4K Ultra HD || Jeep Trail || Charlie’s Creek at Tallulah river, GA || JL RUBICON || 4K Road Footage

[@dubv6902]

Awesome video..love the music..very chill 😎

[@Ava61809]

Which do you prefer Sarah’s creek or Charlie’s?

[@jamesli7117]

It was really fun and easy. The camp sites were nice as well. You’re instructions were very helpful. It did suck not having service tho. We ended up camping there over night. Beasley knob makes this place look like a children’s playground 😂.

[@alexwilliams2724]

My niece did in in her Jaguar…..and not one of those SUVs….GPS sent here on the wrong route….As some one who has driven this road I gained a new respect for her and the car after that

[@dalespencer803]

I went on this very trail a month ago. I wish it was this smooth. Still a nice ride.

[@BamaSecretSquirrel]

I am planning on going this weekend. What is the best entry point?

[@americaroadtrip-5918]

Find Tallulah River Rd. from Persimmon Rd. Have fun!

[@gilby7887]

Good video!

[@neil12011]

Just went through here yesterday. Awesome place! Thanks for posting this!

[@cmr7217]

Great vid. I am gonna try and hit it this weekend. Did sarahs creek last week but its way too tight. This looks wide open with some possible camping spots!

[@jounggoolee6112]

Thank you. I took another shot last week and it was pretty dried up. Will upload the video soon.

[@jamesli7117]

The camping spots r pretty nice. The trails r pretty easy too

[@cricker13]

Is the Water level low enough to go through without a lift kit?

[@americaroadtrip-5918]

Yes, it is pretty low. Even regular Wrangler can go through easily.

[@jarrettmccurry490]

I’m toying with taking my old subaru through this. It has 9 inches of ground clearance, does anyone who’s road this think it’s doable?

[@neil12011]

What did you film this with?

[@americaroadtrip-5918]

They're Sony actioncam and Dji Osmo mini. Thanks.

[@joonster025]

Love your videos. is there a way to share the trail map?

[@americaroadtrip-5918]

Find Tallulah River Rd. from Persimmon Rd. on google map

[@elanpucilla2049]

Could you do this in 2wd or do you need 4wd?

[@americaroadtrip-5918]

You definitely need 4x4. Road is getting rough.

[@elanpucilla2049]

@@americaroadtrip-5918 Even in the beginning by the first river crossing? I ask because we have an f150 on 33s with lockers.

[@americaroadtrip-5918]

@@elanpucilla2049 Oh, you'll be fine then :)

[@americaroadtrip-5918]

@ELAN Find Tallulah River Rd. from Persimmon Rd. on google map. Don't go too far after you cross the river because it get's real rough.

[@jamesli7117]

Is it a open trail and easy to find and follow?

[@jamesli7117]

And do u get cell phone reception?

[@americaroadtrip-5918]

@@jamesli7117 No reception unfortunately.

[@americaroadtrip-5918]

Find Tallulah River Rd. from Persimmon Rd. It's easy.

[@jamesli7117]

America Road Trip ok thank you! Is there anything else I should know abt the trail that u can think of? I’m new to this and I’m going with a friend Tuesday.

[@americaroadtrip-5918]

@@jamesli7117 Even a regular stock Wrangler can clear the path with no difficulties, I think. That time, one of my friend drove a Sahara with on road tires, but he was totally fine. There're some camp sites near the river. Have fun and be safe!

[@kennedyjr7169]

Anyone doing it in 2020 ?

[@jamesyers1975]

Crazy frog I’m looking for somewhere to go. Just picked up a 2015 Willys

[@mannys616]

Do you even need a 4x4

[@americaroadtrip-5918]

If you have AT tires, it would be fine without rain. But you definitely need 4x4 if you go to the right side road when you get the split on the top of the mtn. Thanks.

[@mannys616]

@@americaroadtrip-5918 I thought there was only one trail. Everyone was saying 20-40 mins. I was out there for over an hour!

[@donwaters2022]

No. There are cars clogging up the trails and even a mini van. If you stay on the trail anything outside a corvette or similar car is fine. I was there late Feb 2020. It's packed dirt from all the travel and the water crossing is very shallow if you follow the trail.

[@snakedoctor5397]

@@americaroadtrip-5918 I was just there today and went right at the fork, got all the way to where it is rutted out for a good 30 yard stretch and decided i shouldn't try it. Does it dead end or does it come out somewhere? It looked like it went on a good little ways.

[@americaroadtrip-5918]

@@snakedoctor5397 It is a dead end, but there is a little creek with a camping spot. The link is the footage to get there. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jHu6en6hacuqZtU

[@rubyetheridge5965]

Do you get on Charlie creek rd or stay on tallulah River road?

[@jounggoolee6112]

Stay on Tallulah rd till you get to Charlies creek rd. Thanks.

[@rubyetheridge5965]

Thanks for the quick reply. Where does Charlie’s creek rd come out? Or do you have to turn around and go back to tallulah rd

[@jounggoolee6112]

@@rubyetheridge5965 You'll see the splits. Right side, you get to the rough dead end and you'll get to the hwy 76 if you choose to left.

[@kkbodyshop]

I heard they closed some of the trails off

[@americaroadtrip-5918]

I revisited there 2 weeks ago and the main trail was open. But some unknown trails were closed for the wildlife protection purposes. Oh, Tray Mtn Rd was closed at that time, too.

[@kkbodyshop]

@@americaroadtrip-5918 do you know the address for it?

[@americaroadtrip-5918]

Find Tallulah River Rd. from Persimmon Rd.

[@donwaters2022]

It is closed now. April 2020 because of the virus! So are all gate lockable trails! Total crap!