Overlanding the Nantahala and Chattahoochee National Forests Part 2 

I appreciate you filming where no one else does. 🤗 Michigan

Thank you for not ruining this with music

Looks like you all had a bunch of fun! Thanks for the wonderful video. As always compelling to watch!

I have a few nice garnets i found there and gave a ruby away to a friend.

Amazing this was the best video I’ve seen thank you 👍👍

Awesome video, I love the beautiful rivers / creeks and water falls!

What a lovely place!!

When you say.. you don’t know where you were around minute 8.. that’s Hogpen Gap just east of Blood Mountain.

😭😭😭 im so jealous, i dont have the capacity to do a road trip like that.😭😭😭

That’s Charlie creek rd been there many times

Great video!! This is Chas Lynn!

The street bike crowd area you was in was above Helen GA and that is Richard Russell Parkway, and yes we love that road.

A friend and I are looking over this very route some time in the next several months. Is there a map we could obtain to guide us? We are in the Knoxville, TN. area. Thanks!

overlanding in a Jeep Liberty, love seeing it out there. In the process of building one myself

Something I have considered before. If there is a tree down over the trail, is it legal to chainsaw it and get it off the trail? Im sure some of it has to do with where you are, but in general what do you do?

Great video! Felt like I was on the ride with you guys...what type of camera did you use? Thanks again for sharing your adventure.

Brother, very nice video. How do I get those trails?

One of my favorite parts of GA for sure. Been going there for fishing, camping, climbing, canoeing since the 70’s. Great place. Sad to see that touristy stuff though. The food looked really good! You should share details about it, especially that lunch. I agree with your philosophy. It is all about the JOURNEY, not just the DESTINATION. I like to saver every little thing, not just claim a trophy for most miles travelled.🤠

How do you find/plan your route before the trip? I’m 20 minutes south of Knoxville TN and would like to do some trips like this. Just don’t know where to start. Thanks

Would love the know where the river fording and dirt trail are? Visiting Family again in April and might wonder off in the woods. Also, how do you like the STT Pros? Considering them for an upcoming purchase. Any use in snow/ice?

Charlies Creek and Richard B Russel Scenic Highway. A beautiful and delightful part of north Georgia. Thanks for sharing!

LOL...I did "forced/road marches" back in the day (80's)..in the area. Miss it, but, don't. Nice to see 30 years on, from stressless, tireless, perspective. No regrets...good training..especially nowadays...

Thanks for showcasing the views around North Georgia. Much appreciated is helping to clean up after others. I sincerely appreciate that . I've been on a few of those roads and recognize some of the falls and they are breathtaking. Thanks again!!

Ahhhh, that trip brings back a bunch of memories for sure. Grew up in that area ( E.TN) and spent a Lot of time in those very mountains. I enjoyed it very much, thanks. See y'all next Adventure. As I always like to say, "Keep on Jeepin"...

Nice jobs guys!! I live in North GA and would love to trail ride on some of those trails. I’ve been up around Blue Ridge trail riding. What map or service do you use to find such incredible trails? Thanks!

What all did you do to the Jeep to go off roaring? I’m interested in getting a Jeep to do the same!

How many days was this whole trip? Did you record the route? Would you be willing to share? Looks like a lot of fun. I wanna take the family up there this spring. Thanks for the videos.

Beautiful country. We need to get back up there soon. And yes. You have to stop and smell the roses. All this bragging about how many miles you did isn't my style.

So, I spent 20 years in North Carolina. And apparently we share the same interests in using Artlist.io. I was watching this video and said "wait, I just used that humming song in my last video" 🤣😄😆

Stoping also gives your rig time to rest and cool.. most people don't realize how much heat gets put into different components like suspension. Heat is what kills.

Ah yes. Camp Frank D. Merrill. Was there during mountains phase of ranger school.

I enjoy the way you narrate your trip. In the pictures that you were able to capture are awesome keep up the good work have a wonderful day

That looks like so much fun!!! Those are some nice looking rigs and some amazing looking trails out there! Great video and great job!

Hey! Great video. Do you happen to have a waypoint or GPS tag for that spot where you camped by the creek with the walking bridge?

Awesome video- thanks for sharing!! I am in central NC and just built a new rig. I can’t wait to take it out- this looks like a great area!

Can you send the trails you were on or any maps to show it. Looks like a great casual trip for a Chevy truck also.

Do they allow ATv's or side by sides on these trails? Is this route marked on Gaia? Looks like a beautiful trip but my F250 diesel would be hard to get down some of those trails.

Think this is my 2nd video of yours I have watched . Great Narration and Music editing process. Very relaxing.

that area is one of my absolute favorite places i've ever been to.

We love your videos and look forward to exploring more of the paths you’ve shown.

Clean water 💦💦💦💧

I completely agree with you at 9:06 💯👍 What’s the point in being out there if you don’t take the time to stop, take a deep breath of that clean mountain air and just enjoy the beauty for a while?

Do you need a permit to camp when overlanding?

It's now 2/14/2022 and we just did Tallulah river and Charlie's creek yesterday. Words and pictures do not describe the Tallulah river. Charlie's creek has been bulldozed up a little, so it's not quite as rough, although still enough to be fun. Would you share where the big falls are located? we're up here a few more days and would like to check it out.

Beautiful country, great video. Thanks for sharing.

Outstanding as always! Is this still the SM 1000? Or a trip you routed and planned?

Around 09:30 you make the point about stopping to take in the scenery. It’s such an important thing to say. I’m an adventure rider and do all these roads, but I always try to see as much as I can and travel far, not to mention it’s really uncomfortable walking any distance in adventure/off-road gear, and I know I miss out on a lot by not stopping more. Stopping more seems easier in 4 wheels than it does on 2. I’d love to stop more and do more video & photos. I have an obsession with making progress, but never regret taking the time to stop. I think that’s one of the best advantages to overlanding vs. adventure riding (I’m just using generic terms so hopefully we all understand the same).

Great video as usual. The title caught my eye, we were down that way this past Labor Day Weekend (2022). We went whitewater rafting on the Ocoee River and did a portion of this waterfall scenic loop. The water crossing going to the bigger waterfall in this video looked familiar and then when you got to the spot it looked very familiar, we were at that same waterfall. It was this stretch of gravel road that peaked my interest into overlanding. When we got back home to Kentucky I actually contacted you on IG about some easy trails in Eastern KY to take my F-150. We haven't made it out there yet, but we will. Thanks for the great content.

Do you have a trip map you can share?

What lockers are you running? (both jeeps). Also what size tires and lifts? (35" on Orange, 33" on Red?)

What tablet do you use for your GPS? I took your recommendation to use Gaia gps, but need suggestions for a good tablet to run it on.

Yoi can’t reserve part of a national forest. You had just as much right to be there as them. Why don’t you state locations? While pretty, from an informational perspective, there isn’t much here:)

BREATHTAKING BEAUTY COLORS VIEWS SCENERY VIDEO WEATHER FOOTAGE LANDSCAPE ! LOOKS LIKE THE BEST TIME TO GO THERE WOULD BE SPRING DEPENDING ON THE ❄ MELT / OR SPRING RAIN 🌧 FOR CROSSING THE STREAMS ,ETC BEFORE THE LEAVES COME OUT OR THE FALL WHEN MOST OF THE LEAVES HAVE FALLEN TO GET BETTER SCENERY SHOTS WITH CAMERA 📷 FOOTAGE LANDSCAPE OR VIDEOS 📹 ! I'LL HAVE TO SEE PART 1 , BUT IT LOOKS LIKE MY 1999 F150 4.6 XLT EXTENDED 4×4 SHOULD BE ABLE TO TRAVEL THE GRAVEL ROADS / TRAILS YOU TOOK ? THANK YOU ! BE SAFE ! HAVE FUN ! GOD BLESS YOU ALL ALWAYS ON YOUR JOURNEYS ! ENJOYED !

Great video, what type of roof rack do you have? I want to install a rooftop tent and am looking for which rack to get. Thanks!

Helen Georgia Richard Russell Scenic my side of the sticks😁⚓⚓🇧🇻🇺🇸

I will be finishing up my truck today for me and my son to camp in. I want be able to do a lot of trails because it’s a 2500 Chevrolet, but none the less we may run this route from this video.

Love the content, but could you ad links or info pointing to where the route was? I recognize helton creek falls at the beginning but after that I'm curious.

Airing down improves traction, can help protect tires from puncture, but most importantly it helps protect the trail from excessive or unnecessary erosion.

You have a gps track of this?

Just went to Charlie’s Creek. That is a beautiful drive. What racks are you using to hold your roof top tent? Keep the videos coming!

At 12 minutes, what is the song that is playing? Love it! Also love the country you’re touring. On my list.

What's the names of those trails?

Looks like you were on part of the Georgia Traverse route. I did that in 2019 and camped at the same spot as you where the wooden walk bridge was. Great trip !

When driving these forest service roads - what air pressure do you air down to? Looking for a softer ride but safe when hitting pavement. Love the video!

Nice Video, looks like you can do this drive in a standard two wheel drive, long as it’s dry, any thoughts

Thank you for sharing. I really enjoy watching your video.

Great video and narrating. I ride these roads on a motorcycle now but will eventually have a Jeep. Thanks!

Thank you so much, great to get a good look into other parts of the country. I am jealous as I’m Stuck in California with no decent rig right now. My Lord I need to get out more.

Wow it is beautiful there! I'm in California and need to get that way one of these days! I just recently got a jeep and am loving it! thanks for the great videos!

Thanks. Love the videos

Hey i live in Georgia and was wondering what would be a good trial to start at, I’ve never been off roading in north Georgia I live about 3 hours at most from Tennessee and I wanna plan a 2-3day road trip out there I just don’t know where any good trails are like these. Y’all’s videos are awesome keep up the great work👍

Beautiful! Thanks for sharing.

Where was the river fording at? Which trail?

Hey love the video! Will be there in a couple of months coming down from Virgina Overland Expo Would you happen to be able to share your route you took? GAIA file?

You should post your map

Can you supply a map? Some of the areas I did recognise.

Where did you get the mount for your tablet?

Not far from my neck of the woods. Really enjoy your channel.

I'm From North AL. Wish you would share the GPS locations. Where you turned off the main roads In the video description .

what gps app do you use for these trips? are there trip maps in them to download and follow?

If they are going to use it as a check station, they need to mark it so no one camps in that spot.

I subscribed. Thanks for your time 🤝

Do you have a route map for this trip? Would love to make that a get away!

How far off of the Charlie's Creek segment did you get back on a forestry road? I have done Charlie's Creek many times but wasn't aware I was close to a by road that could continue the off road journey. Awesome videos and narration. Thanks and keep em coming!

Great trip! Can you tell me what road you were on along the Tallulah River near the beginning of the video before you crossed through the river? My son lives not too far from there in South Carolina and one day I'd like to load up my grandkids and go for a drive there.

As usual another good video, thanks for sharing your adventures with us!

Another great video y’all! 👍👍

Wow. So anyone can run these trails ? Wish I had that close to home

Y'all have some great adventures. Would love to hit the trails with you sometime and learn from you. You were right next door to us in Ooltewah when you got on the interstate in Cleveland. What radio are you running? That is one of the things I know nothing about and haven't decided on yet. Thanks for the great content.

Is that the Gaia GPS that you’re using?

Are you using Gaia GPS

Great video! Loved seeing places we recognized from our GA Traverse trip this past summer. We had a bald bear visitor at Lake Conasauga on our first night of our trip

went to school in this area...miss the beautiful rivers

That first trail you went on, would you say a stock jt would have any issues?

3:33 could you provide a name or drop pin on how to get here?

What map app are you using on your iPad?

tell me about those tires - what is your thoughts

Love your channel!!!

Good video butetifull trails.

AWESOMENESS!!!