DESTINATION 14- DEVILS RIVER STATE NATURAL AREA
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- Опубліковано 28 сер 2024
- We are still in Texas, this time we are boondocking in an area called Devils River. Accessed by a 22 mile long dirt and gravel road, this area has no services. No cell signal, no electric or sewer hookups, and, in our case, not even a bathroom nearby.
You captured a beautiful, remote part of Texas in your fine video! Love that background music.
thank you. It was one of the most memorable locations on our trip. Want to go back already...
@@jeepdude67 : This drive reminds me of Pinto Canyon Road southwest of Marfa. Ever driven that? Take your jeep!
Rich love these videos. Beautiful places. Best part of these videos? You being unstressed. Keep'em coming. It is fun to watch your journey. Give that good looking wife of yours a hug from me.
Thanks! Yeah I’m unstressed because I don’t have to deal with Seltzer and Joyal’s dictatorship!!
The generator could be heard 5 miles down the canyon, if you are downwind. Also you can hear a windmill squeak a couple miles from you in a gentle wind. That is why (for 50 years) we camp on the Devils. We would rather hear a squeaking windmill than a generator. Enjoyed the video, and leave the generator at home.
I have been here. It's a cool place.
We loved it. Thanks for watching.
Howdy y’all!! New subscriber
welcome to the channel!
Much cooler if you pressure washed it. But still beautiful absolutely beautiful
Was the road as difficult as the web page says it is? Or should i reconsider taking my tucson there 😅
It's not too bad. The first section off the highway is pretty well graded and just your typical back country dirt road. Any vehicle can make it. The last section gets a bit rocky, but it isn't anything that a little patience, proper lines and moderately high clearance vehicle couldn't handle. I would recommend booking a campsite near the visitor center, not the more remote sites down the canyon. There's a section that is really rocky near some of the equipment sheds that might prove difficult for a Tucson. Air down your tires a bit and you should be fine on the other sections.
@@jeepdude67thanks!!