Tudor Loop / 107

Night run. Good time. Saw 1 deer. Nothing of concern for drivers but would recommend 4x4.

Great Sunday drive. Some old wooden barns and houses and lots of wildlife. Check out the School Hill Cemetery really interesting.

Pretty cool basic trail. I’d say drive at like 35-45 makes this all worth the while

My wife went to drive the "Loop" today. My wife drove the entire Loop - from East side to West side (recommended). The route was dry with no water on the road or crossing it. There were a few fun hills on the West side. I can see where there could be some areas that could be prone to becoming high(er) water crossings after a heavy rain. But today was nice and relaxing - nothing technical at all. Just nice to be out in the countryside. Have fun.

Love the backroads of North Hill Country. Went immediately after a major long storm that hit north Texas. Roads were very soupy and all creeks were FLOWIN over roads. Deepest I went through was roughly 18-20” deep. Hit a spot on the west side I decided to turn around due to road being absolute soup, due to lack of service and remoteness I just decided to reverse it. Saw a few hen turkeys, some does ran along side us. 10/10 would recommend, it's beautiful out there.

Trail conditions were good overall. West side of trail has the most obstacles. Several low water crossings with the deepest being about 6" deep. There was one dry low water crossing if you are in a lower vehicle beware of your approach angle. 1 tree partially blocked road but able to get around with no pinstriping. Several things to see along the way. Minimal local traffic passed maybe 5 vehicles. Parts of this route are basically in peoples front yard so please be respectful of dust and speed at times. Some potholes and washouts throughout but nothing horrible. East side of trail is well maintained wide county road.

This was my first ever trail. I enjoyed it. It’s basically just dirt and gravel backroads but there were some fun muddy patches and washouts. Great for beginners.

If you’re looking for a nice relaxing drive with nothing technical this is your spot. White rocked roads the whole way, the back half is more fun in my opinion with a few good water crossings at the end of the loop. The SmokeStack restaurant is right across from the loop and a great place to stop after you make the loop. Also note Breckenridge trail is roughly 12-15 mins from Tudor loop. I will leave a review on that run as well.

We saw a bit of wild life, a couple turkey, a javelina and a cat. Great side quest from our road trip. We saw 1 other vehicle the whole drive.

Nice trail. Definitely will need to try it at night.

Very quiet and peaceful trail. Very dusty. Has a few low water crossings but with no rain, it's not anything to worry about.

Trail was loose gravel and overall in pretty good shape. Only saw one other car for the ~35 or so miles I did.