9zero1790
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Fellow Texans, and anyone else here that wants to-
anyone interested in a sort of ranger group meet up and do a few back roads ? might be fun to meet some folks in person, see some nice scenery maybe get the grills going at night and camp fire. I was thinking some time in 2022 when its not too hot. here is what i had in mind. i stole the map from another group, overland journal or something like that. but its a nice area good dirt and gravel roads that any truck will handle (maybe not lowered). mixed with some highway and plenty of food and fuel near the route. some folks are referring to is as the Texas Hill Country overland trail. it is not really a trail it is a mix of farm and ranch roads. 99.9% of the land is private owned and no trespass, but public county and state roads. we would yield right away to farmers and ranchers of course. route has a couple easy water crosses and photo ops. if anyone is interested lets try to get it planned.
a link to show some pics and info from a few years back.
https://expeditionportal.com/overland-routes-the-texas-hill-country/
the basic route
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anyone interested in a sort of ranger group meet up and do a few back roads ? might be fun to meet some folks in person, see some nice scenery maybe get the grills going at night and camp fire. I was thinking some time in 2022 when its not too hot. here is what i had in mind. i stole the map from another group, overland journal or something like that. but its a nice area good dirt and gravel roads that any truck will handle (maybe not lowered). mixed with some highway and plenty of food and fuel near the route. some folks are referring to is as the Texas Hill Country overland trail. it is not really a trail it is a mix of farm and ranch roads. 99.9% of the land is private owned and no trespass, but public county and state roads. we would yield right away to farmers and ranchers of course. route has a couple easy water crosses and photo ops. if anyone is interested lets try to get it planned.
a link to show some pics and info from a few years back.
https://expeditionportal.com/overland-routes-the-texas-hill-country/
the basic route
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