Overland Camping in Talladega National Forest | Jeep Gladiator, Lexus LX470, Toyota 4Runner
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 มี.ค. 2022
- In this video we explore part of the 400,000 acres of Talladega National Forest. We hit some ruts, some mud puddles, find a camping spot and make some tasty meals. Come find out what it's like to camp in the clouds!
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Great video! Thanks for telling me about this. It was good to meet and talk with you guys at the Florida Jeep Jam.
It was my pleasure! It was good to meet you too! Hopefully we will get to wheel together soon!
@@DixieOverland that would be great. I hope we can too. I have Hot Springs coming up this weekend and then Jeepin the Coast after that and then the rest of this year is whatever comes up.
Holy smokes 30 seconds in and I can tell this is going to be a great video!!
Thanks brother!
Yesss! I see big and good progress ! Nice vid ! Keep going this way!
Thank you sir! You gave good advice last time!
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Nice video! Should head up to Little River Canyon to the Back Country trails. Beautiful area with a couple river crossings
I'll definitely give that a look and see what it's about! Thanks for the tip and for watching!
Cool video as always Gary. Let me know if you're ready to come explore the little trails I have on the AL hunting property. 90% were made with the tractor and intended as ATV trails, but I find that I take the truck down them more often than the 4-wheeler. I have one major mud hole that locals loved to romp through. I ended up having to gate the road off as someone started dumping trash in there. Anyway, if you want to shoot some local off road trail footage we can do it out there. Oh also I have another two other areas in GA that are great for just a nice cruse.
I'm down! Maybe we can set something up for April
@@DixieOverland When ever you want to go just let me know.
There are plenty of technical trails off of 600-1 and 600-2. Just gotta know where to go. Check out some of the local offroad groups in the area.
I definitely will! Thanks for watching!
Looks like a fun day wheeling, very muddy but fun.
It was great! Lots of cleaning when we got home but well worth it!
I was not expecting that Talladega National Forest had such a fun trails! wow Thank you for sharing it. I will add it to my list. Great work and great video
Thanks brother I appreciate it! Yes it's a great place to wheel and we didn't even scratch the surface!
@@DixieOverland I bet there are many places to go. I might have to reach out to you to help me explore that whole are whenever I head back south.
@@ZonaOverland anytime brother you say when and we will make it happen!
Bravo bravo awesome video!!
Thank you sir!
Seriously awesome video man!
Thank you I really appreciate that!
Awesome video and adventure!
Thank you sir I really appreciate that!
Great cars for such a adventure
Thank you! It's amazing how capable these vehicles are.
Great vid!!! Looks similar to our trip in Arkansas
Thanks brother! Sure does. I wish I filmed more of that and better as well. Next time we go it will get a full length production!
Did you come up from Auburn to do the trails? This is in my back yard ! Yeah if you go all the way up , it goes almost to I20 to the other trail head. Nice video !
Yeah we did. We entered close to Sylacauga. Thats interesting though and we will have to check that out next time!
@@DixieOverland There are trails north of I20 in the Talladega National Forest too. Like you said you only scratched the surface of what is there. Maybe Levi ( my jeep) and I will see you on the trails, enjoyed your video.
Do you have coordinates for the area you camped? I’m heading up there Memorial Day weekend and I’m just trying to have a couple potential sites marked.
Sure thing! As best we could tell these are the coordinates 33.26585, -86.08196. Thanks for watching and have fun on your trip!
Newbie to overlanding. Going to go Talledega Forest soon. Just wanting some advice for Gladiator on 33’s and no winch…yet. What trail would be better for me and going solo. Thanks for any info. Enjoying your videos. Liked and subscribed ..
Hey Brent, thank you so much for watching and subscribing! Also welcome to the world of overlanding. With your setup you have and the fact you're going solo I'd say that forest roads 600-1 and 600-2 are probably your best bets. Cell service is a bit spotty out there so I'd definitely make sure you have a radio or some other way to communicate especially since you're going solo. I hope this helps! I'd love to hear about your adventure afterwards.
Thanks for quick response. Yes sir, communicating and safety main concern. Staying on the hiking trails until I’m better equipped for wheeling trails , and staying close to home until I’m professional such as yourself lol.You all have made it look so enjoyable, I’m ready to go.
@@brentarmstrong7906 lol I don't know about the professional part but I will say that's a good approach to take. Safety first, have some basic recovery gear, and have a plan in case it all goes to hell.
Man I missed some of these! I went out for a quick 2 day jaunt back in November 2020 and I missed some of the routes with the fun stuff it seems! Would you be willing to share your route through the forest?
Absolutely...when I can find it...
@@DixieOverland haha thanks! I recognized some spots, like that last mud hole, but not a lot of the other mudholes or the big washout. Looks fun
@@origin_nate it definitely was. I know we were on 600 and 601 but as far as the site itself ill have to pull up our plan document.
Gary, what part of Dega were you guys in? I've done 600-1 and 600-2....and barking frog over on the west part of the Dega forest.
We were actually doing 600-1 and 600-2 around where Sylacauga is.
@@DixieOverland nice. Saw you in a AU hat... War Eagle 🦅 if you are around the Plains, would like to meet up sometimes
@@WaltTaylorau War Eagle to you as well!! We live about 15 mins from Auburn so anytime you want!
@@DixieOverland great, what's the best way to reach you?
@@WaltTaylorau hit me up on Instagram at Dixie Overland
Is 600-1 that rutted out now?
Yeah it was getting pretty bad when we went. I haven't checked it in a while to see what it's like now.
@@DixieOverland I went a couple of years ago and it wasn't even close to being that washed out in that one section. Actually, I believe it had recently been scraped
@@chrispickett4322 not sure if they had heavy rain there just before we went. That can change everything on those forest roads.
Lol ok
Was on 600-1 last weekend and its not too bad, but there are some areas you should take with caution. Slowly reaching the level of -2 for sure! lol
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I believe we were on 600-1 and/or 600-2. This was one of my earlier videos so I didnt think to put them in. Thanks for watching!
the hill was steep