This was our biggest and by far busiest Uwharrie Invasion to date. We tapped out past the 40 rig limit, and with a little help from a local friend, managed to squeeze most everyone in the camping area we reserved. The weather was hot and humid for the bulk of the trip, but that didn't deter plenty of social time around a nice camp fire each night. I've always been torn when it comes to weather in the Uwharrie Mountains. One side of me wants it to rain so it's not dusty, and the other wants it to

In three years I have watched what was a simple idea grow to over 500 members. I've met such great people and had so many wonderful experiences that I wouldn't  have had if it were not for this group. As I take a moment to reflect on the last three years, I can't help but acknowledge the adventures that await us in 2018. I've got my sights on some new trail systems farther away and off the beaten path. We've got overland adventures scheduled and planning for our 3rd annual Uwharrie Invasion is

I was initially concerned with the wet conditions, but that soon went away once we arrived at the trail head. The roads had zero dust which made for a pleasant, yet bumpy ride to the start of Wolf's Den. I decided to take the easy trail just to get a feel for the trail conditions before we tackled more technical areas of Uwharrie. I was glad we did because we had some stock Jeep Wranglers and also some novice drivers that needed to get acquainted with the wet red clay, low air pressure, and