Welcome, Overland Bound Region - Southeast
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Hello fellow OB SE members. Recently moved to Columbus, MS from Prescott, AZ! I was wondering if there are any good resources for finding trails/campgrounds around the area (trail books, websites, etc). Thanks in advance!
Influencer II
Howdy from Spring Hill, TN! I just signed up for an OB Membership and am officially member #13187. I am new to the overlanding scene but am super excited to dive right in. I am happy to see a regional group and one of the things I am most excited for is getting to know people who share the love for the outdoors. How can I help build the community in our region?
Enthusiast III
Influencer II
What's up man. I'm Nick from Florida member #12727. Nice rig. Bet TN is great wheeling / camping.
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Hey Nick! Yeah TN is pretty sweet. There are tons of camp grounds around here. I am on the search for something a little more primitive off the beaten path. Wish we had some BLM land in the southeast but that's alright. You have any fun spots in FL?
Influencer II
Yeah I hear only good things about TN. We have a few relaxing spots out here in FL. There is a place called Ocala National Forest which holds some of the nicest lakes, springs and overall trails. We tend to ride up SR-19 N to the NAVY bombing range where most of the kickass trials are. FL is flat but doesn't mean it cant be fun.
Try wind rock ohv. I know there’s primitive camping out there somewhere
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Thank you! This place is perfect and I will certainly be checking it out! For anyone else curious, click here for more information on the place. It looks very cool and is close to Catoosa Wildlife Management Area which is where the Nemo Train Tunnel is located. I believe I have found myself a full weekend trip.
@tsteb112 got any other recommendations?
Not off the top of my head. I live in Greenville Nc and have never ventured past the NC line westward. Black mountain and mount Mitchell, and uwharrie ohv are in NC and it is very cool and can be very primitive if you want it to be
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Enthusiast I
Hello! Don here, hailing from Raleigh, NC! New member (#13188). I grew up in the mountains of Vermont, but my career has led me to the city. I seek nature, wildlife, adventure and solitude every chance I get! I am passionate about photography, and of course blend that with my love of the outdoors! I look forward to meeting you all, going on adventures, and getting some great overlanding photos! I just purchased a 2018 Tacoma TRD Off Road 4DLB, and will begin building it up soon! I'll be heading to Overland Expo East in November, hope to see some of you there!
Brett Crane, member #14230, checking in from Gastonia NC (Just outside of Charlotte)! Looking forward to the floods of info forums bring!
You must be an ERAU grad in pilot training. Assuming. I'm retired USAF. I have some resources races if you are still interested.
Explorer I
Hey I’m in Springhill also. I started a fb group Mid TN Overland - Dirt road riders if you wanna join to keep up closer with the locals.
What about Savage Gulf?
I know the hiking are fun, especially when one expects to hike 20 miles and ends up doing 33 miles.
I wonder if there are off road trails there.
