9th Annual NOVRUN@URE '14

[Phoneman]

cant wait.

[broncosbybart]

A little late to get a campsite. Clay and I will be splitting/sharing site 8. Getting close!

Very few sites left. If you are going and haven't gotten one, do it now. The Veterans ride is the same weekend. It will be a packed house, so be sure you get a campsite if you haven't already!

[72_EB_GUY]

Couple of questions from someone new to the site and SC. 1- For someone that has not done much wheeling are there trails that I can do/learn on. Also are there ways to get to the tougher trails to watch some of the more experienced guys. 2- For me driving up by myself is it worth trying to get my own site or should I try to find someone I can split with? 3- Does the site require any kind of safety mods or gear to use the trails.

[chuzie]

1- For someone that has not done much wheeling are there trails that I can do/learn on. Also are there ways to get to the tougher trails to watch some of the more experienced guys.

Absolutely. I can think of no better place to get your feet wet than at URE. Someone always has a spare seat so you will be covered. A relatively stock Bronco can traverse 80% of the park.

2- For me driving up by myself is it worth trying to get my own site or should I try to find someone I can split with?

That is a tough one to address. Dependent on site availability as well as who is on a site alone, how much gear they have, and the size of the site. I have the site roster on post #1 if you want to try to reach out and share a site.

3- Does the site require any kind of safety mods or gear to use the trails.

Not really. The FS doesn't care.

[72_EB_GUY]

Thanks for the info, I am trying to clear my schedule. There looks to be a couple of camp sites left in the same area as everyone else. I hope I can work it out, I am looking forward to meeting some new Bronco people.

[72_EB_GUY]

Well I am booked for site 9. I do have another question, as i was reading the polices it stated no alcohol allowed at facility. Is this true or did I read this wrong? Also does everyone usually eat at there camp site or does any one get together and grab something somewhere?

[chuzie]

Camping roster updated.

The alcohol policy is correct. That being said, discretion is the key to success here; no glass, no open containers. Bring a coozie to cover your can or a cup to pour your beverage into. The FS will ticket you; ask me how I know.

We usually take a snack for the trail and break for lunch and dinner back at camp. The Outpost has a variety of deli style hot food as well.

[broncosbybart]

Speaking of dinner- are we going to do a pot luck thing on sat, or on your own?

Still hate that the boondocks didn't make it.

Coming up quick now!

[72_EB_GUY]

Looks like I will be heading up solo, if anyone between Greenwood and Uwharrie wants a ride or if anyone wants to split a campsite, just let me know.

[chuzie]

Speaking of dinner- are we going to do a pot luck thing on sat, or on your own?

Sounds like a great idea. Let's see if we can get a list going to coordinate for a great meal (listed on post #1). Plan on 10-20 folks to feed.

I will bring some kabobs (chicken, pork, steak).

POST #1

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