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If the great southeast is your stomping grounds, this is your forum!

 

[Red Ron]

Hello from KY, the gateway to the South. Seems kinda lonely here in the Southeast.

 

[AApple]

I'll agree with that! We were in Hot Springs Ark. last April, with our Corvette group. There are some pretty sweet roads up in the mountains there, and not a lot of traffic to deal with, either.

 

[sn0wghost]

I'm in Nashville. Within a few hours you can ride everything from flat country to the Smokies (expecially, "The Dragon"). I love all the backroads and twisties in this part of the country. Sometimes I forget there is life off the GL. Bummer...

 

[budman]

Fla.

S.W. Fla here on the Paradise Coast (Naples, FLA) riding a '87 GL1200i Interstate. Member of FL-2 G Yellow Jackets GWRRA. Anyone coming to FLA. let us know and stop by and see us at FL-2 G.
Remember to Ride Safe and Be Seen!

 

[ronzilla]

... Southern Oregon Coast ... Does That Count??? ... Happy Trails ...

 

[knwe55]

I am in Columbus Ga Area. I love Tenn,and North Carolina, Cherohala Skyway and the Dragon, We also get a lot more riding time in the South

 

[marcsvette]

where at in the south? im in arkansas there is some purty rodes to road here.

Now thats what i'm talking about........another ARKIE on line!!!

 

[2003 GL1800 POLICE]

Hello from Leeds Al. Great riding here!

 

[crownfire]

Greetings from middle Mississippi. Good riding around here on any state highway with three numbers; like 481 through the Bienville National Forest. Also any road colored gray on the map; like the Old Port Gibson Road from Raymond to Port Gibson. Not twisties like in the mountains but nice sweeping curves and rolling country. I lived on the coast for 22 years and just moved up here last year. Member GWRRA MS-F.

Thanks for the tip Dacusville5, that Highway 276 at Caesars Head State Park, SC will be on my list to visit next fall. This spring I plan a long weekend on the roads around Jackson, TN.
Mark

 

[crownfire]

I live just east of Gluckstadt. Where do you live? The Trace is a nice ride anywhere along it, but north of Tupelo is best. If you are on the coast HWy 43 or 15 are good rides. The GWRRA groups are good to ride with. We are in MS-F in Jackson and it is a nice group that is always riding somewhere.

 

[crownfire]

The MS-F Spring Fling is tomorrow, Saturday, March 20, from 11:00 to 4:00 at the Coolwater Catering (formerly the Western Sizzlin) on Lake Harbour Dr. just east of Old Canton Rd., Ridgeland. Come by and see us. We are having drawings and games along with a poker run (although a short one). I'll be stationed on the Trace at the old trace pullout during the poker run. I'll be the only one on a Yamaha Stratoliner as the Wing is still being repaired.
Mark

 

[TinyWWWarrior]

So how far south are we talking about here guys as I think I live as far south as you will ever get as I live in OZ where you can ride all year round and never have to worry about it snowing on you in the winter time unless you are into riding on black ice as the nearest snow fields are about 6 hours ride from Sydney where I live.

 

[T-Rex]

Great Rides IMHO

We normally start our rides north from Ellijay, Ga., a little over an hours ride south of the north Georgia border. Day trips can be made to the Fontans Dam (Hellbender), Deals Gap (Tail of the Dragon) and the Cherohalle Skyway. Don't miss the museum at the start of the Cherohalle on the TN side.

Other rides in the Smokies are Maggie Valley and Cherokee, with a Harah's Casino. In Georgia, Helen, Ga is a must. A small town that resembles a Bavarian Village. Very pituresque.

Further north is the SkyLine Drive and of course the Blue Ridge. My next ride will be the entire Blue Ridge in the Spring of 2011.

Happy Holidays All,
T-Rex

 

[M60A1]

Are there any riders in the Lafayette and New Iberia LA. area? We go there every year for a couple months (Sept & Oct) to see the grand kids. That leaves me a lot of time to ride but would rather ride with some others. Riding solo is fine but locals know the area and some of the best places to visit and roads.

 

[EFINREF]

Not so fast my friend!!!

Welcome to the board, AlabamaWing. Haven't been here long myself. You may want to go to the new members forum and do an into there.

Got any hills or twisties down your way?

I live in Dekalb County, AL.
We have Little River, Canyon, Lake Guntersville State Park and Bucks Pocket and the Alabama Dragon on HWY 17 to South Pittsberg in the East.
Wilderness Parkway in the West..and
Dunavant Road in Leeds.(Mini-Dragon) and Mt. Cheaha
Lots of great riding in these areas

 

[EFINREF]

Are there any riders in the Lafayette and New Iberia LA. area? We go there every year for a couple months (Sept & Oct) to see the grand kids. That leaves me a lot of time to ride but would rather ride with some others. Riding solo is fine but locals know the area and some of the best places to visit and roads.

Roads in Lafayette are a little short on adventure....But you have to go to Prejeans Restaurant in Lafayette. Best place I have ever eaten.

 

[LarryinSeattle]

Welcome all of you southern folks. From the rainy city.... Seattle!

 

[knwe55]

Hello from Columbus,Georgia

 

[Bill Reber]

Hello from Cayce SC ,I ride a 2010 navi pack wing and am always up for a ride Love twisties ! I am a member of Chapter "P" of the GWRRA . I am 64 years young and have rode for many many years.