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    Quote Originally Posted by Last Call View Post
    I'm still confused....is it East or Left?
    It's west.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sly View Post
    It's west.
    Yes, it's west and that ain't right

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    Something tells me this is going to be a popular place... I'll be giving it a peek on my way thru

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    Quote Originally Posted by psyenz View Post
    Something tells me this is going to be a popular place... I'll be giving it a peek on my way thru
    I agree. A hostel that is 1/2 mile away (which means you can arrive and depart on your own schedule) will have a lot of hikers that prefer that over a hotel that is 11 miles away (even considering the free shuttle and the usual easy hitch to Hiawassee). Even a hotel that is arguably the most hiker friendly on the AT. Location, location, location.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 10-K View Post
    Easy as in 'it's an easy (as opposed to uphill both ways) walk to the hostel...."
    Actually the hostel looks like it may be somewhat uphil from the gap.


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    nope, downhill
    Dyslexics Untie!

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    and some of you give advice that a compass is wasted weight

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    Quote Originally Posted by generoll View Post
    nope, downhill
    He even says, "down in that direction..." Old sign says Rose Haven, wonder if she was any relation to Ron?

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    Quote Originally Posted by bigcranky View Post
    I'm still not sure which direction to go when I get to DCG.


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    You never know just what you can do until you realize you absolutely have to do it.
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    U.S. highways that are even numbered run East = West; odd numbered run North = South.....hope this helps!

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    Quote Originally Posted by max patch View Post
    I agree. A hostel that is 1/2 mile away (which means you can arrive and depart on your own schedule) will have a lot of hikers that prefer that over a hotel that is 11 miles away (even considering the free shuttle and the usual easy hitch to Hiawassee). Even a hotel that is arguably the most hiker friendly on the AT. Location, location, location.
    Sure to be popular...except by those wishing for some privacy.
    Order your copy of the Appalachian Trail Passport at www.ATPassport.com

    Green Mountain House Hostel
    Manchester Center, VT

    http://www.greenmountainhouse.net

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    This info did not make it into the 2014 Guide books.

    Here you go...

    PLEASE "WRITE IN" OUR INFORMATION IN YOUR "AT Guide" or "Thru-Hikers Companion" !

    We are racing to open March 1 but we missed the deadline for publication!

    THANK YOU !!...

    Top of Georgia Hostel & Hiking Center, 706-982-3252 / [email protected], Opens March 1, 2014, Easy 0.5W road walk from Dicks Creek Gap to entrance. Bunkroom with shower & towel $20. Overflow tenting $10pp includes shower. Shuttles to Hiawassee 3 times a day free to all overnight guests; Pick Up/Drop off Shuttles to other locations for a fee. Frozen foods, ice cream, sodas and resupply on-site including fuel/oz and canisters. Hot Dinner - $10, fresh baked Continental Breakfast items, smoothies, and trail-sized loaves of fresh bread "to go" available for purchase. Laundry $5/load. Computer/internet/long distance phone (free) available. AT Passport stamp location. Advice from proprietor "Sir-Packs-Alot". Guest maildrops: 7675 US Hwy 76 E, Hiawassee, GA 30546

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    WOW free Internet and long distance phone thats worth it, so how much would a shuttle be to Hiawassee for none quest, lets say that I wanted to go into town get resupplied and come straight back to the trail.

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    Typo was my fault. Sorry, I didn't mean to stir up so much excitement.

    Laurie P.

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    Can I leave my car there while I hike ?
    Hammock Hanger by choice

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    Bears love people, they say we taste just like chicken.

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    Looks awesome. Will definitely be stopping by this year.

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    Default New Hostel at Dick's Creek Gap

    Sly, are you also known as Sir-packs-a-lot, or is that someone else? Are you Bob? Are you the owner? Please straighten it all out.
    Last edited by Deacon; 02-12-2014 at 19:48.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Deacon View Post
    Sly, are you also known as Sir-packs-a-lot, or is that someone else? Are you Bob? Are you the owner? Please straighten it all out.
    I know the answer to that question... they aren't the same person. Sir-packs-a-lot- aka Bob Gabrielsen is the owner.

    Sly is known as sly.. lol!
    Last edited by HikerMom58; 02-12-2014 at 19:59.

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    Sly and Bob "Sir Packs Alot" Gabrielsen are 2 different people.

    Sly edits The Companion and organizes the Southern Ruck as a labor of love.

    Bob will coach you on how to thru hike the AT via email/phone call/skype/and gear shakedown for only $199.

    Kinda like comparing Jack and Warren.

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    Thanks HikerMom.

    Sir-packs-a-lot,
    I was just looking for a place to camp near Dick's Creek Gap, on my Springer to Damascus section starting late May. Your location is perfect and I'll be sure to stop around June 1st.

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