Spring "overland" trip George Washington National Forest

Plenty of room, I'll add you to the confirmed list.

Depending on how many people actually show we might need to break up into a couple groups to limit the centipede effect.

Any volunteers for group leaders? You will need to have a navigation system that can accept GPX files, and a CB.
I'm happy to help out with anything needed except cooking. Nobody would benefit from that.
 
I can smell the bacon and maple breakfast sausage cooking :hungry:

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Plenty of room, I'll add you to the confirmed list.

Depending on how many people actually show we might need to break up into a couple groups to limit the centipede effect.

Any volunteers for group leaders? You will need to have a navigation system that can accept GPX files, and a CB.

awesome. So are these mostly 4Runners? Any FJs or anything else?
 
awesome. So are these mostly 4Runners? Any FJs or anything else?

No Fjs that I know of, a couple tacos, a Jeep or two, I guess the balance will be 4runners. Honestly I don't care what anyone drives, I came from Jeeps and was always perplexed at the tribalism.
 
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Plenty of room, I'll add you to the confirmed list.

Depending on how many people actually show we might need to break up into a couple groups to limit the centipede effect.

Any volunteers for group leaders? You will need to have a navigation system that can accept GPX files, and a CB.

I can assist with running around Flagpole/Reddish Knob, I know it well enough and I have a CB (rooftop mag mounted highland) I usually use my phone for GPS. I haven't ran up/down Switzer before but I know where Switzer meets union springs in the mountains. I know the beginning of switzer is right off of route 33 about 15 or 20 minutes ahead of where you turn off to start going up the flagpole knob trail.

I know you said start time and location is TBD for running Flagpole (atleast I think it is still TBD) We usually meet up at 1010 West Market St in Harrisonburg, VA its a Shell station and is used quite often as the rally point for everyone who runs the flagpole knob trail. I can say from experience, a group of 10 vehicles will take from 11a.m. to about 5p.m. to run up Flagpole and get to the very top (this usually includes playing in the mud holes and stopping at a couple of vantage points for the enjoyment of nature) via Union Springs Road.

I would encourage a rally time of 9 a.m. so we can get on the trails and and let those camping to do a soft setup. These are my recommendations from my personal experiences of running through the mountains outside of Harrisonburg.
 
I can assist with running around Flagpole/Reddish Knob, I know it well enough and I have a CB (rooftop mag mounted highland) I usually use my phone for GPS. I haven't ran up/down Switzer before but I know where Switzer meets union springs in the mountains. I know the beginning of switzer is right off of route 33 about 15 or 20 minutes ahead of where you turn off to start going up the flagpole knob trail.

I know you said start time and location is TBD for running Flagpole (atleast I think it is still TBD) We usually meet up at 1010 West Market St in Harrisonburg, VA its a Shell station and is used quite often as the rally point for everyone who runs the flagpole knob trail. I can say from experience, a group of 10 vehicles will take from 11a.m. to about 5p.m. to run up Flagpole and get to the very top (this usually includes playing in the mud holes and stopping at a couple of vantage points for the enjoyment of nature) via Union Springs Road.

I would encourage a rally time of 9 a.m. so we can get on the trails and and let those camping to do a soft setup. These are my recommendations from my personal experiences of running through the mountains outside of Harrisonburg.
Pretty much exactly what was (TBD). Be quiet, I gotta keep the suspense! :tape2:
 
I've been quietly watching this thread. Have been out to Flagpole several times, including one with Greg. Would like to join in, but have a few commitments/conflicts at the moment. New Pelfrebilt bumper coming about that time as well.

I'll continue to lurk and chime in closer to April.

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InfernoProSean is out. He was too worried about getting pinstripes.

You know how those TRDPro Owners are...:hiding:
 
InfernoProSean is out. He was too worried about getting pinstripes.

You know how those TRDPro Owners are...:hiding:

This time of year it should be very minimal if any. He should be worried about what happens around the camp fire...:party:
 
InfernoProSean is out. He was too worried about getting pinstripes.

You know how those TRDPro Owners are...:hiding:

I'll be in mine. I, too, get pretty anxious about pinstriping. The union springs side is the only place where I got scratches that didn't buff right out.
 
He should be worried about what happens around the camp fire...:party:

You guys should ALL be worried. My 9 yr old Alexandra can hang with her daddy when it comes to the flatulence...and she is requesting steak for dinner every night.

She gets it honest...:fear:
 
You know how those TRDPro Owners are...:hiding:

Et tu, Brute? lol!

You've seen my stripes!

Tell him it's the only way to prove he doesn't drive a mall-crawler!

For safety sake we should designate a flatulence free zone around the camp-fire, don't want to have a gaseous, stinky fireball engulf us all!

We're going to look a bit odd driving on the trail...all of us with burnt off eyebrows!
 
Happy to Paypal ahead of time to avoid someone fronting the cash! Or is this paid upon arrival at the GRSF station?

Thanks but no need, im installing a credit card reader on the door and a additional one on the TP dispenser so I should make a profit. :moon:
 
Thanks but no need, im installing a credit card reader on the door and a additional one on the TP dispenser so I should make a profit. :moon:

Want me to wire up a portable photoelectric sensor system? You could charge perturd.

:toilet:



I just crack myself up.
 
I can assist with running around Flagpole/Reddish Knob, I know it well enough and I have a CB (rooftop mag mounted highland) I usually use my phone for GPS. I haven't ran up/down Switzer before but I know where Switzer meets union springs in the mountains. I know the beginning of switzer is right off of route 33 about 15 or 20 minutes ahead of where you turn off to start going up the flagpole knob trail.

I know you said start time and location is TBD for running Flagpole (atleast I think it is still TBD) We usually meet up at 1010 West Market St in Harrisonburg, VA its a Shell station and is used quite often as the rally point for everyone who runs the flagpole knob trail. I can say from experience, a group of 10 vehicles will take from 11a.m. to about 5p.m. to run up Flagpole and get to the very top (this usually includes playing in the mud holes and stopping at a couple of vantage points for the enjoyment of nature) via Union Springs Road.

I would encourage a rally time of 9 a.m. so we can get on the trails and and let those camping to do a soft setup. These are my recommendations from my personal experiences of running through the mountains outside of Harrisonburg.



Is this address where the meet up is on Friday morning? Tried to open all three Google Map links on the updated first post but either I am inept or my government issued Computer doesn't like the links.
 

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