Alabama thread!

Lol. I just pulled a day out of nowhere. Make a thread and start a poll, haha.

And don’t post it on Facebook

 

Slab

Prentrice Cooper

 

Prentice Cooper looks much nicer

 

that's some good photos.

well he also shared the most scenic of Prentice Cooper photos and only 2 trail photos of the slab...

where is Prentice Cooper?

 

Chattanooga area

 

dang that's a drive for some of y'all then, it's a haul just for me.

 

Prettiness is better for those that take the females. There is also a nice loop hike in the area

 

oh for sure. I don't think the slab is "ugly" though, and has enough to offer that's the only reason I was suggesting it...especially compared to TNF. plus if the female hates it...short drive home lol

 

I have never been to the slab. Would definitely be good for a day trip.

 

in my head I've ruled out TNF...not worth the drive to me.

I'm unopposed to whatever that place is called near Shittannooga. 6 one half a dozen the other for me. 2hrs either way.

 

@JBTacoma how would that trail in prentice Cooper be for a truck with only sliders?

 

Also some nice trails around little river canyon with some shallow water crossings.

 

Are those still accessible though? I remember going over there a few years ago and the trails that I remember riding back in the day were gated off.

 

YOU. we need YOU to go with us on a trip.

 

Trust me I am in on whatever trip yall decide. Just don't try to make me break my shit since its still my DD, haha.

 

I'm thinking you need to pick the date that works for you, whenever that may be. I know I can't manage an overnight trip right now with the house in shambles because I'd have to find a place for the dogs, and that's more difficult than being able to have my cousin stay over...which I can't ask her to do when I have no kitchen lol

 

So is TNF not worth exploring?

 

sure it is, but what you're allowed to ride on is just graded paths now.

 

I haven't been there. I saw some cool videos on YT that looked interesting, but do you even need 4WD to do it?