Questions for Uwharrie experts (or at least more experienced)

I am trying to put together my second trip to Uwharrie sometime in early August. I would like to try some different trails. I am still new, and unless I can get someone to head out with me, I will be by myself. I have a few of questions.

Q1) I know you can take any of the trails any direction, but is there a more set directions? Some of the trail are tight and I can't see vehicles moving aside depending on where you meet. I would like to avoid this if I can.

Q2) The Rocky Mount trail is listed as difficult trail, but it connects most of the trails. Are there sections of the rocky Mount trail that are less "difficult"? Are there any that a novice should stay away from? The three sections I am most curious about are the sections between Dickey Bell - Slab Pile, Slab Pile - Saw Mill, and Saw Mill and access road 553.

Q3) Anyone want to hit the trails at Uwharrie between Aug 1st - 15th?

Depending on the conditions of the trails, you will have no problem with any trail except Daniel. If the trails are slick, everybody usually has difficulty getting around. The only problem I had with my stock rig (No Lift, Dunlop Tires) was bottoming out on some of the bumps (just take them at an angle).

Depending on my work schedule, I may be up for a day of running trials, maybe camping.

Just let me know. My days are open Monday - Sunday. I bought a season pass and I plan on getting its worth out of it.

I live only 30 minutes from URE so I might be able to join you depending on the date.

I don't live that far from Uwharrie. I was planning on going one day during the week, but I don't have a problem going on a weekend. Jami and Statecruiser (I don't know your name), what are your work schedules like?

I think I am going to meet up with some others in Asheville on Aug 6th, but other than that I am free starting July 30th.

My only days off are Saturday and Sunday and I pretty much work 10 or more hours a day 5 days a week.

If you are interested in heading out there on Aug 13th, let me know. I am going go during the week one day, but I would definitely welcome another opportunity to head out there.

I think it's funny how Daniel is rated (on the home page) as extremely difficult. It's a mild trail.