for the safety inspection last year. Not fun on trail 1.
Looking forward to coming up for it again this year.
We will be camping along the river, as usual.
Crawfords is a PITA. The only time I made it last year was for tech inspection as well. Camping on the TN side is the way to go.
71-CRUISER said:
Where? I have never been up there. It seems liek everyone wants to give general answers to questions like this. I havbe asked several places and times about where to stay at GSMTR.
Land Speeder
InstaH8R
clemson55 said:
On the contrary, they are trying to allow those who travel such looong distances to be able to enjoy the last two days events in comfort as opposed to being packed up and heading out immediately after the raffle on the last night. This is coming from Roger T. when he talked about it at the CottonLand - Southern Cruiser Crawl event.
Essentially, alot of people will be there the 2 days after the event but the "goings on" will take place during the week so all can enjoy, not just people who live within 5 hours from the venue. There's even rumor of an optional rafting trip early in the week of the event. Sounds more fun than ever, plus the early part of the week, the trails are dead and very cool to see nothing but cruisers out there...
89s rule said:
Camping at Crawfords is included in the registratiopn fee but it is a solid 30-45 minute drive from the trails (especialy w/ 38s). Last year the Joe reserved a campsite for the Leaky Seals and CottonLand folks which is much closer to the trails. There are a ton of good camping spots along the river and towards Tellico Plains but you better get there early GSMTR to stake out a spot.
I will likely be geting there sometime between Saturday and Tuesday depending when everyone else shows up.
Last edited:
I believe the rafting is on Wedsday. Natahalla river.
We noticed Natahalla signs coming from Tellico Plains
to Murphy via #68. I've done that river in a raft and it is FUN!
It's name means river of the noon day sun. That's the ONLY
time the sun hits it. Cold water.
While at MLK I saw kayakers doing the Tellico river.
Holy shivers.
Brrrrrrrrrr....I thought the Cruiser crowd was tough.
I agree the Tenn side is the best way to go for GSMTR.
Spivey is nice and along the river camping is too. North River
and McNabb are also there.
UC usually rents the chalet for several days. Details
to be decided.
We noticed Natahalla signs coming from Tellico Plains
to Murphy via #68. I've done that river in a raft and it is FUN!
It's name means river of the noon day sun. That's the ONLY
time the sun hits it. Cold water.
While at MLK I saw kayakers doing the Tellico river.
Holy shivers.
Brrrrrrrrrr....I thought the Cruiser crowd was tough.
I agree the Tenn side is the best way to go for GSMTR.
Spivey is nice and along the river camping is too. North River
and McNabb are also there.
UC usually rents the chalet for several days. Details
to be decided.
We have been going to GSMTR the weekend before it starts for several years so M - F is OK with me. I didn't make it last year, but my sons tell me that Crawfords SABO, they only went over for the tech inspection and the raffle.
I guided the Nantahala this past summer. Worked for River Runners, and cold is an understatement. The year round temp of that river is a brisk 42 degrees. The reason for that is b/c the water that makes that river runnable comes via pipeline from the bottom of the Nantahala lake, which is about 400 ft deep in some places. COLD! Whew, makes me shiver just thinking about that water. I can't imagine rafting in it this time of year.
Iced nuts
I watched as the guide sent several paddlers off a drop off. Real kewl.
Then HE did a nose dive UNDER the water. Incredible. The others guys
were yelling and cheering as he came up. NUTS! This was the Tellico River
but it was snowing and the rocks were covered with ice. Not me.
I mean the ATV guys we helped right the ATV had ice in their beards
and they weren't IN the river.
Horsehead said:
I watched as the guide sent several paddlers off a drop off. Real kewl.
Then HE did a nose dive UNDER the water. Incredible. The others guys
were yelling and cheering as he came up. NUTS! This was the Tellico River
but it was snowing and the rocks were covered with ice. Not me.
I mean the ATV guys we helped right the ATV had ice in their beards
and they weren't IN the river.
Sent my registration out today. Change in dates is a bonus for us in SF - it's a royal pain hauling butt home Sat. night and getting in late Sunday. Last year the SF crew shorted out in North Georgia and I boogied back on my own - what a PITA.
Now what to do about the Friday night Upstate Cruisers party??? Other than the raffle, that's the big event I'll be looking forward too
Now what to do about the Friday night Upstate Cruisers party??? Other than the raffle, that's the big event I'll be looking forward too
Sputnik40 said:Now what to do about the Friday night Upstate Cruisers party??? Other than the raffle, that's the big event I'll be looking forward too
Damn Bill! You always hit the 'shine too hard at these Upstate Parties. Follow my lead for once, only sip a few during the evening, and you will realize that the Upstate Party is always held on Thursday! As I always retire long before midnight, you late-nighters make it drag on into friday......
