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Overland AdventureTimes
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Can we do this without an RTT, skottle or diesel heater?? Let's find out!
Outdoor adventures via foot or vehicle! Join us overlanding and dispersed camping in Oregon and beyond in our 2003 Yukon XL. We put value on affordable gear and DIY, so the focus is on the outdoors, not on the possessions. Come along for the ride!
📷 @overland_adventuretimes
Outdoor adventures via foot or vehicle! Join us overlanding and dispersed camping in Oregon and beyond in our 2003 Yukon XL. We put value on affordable gear and DIY, so the focus is on the outdoors, not on the possessions. Come along for the ride!
📷 @overland_adventuretimes
An Overland Adventure at Glass Buttes | Oregon Overland
Join us on an adventure to Glass Buttes in the Oregon High Desert. This is a special place for us, and always feels like coming home. On our way home, we explore a new little route that hooks up with a lake bed and some great desert scenery. Come along for the ride!
Instagram - @overland_adventuretimes
Camera gear used:
Panasonic S5iix
Lumix S 20-60mm
Lumix S 50mm F1.8
Lumix S 100mm F2.8
Sirui Nightwalker 24mm T1.2
Instagram - @overland_adventuretimes
Camera gear used:
Panasonic S5iix
Lumix S 20-60mm
Lumix S 50mm F1.8
Lumix S 100mm F2.8
Sirui Nightwalker 24mm T1.2
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Start Your Weekend Morning With a Drive Through the Forest
Просмотров 1384 месяца назад
Impressions of a quick weekend drive, cut short by typical slushy spring Oregon snow. There's no better way to spend a weekend morning than with the freedom panels off, exploring some beautiful roads. It would have been even better, if we hadn't been turned around by some stubborn spring snow pack! Instagram - @overland_adventuretimes Camera gear used: Panasonic S5iix Sirui Nightwalker 24mm T1....
An Overland Adventure in the Oregon Coast Range & Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area
Просмотров 3574 месяца назад
In our Jeep JK's inaugural outing, we take a super fun weekend overnighter on the Oregon Coast. From an adventurous hike through a creek to a waterfall, to riding in the sand at the Oregon Dunes National Recreation Area, and back to the woods for a simple camp next to a creek in the Elliott State Forest. This was a much needed outing to recharge the mental batteries! Intro: 0:00 Palouse Creek/F...
Build a COMPLETE Overland Rig for UNDER $20K | GMT800 -Suburban-Yukon-Tahoe
Просмотров 3 тыс.6 месяцев назад
Here is a walkaround of our budget overland build, a 2003 GMC Yukon XL Denali. It's a complete setup that you're able to sleep inside of and will take you to amazing places. If you want a budget overland platform to build, the GMT800 is easily the best! 0:00 Intro 1:05 Background, what it is, basic mechanicals of the vehicle 5:19 The Front 7:51 Side, Wheels & Tires, Suspension 16:21 The Rear 18...
THIS is the BEST Budget Option for a Jeep Headlamp!
Просмотров 4527 месяцев назад
Lots of info, timestamps are below! The crew at @LEDCOLIGHT sent over a brand new set of lights to check out, and unless you're going to spend A LOT more money, you can't go wrong with the MGLLight V40 series 7" headlamp. Intro 0:00 Background 0:50 Specs 5:17 DOT Testing info 5:21 Unboxing 7:10 Install 8:56 Wiring 11:02 Old vs New 15:10 Night Shots 16:16 Conclusion 17:34 DOT/FMVSS108 testing do...
Our Journey to Alaska | Oregon to the Arctic | Full Length Compilation
Просмотров 3,4 тыс.9 месяцев назад
This is the Full Length compilation of our multi-part series, Oregon to the Arctic. The intros and outros have been trimmed out and a few minor refinements made to the edit, so you can sit back and relax for a 1 hour & 20 minute experience of what it takes to drive to Alaska. We start at our home in Oregon, and end up on the Alaska Highway, the Denali Highway, and the infamous Dalton Highway in...
An Overland Halloween
Просмотров 1569 месяцев назад
Join us for a Halloween overland adventure in the Oregon forest! Despite a beautiful weekend, we run into our longtime nemesis, Uni, who makes an interesting night for us. Yes, that was an airsoft pistol, and no unicorns were harmed in the making of this video. Don't forget to like & subscribe! Follow us on Instagram: @Overland_AdventureTimes All our music is from Epidemic Sound, check them out...
Novsight Cyber 1 LED Pod | A Great Budget Ditch Light Option
Просмотров 1,8 тыс.10 месяцев назад
Here is my initial impressions review of the Novsight Cyber 1 LED Pod lights, in the wide Flood pattern. These appear to be a fantastic budget LED pod light option for those of us that don't want to buck up for Baja Designs, or waste any more money on cheap Amazon lights. As always with a first review, long term durability and performance is TBD, but at this point, they have my recommendation f...
We Drive the Legendary Dalton Highway in our Budget Overlander | Overlanding to Alaska Episode 4
Просмотров 7 тыс.11 месяцев назад
In our final episode, we take on the legendary Dalton Highway in our budget overlander. Known as the Haul Road, and made famous by the show Ice Road Truckers, the Dalton takes you from Fairbanks, AK to the industrial town of Deadhorse at Prudhoe Bay. On the way, you go over the highest road pass in Alaska, Atigun Pass, through the stunning Brooks Range mountains. Once in Deadhorse, it's a resup...
We Drive the Most Beautiful Highway in the World | Overlanding to Alaska | Episode 3
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We Drive the Most Beautiful Highway in the World | Overlanding to Alaska | Episode 3
Exploring The Stunning Kenai Peninsula | Overlanding to Alaska | Episode 2
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Exploring The Stunning Kenai Peninsula | Overlanding to Alaska | Episode 2
We Begin a Fantastic Overland Journey to Alaska | Oregon to the Arctic Ep. 1
Просмотров 3,7 тыс.Год назад
We Begin a Fantastic Overland Journey to Alaska | Oregon to the Arctic Ep. 1
Discovering California | The Lost Coast & Towering Redwoods
Просмотров 388Год назад
Discovering California | The Lost Coast & Towering Redwoods
A Weekend with Friends | Oregon Dispersed Camping
Просмотров 810Год назад
A Weekend with Friends | Oregon Dispersed Camping
Relaxing Weekend Getaway: Exploring Oregon's Lost Forest | Oregon Overlanding
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Relaxing Weekend Getaway: Exploring Oregon's Lost Forest | Oregon Overlanding
Winter Camp | @PrimalOutdoors & Friends | Oregon Van-Campers
Просмотров 701Год назад
Winter Camp | @PrimalOutdoors & Friends | Oregon Van-Campers
A Black Friday Adventure: Moving on from Sketchy Camps | Oregon Overlanding
Просмотров 699Год назад
A Black Friday Adventure: Moving on from Sketchy Camps | Oregon Overlanding
An Adventure in the Ochoco National Forest: Getting Back Out After Surgery | Oregon Overlanding
Просмотров 704Год назад
An Adventure in the Ochoco National Forest: Getting Back Out After Surgery | Oregon Overlanding
Are Wheel Spacers Safe for Overlanding? | Why | How | Before & After
Просмотров 1,9 тыс.Год назад
Are Wheel Spacers Safe for Overlanding? | Why | How | Before & After
Primal Outdoors Campout | Mt. Bailey Hike | 9:00 on a Saturday
Просмотров 6062 года назад
Primal Outdoors Campout | Mt. Bailey Hike | 9:00 on a Saturday
Tow Hook to D-Ring Shackle Conversion for GMT800 Trucks & SUV's
Просмотров 1,3 тыс.2 года назад
Tow Hook to D-Ring Shackle Conversion for GMT800 Trucks & SUV's
An Overland Adventure through the Geologic Center of Oregon | Oregon Overlanding
Просмотров 11 тыс.2 года назад
An Overland Adventure through the Geologic Center of Oregon | Oregon Overlanding
An Overland Adventure in the Oregon High Desert | Glass Buttes & Beyond | Oregon Overlanding
Просмотров 7 тыс.2 года назад
An Overland Adventure in the Oregon High Desert | Glass Buttes & Beyond | Oregon Overlanding
Overland Camp Lighting DIY - Budget LightRanger -
Просмотров 13 тыс.2 года назад
Overland Camp Lighting DIY - Budget LightRanger -
Overland - Know When to Stop & Listen to Your Instincts
Просмотров 1452 года назад
Overland - Know When to Stop & Listen to Your Instincts
Our Roof Rack & Storage Systems for Overlanding & Camping
Просмотров 4532 года назад
Our Roof Rack & Storage Systems for Overlanding & Camping
Installing a 2.5" lift coil spring from Skyjacker in the rear of a GMT800 Yukon / Suburban / Tahoe
Просмотров 4,2 тыс.2 года назад
Installing a 2.5" lift coil spring from Skyjacker in the rear of a GMT800 Yukon / Suburban / Tahoe
Did the NAPA MAXI TRAC Awning survive a windstorm?
Просмотров 1,1 тыс.2 года назад
Did the NAPA MAXI TRAC Awning survive a windstorm?
Surprise Snow Camp In Central Oregon | Oregon Dispersed Camping
Просмотров 8 тыс.2 года назад
Surprise Snow Camp In Central Oregon | Oregon Dispersed Camping
We just subscribed! This is a very well laid out video. Love the Yukon setup!
Thank you! The Yukon has served us well!
What are your thoughts on swapping the keys lift for a BDS lift kit...is it worth it? Or is airing down sufficient enough on a torsion key lift.
For ride quality? Airing down works great for me, the keys are barely cranked. If you try for more than 2" with keys, that's where things go bad and a real lift is definitely worth it.
20k is budget nowadays 😅😅😅
Purchase, maintenance and repairs over 7 years, and mods. I'd say that's pretty budget in any time frame!
Thanks! Nice job on the research. Just ordered. Extremely excited for a very comparable product. Great advice.
I thought the 6.0 came with 4l80?
Not in the half ton, 4L65. 3/4 got 4L80
Gotcha looks good!
The first syllable of “Livengood” is pronounced with a long I sound, as in “alive”. I spent the summer of 1975 working as a union Laborer (Local 942) on construction of the Trans Alaska Pipeline System (TAPS) at Five Mile Camp… so named because it’s 5 miles north of the Yukon River. I was on the night shift, though it never really got dark, working on a VSM (Vertical Support Member) Crew for the above ground portion of TAPS. I spent the following summer (1976) at Old Man, Prospect Creek, and Coldfoot… the next three camps north of Five Mile. That adventure allowed to graduate debt free, with $$$ in the bank, from the University of Alaska in 1977.
😂 dance party!
😂
I know whats wrong wit it, aint got no gas in it....
Yeah, that obviously has stopped it from running.....
My Father had a 78 K5 Blazer thst sounded exactly like this. Great memories...
Awesome better get some gas 😂😂😂
😂
Real chevy. Lil belt squeal when cold. I can just smell that exhaust. Oh, wait, that's my old Ford.
The part store tach 😅
It's just a part of the truck by now
Old school good school 😂
I understand that feeling I barely heard my sports car turn on for the first time in about 5 years also, you forget the happiness of you don’t have it for a while
Great video my friend. You have a great group of trail mates!
Thank you! Apparently we are all weird in the same ways 😄
@@OverlandAdventureTimes lol, for sure!
The prehistoric dance party was awesome😂! Great video, beautiful place!
Thank you! It was a lot of ridiculous fun 😄
Great adventure and nice video!
Thank you!
Love it. Any regrets going full size rig? I’m building up my 00 Silverado. She’s only seen the wide open desert so far. Maneuverability might be a challenge in the mountains.
Things can get tight, but it's never stopped us so far. Overall no regrets, having the interior space is invaluable, as I have no desire for a RTT. And you can build one as mild or capable as you need, lots of options!
I am camping and rockhounding just south of there at Hampton butte. I saw the national forest and trails on OnX off-road so I looked for videos. Ochoco with have to be my next trip out here. Nice video.
Thank you! That's a spot we haven't been to yet, but it's on the list!
My favorite place; the mountains.
im so confused with the roof top tents they say they weight damn near 200lbs, and the weight capacity of the roof racks on these (specifically my 06 escalade) is 200lbs...how are people using these and not collapsing/breaking/damaging the roof rack or the roof itself? I weight 185, the wife and tent itself puts it way over that max capacity.... can anyone chime in on this?
It's static vs. dynamic weight ratings. A vehicle manufacturer gives a dynamic rating, ie in motion, because that's how the expect you to use a rack. Not moving, a tent in camp, a roof can hold much more.
@@OverlandAdventureTimes makes sense. Thanks for the clarification
Thanks for your sharing!!!
Thank you! It's a great little light!
Great first outing in the Jeep! That hike looked rough, but beautiful. Nice the Jeep was so capable in the dunes!
It was good the hike was only about a mile each way 😄 More than that would have started feeling long and soggy 😄
Loving that Jeep! I don't think me and Silver would have survived those puddles. I have considered checking out some of those sand campgrounds.......maybe not. Things have sure changed since I was a kid growing up around there. Seems, at times anyway, if you want a bit of peace and quiet close to the beaches, you need to go to a motel.....except on Spring Break. Agreed though, I much prefer the quiet and solitude to the 24/7 party atmosphere.
Thanks! Puddles made me realize that I know where the intake tube and diff breathers are on the Yukon, and not so much the Jeep yet! Beach and dunes were a blast to drive, but the camp spot we picked, although the farthest from anyone else, was right on a pretty fast section where the SxS's just kept blasting through.
I’ve never been through that section of coast range, thanks for sharing. I love those dunes and camping in them, but definitely don’t go for the peace and quiet. Great fun to play around in though. Some decent spots along Beale Lake in the Hauser section.
You bet! So far I've liked the Elliott a lot more than Tillamook State Forest. Might just be where we've happened to end up, though. Dunes are definitely a blast!
Thanks for the video! Do you know of any way to add a motion detector to this setup?
Thanks for watching! I have no idea, never looked into it, but now I'm curious...
Best truck platform
What an epic trip! The content is so well made and the commentaries are so descriptive that makes us feel we are right along side you guys.
The best diy so far I have been using 50$ husky tripod work lights so far it’s been great but it’s too shot for my need I have been putting it on top of car whenever I use but this Diy is want I have been waiting for 😅
Great vid, I thought Denali had the G80? I have 6.0LY6 in my Yukon 2500. 6.0s last forever ! edit: oh ya, g80 on the z71 only for 1/2 tons
I have the 2003 Chevy Express 1500 that I swapped out the rear differential with a 14 Volt G80 and also added the Suburban 2500 leaf springs with Bilstein shocks and it is all-wheel drive and it's pretty much Unstoppable, it comes with the BorgWarner transfer case as well
Nice, sounds like a fun setup!
I enjoyed your Alaska content. One spot I'm curious about is the scene at 5:35. That's pretty sweet. Do you recall what glacier that is? I'd figure out the rest. You showed it right after the Matanuska and before Anchorage, but from what I can tell, there aren't any other glacier views to speak of until the Knik. Assuming that wasn't out of chronological sequence, I haven't been able to piece together where this one is at--yet. At any rate, it seems as though that's a roadside view and couldn't be missed when driving by.
Oh man, I wish I could pinpoint that! I'm 90% sure it's chronologically correct, and I remember it was a decently long straight pulloff, on the left hand side heading towards Anchorage. Looking at the maps, I can't be sure yet, but I'll keep looking!
Ok, I think I got it out of order, and that's the Nelchina
Ah ha! We have a match! I already had a waypoint set looking at the Nelchina from the highway, which is undoubtedly very close to where you took your shot. I was doing most of my scouting via Google Earth and I didn't think the highway offered that kind of elevated view. Had I simply done an image search for that or the other two adjacent ones, I would've answered my own question. Just hadn't got to that part yet I guess. The video sequence threw off the scent! The spaced out trees really add a lot to that composition. I appreciate you following up. Many thanks! I hope you didn't spend too much time digging that up for my benefit, but it's usually fun to go back and look at old trip stuff. Take care.
@darrenk6616 no worries, it was fun to look up. Google lens plus a photo I had taken from there sealed the deal 😄
I've been looking at upgrading my lighting but haven't decided on what to use. diode dynamics is somewhat local to me within 3 hours and they are great lights but I like I said I still need to make a decision.
Hell Ya Boss!!! Thank you for the walk around. Still building out my 02’ Suburban Z71 but I’m almost done. Can you go over the ram mounts you used? I’m still trying to figure out how to mount my gadgets. Where’s the next destination?
The base for the GoPro mount where it attached to the dash is from Pro Clip. They have a lot of options for where it can be mounted. Then it's just the articulating arm up to a ball with a 1/4-20 screw and an arca swiss plate. The X grip for the Garmin is on an off-brand bendable aluminium arm that mounts to the floor. It's less stable than I thought it would be , and would probably just use one of the lower mounted Pro Clips instead. There's a ton of ways to combine all the Ram Mount stuff, but the Pro Clips make a great starting point for mounting. Biggest trip this summer will be a combination of the Owyhee, Wallowas, Elkhorns and back to the central desert. Planning about 8 days.
nice walk around I've been eyeing those work truck wheels too. I think it's about time I do a walk around on mine....
Thanks! It's hard, cuz little things are always changing, but I figured just don't make it fancy and get it done!
@@OverlandAdventureTimes Do you think the skyjacker rear springs are rated for the same as factory? I run a set of hummer H2 conversion coils and they support the load very well but after my solid axle swap I they were not tall enough. and I had to use 2" spacers. I believe a set of +6" springs would set me right but with my bumper and swingout I'm afraid they will sag. I think the H2 coils would work perfect for you.
@@overlandtowater I have no way to confirm, but I suspect they are very close to the factory spring rate(Z71 or MOOG rate, not Denali 😄). I've been looking at the H2s, and Dobinsons has a heavy rate 2" lift spring also(which is also pretty expensive). Tempted to try out the H2s next. I just wish everyone made spring rates readily available. It's been driving me nuts researching springs for the Jeep, too. Free length only means so much!
New toy or replaced the Yukon?
Nice results! They look really good too.
Thanks!
The new headlights look awesome. The rig is really coming along.
Thank you!
Gonna check this out!
It's a fun little mod!
Great trip!! Thank you for sharing. Next time you head up that way make the side trip to Stewart/Hyder and up to the Salmon Glacier it’s worth the trip. That’s as far as i made it last summer it was a fun one. Cheers.
Love seeing a Denali putting in work. I own one just like it and plan on doing the same kind of adventures. Capable platform for what it is. Can’t kill a GMT800
Mine nope it broke! I don’t know how to Fix a broken pole!
no light is worth 155 bucks you said it your self its a LED light on a stick, I ahve made one myself it may not look as snazzy as the light ranger but hey it works
Love your content!! I am from a brand Suparee producing Jeep's products.I really want to cooperate with you. Would you like to shoot a video for our brand?
Your roll bar storage bags are sitting in my Amazon wishlist for our JKU 😄 Please send an email to overlandadventuretimes@gmail.com.
Awesome vid, do you have a map where you traveled on?
Thank you! This should be a publicly viewable link, let me know if you have any problems: caltopo.com/m/6UKQR
thanks and keep these videos coming!!!@@OverlandAdventureTimes
Looking at the map, I was planning to make the left path after Price George. Was there reason why you took the east path to Dawson creek? More gas stations on the path you took?
Yeah, Dawson Creek is the official start of the Alcan highway, so we wanted to hit that, and we were doing that next section mostly at night, so we HAD to hit Fort Nelson for fuel before they closed. We took the Cassiar south on the way back home, so we still got to see both sides, but there is definitely less fuel on the Cassiar, and it is a slower drive.
Boss, can you do a video of how you mounted the trasharoo and Fuel Can to the Tailgate? I want to do the same to my Suburban. Maybe an updated video on what you have done so far to the Yukon.
What an amazing trip! Thanks for taking us along.
Thanks for watching!
This is AMAZING, DUDE. I dream of a trip like this in Alaska.
It's definitely worth making it happen!
Is your gmc 4x4 ?
@Achapunjabi probably not always, but that would also be weather dependent. I much prefer knowing it's there if needed. If nothing else like snow or mud, getting too far off on a soft, deep gravel shoulder could make you really want it!
@Achapunjabi I've been wanting to do that in conjunction with a full walk-around of our setup. It's hard when it's always changing a bit, but I just need to pick a time and do it! 😄