Make sense. I've heard it both ways. Thanks for the input!

Awesome! Yes, it's a fun, but mainly easy loop. Nice loop to make a weekend trip out of it.

Will a small camper fit

@@robertlantz2206 Very true. This was my first quarry dive and it’s way different than my experience in the ocean. But it checked a block on getting some training signed off and provides an easy way for us to check new equipment before making the 7 hour drive (or a flight) to the ocean.

@@ETForester We keep talking about getting out to Texas with our trailer to explore around. Hopefully soon!

@@ckmansell very true. Thanks!

Yeah as stated at the beginning of the video this was pretty much an easy ride, but driver skill level, weather conditions, and/or the line chosen can always change that. All footage in this video is from this particular ride. Some on the ride picked more challenging lines as you’ll see. All of the more challenging areas had easier lines or bypasses for those that needed or wanted them. Thanks for watching!

@@moodyblues1365 Awesome, good info. Yeah we were trying to get to Ferris Lake to check it out, but came across the gate with signs so turned around.

@@mikesears2857 Thanks for the info!

@@man4man7110 on our visit, the flow was higher than normal, so made the swim challenging. The flow varies so it would be a flip of the coin to predict the flow from day to day.

@@paolazelada8798 Tour was about $125 per person in Dec 2023 through DC Explorer.

@@doughalldorson8663 The little plug in heater is from Walmart.

@@gerard2620 Mine are inflatable wagon/wheelbarrow wheels from Harbor freight. Axle is just a threaded bar from Home Depot. Then spacers and nuts also from Home Depot. The main frame is the existing wheel frame that comes with the trailer with the single, small, plastic wheel removed. (I’ve seen some leave that small plastic wheel in as a center spacer.

@@GettingFreshAir Thank You !!

@@TakeAHikeToday The fridge slide was standard equipment up until around the 2020 model year. Not really sure why the got ride of it. We love it.

@@hitmusicsociety spring feed so a little chilly compared to the ocean.

@@DougBerz I am not. From Alabama and was a stop while heading to upstate NY.

@@SouthernOutfitter Here is the link to this years event: facebook.com/share/rUm5TbEcvkYABMjx/?mibextid=9l3rBW

@@GettingFreshAir thanks so much I live 10 min away from there

@@gameshark8181 Yes, overall I’d say this was an easy trail that beginners should be able to handle.

@@everestdog It is slick in some spots but the guides are there to help you. It’s not a long hike or steep hike, and the guides will take it at your pace.

@@GettingFreshAir ok cool! Is the tubing scary at all or are kids okay on it?

@@everestdog We did not think it was scary. It was a lot of fun. We did not have any kids with us but we did see some with other groups and they seemed to be enjoying it.

@@everestdog We did not think it was scary. It was a lot of fun. We did not have any kids with us but we did see some with other groups and they seemed to be enjoying it.

@@cynthiahorne6023 At the time of the video it was $30 USD per person. I’d check their website for current pricing.

Still 30 per person an 80 for the raft

As someone who camps and rides here multiple times per year, that camper did not go down any trails to get to the lake. When you enter by the gatehouse, you drive down a gravel road all the way to the lake. We have a 43' fifth wheel toy hauler that we pull with a semi, and it is a pretty wide road back there. The way this guy edited his video made it appear that you have to take trails to the beach area, but you don't.

They lay wet year arou d i helped make some these trails sxs are the real enemy

Good luck! What location? It was very challenging but rewarding regardless of the outcome.

Work has been keeping us busy this year (KZbin is not our full time gig like many of the other big channels), but we are in the planning stage for a two week summer trip with plans to hit a few more JBOH trails. I also agree with you about the extreme builds. It’s kind of like cheating. There’s a Trail Rated emblem on the side of a Jeep for a reason. The vehicle is fully capable with the right driving skills. If you want to rock crawl something extreme then get a buggy. I always have to chuckle at those that trailer the Jeeps to the trail because 1) they have modified it so much it gets terrible gas mileage and is not efficient for street use anymore, and/or 2) they are really terrible drivers (but have a “cool” Jeep) and plan/expect to break something on the trail. Anyway, off my soapbox. Thanks for checking out our videos!

@@GettingFreshAir well I'm kinda a cheater but it's my daily lol. Was very impressed with that JT doing 3X at Redbird. I never thought a JT would be able to do some of those turns.

@@WarthogOverland Yes that was very tight in the JT!

Good to know. Thanks!

All the sites have a fairly steep grade down to the water so it really depends on how adventurous you want to get.