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@@TheLateBoyScout Thanks mate! We appreciate your feedback.

@@vilhelmhw Thanks! The GPS showed that we were just shy of 10,000' at the highest point that we got to.

Wow 10,000 feet, that's getting up there. Thanks for letting me know. Happy Trails to You.

@@JAlfredPrufrock2012 thank you!

It was near there but not that actual OHV trail. We were exploring the forest service roads and side roads. There are a fair amount of side trails although most of them will have a sign saying if vehicle access is restricted or no vehicle access etc.

Yeah bro! for a long time I figured throttle controllers were a novelty but decided to try them and glad I did. Makes a big difference to the way the Jeep drives.

Thanks mate!

I'm pretty sure you can. You need a permit for vehicle access which I think includes camping. Local shops sell them.

yes, you can primitive camp anywhere on the beach on texas coast line for free. Only pay entry areas do or dont allow it.

Thank you! It's fairly easy to navigate around. I would definitely recommend downloading a Google map of the area before you go.

Thanks mate!

That's a bummer about your injector! It's a nice drive out there.

Not when the last two Hurricanes to hit the Texas Coast went straight over it is now a disaster area , Nicholas Sept.15 , 2021 and Beryl 7-8-24 and then of course directly through my neighborhood 25 miles Northeast , if Beryl was a Cat. 1 then I am Brad Pitt over two hundred large trees down in my neighborhood and Nicholas had already cleaned out the weak trees three years earlier , I have seen a strong Cat.3 ( Alicia in 1983 ) do less damage than Bryn did !

Thanks mate.

The roads are pretty mellow but you'd have to be careful for sure. It's a great place to chill out and get away from the city.

@@roamingkiwi4wd thank you for quickly responding. I will be there sometime these next couple weeks. I found a good spot but last time at night, my car was parked a ways up and I kept hearing my car door close lol it was just my mind but it drove me insane. Service Rd 215 south of stubble field recreation. Beautiful scenery though

Wow! Sounds like quite a history you have at Sargent!

Hey mate, no I don't sorry. We weren't using a GPS. Just driving around, seeing what we could find.

Hey mate, there were plenty of dirt bikes, no ATV's that we saw but there are loads of designated trails you can ride, far more options for bikes vs. Jeeps. As far as further north by Palestine, I'm not sure. We didn't make it that far north.

It's a great escape from the city. Have fun mate 👍🏼

Nope, wasn't us!

Thank you! We appreciate it!

Thank you!

Awsome job

I wish they left it all alone. I lived out there in the late 70's+. Those were the days, including fleeing from Hurricane Allen. Could drive on the beach exactly 10 miles to the Delta of the San Bernard river. Don Juan Marina honkey tonk was great. I built screened porch and giant sign on roof. That new bridge reminds me of some big city interchange. I hear they paved Canal Dr. They wrecked it by modernizing. Sargent Beach was a quaint😂 fishing village. A hermit lived on the beach there on the Matagorda side of 457.

The bridge was a Txdot project. Not the county, or the governors project. We go there all the time. The allure of Sargent is that it is an old beach town that is under populated.

You do?! And can't spell it right?

Hey mate, like any where off-road if you're by yourself, take caution. The day we were there I was in 2WD the whole time and running road tire pressures too.

@@roamingkiwi4wd Thanks! Hopefully I can adventure soon.

After the bridge take a left and go all the way down to the very last house. You can drive on! That’s the only spot you can go on and off the beach 🏖

@@brittneypflueger7817 not true, you can go right and drive down to the cut. ... on the beach.