Exploring the Nemo Tunnel Trail in Eastern Tennessee | Inside Line
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- Опубликовано: 8 июл 2024
- It’s one of eastern Tennessee’s hidden gems- the Nemo Tunnel. While the tunnel itself is the main attraction, the trail leading to and from it makes this an adventure worth pursuing. On this Inside Line, Senior Off-Road Editor Ali Mansour takes a break from exploring Windrock Off-Road Park to check out this incredible piece of history. Here, we’ll let you know where to go, what to look for, and what we learned on our journey through tunnel 24.
00:00 Intro
00:34 How to find the Nemo Tunnel
01:38 The Trail to the Tunnel
03:04 Driving through the Nemo Tunnel
07:49 Exiting the tunnel
08:26 New Tunnel 24 Train Tracks
09:20 Emory river camping area
10:27 Finishing out the trail
11:49 Leaving the trail
12:36 Wonderful B-Roll
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I drove an Accord through there, the look on the Wrangler guys faces were priceless...
That’s awesome! I would be shocked too!
That galdiator looks great! no ligthbars, bed racks, roto-pax ect, simple and funccional, my kind of rig!!
Thank you!
Thanks for the great video and explanations
Excellent
Cool vid, been a long time since I've been in Tennessee, thanks for sharing. That red mud brings back memories. As you were entering into the tunnel I was thinking, those 40's give a guy a lot of confidence. I'd have fear factor turned up on just 33's and seeing that much water, in a dark tunnel. That old Charlie Daniel's Band song Wooly Swamp came to mind. Ha! Cool vid!
Great video! I live about an hour from this and always wanted to try it out. Appreciate the directions the most! Looking forward to your Windrock video. 👍🏼
Thank you!
Great views and descriptions. Love the new color of the Gladiator lol Safe travels.
Thank you!
The trails now have no trespassing signs up from what I’ve been told by many. I live about 40 min away. A truck was struck 2 months ago and there were rumors of the impending closing for months before that even. The city of Wartburg are trying to find a solution to the situation.
I just saw the video of the truck being hit (which was completely avoidable). I hope they can work something out. It seems like they could easily block off the portion that gets close to the track.
One of my favorite adventures ever. So worth the trip. love it the tunnel has great acoustics also... me ,my little man and husband took this trip a couple of days ago.... we locked our hubs for the way down but never put it in 4wd..
So cool. I'm not in the US but I would definitively do this if I could
I’ll be at Windrock the last week of April. Definitely going to check out the Nemo tunnel
It’s worth the drive for sure!
We are gonna be in Nemo on the 29th amd windrock 30th… are you with a group ??
@@marcoalvarez4011 I will have one other Jeep with me. They are relatively new to 4 wheeling. I should be there the 24th to the 26th. The 27th I’m meeting up with another buddy and we are going to do the Daniel Boone back country byway
We are not gonna be there till the 29th our first stop will be Nemo then windrock half day then go back again that Saturday to windrock park. I have 5 vehicles with me. If you guys gonna be there that Friday 29th we can join you guys
Clarksville Tennessee here. Looking forward to taking my 4Runner though it.
So, who has to back all the way out of 2 vehicles meet from opposite directions?
I think it’s whoever is further down the tunnel. The tunnel isn’t super long, and you can typically hear if another vehicle is getting ready to enter due to the sound traveling so well. Most people only drive the tunnel in the direction I showed in the video as it’s the quicker way to get to it. Unfortunately, as of typing this, the tunnel is currently closed. Hopefully it will reopen soon.
As for the water depth, would a Sport S on 33s (no lift) be okay? I’m new to Jeep’s and have not forded any water obstacles.
I think that would be fine. Just watch the weather and make sure there’s not a ton of rain before you go.
Ha! For a Subaru most of that "trail" is hardly more than going shopping. But that deepest water isn't something hardly any stock SUV could do.
The trail is easy, but that’s some deep water! Maybe I need to upgrade my wife’s Outback with a snorkel and try it again!
Have you ever thought about doing some Montana trails
I’ve done a few on Ultimate Adventure and some on JK Experience, but that’s been forever ago. I’d like to get out west again and explore. It’s just a long drive from North Carolina.
@@DrivingLine if you make it to Montana let me know I'd love to go trailing with you
Will do!
What's the etiquette if you someone is coming the other way? Is it wide enough to pass?
It is not wide enough to pass. If you meet somebody in the middle, let’s just hope one of you has really good back up lights. Sound travels really well in the tunnel. I imagine if you just roll down your window when you get to the start you’ll know if there’s another vehicle beginning at the end.
It’s supposed to be one way. When you come out of the tunnel hang a left towards the river and follow the trail ,it’ll loop you back around.
Is the tunnel directional ? Don’t remember you saying anything about meeting somebody head on. ??? What if somebody is coming the other way.
It is not directional. Most people from what I understand go in the way that I did and then take the hard left to finish out the trail. I think the best rule of thumb is if you do face oncoming traffic, the person with the smallest group or whoever is the furthest down the tunnel has the right of way. It’s really wide, so it wouldn’t be that big of a deal if you had to back up a good bit. Not ideal of course. Also, when you pull up to the tunnel initially you will be able to tell that the sound travels very far. Rolling down your window, you’ll know real quick if someone is coming the opposite direction.
I’m from there and what most people do is honk before you go in and if someone in driving through they will honk back and then you just wait for them to come out