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The south sections should be pretty easy to source gravel, especially S SW of San Antonio. I’d expect you’d go west for the next portions. If you can find the Benchmark maps Texas road and recreation atlas, it has the surface type. I’ll bring it Saturday
Greeneggssam
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I don’t think that there is much in the way of a BDR like those in some of the other western states. I did read this last night:
Maybe this could get you started!
Cheers,
SM
Maybe this could get you started!
Cheers,
SM
Inventor III
Thank you. I've done a fair share of TX dirt Roads, which of most are west Texas. I'd like to link them up. Thanks for the post.I don’t think that there is much in the way of a BDR like those in some of the other western states. I did read this last night:
Maybe this could get you started!
Cheers,
SM
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@Laud may be of more help with this.
I know he has a route that circumvents the Texas state line and possibly an E/W BDR, I would be surprised if he doesn't have a N/S BDR as well.
There is also the T.E.A.T (Texas Epic Adventure Trail) that goes from Big Bend down towards San Antonio and then up towards Oklahoma.
I know he has a route that circumvents the Texas state line and possibly an E/W BDR, I would be surprised if he doesn't have a N/S BDR as well.
There is also the T.E.A.T (Texas Epic Adventure Trail) that goes from Big Bend down towards San Antonio and then up towards Oklahoma.
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I have not heard of T.E.A.T till you mentioned it. I took a look and wow, that is an epic route. Very Cool!
