That's a awesome spot to campout right there now been there a many times myself but i never did camp out there though cause once you cross the steel bridge they're a mile and quarter maybe hike on a trail to a massive overhang in the rock that's a perfect place to camp in too now
Best Time to go there early fall or late spring .....Great trail and mix of obsticles . You guys had a great mix of rigs love it ....I have to try next time ...Cheers
Great showcase of that particular part of the KAT. Like the other gentlemen below, I'd like know the specifics of those locations in this video. I'm unable to really camp / true overland right now due to a little Gastro-cardiac issue but I'd love to day trip those areas. Assuming you may have used GAIA or something, I'd be fine if you could just share the Coordinates as a POI. I've searched several KAT GPS info online but can't find anything other than the entire loop in sections but nothing where anyone has pointed out specific POI's that show stuff like where you went in this video. Thanks in advance.
This looks like it was an amazing trip. I was just in that area about a month ago. I don't think that metal culvert is there anymore, if that little crossing is where I think it is. Do you guys run these kinds of trips often? I would love to join in on the next one!
@@rockyour4x4 great video and I recognized that bridge immediately. I grew up there on atv's. It's a shame you can't have access to the beautiful trails on the other side anymore unless on horseback, foot, or bicycle.
@@rockyour4x4 that it was. It was an old railroad bed that went from Mt. Helen, TN to Onedia, TN. So it was mostly flat, easy trails with water crossings. Multiple camping areas, swimming holes, massive rocks to look at, and just down right scenic. Shame the park service took that away from everyone with motorized access in favor of non-motorized access only.
This is along the Kentucky Adventure Tour route, which is in northeast Tennessee and extends up into Southeast Kentucky. This is mostly in the western section of the Tennessee and Kentucky side.
That's a awesome spot to campout right there now been there a many times myself but i never did camp out there though cause once you cross the steel bridge they're a mile and quarter maybe hike on a trail to a massive overhang in the rock that's a perfect place to camp in too now
Oh the memories, was a great time!
Awesome adventure
Best Time to go there early fall or late spring .....Great trail and mix of obsticles . You guys had a great mix of rigs love it ....I have to try next time ...Cheers
Looks like fun! Maybe not in the snowy cold...spring would be nice. And that tiny Land Cruiser, I might need one of those!
Wow what a great Adventure. Nice editing👍🏻
I’d drive over from Missouri for that😄😉
Thanks 👍
Fun times.
Rockyour4x4!good evening- well ~🤙
Like. The video allot and looked like a great ride. Only thing is suggest is maybe a little narration.
That looked like a great time.
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Nice video
Thanks
I wished I didn’t have to leave so early into the trip . Another exciting fun trip it appears.
For sure!
We may need to hit the 2024 version!! Looks like a lot of fun!!
It’s coming up!
Would love some quick pointers about where these roads can be found, especially in Big South Fork
Search KAT (Kentucky Adventure Tour)
I'll be there this year
Hey there!
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@@rockyour4x4 Okay. Have a great day!
Great showcase of that particular part of the KAT. Like the other gentlemen below, I'd like know the specifics of those locations in this video. I'm unable to really camp / true overland right now due to a little Gastro-cardiac issue but I'd love to day trip those areas. Assuming you may have used GAIA or something, I'd be fine if you could just share the Coordinates as a POI. I've searched several KAT GPS info online but can't find anything other than the entire loop in sections but nothing where anyone has pointed out specific POI's that show stuff like where you went in this video. Thanks in advance.
I can sure do that. Shoot me an email off our business page.
Awesome. I just sent a message. Thanks again. @@rockyour4x4
This looks like it was an amazing trip. I was just in that area about a month ago. I don't think that metal culvert is there anymore, if that little crossing is where I think it is. Do you guys run these kinds of trips often? I would love to join in on the next one!
This particular trip falls every year on MLK weekend. Check out East Tennessee Overlanders on FB.
@@rockyour4x4 Thank you! I just requested to join that group.
Are you guys a club? If so, Info on how to join, or meet ups, Please. Thanks
East Tennessee Overlanders on Facebook
is the 4xe cowl for under hood air compressor?
Yes, that is the air output and the compressor is behind the rear seat.
Ahh ok. I was gonna ask how you got one to fit under the hood but under the seat makes sense
Where is this?
This trip was portions of the Kentucky Adventure Tour route.
Where’s the ZR2????
He wasn’t on this trip, but he’s back in action and ready for the next one.
@@rockyour4x4that’s a relief! Can’t wait to see the ZR2 back on the channel.
Where is that super cool bridge at ?
O & W Bridge
@@rockyour4x4 great video and I recognized that bridge immediately. I grew up there on atv's. It's a shame you can't have access to the beautiful trails on the other side anymore unless on horseback, foot, or bicycle.
That would have been really cool.
@@rockyour4x4 that it was. It was an old railroad bed that went from Mt. Helen, TN to Onedia, TN. So it was mostly flat, easy trails with water crossings. Multiple camping areas, swimming holes, massive rocks to look at, and just down right scenic. Shame the park service took that away from everyone with motorized access in favor of non-motorized access only.
Are all these vehicles locked front an rear?
Nope, was a mix
Some had no lockers front or rear
Where is this at?
This is along the Kentucky Adventure Tour route, which is in northeast Tennessee and extends up into Southeast Kentucky. This is mostly in the western section of the Tennessee and Kentucky side.
Right I’ve wheeled in jellico in that area which was really fun
@@4wdtennessee459this route goes east or west through Jellico.
That’s awesome I have family that lives there
No Isuzu Trooper this year? 😔
Location?
This is the KAT route in Eastern KY, NE Tennessee
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