North Carolina's Best Off Road Trails Hurricane Creek Edition ASMR
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 มิ.ย. 2024
- We explore a very wet Hurricane Creek Trail then set up camp and grill monster bone in Ribeye Tomahawk Steaks to celebrate the end of an another amazing day spent overlanding in the beautiful forests of North Carolina.
Awesome video. Not much longer and I'll have my JKU ready to hit Hurricane Creek
@@backpacker72 the one section with the split screen in the video is the trickiest section. It has a steep drop off to the passenger side of the vehicle but you'll get hung up on a rock if you go to far driver.
You caught it just in time. I live here in WNC and they actually ran a grader through the whole trial on around 7-5-2024 just a week ago so it will take some time to get back to any kind of challenge at least they didn't close it (Yet) and hopefully not. Nice video. Thanks
Whereabouts in North Carolina do you live?
@@Gourmetoverland Sylva is about 10 miles from the Cherokee Indian reservation.
@@JR-5465 I'm familiar with Sylva....I used to take people from Sapphire/ Cashiers to the train ride/eat at the Jarrett house as a summer job many years ago.
Great video showing majority of the drive on Hurricane Creek. Most videos only show parts. This is a trail I want to drive through one day so this video gives me a great idea how it is.
@@itsaboutfam glad you enjoyed it. My intention was to show it exactly as it is without me talking about it, editing out lots of sections, or adding context. Hope you have an opportunity to check it out sometime.
@@Gourmetoverland I enjoyed it..thank you!
Did it on my motorcycle, really fun trail
@@Gorilla_ADV I always see motorcycles when I go. Usually they are coming "down" the trail while I'm going "up" the trail though.
@@Gourmetoverland I think because most are riding dual sports and dont want to take the interstate to get there. I think going up is better. I crashed 4 times going down it
@@Gorilla_ADV makes sense. 1st trip I had to use my winch to get out of a pickle. This trip I had a better time of it.
@@Gorilla_ADV just put up a video of a short trail in North GA.
@@Gourmetoverland ill check it out, thanks
Strong current on that water crossing 😅. Awesome trail. I wish it wasn’t so far. 😊
@@RDOverland where are you out of?
@@Gourmetoverland I’m in NY
@@RDOverland what type of trails do you having your area? I haven't heard much about NY overlanding.
@@Gourmetoverland not many. 😂 it’s hard to find trails close by
I have been out there so many time and never seen that trail. Usually follow the TAT and SM1000 trails… Can you share the gos coordinates?
Thanks.,.
Nice video! Those were deep water crossings, did any water get inside your vehicles?
No water in either vehicle....both were completely fine. Hit a few rocks on the underside of each.
Love this trail. I have never seen the water that deep. I am past due for a return trip. ❤
@@stinky_taco water was very high. We had planned to do another trail this day and hurricane creek day 2 but the water was too high so we wound up doing hurricane Creek 1st and the other train the following day after the water level dropped a bit.
Great video.
Both vehicles were stock height?
@@selder03 FJ is lifted slightly in the front because nose dropped after installing winch to make level. FJ is on 33" pizza cutters. Defender has some sort of spacer bars that I'm not familiar with. The defender also has stock air ride that allows to raise ride height.
@@Gourmetoverland cool. Thank you. I have a stock tundra TRD . Nitto ReconGrapplers. I'll wait till I level it out to tackle this trail. Thanks for the response and great footage.
@@selder03 I think if you go with another truck you'd be fine. Best if y'all have winches as well.
@@Gourmetoverland agreed on both. Once I level out, I'll have a buffer for a bumper and winch.
Where were yall at I’ve done hurricane creek several times never seen some of these trails , I did recognize the obstacles by the tree but there had to be another trail in this video . I’d love to know so I could ride it
@@mikeallison1822 this was all hurricane creek with the exception of the camping/cooking spot at the end that isn't part of hurricane Creek. It was very wet (this was from a while ago) so it may have looked different due to very high water levels.
@@Gourmetoverland I’ve never seen it green or that wet that’s probably why it looked so different , thank you for your reply
Quiero ir con ustedes 🫡💪🏽
When did you run this trail? I live 12 miles from hurricane creek and it’s not rained hard enough in the past 2 months for all that water. Never seen that much water on that trail. Nice video though.
@@keithburris8470 weekend of May 9-10th. I have never seen it as wet as it was. We were actually going to run Old Buzzards first but we couldn't get across the main water crossing so we went over to hurricane creek and ran it (which is this video). the OBR video from that same weekend is on my channel also ( I published the videos in reverse order). Also, where are you from? I spent many summers a little west of this Area.
I live on Jonathan Creek (exit 20). I can imagine the creek crossing on the goat trail. Must have been one of those pop up storms, we sure didn’t get that much water at home. You guys did a good job through all that.
@@keithburris8470 I grew up between Brevard and Cashiers although I'm in GA now. Love NC.
Which rig are you driving? I just watched the old buzzard video
@@keithburris8470I drive the FJ. What rig do you run?
This didn’t age well unfortunately… Hurricane Creek has now been graded down. No longer much of an “offroad” trail. At least they didn’t close it down!
@@Bugout_Overland haven't heard about this + this video of hurricane creek was shot back in May . Any additional details?