



The accompanying story will be in the August issue of Adventure Motorcycle Magazine.
If you ride here, get your permits, don't go on a weekend or anytime it's wet. Personally, I'm not into 'muddin' . . . must be a 4-wheeler ATV thing. I think cycles tread more lightly, tearing up less ground, overall - much better for the environment than the larger ATVs.
The pictures:
#1 - through the fern forest at Royal Blue WMA
#2 - wild flowers along the lush trail in the Sundquist WMA
#3 - looking west in the Coal Creek area.
#4 - on the Cumberland Plateau after sunset looking down at Caryville, Cove Lake and Jacksboro.
My bike - 2001 Kawasaki Super Sherpa KL 250 dualsport
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