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Heintooga Round Bottom Road Jeep Adventure - Great Smoky Mountains National Park
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2020
- Come along with us, as we journey 28 miles in our Jeep Wrangler from the Blue Ridge Parkway, down through the back country of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park to Cherokee NC. Heintooga Round Bottom Road is an epic back country mountain drive, that provides a real, remote mountain experience.
You can expect to see beautiful scenery, wild flowers, wildlife, creeks, waterfalls, and much more. This is one of the most rustic drives you can take in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park.
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Wow. Stumbled across this video. So probably I think back in 1981 or maybe 82. Just after my Mom divorced my dad. He and I drove this road together in a 77 Silverado. I have not been on that road since. It will be a trip with my Dad I will never forget. Both my parents are passed. My mission now is to drive this rd with my now adult kids. That trip with just me and my Dad will forever be one of my favorite memories. Bless you for posting this.
So glad you found our video, and that it brought back some fond memories for you! Appreciate you watching, and please let us know if you get to drive it and how it went!
Love to know we're this is...
You'll find a link to our guide, with directions in the description.
Thanks, Larry!
Of course, glad to help!
Pure beauty.........
Thanks for watching, definitely a beautiful and peaceful drive!
Beautiful
Nice job of capturing the essence of that road. We did it a few weeks ago and plan to go back for fall color.
Thanks so much, we plan to go again in the Fall as well.
We love driving this just as the trees are starting to bud in the Spring time. The buds add nice color but still has outstanding views with less foliage. We always stop at Mingo Falls after this drive.
We were 3/4 the way around this drive one time an a 6 inch diameter tree was down across the road. Shortly after we got there another couple showed up. Between us all we were able to get the tree moved enough to get around.
It's a great drive anytime. Each season offers it's own benefits. Thanks for watching!
Cool road 😄
Most definitely!
Thanks so much, I'm going in November
Please call the park before you visit, it generally closes at the end of October.
Definitely a trip in the future 🙂. Tha k you for sharing.
Thanks for watching! It's a fun adventure.
Thanks you guys for this 🖤
You're most welcome, thanks for watching!
Wow
Beautiful scenery. Hopefully I can see it for myself and my camera next week
It's a great drive! Hope you can make it.
Good Video Larry, enjoyed it a lot!
Thank you! It's a fun drive!
Beautiful video😍 The road is completely amazing. Keep up the awesome content😊
Thank you, and thanks for watching!
We went the day before you and never saw Elk. You probably started earlier in the day. We came from Weaverville. It was still a nice ride in the woods. Loved where the streams crossed. You took a nice video, thanks for sharing!
Yes. we where up there around 7:30am, to get morning light for our video. The Elk are out more in the early morning, and late evenings. Thank you, and glad you enjoyed the video!
thanks for the video, since its a one way rd is there a similar rd to come back on ?
No there isn't, you loop back through Cherokee and up Soco Rd into Maggie Valley.
One way traffic on the gravel road?
One way for the majority of it, then it turns into 2-way traffic once you get to Cherokee. There are signs indicating 1-way and 2-way.
Isnt that tricky, having a video section of your jeep coming down the trail?
Just lots of parking, walking, putting the camera down, walking back, then driving by and hoping it turned out ;-) Jenn was driving some as well, while I was behind the camera. Not so much tricky as it is time consuming.
Awesome video! Unrelated question...where is the location in your opening title scene (0:08 mark) with the three kids and the dog? So beautiful. Thanks!
Thank you and appreciate you watching! That photo was taken at Max Patch, NC - ruclips.net/video/EjY5z7LebOc/видео.html
What road are you on where the antlered wildlife are crossing ? I heard, " at the end of Balsam my road, at beginning of video
Balsam Mountain/Heintooga Rd, off the Blue RIdge Parkway. There is a link to our guide with directions in the description.
@@Blueridgemountainlife thanks. I have the link saved to 2 devices
Is the bridge where once was a a drive through the creek, on park service or tribal land?(toward the end of the video.)
Drake Leroy I’m not 100% sure, but I think it’s park land.
Tried to do this in July and the gate was shut. 😞
We had the same issue, but fortunately they opened it back up. It was supposed to stay closed through the year.
If it's one way where's the start?
Hey Charles, there is a guide linked in the description that has all the details. Thanks for watching!
Would a car handle this? Doesn’t look as bad as the gravel road in Virginia we took to the Devils Bathtub, lol
Should be fine under normal conditions. Just avoid the pot holes, which isn't hard to do. We were surprised when we recorded this, the road was in fantastic shape.
Thanks for the reply and for sharing your experience.
@Kevin Our pleasure!
We took my Rav 4. It was just fine!
I have been watching all of these RUclips channels to get ideas of trails to hit in my Gladiator. This one looks like it is really nice.
What video editing software do you use? I am just getting started with YT, there is a ton of software out there.
I just subed and liked to try to help out your channel with the algos
Hey, thanks for watching! It's a beautiful drive and one of our favorites. We use Adobe PremierePro, and shoot with Canon M50s, GoPros, and even our iPhones at times. Appreciate the sub, and wish you the best - RUclips is a lot of work, but fun.
Looks like Ohio not that impressed
Thanks for watching!
We in NC don't really care that you are not impressed!