US Southwest Annual Texas Hill Country Route Trip

[roots66]

Anyone have the GPX file for the trip from James River area down to Junction? I've heard of it, but cant find it.

I haven't heard of that one. If you do find it, please share.

 

[2WheelRob]

I probably have it, I'll take a look tonight and if I have it I'll get it to you.

 

[roots66]

Speaking of other routes. I should be planning a trip on the Three Sisters route this fall when the maple trees start turning. It's all pavement, but the views are awesome. This is legitimate hill country.

 

[Sparksalot]

Anyone have the GPX file for the trip from James River area down to Junction? I've heard of it, but cant find it.

A few of us did this during lockdown. @roots66

 

[roots66]

A few of us did this during lockdown. @roots66

Thanks. I'll keep a copy and see about this trip sometime.
Based on the topo map, it looks like a pretty nice drive.

 

[2WheelRob]

Anyone have the GPX file for the trip from James River area down to Junction? I've heard of it, but cant find it.

I dont know how to upload a gpx file but I think I have it. It's labeled "Junction to Dos Rios" can I email it?

 

[roots66]

I dont know how to upload a gpx file but I think I have it. It's labeled "Junction to Dos Rios" can I email it?

You can email it to me. Roots66@protonmail.com
Rex provided a gpx for "Mason to Junction". I'll see if it's the same.

 

[roots66]

A few of us did this during lockdown. @roots66

Here is the KML version as well as the GPX/KML for the Three Twisted Sisters route.

 

[EpicPlanet]

How was the event? I was not able to attend after all, but last month, I did buy a vehicle for such things. Picked up a 2005 Mitsubishi Montero. Going to use it for an overland build. Hopefully, I'll document the process and be able to share it in the appropriate forums. Looking forward to this trip next year!