Outdoors in the Smokies || Cosby, TN || 4K UHD || JEEP RUBICON

[@harolddenton6031]

I want to bring my 2023 stock Tacoma TRD Off road model truck to go driving on these trails. Where are you located? My son Daniel Denton is a LT commander in his 13 th year in the naval fleet. He was class of 2010 usba graduate. He also has a 2008 Tacoma 4x4 truck.

[@slpwest59]

We are getting ready to head up here at the end of March. Do you remember what trails and the levels they were marked? Thanks for the video!

[@americaroadtrip-5918]

This video covers almost all the trails, but I don't recommend here. It might be a waste of money. I rather recommend Windrock park instead.

[@slpwest59]

@@americaroadtrip-5918 we already got this one booked so committed. Thinking it looks good to break myself in. It'll be my first time taking my 4Runner on a trail. I recently heard if Windrock. It's on my list to go. Both places aren't to far from me. Thanks for getting back to me!! Really enjoyed the longer video.

[@americaroadtrip-5918]

I recommend "Parson Branch Rd, Townsend, TN 37882"

[@harolddenton6031]

I totally recommend going through cades cove and in the back of the park beside the visitors center and publuc bathroom house you will see forge creek gravel road. Turn right onto that road leaving visitors center parking lot. After travel couple miles you will come to parsons branch rd on the right side. It is a narrow mountain pass gravel road. Think it goes for about 8 miles coming out onto hwy 129 (called the dragins tail) just south below fontana damn damn. Then you can drive back north west into maryville or go east up towards Bryson city. I took my new 2023 stock Tacoma TRD off road truck on that road this past Sunday. It was a fun twisting drive crossing creeks about 12 times. The water was never over 5 to 7" deep on all of the creek crossings. The road has lots of small ruts in it but not too bad of a drive. You are isolated way back in the mountains so make sure you have a spare tire just incase a tire goes flat.