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SUMMARY:Hummer Club Inc. - Windrock Fall 2026
DESCRIPTION:Event:\nWindrock Fall 2026\n\n\nType:\nClub\n\n\nLocation:\nOak Ridge\, TN 37830\n\n\nDate(s):\n10/23/2026 – 10/24/2026\n\n\nCoordinator:\nGeorge Yankay\ngyankay@gfd.com\n910-296-6520\n\n\nMechanical Support:\nMember\n\n\nDescription:\n \nDates: October 23rd-24th\, 2026 \nEvent Location: Windrock Park\, Oliver Springs\, TN \n\n\n\nFees:\n\n\n\n\nDriver & Truck:\n$75.00\n\n\nPassenger:\n$75.00\n\n\nExtra Event T-Shirt:\n$20.00\n\n\n\n\n\n\nRegistration Info:\nEvent Description: \nThe Hummer Club has been navigating the trails of the Tennessee mountains of Windrock Park for more than 20 years. Club members have watched Windrock grow from a local riding area into what is now the largest privately owned off-road park in the United States\, drawing tens of thousands of riders from across the country each year. It is a place that continues to evolve\, expand\, and challenge drivers of every skill level. \nSpanning 73\,000 acres with over 300 miles of trails\, Windrock Park offers more terrain than any single trip can cover. From gravel roads and forest trails to steep mountain climbs\, rocky ridgelines\, and technical rock crawling sections\, this park has something for every type of Hummer. One visit barely scratches the surface of what Windrock has to offer\, which is exactly why Hummer Club members keep coming back year after year. Around every corner\, you will find sweeping mountain views\, dense forests\, and rugged terrain that make every mile on the trail a memorable experience. \nThis event is about trail time\, exploration\, and the camaraderie that comes with tackling one of the most iconic off-road destinations in the country. Whether you want to challenge your Hummer on demanding terrain or enjoy a more relaxed ride through the mountains\, Windrock delivers an off-road experience that never gets old. \nOptional Trail Prerun October 22nd: \nFor members who want an extra day of off-road driving\, there will be a trail pre-run on Thursday\, October 22nd. This prerun is a chance for a smaller group to scout trail conditions\, get a feel for the terrain\, and assist with route planning for the main event. If you’re interested in joining the prerun\, it’s recommended that you arrive the day before\, on Wednesday\, October 21st\, to be ready for an early start. Participants usually gather for a driver’s meeting around 9:00 AM in the hotel parking lot\, although the exact timing is often flexible and left to the discretion of those attending. Since not all members arrive early\, prerun groups tend to be smaller and more casual. If you plan to participate\, please contact the event coordinator ahead of time or let another club member attending the event know so the group can coordinate with you. \nClub Event Registration Fees: \n\nDriver and Truck: $75.00\nGuest Fee: $75.00\nExtra T-Shirt: $20.00\n\n*Each registered attendee will receive an event t-shirt. T-shirt sizes will be collected during registration. Additional shirts may be purchased during registration or at the event while supplies last. Registration also includes the group dinner on Sunday evening. The group dinner information has not been finalized and is subject to changes based on total attendance* \nHotel Information: \n  \nOfficial Hotel: \nDoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Oak Ridge – Knoxville \nAddress: 215 S Illinois Ave\, Oak Ridge\, TN 37830 \nPhone: 1-865-481-2468 \nRoom Price is $129.00 per night (Discounted Club Price – Regular Price is ~$161 a night) \n\n1 King Bed or 2 Queen Bed Rooms are available\nTo get the discounted hotel rate\, please call the hotel to make a reservation\nPlease make sure to select the total nights of you are staying\nTell the hotel receptionist that you have a room block with the Hummer Club Inc.\n\nDeadline For Discounted Room: 10/01/2026 \n\nCut off Deadline Reservations must be received by this date\nAfter this date\, reservations will be accepted on space and rate availability only\n\n\nRoom Block Name: HUMMER CLUB FALL RUN \n  \nAlternative Lodging: \nWhile the DoubleTree is the official hotel for the Hummer Club during this event\, there are numerous other lodging options in the city Oak Ridge that are located very close to the official hotel. \nThese alternative hotels do not offer a discounted Hummer Club rate\, but they can be a good option if: \n\nThe DoubleTree becomes fully booked\nIf you are looking for a more budget friendly stay\nIf you prefer to use reward points with another hotel chain.\n\nBelow is a list of other Hotels In Oak Ridge: \n\nStaybridge Suites Knoxville Oak Ridge by IHG\nTownePlace Suites by Marriott Knoxville Oak Ridge\nHampton Inn Oak Ridge Knoxville\nHoliday Inn Express & Suites Knoxville West – Oak Ridge by IHG\nComfort Inn Oak Ridge – Knoxville\nQuality Inn Oak Ridge – Knoxville West\nWoodSpring Suites Oak Ridge Knoxville\nDays Inn by Wyndham Oak Ridge Knoxville\nStudioRes by Marriott Oak Ridge\n\nIf you would rather camp\, Windrock Park does offer on-site camping with options for RV hookups as well as primitive camping.\n \n\nWindrock Park Campground\n\n*Any of these lodging options are acceptable. However\, it is your responsibility to make sure you meet up with the rest of the Hummer Club members at the official hotel for the driver’s meeting\, or coordinate meeting the group at the park if you are staying at the campground. If you live locally and do not need lodging at all\, that is fine.* \n  \nClub Group Dinner – Saturday\, October 24th \nA group club dinner is included in the event registration fee \n\nWill take place on Saturday\, October 24th\nFollowing the second full day on the trails\nDetails are To Be Determined\n\nThe exact group dinner location will depend on total attendance and has not yet been finalized at this time. The final decision will be made by the event coordinator and is subject to changes based on group size and overall logistics. \nIn the past for larger events\, the club has done banquet dinners with the official club hotel\, as well as nearby local restaurants. \nItinerary: \n\n\n\nDate\nDay Type\nSchedule\n\n\nWednesday\, October 21 (Optional)\nTravel\nAFTER 4:00PM – Arrive at the DoubleTree for trail pre-run in the evening\n\n\nThursday\, October 22\nPre-run \nOr \nTravel\n9:00 AM – Go Offroad for Optional trail pre-run day at Windrock Park \nOR \nTravel & Arrive at Double Tree for Main Event if you are skipping the pre-run\n\n\nFriday\, October 23\nOffroad\n8:00 AM – Drivers meeting in the rear parking lot of the Double Tree hotel \n8:30 AM – Head out to the Windrock trailhead & purchase trail permits \n5:00 PM – Return From the trails\n\n\nSaturday\, October 24\nOffroad\n8:00 AM – Drivers meeting in the rear parking lot of the Double Tree hotel \n8:30 AM – Head out for the trails \n5:00 PM – Return From Trails \n6:30 PM – Club Group Dinner\n\n\nSunday\, October 25\nTravel\nMorning – Checkout early of hotel in the morning & return home\n\n\n\nThings To Know About the Local Area & Park: \nThe event hotel is located in Oak Ridge\, Tennessee\, a midsize city that offers plenty of amenities for attendees during the event weekend. Whether you need food\, supplies\, or vehicle-related items\, Oak Ridge has a wide range of options available. Windrock Park itself is located nearby in Oliver Springs\, Tennessee. \nOak Ridge\, Tennessee (Event Hotel Area): \n\nDozens of dining options including fast food\, casual dining\, and sit-down restaurants\nWalmart located near the hotel for supplies and last-minute items\nAdditional grocery stores including Aldi\, Kroger\, and Food City\nMultiple auto parts stores such as AutoZone\, Advance Auto Parts\, and O’Reilly Auto Parts\nGas stations located throughout the city\n\nWindrock Park Location: \n\nLocated in Oliver Springs\, Tennessee\nApproximately a 15-minute drive from the hotel in Oak Ridge to the park entrance\nEasy daily access to and from the park during trail days\n\nCell Phone Coverage: \n\nCellular coverage throughout the park is mixed\nAT&T users generally report strong coverage due to a tower located at the top of the mountain\nOther carriers may experience spotty service depending on location\nSome areas of the park have little to no cell service\nDownload digital maps and trail apps ahead of time for offline use\n\nPark Permits \nAll participants going off-road at Windrock Park are required to have a valid Land Use Permit \n\nPermits are issued per person\, not per vehicle\nPark Fees are paid separate from the Hummer Club event registration fee\nPermits can be purchased in person at the Windrock General Store\, the Campground Office\, or online\n\nTo save time\, it is strongly recommended that you purchase your permit online in advance \n\nMornings at Windrock can be busy\, and buying ahead helps keep the group on schedule.\nIf purchasing online\, be sure to save a screenshot or print a copy of your permit & bring it with you to the park\n\nPermit Pricing (not include tax) \n\n\n\nPermit Type\nAdult\nUnder 16\n\n\nDaily Permit\n$34.62\n$14.58\n\n\nTwo Day Permit\n$59.23\n$23.69\n\n\nThree Day Permit\n$79.27\n$30.07\n\n\nAnnual Permit\n$127.56\n$51.03\n\n\n\nTrail Maps and Navigation \n  \nWindrock Park offers an official digital map app\, available on both the App Store and Google Play Store. \n\nThe app provides real-time GPS positioning and makes navigating the park much easier\nAccess to the digital maps requires a $20 annual subscription.\n\nThere are also third-party mapping options available\, such as ON X Offroad\, as well as other apps that you can look up include trail information. \nWindrock also has paper maps\, which can be found at the General Store when purchasing a park pass. \n*Trail leaders and event coordinators will guide groups through the park during the event. That said\, having access to your own map can be helpful if you want to see points of interest\, suggest trail options to your group\, or need to leave the park early for any reason* \nImportant Participant Notes \n\nDriver’s meetings will be held each morning in the rear parking lot of the official hotel\nAll trucks should be fueled and ready to leave for the trails without the need for additional fuel stops\nBe sure to pack a lunch\, plenty of water\, and extra snacks\nA camping chair is recommended during lunch breaks on the trail\nYou must follow all local offroad park or OHV rules at the places the club visits\nA radio is required for communication during the event.\nThe club now primarily uses GMRS radios\, which have become the standard for most events.\n\no   CB radios are still acceptable \n\nYou do not need to have a radio permanently installed in your vehicle\, but must have at least a handheld radio\nIf you arrive at the event without a radio\, please notify the event coordinator so a solution can be arranged\n\no   In many cases a radio can be borrowed from another participant. \n\nEnsure your truck is well maintained and in good operating condition. Bring tools & spare parts as you feel necessary\nBring tools & spare parts as you feel necessary\nBe prepared for long trail days. Bring appropriate clothing and fuel as trail days can vary in length & conditions\n\nEV Charging Information for Hummer EV Owners \nThere are charging options in and around Oak Ridge\, but advance planning is strongly recommended. While there are several public chargers in the area\, all are Level 2 units for topping off rather than full recharging. Arriving with a high state of charge will make the weekend much easier. \nOak Ridge Charging Options: \n\nMultiple Blink Level 2 J1772 chargers located throughout Oak Ridge\nChargers are rated at approximately 7 kW\nTypical charging rate is about 10 to 12 miles of range per hour but may vary\nCharging from near 0% could take 30 hours or more\n\nHotel and Nearby Chargers: \n\nThree Blink L2 chargers located directly behind the DoubleTree hotel at Oak Ridge Associated Universities (ORAU)\nCharger availability cannot be guaranteed\nOne Blink Level 2 charger located at TownePlace Suites by Marriott Knoxville Oak Ridge\n\no   This location has a single charger and may have limited availability \nFast Charging Options: \n\nDC fast chargers are available closer to Knoxville\, Tennessee\nApproximately 15 miles / 20 minutes from Oak Ridge\nIncludes CCS fast chargers and Tesla Superchargers\nRecommended option for rapid charging before or after the event\n\n\n\n\nMechanical Support is provided at all major Club events\nAt Major events the event coordinator and other club members will support any needed repairs to the best of their ability so everyone can fully participate and get home afterwards. We will work to the best of our ability to support you. Your truck must be in excellent mechanical condition due to the nature of these events. Basic hand tools and spare parts on-hand and/or parts that wear when off-roading we suggest you carry. Contact the event coordinator if you have questions about mechanical support and/or what to bring.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n  \nThe Hummer Club :: Upcoming Event
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LOCATION:Oak Ridge\, TN 37830\, Oak Ridge\, TN\, 37830\, United States
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SUMMARY:Hummer Club Inc. - Uwharrie Winter 2026
DESCRIPTION:Event:\nUwharrie Winter 2026\n\n\nType:\nClub\n\n\nLocation:\nUwharrie\, NC 27371\n\n\nDate(s):\n12/4/2026 – 12/5/2026\n\n\nCoordinator:\nGeorge Yankay\ngyankay@gfd.com\n910-540-0864\n\n\nMechanical Support:\nMember\n\n\nDescription:\n\n\n\nFees:\n\n\n\n\nExtra Hoodie Sweatshirt:\n$25.00\n\n\nPassenger:\n$45.00\n\n\nTruck and Driver:\n$45.00\n\n\n\n\n\n\nRegistration Info:\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nEvent Type\nClub Event\n\n\nDates\nDecember 4 – 5\, 2026 (Friday – Saturday) – 2 Trail Days\n\n\nLocation\nUwharrie National Forest\, Troy\, North Carolina\n\n\nCoordinator\nGeorge Yankay  |  910-540-0864  |  enviromatters@juno.com\n\n\nOfficial Hotel\nDays Inn by Wyndham\, Biscoe\, NC  |  (910) 428-2525\n\n\nRegistration Fee\nDriver and Truck: $45.00  |  Passenger: $45.00\n\n\n\nEvent Description \nThe Hummer Club Inc. is closing out the year with two days of off-road adventure in North Carolina! Uwharrie National Forest is known for its rugged OHV terrain. The Badin Lake OHV area offers around 20 miles of off-road trails that range from scenic forest roads to rocky climbs that will test both driver and machine. This is the kind of place where Hummers shine\, built for the challenge\, capable on every surface\, and ready for whatever is around the next corner. What other off-road destination do you know that has highway-style guardrails on its trails? \nWhile smaller in scale compared to some other locations the club visits\, Uwharrie offers a fun and challenging experience with a mix of rocky trails and clay-based terrain that can become slick and muddy in wet conditions. If it rains just prior to or during the event\, hang on to your hats! The red clay mud will make the day interesting. \nAs an added bit of local flavor\, Uwharrie National Forest is considered a Bigfoot hotspot\, with numerous reported “sightings” and researcher activity over the years. Just make sure you are back in time for the traditional “Tall Tales” telling at the hotel. You won’t believe half of what you’ll hear! \nIt is recommended to register early to ensure that you receive the hoodie for the event. Last-minute registrations make it more difficult for the club to get you an event hoodie\, so registering early on the website helps a great deal. \nDaily Meeting Location\nEach morning the group meets at the Waffle House in Biscoe for breakfast at 7:30 AM. The Waffle House is located approximately 1\,200 feet from the Days Inn\, so it is a short walk or quick drive. From there\, the group departs together at 8:30 AM for the Eldorado Outpost (about 25 minutes / 18 miles away) where trail passes are purchased and the drivers meeting is held in the parking lot before the group hits the trails at 9:00 AM. \nWaffle House Address: 550 E Main St\, Biscoe\, NC 27209 \nEldorado Outpost: 4021 NC-109\, Troy\, NC 27371  |  uwharriecollective.com/eldorado-outpost \nArrive at breakfast fueled and ready to leave directly for the Outpost. There is a Marathon gas station at the Outpost if you need a top-up before hitting the trails\, but it is recommended to fuel up the night before to avoid delays. \n  \nTrail Information\nUwharrie National Forest is a federally designated forest managed by the US Forest Service located in central North Carolina. The Badin Lake OHV Trail Complex offers nearly 20 miles of marked trails across a variety of topography. Trail selection on each day is at the discretion of the event coordinator and trail leaders based on group size\, conditions\, and weather. \nAll participants entering the Uwharrie OHV trails are required to have a valid trail pass\, purchased in person at the Eldorado Outpost. \n•       Day Pass: $5.00 per day \n•       Annual Pass: $30.00 \nPark trail passes are paid separately and are NOT included in the Hummer Club registration fee.\n \n\nDaily Schedule\n•       Breakfast: Meet at 7:30 AM at the Waffle House\, 1\,200 ft from the Days Inn\, before heading to the trails \n•       Drivers Meeting: 8:30 AM at the Eldorado Outpost. Trail passes are purchased here and line up of the Hummers in a group photo is typically taken in the parking lot \n•       On the Trail: Hit the trails at 9:00 AM. Lunch is eaten during the day. Bring your own lunch\, snacks\, and plenty of water \n•       Return: Typical return to Biscoe is around 3:00 PM\, depending on trail selection and conditions \n•       Evening: Back at the hotel; the group typically goes out for dinner together (pay your own) at one of the local Biscoe restaurants \nEvent Itinerary\n\n\n\nDate\nDay Type\nSchedule\n\n\nThursday\, Dec 3 (Optional)\nTravel / Early Arrival\nArrive in Biscoe and check into the Days Inn for early check-in if traveling from a distance. Use the evening to settle in and prep your truck for the next morning.\n\n\nFriday\, December 4\nOffroad Day 1\n7:30 AM – Meet for breakfast at the Waffle House \n  \n8:30 AM – Depart for the Eldorado Outpost for trail pass purchase and drivers meeting \n  \n9:00 AM – Hit the trails \n  \n3:00 PM – Typical return to Biscoe; club typically goes out for dinner together (pay your own)\n\n\nSaturday\, December 5\nOffroad Day 2\n7:30 AM – Breakfast at the Waffle House \n  \n8:30 AM – Depart for the Eldorado Outpost \n  \n9:00 AM – Hit the trails \n  \n3:00 PM – Typical return to Biscoe; and club goes out for dinner together\n\n\nSunday\, Dec 6 (Optional)\nDeparture\nMorning – Check out of the Days Inn and return home\n\n\n\nClub Event Registration Fees \n\n\n\nRegistration Type\nFee\n\n\nDriver and Truck\n$45.00\n\n\nPassenger\n$45.00\n\n\nExtra Hooded Sweatshirt\n$25.00\n\n\n\n\nEach registered attendee receives an event hoodie. Sizes are collected during registration. Additional hoodies may be purchased during registration or at the event while supplies last. Park trail passes are paid separately at the Eldorado Outpost. \nHotel and Lodging\nOfficial Hotel – Days Inn by Wyndham\, Biscoe NC \nThe Days Inn by Wyndham is the official hotel for this event and is the only hotel in the immediate area\, so it is highly recommended that you book early to secure a room for the weekend. The club has a room block of approximately six rooms reserved for this event. \nAddress: 531 East Main Street\, Biscoe\, NC 27209 \nPhone: (910) 428-2525 \n1 King Bed – $76 per night \nTwo Queen Beds – $84 per night \n  \nTo Book: Please call the hotel directly at the number above to book your room. Mention that you are with the Hummer Club and have a room block. Based on current rates. Subject to change in the future. (Based on non-refundable room option) \nOnce those are claimed\, additional rooms may still be available at the hotel\, but availability is not guaranteed and you should book as early as possible. \nAlternative Lodging\nIt is highly recommended to stay at the official club hotel for convenience. However\, if the Days Inn is full or doesn’t work for you\, the following alternatives are within reasonable driving distance of the trails. The downside to staying at one of these options is that they are not particularly close to the official club hotel\, so it is your responsibility to meet up with the group in the morning at the designated locations and to coordinate with the event coordinator. It is also somewhat inconvenient because the club members will often go out to eat together in the evening\, and staying at another hotel limits the time you can spend with the rest of the group. \n\n\n\nLodging Option\nType\nAddress\n\n\nRoadway Inn Troy\nInn\n1049 Albemarle Rd\, Troy\, NC 27371\n\n\nUwharrie Cabin Rentals\nCabin Rental\n2580 NC-109\, Troy\, NC 27371\n\n\nBadin Lake Group Campground\nCampground\n120 Kings Mountain Rd\, Badin\, NC 28127\n\n\nHoliday Inn Express & Suites Albemarle\nHotel\n500 Leonard Ave\, Albemarle\, NC 28001\n\n\nClarion Pointe Albemarle\nHotel\n621 NC-24\, Albemarle\, NC 28001\n\n\nAmericas Best Value Inn & Suites Albemarle\nHotel\n200 Henson St\, Albemarle\, NC 28001\n\n\nQuality Inn Albemarle\nHotel\n735 NC-24\, Albemarle\, NC 28001\n\n\n\nAny of these lodging options are acceptable. However\, it is your responsibility to meet up with the rest of the Hummer Club for the drivers meeting. Local members who do not require lodging are welcome too. \nThings To Know About the Local Area\nTown of Biscoe\nBiscoe is a small town in central North Carolina that serves as the home base for this event. While there are basic amenities in the area\, it is recommended that you bring any specialty supplies or parts you may need for the weekend. The town does have the basics: \n\nWalmart\nTractor Supply\nDollar General\nTwo auto parts stores\nA handful of restaurants\n\nCell Service and GPS\n•       In Biscoe: Cell service is reliable throughout town \n•       On the trails: Cell service is also fine on the trails and a nice convenience for the area \nEven with reliable cell service\, downloading offline maps before each trail day is still a good habit. The group also uses radios for trail communication\, which does not depend on cell coverage. \nWeather\nThis is a winter event. December in central North Carolina rarely brings snow\, but mornings can be cold and rainy weather is always possible. Dress in layers and bring rain gear\, especially if the forecast shows precipitation. Wet conditions on Uwharrie’s red clay can dramatically change trail difficulty and slipperiness. \nOn-Trail Communication\nAll participants are required to have a radio for communication during the event. The club has moved primarily to GMRS radios\, which have become the standard for most events. CB radios are still acceptable as well. \n•       GMRS radios are the standard for this event \n•       CB radios are still acceptable \n•       A radio does not need to be permanently installed\, a handheld is fine \n•       If you arrive without a radio\, notify the event coordinator. In many cases a radio can be borrowed from another participant \nTrail Maps and Navigation\nMaps are not required for attendees of this event. The event coordinator is highly experienced with the Uwharrie trail systems and will be leading the group. That said\, having access to your own map is always useful for identifying points of interest\, knowing what section of trail you are on\, or navigating independently if you need to leave early. \nAvailable Maps\n•       US Forest Service – Badin Lake Recreation Area Brochure (PDF): Free official map covering the recreation area \n•       onX Offroad: Digital navigation app. Subscription required \n•       Trails Offroad: Another solid option for detailed off-road trail maps \n•       Paper maps are also available in person at the Eldorado Outpost \nEV Charging Information for Hummer EV Owners\nEV charging options are available both near the hotel and at the Eldorado Outpost trail meet-up point. Planning ahead is still recommended\, especially if you are arriving with a low state of charge. \nLevel 3 Fast Charging – Near the Hotel\nThere is a DC fast charging station about 0.3 miles from the Days Inn\, across the street in the parking lot of the Shell gas station: \n•       EV Connect Charging Station  |  (1x) CCS · 200 kW  |  (1x) CHAdeMO · 100 kW \nLevel 3 Fast Charging – At the Eldorado Outpost\nThere is also a DC fast charger right at the Eldorado Outpost\, which is convenient if you need a top-up before hitting the trails: \n•       ChargePoint Charging Station  |  (1x) CCS · 62 kW  |  (1x) CHAdeMO · 62.5 kW \n•       Station details: driver.chargepoint.com/stations/16304241 \nIt is strongly recommended to start each trail day with a full charge. Managing your vehicle’s charging requirements throughout the event is the responsibility of the individual owner. \nWhat To Bring\nFood and Water\n\nPack a full lunch for each trail day\nBring plenty of drinking water\nBring extra snacks in case of delays on the trail\n\nClothing\n\nDress in layers – winter mornings in central NC can be cold\nBring a rain jacket – rainy weather is possible and can come in quickly\nWear or bring sturdy boots or comfortable walking shoes\nGloves are recommended for cold mornings and for handling tools or recovery gear\n\nVehicle Preparation\n\nArrive each morning with a full tank of fuel – do not plan on fuel stops during the trail day\nEnsure your vehicle is mechanically sound; check fluids\, tires\, and recovery points\nBring basic tools and spare parts as you see fit\nA camping chair is recommended for trail-side lunch breaks\nA radio (GMRS or CB) is required for trail communication\n\nEvent Coordinator Contact\n\n\n\nCoordinator\nGeorge Yankay\n\n\nPhone\n910-540-0864\n\n\nEmail\nenviromatters@juno.com\n\n\nOfficial Hotel\nDays Inn by Wyndham\, Biscoe\, NC  |  (910) 428-2525\n\n\n\n\nFor questions about trail selection\, lodging\, registration\, or anything else related to the event\, reach out to George Yankay directly using the contact information above. \n  \n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n  \nThe Hummer Club :: Upcoming Event
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