The basis for much of my exploration in Georgia, this subset of GDOT's road network contains Forest Service (I believe most are FS) roads with Gravel, Compacted Soil, Native or Other Material Surface Types and with an Operational Maintenance Level other than Closed. Meaning? Unpaved roads that are also open (or potentially open). There are many roads that I have found closed, but are likely not permanently closed. For instance, some may be closed seasonally only to reopen once conditions improve and the likelihood for damage due to weather and usage diminishes. The GDOT and FS roads are symbolized in orange in order to differentiate between the basemap roads sourced through GDOT and those I have personally captured with GPS (in red, see Cohutta post).
Download The Unpaved Georgia DOT and Forest Service Roads.kmz file.
View The Unpaved Georgia DOT and Forest Service Roads.kmz file in Google Maps.
Monday, February 1, 2010
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Are there some in Douglasville GA?
ReplyDeleteNot that I'm aware of. Let me know if you happen to find any legal trails.
ReplyDeletethank you for responding
ReplyDeleteSo the orange are Legal roads correct?
ReplyDeleteYes, the orange roads are (or were) legal roads as indicated by GDOT data downloaded in late 2009. Keep in mind that this post was made in early 2010. Roads can close and it is entirely possible that some roads indicated on the map above are now gated or permanently closed.
ReplyDeleteHow are dirt roads added to this map? Crowdsource this project!
ReplyDeleteWas wondering the same cause I have a lot by me
ReplyDeleteI'm looking for a particular red clay road in Jones County that I rode on when I borrowed my brothers motorcycle when I was 12. They have passed away now but I remembering my sister in law had told me it was in Jones County probably close to Macon. Any ideas?
ReplyDeleteDo you know of a red clay rd off Donnan Davis rd in Jones / Bibb County?
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