Moe and Bob sum it up pretty well. Getcha one of them free maps just for security and a getting an idea where you want to stop and have a look-see. Fill up whenever there's a station, don't neglect to wander from the road itself when there's something or somewhere of interest, don't neglect a ride to the top of Mt. Mitchell - It's a great view even on a foggy day. Oh, did I say fog. You will be in fog at some point - be very careful there's wildlife everywhere. Evenings, nights, mornings the road is a deer playground. Ride near the speed limit and keep alert and you'll be ok. If you get past Mabrey Mills there's a nice little vinyard/winery with a decent resturant if ya wanna impress a lady. But if you want to get some man-food, get off mid-way and venture toward the Piedmont and have some really good NC BBQ Just google NC BBQ and you'll see clusters of them - None too far off the path . As said, a lot of the connecting roads are as nice as the BRP - and many twistier, too. Camera - don't forget it and bring lots of batteries and an extra memory or two or three. Geeze, just thinkin' about it is driving me crazy. Enjoy it. I'm headed that way Friday morning,but, as usual, in a cage. Got a wedding in Asheville on Saturday. Plan on playin' and eatin' my way though the high country and the low country.


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