Off roading near Chattanooga

Well a couple hours away is land between the lakes! I'd love some company to go out with if you ever make a trip up here! I have a trail hawk and have been all over that place. And a tow strap incase you get stuck lol

Rje420247 said:

Well a couple hours away is land between the lakes! I'd love some company to go out with if you ever make a trip up here! I have a trail hawk and have been all over that place. And a tow strap incase you get stuck lol

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Wish I could take you up that offer .. I was also wondering about wheeling in this area ... More specifically ... Between Chattanooga and Atlanta. While in the Atlanta area, we will have a free day and I am trying to find a place for light off road and hiking, but cannot incorporate a trip back that far North.

I know that prentice cooper state forest has some pretty good OHV trails


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Bump.....anyone?

Heading to Turkey bay at LBL this weekend if anyone is interested!!

FAB said:

Anyone know of any place near Chattanooga to do some light off roading. I only have Active Drive1 but want to try some off roading.

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About 50 miles southeast of you. Between Chatsworth and Eton on the 411 in Georgia. Called the CCC road. You can google it. It goes through the Hootch. Stream runs through it as well and places to pull over and hang out and chill while enjoying the Hootch.

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FAB said:

Anyone know of any place near Chattanooga to do some light off roading. I only have Active Drive1 but want to try some off roading.

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About 50 miles southeast of you. Between Chatsworth and Eton on the 411 in Georgia. Called the CCC road. You can google it. It goes through the Hootch. Stream runs through it as well and places to pull over and hang out and chill while enjoying the Hootch.

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It's nice back there, if you go far enough you can visit Lake Conasauga, Georgia's highest lake. Good fishing, and beautiful scenery. Keep going and it eventually comes out over by Amicalola Falls. Makes for a good day trip or to spend a few hours away. There are a couple of campgrounds back there too.

Above Oak Ridge you will find Windrock Park. 72000 acres of off-roading of all types.

http://www.windrockpark.com/