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Old NC-105 is a popular trail and is most well-known for its outstanding views of the Linville Gorge. It offers unparalleled views of the gorge and Table Rock Mountain. Numerous overlooks and campsites offer scenery nearly unheard of east of the Mississippi. Plan to spend 2-3 hours on the trail.
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This brief section serves as a link between the 105 trail and the 102 trail. It includes a few small rocks, and in the summer, it might be a bit overgrown with branches. Primarily used for transitioning from 102 to 105, it facilitates an easier turn for the driver.
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This is a very short section that leads between 105 trail and 101 trail. It has a few small rocks, and during the summer, it can be a little overgrown with branches. It is used mostly for going from 105 to 101. It's a nice trail with a view facing north.
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This is a very short section that leads between 105 trail and 102 trail. It has a few small rocks, and during the summer, it can be a little overgrown with branches. It is used mostly for going from 102 to 105. It allows the driver to make the turn easier.
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On trail 105, you will find a narrow trail with rock and dirt surfaces. There are a few steeper grades and some ledges. Some ruts can be 12-18 inches deep, and the surfaces that are eroding are sandy and will be looser material to traverse while on this trail.
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This serves as the easier exit for 105 Blue. If the initial part proved challenging, this offers a less demanding way out to prevent potential damage. While there's knotweed that's quite grown in, it remains passable. Opting for this bypass or alternate exit keeps you out of the hard exit and the mo...
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Trail 105 is a connector between 5 and 94. It is also the only way to get to Darkwater 106. This was an old road that led to a hunting lease but now connects multiple trails in the area. Expect a few exposed rocks and a few stumps.
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Twin Lakes South FS 105 is a gravel forest service road in the northwest corner of the Kentucky section, Kentucky Lake side, of the Land Between the Lakes National Recreation Area. It features a track from one Kentucky Lake cove-side campsite to another cove-side campsite only separated by a single ...
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This blue trail is on the easier side. It's got a cool rock wall along the way, giving you a nod to the area's coal mining history. It starts off a bit tight with trees, but as you go, it ramps up with more rocks. If you feel it's a bit much, no worries--take the alternate exit for an easier ride, j...
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Cave Spring Road, National Park Service 105, or Carter County 235, is a gravel road within Carter County and Ozark National Scenic Riverways land. The road leads north from Missouri Route E over small hills and elevation changes before hitting a mild uphill grade, passing a dispersed campsite area, ...
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