Tennessee Middle Tennessee ride plan?

Grey_Machine7.3 said:
I've heard ( from @AndyG ) that coppinger cove rd, in sequachie tn, is perfect for stockish jeeps. I've been wanting to check it out for a while.
And the service roads at land between the lakes are pretty fun, and mostly mild off roading.
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A friend and I went to Prentice Cooper State Forest once and it was fun. A lot of mild, wooded trails. I've since found out there may be some stuff we didn't get to there that's just a bit more challenging but should still be fine for a stockish vehicle. I wish I'd known about Coppinger when we were there. I'd like to try it as well.

https://www.tn.gov/agriculture/forests/state-forests/prentice-cooper.html
 
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joelachr said:
A friend and I went to Prentice Cooper State Forest once and it was fun. A lot of mild, wooded trails. I've since found out there may be some stuff we didn't get to there that's just a bit more challenging but should still be fine for a stockish vehicle. I wish I'd known about Coppinger when we were there. I'd like to try it as well.

https://www.tn.gov/agriculture/forests/state-forests/prentice-cooper.html
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ive been to cooper prentice, and it was a lot of fun. mild stuff, but really nice for just getting your feet wet in some offroady goodness.
 
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