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Most of them were out riding the local trails. It was also very early in the day the day before the festival started. 🤷🏻‍♂️

You lucky dog! 😆🤣😂

@@scottgarlandpresents2332 love it in the mountains man.

@@RDOverland you’re technically right, I did make it through in a stock sport s without breaking anything mechanical.

I’ve seen some really well customized 4 runners as well.

Yeah, the entire system of trails was amazing.

You bet I will!

I’m not sure, I didn’t set the ride up. They are all inside of a national preserve.

Down to about 20-25 psi only because it helps smooth out the bumps.

Thanks. It’s a national wildlife preserve just outside of Fort Payne Alabama.

Thank you for subscribing, one of these days I plan to make it up that way, I’ll try to remember to check it out.

Thank you!

Thank you! Welcome and I appreciate comments from viewers like you.

It was a great ride.

My best advice is to go to Little River Canyon Jeep Outfitters at, 11200 Highway 35, Gaylesville, AL 35973 and ask them for directions to the trail. Proceed with a stock truck at your own risk.

@@scottgarlandpresents2332 ok thanks. I mean i got mud grapplers and 4wd. also have an upgraded off road package on my truck.

Yeah, you’ll probably be alright then.

@@scottgarlandpresents2332 awesome thanks.

So crazy question, I have a 2022 CRV AWD that I'm adding a 1.5" lift and a slightly bigger tire to so approx. 2" higher not a lot by jeep standards for sure. I am totally new to this so I'm not a great judge when I see some ride post on Facebook always about can I attempt that or not. I watched about 3/4 of the video some areas I wasn't sure a CRV could do it specifically the hill inclines without slippage of the AWD system, or some of the deep ruts. I saw you post that two stock jeeps did this but they may have had full 4 wheel drive. You think a CRV, RAV4, Subaru with a slight lift and AT tires could do this or no I wouldn't try that ?

Which for context I'm not expecting a CRV/RAV4 to do what these Jeeps can do, I am just using the vehicle I have get into it slowly maybe my next vehicle can be a honkin jeep with a winch and big ol tires.

@@jamesboots2948 MAYBE. I definitely would not go alone. Take someone in a larger off-road vehicle, jeep or truck, with you and some recovery gear just in case. They say it’s a “stock friendly” trail. But rain washouts seem to have made that a little worse on about 5% of the trails.

@@jamesboots2948 a crv or rav-4, when properly equipped, would surprise you. I thought about buying a full size truck and an old awd crv to build up and off road. I just went with the gladiator because it does the job of both.

Trailhead Coordinates: 34.728610, -84.156530 From Morganton, Georgia - head southeast on Highway 60 for 14.4 miles.

@@scottgarlandpresents2332 my mom and I have a Jeep and this looked like fun when I saw the video

It is a ton of fun. I’d definitely recommend it, but make sure you either have recovery gear or go with someone who does. I am still surprised my gladiator made it through without getting stuck.

@@scottgarlandpresents2332 we a have 2016 wrangler unlimited sport with a winch and recovery boards and rhino recovery ropes we learned the hard way on Beasley last August we tipped over on 93 d or b we both were like nope to Beasley after last year but we just did Charlie’s creek which you need four high to do the massive hill at the start and there was one tippy part but it was fun

Charlie’s creek is on my list. I’m glad y’all are prepared. Have fun out there.

Thank you.

I’m putting that out as a short, probably Thursday.

No, it is a through trail.

@scottgarlandpresents2332 ok cool thanks.

It’s all part of a plan, stay tuned. The theme is to start VERY basic and upgrade through time. The jeep won’t be stock for long and the “recovery kit” will be upgraded as we go.

Well said!

We both enjoyed meeting all of you. I am glad we found y’all, I think we have found a new “home”.

Yes please. All I ever see are the little bars that mount in the middle. I want one where I can mount multiple cameras and my phone and anything else I want.

I figured I could probably do it with what I have but I have been told there are a couple of spots that can get sketchy, depending on the time of year, and it’s better to be safe than sorry.

@@scottgarlandpresents2332 True, we have a 2020 Rubicon with only a 2” JKS lift and have done quite a few places including the Georgia Traverse, also once you get what you want done to your vehicle you might want to put Hurricane Creek on your bucket list, it’s a very cool ride.

Yes, I meant to say Chestatee WMA. It was very nice and the only way we can keep going to places like this is if we keep them clean and teach our future generations to keep the trails clean.

I’m liking it so far. The prices on them have come down a good bit, if you’re looking, they have some good incentives right now.

Thanks man, I’ve been busy working a ton of overtime lately. I need to make some more.

Keep up the good work

Thank you, I’m still learning about all the different knife steels.

Yes, is absolutely beautiful. My father in law live about 2 hours northeast of there and we love visiting him, this time we made a side stop for a few nights. I’m glad your box came, I hope you get lots of good use from it!

I have, I have, I don’t currently have one though. After completing this video, I went and bought the tool to clip the clip over and the screw in the knife stripped. So…..still a good knife, but maybe I understand now why it’s so cheap and the benchmade isn’t.

Happy new year!!