Tent Camping On Bryant Creek in Coopers Creek Wildlife Management Area
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- čas přidán 20. 08. 2024
- We left the house on Friday afternoon and drove over to Chattahoochee River Road north of Helen, Georgia. Set up camp beside Vandiver Branch in the dark on Friday night. The next morning we took our time making breakfast and coffee over the campfire and headed out around 9:30. Continuing up Chattahoochee River Road, we stopped to check out the upper Chattahoochee River and a few waterfalls along the way. Our plan was to ride Trey Mountain and find a spot to camp over there on Saturday night but most of the gates were locked on these roads so after a few hours of hitting dead ends, we decided to head west. We got to Coopers Creek Wildlife Management Area a little bit after lunch and started riding FSRs we hadn’t been down. We stopped at every decent campsite we came across but didn’t settle. At one of these spots we found a snake cruising around in the unseasonable warmth of this February afternoon. I ran into a buddy from work out fly fishing shortly thereafter and shot the bull with him and his brother for a few minutes. Finally at around 4:30 we found the perfect spot. We rounded a bend in the forest service road and on the left was a really nice looking clear spot in a creek bottom. I found a rough little trail that took us through some deep mud holes to the flat spot by the creek. We quickly set up camp and started exploring the creek. There was an awesome waterfall a hundred yards down stream from where we were set up and we climbed to the bottom to get a better view and hung out down there for at least an hour. We cooked cheddar jalapeño dogs over the fire and roasted marshmallows for desert before calling it a night. Overall, it was a good weather weekend, we found great camping spots, saw some wildlife, found some waterfalls that you won’t find on Google Maps, and just had a blast exploring a little bit more of the Chattahoochee National Forest and the mountains of north Georgia. Thanks for watching 💯👍
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Thanks, Caleb and Noah, for showing us how simple and fun camping can be! Glad you share here the beautiful water falls that go unnoticed unless you go exploring! Love the sound of that rushing water.
Really like your videos. Spent a lot of time with my Dad hunting in Coopers Creek area as a kid. Thanks for this.
That’s awesome! I really like the entire area around Suches, GA. Thanks for watching 💯👍
outstanding footage❗ you are a good dad too👍💯🚂🇺🇲🇺🇲
That is such a cool waterfall to find!!!! Great job.
Great Time Spent With Ya Caleb & Noah, Thanks From Frosty Canada ! ATB T God Bless
Thanks for watching as usual. Yall stay warm up there 💯👍
Hello Caleb & Noah! So nice to meet fellow CZcamsrs and explorers! We've been enjoying your channel and appreciate how you take the time to teach your son about camping and nature!! We are looking forward to exploring Georgia! Terry drives thru GA every week on his truck route. We will continue to enjoy your adventures with Noah! 💙Terry and Terri
That’s awesome! I’m glad you are enjoying the videos. Thanks for watching 💯🤙
Like number 17. AWSOME video guy's. Love that spot you were at. And I hope you enjoy those Waffles 👍🏻🤣
Yeah I’ll definitely be back to this spot, thanks for watching as usual 💯👍
Love the videos for sure , sorry for seeing this one so late but I’m wondering where in north Georgia do you live, I’m in Gainesville and would love to ride with you guys sometime if possible
2A daddy💯❤️🚙🇺🇲🇺🇲
I’m familiar with Coopers Creek wma but haven’t heard of Bryant Creek, can this be found on the wma map? Would love to camp there.
I would suggest scrolling around on Google Maps, it shouldn’t take you too long to find it.
WE LIVE ABOUT 11 MILES FROM HELEN AND ALWAYS WANTED TO CAMP LIKE THIS BUT HOW DO WE FIND THE rules and regulations on doing this? is there a fee. does your hunting and fishing license allow you to camp on wma land??? is there a site to look this up??? Help!!!!
most WMAs and state/national forests have primitive dispersed campsites. it's public land. your land! you don't need permit for sites like this. no fees. just make sure you don't light a fire if there is a burn ban.
There’s no rules or regulations. Just find a forest service road and go for it. It’s free.