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Natchez Trace Parkway
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Don in E Texas
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Wife and I have been on the "Trace" twice on motorcycles; one in the car. One of our favorite rides ever. Best advice is make sure you get the Corp of Engineer map of the "Trace"... chock full of information.
Go s-l-o-w and enjoy it all!!:2thumbs:
don
Go s-l-o-w and enjoy it all!!:2thumbs:
don
Good advice. Also be on a constant lookout for deer. The area is chock full of 'em. It is a pretty ride, not at all technically challenging, but very scenic.
Bruce
madozier
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Just be careful and remember there a no fuel stops on the trace anymore and the speed limit is 50 mph strictly enforced. Deer on the Trace can not be overstated, I have drive from Tupelo to Natchez many times on the Trace and I have seen deer all hours of the day. If you are into Elvis Presley Tupelo is the his birthplace with a small museum and Tupelo Hardware where his first guitar was purchased. Natchez will have the most historical attractions Old South Winery (Muscadine Wine not Grape wine if I remember correctly) several Antebellum Homes. If you like fried catfish The original **** (this word is the same as another name of a rooster that can be used for a vulgar word since the forum looks for certain offensive words it will not display) of the Walk is in Natchez unfortunately it is no longer at Natchez under the hill area but has been relocated to the top of the bluff. I haven't been to Natchez since it was moved so I am going by what I have been told by others.
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