Distance: 5.00 km
Type: Road/Trail
Difficulty: 6 / 10
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Phone: 704-880-4561
Filed Under: Running
Clothing Optional-Must be 18+. Enjoy running/walking naturally (or Clothed)on our "GREAT" 5k XC trail through the cool woods. You can run/walk & enjoy fun in the sun while restoring the mind, body & spirit. Visualize that you are breathing pure air as you run through nature naturally on the Bar-S-Ranch, a nudist resort that rests on 380 acres of rolling meadows & woodlands. Guest are able to relax and find refuge from the pressures of urban life. Our resort adds a new dimension to the clothing optional experience by offering the 5k in a secure & serene environment with no spectators allowed. We welcome the experienced and the uninitiated nudist to enjoy our hospitality for the day. For more info: www.bar-s-ranch.com
From Charlotte and points south:
Take I-85 north to Greensboro and exit on US 29 north. Go north on US 29 to Cone Blvd. - West. On Cone Blvd. travel west to the fourth red light which will be Church Street. Turn right on Church St. and go north approximately 13 miles to the second stop sign which will be US 158. At US 158 turn left and go 0.6 miles to Bar -S- Trail on the right. (Note: The Bar -S- Trail intersects US 158 at two places. The entrance to the park is on the East leg of the loop.) Turn right down the Bar -S- Trail to the entrance gate 1/2 mile back
From Raleigh - Durham and points east:
Take I-85/I-40 south/west to Greensboro. On the east side of Greensboro take the Lee Street exit which will connect to US 29 north. From Lee Street get on US 29 north and go to Cone Blvd. - West. On Cone Blvd. travel west to the fourth red light which will be Church Street. Turn right on Church St. and go north approximately 13 miles to the second stop sign which will be US 158. At US 158 turn left and go 0.6 miles to Bar -S- Trail on the right. (Note: The Bar -S- Trail intersects US 158 at two places. The entrance to the park is on the East leg of the loop.) Turn right down the Bar -S- Trail to the entrance gate 1/2 mile back
From Danville, Va. and points northeast:
Take US 29 south to Reidsville, NC and exit on US 158 west. US 158 west will route around the north side of Reidsville (Note: US 158 make a left turn at the second red light after US 29. Missing this turn will take you to Eden, NC.) and after passing a Lowe's Building Supply on the right will make a right turn. From this point it is approximately 8 miles to Bar -S- Ranch. Continue west on US 158 past Monroeton Golf Course on the left and through and intersection with a double yellow flashing light. After this intersection continue west on US 158 approximately 3 miles to the intersection of US 158 and NC 1001(Church Street). From this intersection continue west 0.6 miles to Bar -S- Trail on the right. (Note: The Bar -S- Trail intersects US 158 at two places. The entrance to the park is on the East leg of the loop.) Turn right down the Bar -S- Trail to the entrance gate 1/2 mile back.
From Roanoke & Martinsville, Va. and points northwest:
Take US 220 south to US 158 east. Go east on US 158 approximately 7 miles. At about 6 miles pass Flintrock Horse Farm on the left. About 1/4 mile before the Bar -S- Trail pass the Midway Mobile Home Park on the left. (Note: The Bar -S- Trail intersects US 158 at two places. The entrance to the park is on the East leg of the loop.) Turn left down the Bar -S- Trail to the entrance gate 1/2 mile back.
From Winston Salem and points west:
Take Business I-40 east and exit on US 158 east. Go approximately 20 miles to Stokesdale, NC where US 158 turns right at a red light. Continue east on US 158 to the intersection with US 220. From this intersection go east on US 158 approximately 7 miles. At about 6 miles pass Flintrock Horse Farm on the left. About 1/4 mile before the Bar -S- Trail pass the Midway Mobile Home Park on the left. (Note: The Bar -S- Trail intersects US 158 at two places. The entrance to the park is on the East leg of the loop.) Turn left down the Bar -S- Trail to the entrance gate 1/2 mile back.
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Posted by: Nude Running and last modified on Aug 17, 2006 by Nude Running
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