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Originally posted by Luv-N-It You have Dale Hollow, Lake Cumberland, Kentucky Lake, Tennessee River, and so on. |
garshev,
The big towns around Lake Cumberland are, Somerset, Jamestown and Montecello. Mike |
hey jafo272 do you usually go mem day weekend?
we usually go to dale hollow but would like to go to lk cumberland sometime? let me know |
We are going on the 4th and in Sept for the poker run for sure I usually go on the Ohio river for Memmorial but if it is in bad shape then maybe. I put in at state dock just outside of Jamestown if you get there late a 4x4 helps because parking is scarce unless u like hiking. The big party is always at 76 falls on the other side of lke past grider hill marina. No places to beach all steep shell banks throw anchor (60') in a cove and bumper off
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Ive been going to Cumberland once or twice a year now for the last three years, its a great time and not too far from cols OH. We always rent one or two houseboats, bring 5-8 boats, a few jets-skis, and around 20-25 people. We pretty much just camp out at 76 falls and just have fun. We have a trip planned for this summer in late July.
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is the poker run at the jamestown marina?
I am going to try and make it to the poker run, heard Alton Blakley put on a pretty good run |
yes last year it started at 10 sat.
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Originally posted by racinbird Ive been going to Cumberland once or twice a year now for the last three years, its a great time and not too far from cols OH. We always rent one or two houseboats, bring 5-8 boats, a few jets-skis, and around 20-25 people. We pretty much just camp out at 76 falls and just have fun. We have a trip planned for this summer in late July. |
Not tring to be a smart@ss but the distance from Columbus to Lake Cumberland dosent change. But if you are talking time of travel then yes, depends on driver. 3.5 hours is really fling, hard to do with 6-7 trucks pulling boats though.
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We pull 3 1/2 hours with 4 trucks and it sure is amazing how those motorolas let us take control of the road. U can help each other get thru traffic and get around those sunday drivers. Plus sure helps pass time .
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Originally posted by racinbird Not tring to be a smart@ss but the distance from Columbus to Lake Cumberland dosent change. But if you are talking time of travel then yes, depends on driver. 3.5 hours is really fling, hard to do with 6-7 trucks pulling boats though. And motorolas pass time, and police scanner/cb help out a LOT! |
Hyperbaja,
i was going to say that you really had to have been moving fast to hit 3.5 hrs. I think we normally do it in 5.5 or so, not really sure. Yeah we use the nextel walkies to communicate. The ride goes pretty fast and easy when you travel at night. |
I dont think flying is even that fast.
The motorolas make it fun, trivia, and just BSing. |
LOTO GETS MY VOTE
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Plenty of room and fast boats at Cumberland.
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