Dirt Devil trip report (Mostly pics)

Thanks! The Dirt Devil is fun, but make no mistake...it's just dirt roads. There is really no challenge at all, but it is a nice scenic drive.

 

The bunch I have in mind for this....You most definitely don't want to throw anything too challenging at them. These guys consider driving across their lawn as off roading. Good guys that just want to splash a few water puddles and hang out in the outdoors for a day. Dirt Devil sounds PERFECT.

 

Looks like fun, nice rig man very cools setup. I dig you color matched bumper.

 

Let me know when you're going, and if I'm free I'll tag along.

 

This is going to be a horribly stupid question, and before anyone says anything... Yes I know my truck isn't made for ANYTHING but pavement pounding, BUT, is this doable with a 5 lug?

 

You could do it all in a Corolla. You'll be fine.

 

Sounds like my group of guys. I'd tag along if you guys get something together. I'm in the cookeville area, but I'd be willing to drive. Most guys around here are to hard core for me. I have a stock tacoma.

 

Keep an eye on "The Official Central Kentucky Thread" in the Midwest forum. I will be posting there (and other threads) with more details as they become more concrete.

 

How many total miles is this

 

The loop I normally do is just under 100 miles. There are about 200 miles total in roads, but you do a lot of backtracking to achieve that.

 

Thanks.

 

I believe its Frank Mayberry Rd that has the hill climb

 

Can you provide details of this trail, address/coordinates/directions?
I'm in Clarksville and its sounds like a good time.
Thanks!

 

http://www.dualpurposetn.com/site/mobile?url=http://www.dualpurposetn.com/Trail_Details.html#2958

 

Link above did not work for me but use this and the website should pop up:

http://www.dualpurposetn.com/

 

Oops, yeah that's it.

 

Worked for me!
Dave Maddox emailed me back asap and I'll be supporting the trails with a map purchase. Can't wait to get out there!!!

 

I'm up in Clarksville as well, let me know if you head out to drive this. Looks like something easy I can do right now, I don't want to get in too deep my first outing with a brand new Stock SR5.

 

A year ago this past, I went with a group that did Dirt Devil. It is what was described to me as "Subaru Friendly"....In fact, a stock 2wd could easily navigate these roads. Many of the are residents drive their cars in and out of the area. It is a VERY worthwhile journey though.

 

Well..... That doesn't sound too bad for a day off "I'm bored drive" but I don't know how I'd fair doing something like LBL without at least a set of off road tires, I'd like to find something more middle of the road.