We havent registered yet but we will be there with at least 4 trucks and some goodies for everyone. We will get off our butts and register before the end of the week so you can get your numbers figured out.
*** UC Event***Over the Mountain Tour 2008 with the Toyota Trail Team - Aug 7-10***
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Southeast Overland
Get lost! Go explore!
You are welcome to crash at my house. I should be leaving Thurs morning.
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I'll get some directions posted up in case you don't get a lead in.
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Don't forget you, Brian and Daniel are UC members now. So it's only $20/driver.
Thanks Juice! I'll take you up on that. What kind of beer do you like?
Sweet!
Southeast Overland
Get lost! Go explore!
I'll PM you my address.
I finally registered! I will be there, with a passenger who is taking over my project at work. I can't wait!!!! 
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Directions from the Tennesse side (from Gov't site):
From I-75 in Sweetwater, Tennessee, take State Route 68 to Tellico Plains. Turn left onto Highway 165 for 6 miles. Turn right onto FDR 210 (Tellico River Road) for 10 miles, turn left onto 217 (North River Road). Camp is located 2 miles on the left.
Directions from Murphy, NC (from my maps):
Follow Trail 1 all the way past stateline camps and Green Cove area. About 1 mile past Green Cove Convenience Store is the access road to N. River Road. This entrance is easy to miss. Take a right turn there and go almost one mile, staying to the left at the next turn. Then go about one more mile to the campsite entrance. ** If you miss the first entrance at the one mile mark past Green Cove there is another entrance to the right at the 3 mile mark past Green Cove. It loops back down to the McNabb entrance after about 2 miles.
Click this link for a detailed map of the area.
Delorme MapShare - McNabb Campground area
From I-75 in Sweetwater, Tennessee, take State Route 68 to Tellico Plains. Turn left onto Highway 165 for 6 miles. Turn right onto FDR 210 (Tellico River Road) for 10 miles, turn left onto 217 (North River Road). Camp is located 2 miles on the left.
Directions from Murphy, NC (from my maps):
Follow Trail 1 all the way past stateline camps and Green Cove area. About 1 mile past Green Cove Convenience Store is the access road to N. River Road. This entrance is easy to miss. Take a right turn there and go almost one mile, staying to the left at the next turn. Then go about one more mile to the campsite entrance. ** If you miss the first entrance at the one mile mark past Green Cove there is another entrance to the right at the 3 mile mark past Green Cove. It loops back down to the McNabb entrance after about 2 miles.
Click this link for a detailed map of the area.
Delorme MapShare - McNabb Campground area
Replied in that thread too, you'll be fine. I had my old 100 on all the trails Marshall mentioned and it didn't skip a beat. As mentioned, having a good spotter is most important...
Best advice I can give is go with a good crew (check), don't get too excited and relax, and above all call for a spotter and LISTEN to them. All will be well.
Couple video's and pics from years past.
Toyota Trail Teams
YouTube - Tellico 06 Over the mountain Tour
Damn those were some fun times.
Toyota Trail Teams
YouTube - Tellico 06 Over the mountain Tour
Damn those were some fun times.
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I see "Grain Fed". Hope he's doing better.
I will be in attendance at this one for sure! bringing the 62 to this one so I can test it out!
Do you have an open seat for a rider? Either that, or I may have to bring the KTM to follow along.
cruiser100
Comfortably Numb
I'm planning on coming out but have a question, is there enough to keep a 5 1/2 yo boy busy Fri thru Sun morn? Last thing I want is the Devil incarnate getting irritated. Anyone else plan on bringing kids about that age?
EDIT: One more thing, what kind (if any) amenities are there at the camp ground (water, toilets, etc.)?
Thanks
EDIT: One more thing, what kind (if any) amenities are there at the camp ground (water, toilets, etc.)?
Thanks
There is a stream nearby. They have port-a-jons on site. They were nice last year.
We will have a large canopy like last year as well as a small generator to run lights, music and some fans. Everyone liked the fans.
There were quite a few children last year. Dan K always brings his kids and from what I can tell they have a great time. Lot's to do in Tellico.
We will have a large canopy like last year as well as a small generator to run lights, music and some fans. Everyone liked the fans.
There were quite a few children last year. Dan K always brings his kids and from what I can tell they have a great time. Lot's to do in Tellico.
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I'm not sure Dan K is going to be there this year. The Avocado is not road worthy right now and probably won't be ready in time.
FJCRUZR
2011 4Runner Trail
Isabelle will be there(4 going on 15)
Hopefully the shirt design will be up by the end of this week if not sooner. It has been a group effort and I think they will turn out nice. More details TBA. 
