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I use paper towel holders from Harbor freight. They're sold in with their tool chests & are magnetic. when the wind picks up just squeeze the 2 pieces closer together to cinch down on the roll. Find it here.....Towel Holder

Actually, everything needed (route .zip included) is here

Cool, perhaps I'll see you. Green Commander, possibly towing a Flyer Explore trailer.

Well for one, the TNJT. Other than that, I'm not sure of legal routes in the area. Perhaps someone a lil more familiar with NNJ might chime in an answer.

Seems that OK4WD in Stewartsville, NJ is having an event on Oct 22, 2022. They're not far from the Spruce Run area. If anyone is thinking about traveling parts of the TNJT, this could be a two-fer.....ride the trail & hang out at OK4WD! I may drive up, camp at Spruce run, break camp Sat morning...

I'm a longtime subscriber to Overland Journal & OutdoorX4. I've never seen Tread

Because in 10 years, the 3rd row seat in the Commander was deployed/used once. I removed said 3rd row seat, built a box to have a flat floor but in it is my tool roll, air compressor, tire repair kit, saw, map portfolio, rain gear, hammock, Woodsman Pal, recovery gear,cordage, etc.

While not today, I added a Rotopax angle mount.

@JCross simply paint it semi-gloss black along the body line?

I looked at the Forest River Product but as everyone said, the build quality is junk. To be fair, I've owned Jayco & Coleman pop-ups & 3 motorhomes by Jayco, Tiffin & Thor. The quality isn't great in any of them. Last year I purchased an intech Flyer Explorer & I'm quite happy with it.

So it's come down to this....... https://www.foxnews.com/us/new-york-city-store-locks-spam-plastic-case-amid-crime-spike

@Cooter545 The file is in the first post of the first page of this thread. You can unzip it & download it from there. I think the file is too large to email.

@bradwesley I'm sorry I might be late in my response but there was another fire in the Batsto area. I think Bulltown Rd was closed for a while as was Buttonwood Hill camp. NJFFS reported the fire 100% contained yesterday.

Forrest fire in Wharton. https://pressofatlanticcity.com/news/local/fire-in-wharton-state-forest-has-spread-to-600-acres/article_ab5fb9e2-f03d-11ec-a6ea-578f3d91006d.html

@RobDiablo44 The by-passes are for your & your vehicles safety/well-being. They are of course seasonal. For instance, where the "Mt Misery Water Crossing" bypasses. I've saw the water levels in May approximately 3'+ deep. I've traversed it in September, I've driven thru it and the water was...

It is a hiking trail although (as you saw) portions of it follow sand roads. https://www.state.nj.us/dep/parksandforests/parks/docs/batona14web.pdf

@El Viking Great to hear & Thank you for sharing your experiences! you towed a trailer.....Nice!. I thought of dragging my Intech Flyer Explore along the route but it may be a lil too much. I often run/maintain the southern portion of the trail (Byrne S.F. to Cape May). I'm glad it's good after...

@vagabonds overland Congratulations on completing the trail! The TNJT is not physically marked with any paint blazes. I've seen the blue blazes in the Pine Barrens but nowhere near any of the officially marked/published trails by the Forest Service. A little googling found a hint that there's...

Some years ago, I called Overlanding "Four-Wheeling for old Guys" (yes, i'm an old guy)

The file is the bottom of the 1st post of this thread. You can download it from there.