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  1. 02-26-2009, 22:31 #1
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    Default Road to Tellico Gap, NC

    Has anyone accessed the road (NC 1365) to Tellico Gap in NC lately. Looks like several miles of gravel road. We'll be stopping there on our next section hike and am wondering if 4 wheel drive may be needed. Thanks!
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    Quote Originally Posted by tomcatspencer View Post
    Has anyone accessed the road (NC 1365) to Tellico Gap in NC lately. Looks like several miles of gravel road. We'll be stopping there on our next section hike and am wondering if 4 wheel drive may be needed. Thanks!
    4 WD not needed
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    Quote Originally Posted by tomcatspencer View Post
    Has anyone accessed the road (NC 1365) to Tellico Gap in NC lately. Looks like several miles of gravel road. We'll be stopping there on our next section hike and am wondering if 4 wheel drive may be needed. Thanks!

    Ronnie Haven will be along shortly and have a accurate answer!
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  4. 02-26-2009, 23:14 #4
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    Quote Originally Posted by Lone Wolf View Post
    4 WD not needed
    LW is right,Could drive a car there fine.
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    Lone Wolf and Ron - Thanks for the info!
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    I drove it last Feb in a Mustang, no problems. Its in great shape, and a real nice drive too.
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