Trans-America Trail (TAT) through Arkansas

aFatBird said:

I'm curious on your thoughts on the woollybear as I'm window shopping for trailers atm while I save for one. And issues towing it on or off road? Planning to do long trips like these in the future.

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Ferg said:

A couple of buddies and I just did the Arkansas segment of the TAT. As was the NM and CO portions, this one was a blast. I particularly enjoyed the "Warloop Road" part -- despite being a county road, it's freaking AWESOME. It is basically a trail through the woods that contains a large area that has a downhill rock area. It was a blast! Sam is also correct in that you should definitely stop by the Oark Café. The food there is amazing and the people are great.

Benji the wonderdog had fun, too, as you can see. He's turned into quite the travel hound!

Here's the path.

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jeepers29 said:

looks like a great trail. how many days did it take you to run it and did you take your time or were you trying to make miles each day? i am looking for a late fall trip and this looks good for myself startinf from central texas.

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Ferg said:

I would give myself three days so that you don’t feel r. There are tons of places to stop.

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Ferg said:

A couple of buddies and I just did the Arkansas segment of the TAT. As was the NM and CO portions, this one was a blast. I particularly enjoyed the "Warloop Road" part -- despite being a county road, it's freaking AWESOME. It is basically a trail through the woods that contains a large area that has a downhill rock area. It was a blast! Sam is also correct in that you should definitely stop by the Oark Café. The food there is amazing and the people are great.

Benji the wonderdog had fun, too, as you can see. He's turned into quite the travel hound!

Here's the path.

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