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[Blue J]

Resurface is probably 2 or 3k.  Maybe mor because you are in BFE.

[Mortalis5509]

Does anyone have experience with what it might cost to redo a blacktop road? I would say the road leading to the top is about 1/4 mile long.

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Ashley said: ballpark $0.75 - $1 a square foot. Rough estimate

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[clark123456]

Does anyone have experience with what it might cost to redo a blacktop road? I would say the road leading to the top is about 1/4 mile long.

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Ashley said: ballpark $0.75 - $1 a square foot. Rough estimate

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So, 1,250 x 10 x $1?  $12k...not anywhere close to what the internet said...the internet tells lies!

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[Mortalis5509]

Does anyone have experience with what it might cost to redo a blacktop road? I would say the road leading to the top is about 1/4 mile long.

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Ashley said: ballpark $0.75 - $1 a square foot. Rough estimate

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So, 1,250 x 10 x $1?  $12k...not anywhere close to what the internet said...the internet tells lies!

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I just asked for a guess. A lot of variables come into play honestly.

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[Blue J]

Does anyone have experience with what it might cost to redo a blacktop road? I would say the road leading to the top is about 1/4 mile long.

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Ashley said: ballpark $0.75 - $1 a square foot. Rough estimate

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So, 1,250 x 10 x $1?  $12k...not anywhere close to what the internet said...the internet tells lies!

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The internet adds for extras like curbs and permits. .75-$1 is what it will cost if you hire a contractor.

[jc79]

We just had our driveway asphalted.  They took up what was left of it and fresh 4".  It was about $2/sq ft.  We got several quotes and none were in the $1 range.  Not sure what you're getting in a "resurface" but if its like 1-2" then that would make more sense.

[Trailabite]

What's the scoop on windrock? 72k acres and over 300 miles of trails seems like it should be our MOAB of the East coast.

[patman]

What's the scoop on windrock? 72k acres and over 300 miles of trails seems like it should be our MOAB of the East coast.

Nice cabins, lots of trails. Huuuge park, and you can spend all day driving in between the decent trails. You really need someone who's been there before to help guide or you'll miss all the good stuff

[jc79]

What's the scoop on windrock? 72k acres and over 300 miles of trails seems like it should be our MOAB of the East coast.

Chuck's buying Windrock, too. 

[Trailabite]

What's the scoop on windrock? 72k acres and over 300 miles of trails seems like it should be our MOAB of the East coast.

Chuck's buying Windrock, too. 

lol, nope. Just researching and trying to understand the difference between parks.

[Bjk77]

Windrock is awesome. You could spend a week there and never run the same trails. The new app helps out a lot at finding your way around.

[TravisMac]

We just did Windrock. IMO it’s too big if you’re more looking for harder trails/obstacles. We spent a lot of time on surface streets driving to and from the better trails (at least half our time Friday and Saturday). Really need at least 4 days there to really get full use of the park. Facilities were REALLY nice. Bath house at the RV parking was so nice I went over there for my morning business instead of using the RV. General store on site with fluids, ice, food, etc... Wash off station and a gas pump even.