Yep, if you go to the top of Mount Woodall, you may get altitude sickness and or nose bleeds or both.
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Natchez Trace Parkway
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Yep, if you go to the top of Mount Woodall, you may get altitude sickness and or nose bleeds or both.
The Trace is a 'state of mind' and a step back in time. It's a casual ride, no pressure, easy going. It's a ride to reconnect with your yourself. Ride and enjoy.
shortythorne
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French Camp looks like the perfect place for lunch. Any particular establishment come to mind?
The Council Café at French Camp is GOOD. It is within sight of the Trace, so not off your route at all. Also, if you don't want to go to Mt. Woodall, Jeff Busby State Park (mile marker 193.1) is pretty and at the top of Little Mountain Trail it is 603 ft. with a pretty view. If the campground host is there (his name is Ian), stop & chat with him if you have time. He is a wonderful, intelligent man.
.French Camp looks like the perfect place for lunch. Any particular establishment come to mind?
The Council Café at French Camp is GOOD. It is within sight of the Trace, so not off your route at all. Also, if you don't want to go to Mt. Woodall, Jeff Busby State Park (mile marker 193.1) is pretty and at the top of Little Mountain Trail it is 603 ft. with a pretty view. If the campground host is there (his name is Ian), stop & chat with him if you have time. He is a wonderful, intelligent man.
The Council Café at French Camp & Jeff Busby State Park -- thanks for tickling my fading memory, Gail. Those are the names I botched in my post above. Council Café IS good! And it is the only place to eat in sight of the Trace!
mikegalbicka
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The Council Café at French Camp is GOOD. It is within sight of the Trace, so not off your route at all. Also, if you don't want to go to Mt. Woodall, Jeff Busby State Park (mile marker 193.1) is pretty and at the top of Little Mountain Trail it is 603 ft. with a pretty view. If the campground host is there (his name is Ian), stop & chat with him if you have time. He is a wonderful, intelligent man.
Thanks Gail. That was the one we were looking at visiting.
