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    • #37635
      edesimone
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        Zoom meeting on 20 march , we will discus the ride and camping accommodations. So far, Wally has mapped out two routes, one south for Saturday, and one north for Sunday. the plan is to meet at the KOA campground Friday night.

      • #37997
        edesimone
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        • #37998
          edesimone
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            Well the zoom meeting had a rocky start! it was my first, so it was a bit of a learning curve. anyway, the ride is set for the June 25-27 weekend. we will camp at the koa in coshocton. if you want to go, there is tent camping and two rvs you can reserve. the rvs are a bit pricey but if you share the cost between a few guys, it should be ok. saturday will be a southern route of approximately 150 miles, but the plan is to go as far as we can, and shoot back on state highways to camp. if someone rents the rv, we can use its kitchen to cook breakfast and dinner, saving us a lot of time. sunday is a northern route towards new Philadelphia, so at any point we will only be about an hour or so from home. any questions, feel free to contact me directly. if you want to go, and especially if you want to rent the rv time is of the essence to reserve it!   Ed Desimone, EMAIL TO ed_desimone@hotmail.com  or call 440 319 5995

          • #38110
            edesimone
            Participant

              The KOA rate for tent camping is $62 for two adults plus $7 for each additional. The sites allow three tents, so we can split the cost 3 ways. We need to get a head count and who would like to share sites or rent the RVs. Assume that the sites will go quickly!

            • #38125
              Duncan Cooper
              Participant

                I booked RV site 11, and will ‘camp’ in my Transit van.  I’ll bring cooking gear for breakfast if you’d like.

                 

              • #38444
                WGingerich
                Participant

                  Here are the GPS TRACKS for the Saturday and Sunday rides. These are TRACKS, not routes. Tracks do not give you turn by turn directions, do not recalculate, etc. All they do is draw a line on your GPS that you need to follow to stay on the track. If you don’t see the track on your screen zoom out until you do.

                  Most GPSs can handle tracks, but not all. I believe all Zumos can do tracks as well as GPS made for hiking, but GPSs made for cars cannot do tracks. After you import the file to your GPS you will need to find the menu item that enables showing the tracks on the map.

                  Included in this file are the tracks for Saturday (Coshocton to Nelsonville) and Sunday (Coshocton to New Philadelphia), tracks for two short challenging sections if you are interested in them (enable your GPS to show these as well), and the waypoint for the Coshocton KOA.

                  The Saturdaty ride is 200 miles and the Sunday ride 130 miles. Ed is thinking this is probably more than riders will want to do so the plan is to ride as far as you like and then find your way back to the KOA or your home on paved roads.

                  These routes are part of the Trans Ohio Trail that is being developed and curated by Ohio riders. Check out the link on ADVrider for more information.

                  Download the GPS tracks:  TOT Desimone 20210615

                • #39555
                  edesimone
                  Participant

                    Tomorrow, Sunday April 18, I will ride down to coshocton to preride the northern route and make sure my GPS works. Anyone who would like to join me for some duel sporting, get in touch tonight. I can meet you at the Pilot truckstop on I71 and rte 83 in Burbank at around 11 am. if you want to go please contact me by text or call. bring a sack lunch since there won’t be a lot of time to eat out.

                  • #39742
                    edesimone
                    Participant

                      Thanks Cooper for bringing cooking gear! that will save us precious riding time. Everyone else, don’t snooze on getting a camp site, there arn’t many.

                    • #39918
                      Richard Frantz
                      Participant

                        Can I tag along?  Meet you at 11.

                         

                         

                      • #40172
                        MUjcich
                        Participant

                          Hello Everyone. I was planning on camping also. I saw in an earlier message that they allow 3 tents per site. Who would be amenable to allowing me to add a tent to their site and splitting the cost? Thank you, Michael

                        • #40401
                          edesimone
                          Participant

                            Michael, you can share my site.

                          • #40403
                            edesimone
                            Participant

                              Just so everyone knows, anyone from th club can come out and camp even if you don’t want to ride dirt with us. There is also the Three Rivers Loop and other great riding in the area.

                            • #47956
                              Duncan Cooper
                              Participant

                                If you haven’t downloaded Wally’s tracks from the above link, I posted them (along w feeder routes from the KOA) in the GPS files folder. Download under the title

                                June 25 TOT ride tracks

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