The Road to Nowhere
Details
The Road to Nowhere is an ALL-INCLUSIVE motorcycle adventure in the Smokey Mountains of North Carolina/Tennessee. We have organized and perfected this experience and is the heart of our business (motobuddies.com) The Experience is not free but is a wonderful value considering other paid adventures. $1800 for members and $2500 for non-members.
ADVENTURE
We designed our tour to feature the iconic roads of the Appalachian mountains, like the famous “Tail of the Dragon” and the Cherohala Skyway. However, our packaged experience offers a unique passage through the smokey mountains, highlighting the roads that are not as well traveled but more fantastic.
### Amenities
We have an exceptional staff to guide our adventure. We cook excellent food and break bread with the best of men. We secure a five-star lodge underneath the sky of zillions of stars with the “off-the-grid” amenities we crave in our retreat. Some video and Photography
Motorcycles
Bring your Motorcycle Event: We highly recommend that you trailer down your motorcycle (it is best to be fresh for our spirited pace). Please reach out to us about transport; we have options.
Sunday (Arrival)
- 10:00 am (Guests who have flown into Atlanta airport only) meet our driver at “My Coffee Shop” (2462 Memorial Drive Southeast, Atlanta, Georgia 30317)
- 4-hour van transport to Bryson City, North Carolina
- Check-in to our lodge at 4:00 pm
Monday Day 1
- All-day mindful motorcycle ride that features Moonshiner 28 & Deals Gap
Tuesday Day 2
- All-Day purposeful motorcycle ride through Tellico Plains and features the Charahala Skyway.
- An opportunity to jump in a body of water and rinse the soul
Wednesday Day 3
- All-Day riding intended to “smell the roses” and take in some splendid sights, and we scamper up the famous “Road to Nowhere.”
- Opportunity for some tomfoolery
Thursday (Depart)
- Guests who have flights are transported the 4-hour drive to the Atlanta airport.
- We distribute tissues, offer a safe place for your sorrows, and assure all guests that they are welcome back.
The Road to Nowhere