10 Unspoken Rules of the Touge

[@shortbushero]

Another rule/guideline is to gauge your course and it’s activities prior to running it. People may live sparsely across forested valley courses if you don’t live in Appalachia. Monitor for a few weeks the motor/foot traffic and the safest time for visibility. Twilight-dusk is go time on my course. 1.25 hours is all you have.

[@pistonfury]

Awesome content man!

[@TougeAhead]

Almost 30 years of Touge here. I will share my number one real world rule that summarizes every single rules spoken here and elsewhere. You can then unpack this rule and hopefully learn a bit more. Slow is Fast.

[@dimitridimitrescu5476]

thats funny cuz in your videos slow is actually slow

[@TougeRev]

You forgot to mention one essential rule, you must blast eurobeat lol

[@dimitridimitrescu5476]

70% means ur getting gaped

[@backroadbandits8999]

The canyons are completely different than tail of the dragon.

[@jordan809]

He never said they weren't and the same rules still apply

[@backroadbandits8999]

@@jordan809no they don’t

[@jordan809]

​@@backroadbandits8999they do... if u think otherwise... you're the problem and will learn the hard way

[@backroadbandits8999]

⁠@@jordan809sounds like something you casually day timers would say. None of you guys run at night none of you time too busy filming parked cars and fall reels. Everyone who doesn’t drive the canyons thinks they make the rules about them 😂

[@jordan809]

​​​@@backroadbandits8999 now jumping to conclusions that I'm part of a group that doesn't drive at night? , surprised that you try to insult when someone is just informing you. Like he said, only difference between night and day is, don't go alone, for your own safety. But if u wanna be found off a cliff 2 or 3 days later, then do you 🫡