Check out my loop me and some buds came up with. We have had about 40-60 people do/attempt it on bikes. But would be a great overland route. We literally went thru 6 states from sea level to over a mile high in NC. The goal was as much back dirt roads as possible. Very doable for most 4wds. With plenty of opertunities for more extreme crawling/mudding. It was 1850 miles. It took us 6 days. But we were moving pretty good.You can camp or stay in hotels. Or mix it up a bit like we did. Its a ever evolving route. This was the first run. The idea is to refine with input from everyone. We basically took alot of little sections and put them together. We need to work on the NW corner in GA. There was too much asphalt for my taste. Anyone have any trails that way?
Southern DS Loop ADV Style - ADVrider
What do you guys think of the Southern Offroad Loop(SOL)?
Anyone interested? I thought this would be ideal place to try and get some guys together.
Southern DS Loop ADV Style - ADVrider
What do you guys think of the Southern Offroad Loop(SOL)?
Anyone interested? I thought this would be ideal place to try and get some guys together.
Last edited by a moderator:
There are also 2 issues we encountered. One was that we ended up on Ft. Stewart.:whoops: I do not recommend this. And I do not endorsed the use of 2way radios to "avoid" the MPs.
A few of us paid hefty fines.
Then we went on some very challenging sandy whooped out logging roads that went on for miles. Way way back into the woods. It was great. Until we ran into a dead end of sorts-posted property.
The good news is every one gets to learn from our mistakes. Rubicon maybe you can sort that section out for us. Are you planning on heading North or South? Some guys have planned their direction to work with/around the weather. One of the many benefits of a loop. You can get on/off anywhere. It's also very accessible for 90% of the South. A lot of people are doing it in sections. Due to time constraints. Let us know how it goes.
