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Rhododendron Tour - Day 4 [NC]

  • 06/05/2024
  • 9:00 AM (EDT)
  • Shell Gas Station | 18 Veterans Blvd, Bryson City, NC 28713

Registration


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Join us for the First Annual Rhododendron Tour June 2 - 8.  This multi-day adventure will journey through the Blue Ridge Parkway, Smokey Mountains, and some of the most iconic motorcycle roads in the eastern United States. Each day has its own registration page. Register for the day(s) that work for you or register for all seven days. Unforgettable experiences await!

Additional information is available in the Ride Time folder on the COG Forum under First Annual Rhododendron Tour

We look forward to sharing this incredible journey with you!

      Wayne, Carol & Blue

Rhododendron Tour - Day 4

For those joining us on Day 4 of the tour, we will meet up Wednesday morning at the Shell Station in Bryson City, NC and depart at 9 am. Riders should expect 220 miles of riding through the twisty mountain roads. 

Routes this day to include: 

  1. Wayah Road - Twisty road, whitewater river rapids, picturesque mountain top lake, observation tower available/amazing views.

  2. Moonshiner 28 - Central/Southern NC Hwy 28 (Twisty roads, forests, mountain views)

  3. North Carolina’a beautiful CR-64 - Section of NC Hwy 64 - easily accessible falls visible from road or only need a few minutes walk


Several featured stops include a mountain lookout tower and at the least 4 amazing waterfalls, and of course stops to stretch our legs and enjoy the moment.  The day will end back in Bryson City, NC. 

Check back after May 1st for additional details on restaurant and lodging plans. Information will also be shared on the COG Forum Discussion of the Rhododendron Tour.  

Registration/Fees

We don't have any registration fees; however, we kindly request that all participants register online. This will allow us to gauge the number of attendees and plan accordingly. Knowing how many riders to expect not only helps us coordinate meet-up logistics but also enables us to plan restaurant stops effectively.  


Questions
Contact Wayne Croteau at waynecroteau77@gmail.com with your questions and thoughts.  

For additional information or to share your ideas, join the conversation over on the COG Forum by following this LINK.   


Information about the Blue Ridge Parkway

     Blue Ridge Parkway – National Park Service

     Blue Ridge Parkway – Milepost Guide

     Blue Ridge Parkway – Motorcycle Touring Guide

     Blue Ridge Parkway – Maps