DNGRRGR99
Rank III
Enthusiast I
Kentucky Adventure Tour :: 1000 Miles of Adventure
GPX Files and informartion about the Kentucky Adventure Tour
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KAT (Kentucky Adventure Tour)
- Thread starter DNGRRGR99
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Enthusiast III
We're wanting to go explore a section of the KAT this month or next or anytime this summer (April through whenever 2021). Wanting to go with some others just so we aren't going alone. We've never been. We like the idea of doing weekend portions, maybe three days worth over the coming months.
Traveler III
Sounds great!
axlesandantennas
Rank 0
Contributor II
I've done quite a bit of the KAT. Matter of fact, it passes though a good amount of Jackson County, which is where my paternal side of the family is from. I was telling Dad about it, and he was like "they think that's fun now??" haha.
It's a awesome trip. The S tree camp site is more remote but the trail that pops out at Sand Gap is really fun. There is another camp site called Turkey Foot in McKee and the last time I was there it was super duper clean. But, beware, this area, at least two years ago, was dry, as in, no beer. So if you want a beer, BYOB.
It's a awesome trip. The S tree camp site is more remote but the trail that pops out at Sand Gap is really fun. There is another camp site called Turkey Foot in McKee and the last time I was there it was super duper clean. But, beware, this area, at least two years ago, was dry, as in, no beer. So if you want a beer, BYOB.
Started looking at this today. Might give me inspiration to hustle up and get my Suburban back to being driveable. I currently haven't even transferred the title because I started working on it right away after I bought it. No seats in it currently to even drive if I wanted too. been using a cooler or half of a cinder block as a driver's "seat" when I need to move it in the driveway.
JeepNutt1983
Rank 0
Contributor I
Newbie quetion. I tried to open the KAT gpx file but google maps said it was too large. I just downloaded GAIA and it only shows the waypoints and not the route. Any suggestions?
Enthusiast III
I'm assuming you are doing this on a smartphone (since you said you downloaded GAIA). Try logging into your account on a computer, the phone versions can be wonky (especially Android). When you drag the .gpx file into GAIA it should give you the option of whether you want to import waypoints and/or the routes.
JeepNutt1983
Rank 0
Contributor I
Thanks, I just tried the online and I still do not seem to see a route. I had the same issue with the GAT but that file was small enough to open in Google Maps
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Enthusiast III
Did you try to import the file again on your computer? or are you just viewing what you uploaded on your phone?
On a separate note, have you done the GAT yet? How many days did it take you? I just found it the other day and it looks like alot of fun.
Dlnuckolls
Rank V
Off-Road Ranger I
The KAT is amazing! I had a friend join us in Cumberland and we did most of Main 2, earlier this year! We are already planning a trip to do more of it later in the fall.
Dlnuckolls
Rank V
Off-Road Ranger I
I use GaiaGPS and it loads the maps great and is usable from my iPhone, laptop, and my Android. Makes it a bit easier to follow, even when there was no signal.
JeepNutt1983
Rank 0
Contributor I
I picked up a different file from Overland Trails Guids and it works now.
I have not done any of the trails yet, just researching and picking out some options
I have not done any of the trails yet, just researching and picking out some options
Sunshine State ADVCo.
Rank III
Traveler III
I'm taking a group of my buddies to do the KAT end of October. Would love to share planning ideas with anyone else who has gone or is planning to go. Especially in regards to dispersed camping. We aren't big on official campsites. so any tips on dispersed camping would be Greatly appreciated.
