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You can find any of the points in this e-mail by clicking the magnifying glass (search) icon on the map legend (left-hand side of the map) on the home page and typing in the name of the point.
2 new GPS routes, USFS Forest Service Roads, points of interest (things to see), campgrounds, and an outdoor shooting range have been added to the map. See the list below for details.
The points on this map are a collection of places I have visited and also that others have shared. Please respect the property rights of others and do not trespass on privately owned property or on trails or roads that are closed. The points with a gray pin are closed or inactive. When planning to travel on USFS Forest Service Roads always check the status of the road at the USFS Visitor Map as some roads are closed seasonally and some are open year-round. You can also check the USFS Forest Service Road Google Map for road status as well.
I try to keep the map updated to note when a trail or road is closed, but please reply to this e-mail or send me a message via the form on the ‘About’ page if you visit a point on the map that needs to be updated.
Click to learn more about this trip and download the route GPS GPX or KML files.
This is a 375-mile loop that starts at the GA/NC state line and travels through GA, NC, TN, Nantahala National Forest, and The Great Smoky Mountains National Park.
It covers 33 paved roads, 5 USFS Forest Service roads, and has over 30 unique points of interest and things to see!
This route starts in Murphy, NC and travels across US Forest Service and paved roads to Deals Gap, NC. At Deals Gap it picks up at US Hwy 129 which is also known as the “Tail of the Dragon”. The route ends at the north entrance to the Tail of the Dragon on the TN side. This route has many interesting things to see along the way as highlighted below!
It covers 6 USFS Forest Service Roads, paved roads and multiple points of interest such as the Tail of the Dragon Scenic Overlook, Stewart Cabin Historical Site, Cheoah River Suspension Bridge & Rapids and the Cheoah Dam & Powerhouse (where a scene from the 1993 movie The Fugitive was filmed).
Added the following Forest Service Roads in NC:
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2 new journal posts, USFS forest service roads, points of interest and campgrounds have been added to the map. The new GPS route starts in Dillard, GA and covers USFS and paved roads to Helen, GA. Click this link to go directly to the page for this route.
The points on this map are a collection of places I have visited and also that others have shared. Please respect the property rights of others and do not trespass on privately owned property or on trails or roads that are closed. The points with a gray pin are closed or inactive. When planning to travel on USFS Forest Service Roads always check the status of the road at the USFS Visitor Map as some roads are closed seasonally and some are open year-round. You can also check the USFS Forest Service Road Google Map for road status as well.
I try to keep the map updated to note when a trail or road is closed, but please reply to this e-mail or send me a message via the form on the ‘About’ page if you visit a point on the map that needs to be updated.
You can find any of the points in this e-mail by clicking the magnifying glass (search) icon on the map legend on the left-hand side of the map on the main page and typing in the name of the point.
ATOTO A6 Double-DIN Navigation Stereo Install in a Jeep Wrangler TJ
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How to print full size topographic maps from USGS or USFS quad PDF files.
Added the following Forest Service Roads in GA:
Added the following Forest Service Roads in TN:
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A new GPS route, USFS forest service roads, points of interest and campgrounds have been added to the map. The new GPS route starts in Dillard, GA and covers USFS and paved roads to Helen, GA. Click this link to go directly to the page for this route.
The points on this map are a collection of places I have visited and also that others have shared. Please respect the property rights of others and do not trespass on privately owned property or on trails or roads that are closed. The points with a gray pin are closed or inactive. When planning to travel on USFS Forest Service Roads always check the status of the road at the USFS Visitor Map as some roads are closed seasonally and some are open year-round. You can also check the USFS Forest Service Road Google Map for road status as well.
I try to keep the map updated to note when a trail or road is closed, but please reply to this e-mail or send me a message via the form on the ‘About’ page if you visit a point on the map that needs to be updated.
You can find any of the points in this e-mail by clicking the magnifying glass (search) icon on the map legend on the left-hand side of the map on the main page and typing in the name of the point.
The GPS track below starts in Dillard, GA and travels over 5 US Forest Service and paved roads to Helen, GA and is 46.87 miles long. The Google Map on the track page also includes a number of points of interest such as a fun (rocky) hill climb and water ford on Forest Service Road 72 – Charlies Creek Rd, scenic areas, waterfalls and campgrounds. Downloadable GPS tracks are available in KML and GPX format.
Added the following Forest Service Roads in GA:
Updated the following Forest Service Roads in GA:
Added the following points of interest and features:
Added the following campgrounds:
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New USFS forest service roads, points of interest and campgrounds have been added to the map. I have also added a section to the site called ‘GPS Tracks’ which contains route information in Google Maps format and downloadable track files for import into your GPS or mapping device.
The points on this map are a collection of places I have visited and also that others have shared. Please respect the property rights of others and do not trespass on privately owned property or on trails or roads that are closed. The points with a gray pin are closed or inactive. When planning to travel on USFS Forest Service Roads always check the status of the road at the USFS Visitor Map as some roads are closed seasonally and some are open year-round.
I try to keep the map updated to note when a trail or road is closed, but please send me a message via the form on the ‘About’ page if you visit a point on the map that needs to be updated.
The GPS track below is a loop that starts in Ellijay, GA and travels up to Ocoee, TN and then Tellico Plains, TN along the Tellico River and loops back to the starting point in Ellijay. It also includes a number of points of interest such as the Conasauga River Snorkeling Hole, Mill Creek Scenic Overlook and Bald River Falls on the Tellico River. The downloadable GPS tracks are available in KML and GPX format.
Added the following Forest Service Roads in GA, NC and TN:
Added the following points of interest and features:
Added the following campground:
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New forest service roads, points of interest and campgrounds have been added to the map.
3 new Journal (blog) posts have been added as well.
Added the following Journal posts:
William Preston Brown Homesite
Historic homesite within the Lake Russell WMA
Mountain Grove Cemetery & School
Historic cemetery and school site within the Lake Russell WMA
Toccoa River Swinging Bridge
270 foot long swinging/suspended bridge that crosses the Toccoa River in Suches, GA
NOTE: All Journal posts are visible on the Journal page as well. The main page with the map also displays the 3 most recent Journal posts as well (At the bottom of the page under the map legend)
Added the following Forest Service roads in the Lake Russell WMA (GA):
Other Forest Service Road Updates:
Added the following points of interest and features:
Added the following campgrounds:
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NOTE: Special thanks to Chad Hamm for providing this list of trails and off road parks.
Added the following off-road trails:
Added the following Forest Service Roads:
Added the following off-road parks:
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New 4×4 / off-road trails, forest service roads, points of interest and campgrounds have been added to the map.
Added the following off-road trails:
Added the following Forest Service Roads:
Added the following points of interest and features:
Added the following campgrounds: