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- Exploring Sam Houston National Forrest 8-5-18
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This was an awesome video. I’m new into the off road scene and would love this wit the family. Just need to meet some off road peeps. 🤙🏽
Can you post the map of your route?
hahaha I lost it on the part where the guys got out to film/shoot that little mud puddle :) I need to check this place out
We have explored around Four Notch, Kelly’s Pond & Stubblefield. Where exactly were you guys at?
I also would like to know I'm going this weekend
Where is this. Would love to drive these trails.
What trailhead did you use?
Where is this at in sam Houston?
where exactly did you go to off road? can you provide the cross streets?
I can’t remember the exact location but we started about 20mins north east of Willis. It was a mix of dirt roads connected by paved roads. Look up Cheeseburger Loop. It’s a well mapped out loop except on the west side of I45.
Was airing down a necessity? GPS still works in the forest?
Airingdown helps but I didnt air down that day. Not sure I was just following the group wasn't trying to use GPS.
As long as you're on Earth it'll work fine.
GPS works anywhere you are. As long as you aren’t in a cave or a tunnel
cool video. is there only one entrance to the trails? I've never been and want to head up that way.
They are unpaved farms roads not really trails. Yeah the route we took consisted of paved road and unpaved roads. For example the unpaved road would connect two paved roads. I had fun out there if you decided to go let me know I would like to do it again. I could also invite a few people that would like to go.
Sounds good. Maybe in a few weeks
Pretty cool forest trail.
where can I find this I want to go
I am new to the Houston area. I’d like to go on the next roll out ? Is there a group on fb ?
There’s multiple FB groups. The one that this event was posted on was Houston Overland.
can you post a location as to where you entered? I have explored up there a bit but not found this location. Thanks!
I will see if I can find out the location...I was just following the group from the meet up spot.
That is privately owned now. They put up a pipe gate but the came in off big woods road. I hunt on that deer lease they are driving through. No wonder that hole grew so much lol
@@sethsilverii590 private? Where they off roaded was public and part of Sam Houston National Forest but became private property?
@@RobZee did you ever find out where this place was? Is it private now?
Do you think a non 4x4 only fwd vehicle would make it?
Most of the roads I was using 2wd. Depending on how muddy it is out there 4x4 is recommended. There was a point that people with 2wd only had to turn around due to mud.
@@RobZee what where they driving a mini van? We drive roads like that every day even with soccer mom cars and vans when I was growing up. Didn't see anything in the video that a normal vehical couldn't gone through unless some one didn't want to get a little mud on there paint. Hell you even had street tires on your truck. Though it's pretty country up there to drive through. Been meaning to take a trip myself just for the nice drive.
I wouldnt have the patience with that much traffic .. looks fun tho
It was pretty fun but yeah you are right it was a little slow at some points.
Looks like normal houston traffic to me. Who wants that?😆
Yeah it kind of was thinking about it lol
I'm new to Houston. Do you guys meet often? Instagram or any king of group? Would like to join you guys. Great video
Thanks! I usually get my event info from FB groups for Tacomas or Overlanding. Message me and I will give you more info or maybe we can meet up sometime when ever I go to a local event.
Look up Houston overland
Can you just park wherever for free along the forest service roads?
That I dont know. I dont think they were service roads but more farms roads within the forest but I could be wrong.
Where exactly is this I live right by the forest and never seen trails like this
Justin man I’d like to know myself. Will be doing a job near by tomorrow
I called Sam Houston National Forest today I try to find out where are this is actually going on at the guy that I spoke to is off at 1375 out of New Waverly at the main Forestry Department he explained to me that he also has a Jeep and wished he could do the same thing but it is highly illegal once they leave the dirt road so apparently the dirt roads that you guys are driving on once you get off of that and go on to the little small grassy to dirt when I called a little double Tire Road that's when it becomes illegal so please correct me if I'm wrong where you guys are in turn the trailhead and do you have to have a sticker or what's the deal please give some more info
Looks like y’all had fun... might have to join y’all next time...
Hey, I would like to join y’all next time I got a 4x4 expedition and a discovery 1
Check out Houston overland on FB
Is it free?
Yes. They were just farm roads pretty much.
When are y'all going again?
Not sure but I'll let you know. Are you in the Houston area?
@@RobZee yeah. Sorry I just saw your reply
Thank you.
Next time give the gps
I want to join !!!
Lame. Did somebody bring donuts?😣
This is the weakest trail I've ever seen
Is this on the East side of the forest?
More like the middle of the forest. We meet up in Willis Tx and drove east from there for about 20 minutes or so. To be honest I dont really remember where we were as I was just following.
Nice, it looks like a fun route! I'll have to take the drive up from Houston and go exploring up there sometime soon