SE Rally routes

[ratatouille]

Would anyone still have the routes that were used back when the Southeast rallies out of Robbinsville were being held? I'm interested in the routes taking 28, War Woman rd etc.

Thanks.

[bwringer]

I rummaged around a bit and found the following from 2007. Bear in mind many of the businesses mentioned are gone or changed, of course. And these may or may not be of any help for the routes you have in mind.

https://www.bwringer.com/gs/nc2007/GSRESE2007_route-DIRECTIONS.pdf

https://www.bwringer.com/gs/nc2007/itinerary5_31_2007.pdf

https://www.bwringer.com/gs/nc2007/ridemaps5_29_2007.pdf

The following is not much help for your quest, but the following photo galleries from the NC rallies are a fun blast from the past:

http://www.bwringer.com/gs/nc2005/

http://www.bwringer.com/gs/nc2006/

Nowadays, I usually use gpsies.com to create routes online and then load the GPX files into my Android phone running Locus, an offline mapping app (no data connection is needed; the maps and routes are stored on the phone).

Anyway, if you have questions about the routes we used back then, I may be able to dredge up some memories.

[ratatouille]

Thanks Brian. Man, brings back some great memories.......

[bwringer]

I don't remember your username. Who did you used to be?

[Chuck78]

I wasn't around the GSR back then, but I can share with you my routes that I just put together for my tentative 5 day extended twisty scenic trip from Parkersburg WV (from Columbus, OH but WV is where the fun starts) down through WV, southwest VA, Eastern TN, Western NC, and then express route to Barber Vintage Festival from the Cherohala Skyway...
I put half a day so far into plotting familiar roads that I loved in the past, with highly recommended routes, and other roads that I've stalked via satellite and Google Street View that look like decent to fantastic connectors... Primitive camping options marked out, started marking out waterfalls and other scenic stops as well...