I just drove this portion over Thanksgiving, but traveling south bound. I was alone in my Tundra so I didn't try the bypass that you did over the washout. I did a u turn and about 3/4 mile back, I made a right turn on another dirt road. It had rained quite a bit the night before and the road was fairly muddy. That turned into a paved road that looped back into the GAT south of the washout. So if traveling south, that loop road is about 3/4 on the left before the road closure.
@dirtybunchjeepclub1986 I doubt that they will repair it. Looks like a bunch of hunting land on that road, so I'm guessing that they love the limited traffic with the road closure signs. I almost rerouted when I seen the sign headed south, but curiosity made me take it.
Your first trail closure was ours as well but we hit that in 3/22. Crazy to see they never fixed it at all. We learned that if that "don't follow gps" sign is up, GA doesn't lie. 😂. There was no bypass as I think the washout had happened very recently to us hitting the closure. There was also two dead hogs at the bottom that were rotting so it smelled real bad. They must have gotten caught up in the road washout. Soo, that washout had been there over a year so not sure when it will be fixed, if ever.
Oh wow! 😁 That's crazy! Glad there weren't dead hogs at the bottom when we rolled through. We saw several of those signs during our time on the GAT as well as the Georgia Traverse and all of them were legit, so we would agree with you on that. 👍
Good video, I appreciate your content. Today, March 30, 2024, that bridge is still completely non-existent. The bypass that y’all took now has a bypass of its own due to a 3’ drop that would be impassable for any rig.
Wow! Thanks for letting us know! I wonder why they've never fixed that bridge? Seems odd. I'm sure that there's a story there. Thanks for watching! By the way, if you like this content ... check out our other channel @BestLifeAdventureChannel. 👍😀
I just drove this portion over Thanksgiving, but traveling south bound. I was alone in my Tundra so I didn't try the bypass that you did over the washout. I did a u turn and about 3/4 mile back, I made a right turn on another dirt road. It had rained quite a bit the night before and the road was fairly muddy. That turned into a paved road that looped back into the GAT south of the washout. So if traveling south, that loop road is about 3/4 on the left before the road closure.
Thanks for letting us all know! Still surprised that this section of the road has been washed out for so long. Wonder if they'll ever fix it?! 🙂
@dirtybunchjeepclub1986 I doubt that they will repair it. Looks like a bunch of hunting land on that road, so I'm guessing that they love the limited traffic with the road closure signs. I almost rerouted when I seen the sign headed south, but curiosity made me take it.
Your first trail closure was ours as well but we hit that in 3/22. Crazy to see they never fixed it at all. We learned that if that "don't follow gps" sign is up, GA doesn't lie. 😂. There was no bypass as I think the washout had happened very recently to us hitting the closure. There was also two dead hogs at the bottom that were rotting so it smelled real bad. They must have gotten caught up in the road washout. Soo, that washout had been there over a year so not sure when it will be fixed, if ever.
Oh wow! 😁 That's crazy! Glad there weren't dead hogs at the bottom when we rolled through. We saw several of those signs during our time on the GAT as well as the Georgia Traverse and all of them were legit, so we would agree with you on that. 👍
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You mentioned you had lockers. Do you have aftermarket lockers on the Sahara? Been contemplating them for my wife’s Sahara.
The black Sahara named Valkyrie has ARB air lockers on the front and the back. We really like them and would recommend them. 😀
Good video, I appreciate your content.
Today, March 30, 2024, that bridge is still completely non-existent. The bypass that y’all took now has a bypass of its own due to a 3’ drop that would be impassable for any rig.
Wow! Thanks for letting us know! I wonder why they've never fixed that bridge? Seems odd. I'm sure that there's a story there. Thanks for watching! By the way, if you like this content ... check out our other channel @BestLifeAdventureChannel. 👍😀
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