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Very nice video. Too bad you were under the weather for some of it. I got a kick out of your pronunciations of the towns!

Love the video. I know of a bunch of dispersed camping around tupper lake. Did you end up getting property up here? I live in the adks. ❤ it here.

Thanks for the ideas! We live 15 minutes from the temple and I had never heard of it before.

Hope you can come back some day. Maybe practice pronouncing the names. People took time out of their day to teach you and you seemingly refused to pronounce just about every name correctly.

im sure you've heard this already but its "pass tee" not "pay stee"

I grew up camping in the UP, and still do solo trips up there several times a year. It's where I find my adventure. I never get tired of it. Thanks for checking it out!

North Jersey in da house!! 😎 That Hindu temple is amazing! I had no idea it was there…😏

Thanks for the video. We are planning a trip next summer to the UP - towing our Jeep with our motorhome. We will be hitting the Jeep Badge of Honor on Drummond Island and then spending a week or two touring the UP.

nice rubicon setup, and great color paint. 2015 trd offroad tacoma in SE MA here, about 3 hrs from where you were i think. ive spent time in killington and upstate ny, its super nice.

Thank you, not many on the east coast doing videos like this

Trying to purchase land in the adk park is like pulling teeth. The APA has so many hoops to jump through!!!

I head down on the coldest days of the year and bring my Mt. Bike and Canoe. Fun Place in the winter to camp.

Pine Barrens...Great episode of the sopranos...

Boring as hell

New Jerky, you need a permit to be permitted to get a permit.

Do you tell on a video or somewhere about your roof rack and tent ? It’s really slick compared to others I’ve seen

The UP is one of those places that creep into your soul and make you never want to leave again.

Also, what diesel heater are you using? Any after market add ons also? I have a My Buddy heater and although it’s been fine I still don’t love having it in the tent and rather something that I can set up outside of the tent and pump heat in continually

Awesome video! We just camped the Pine Barrens 2 weeks ago. Loved the views and trails

Insanely good post-production and narrations! I hope you get a large following! This is great, keep it up!

I have had the very distinct pleasure of paddling the AWW twice and they were both trips of a lifetime! Glad you enjoyed your time in the great state of ME 🙂

Great video, but you totally mutilated all of the local pronunciations...

I am wondering the same thing. Been going there for 30 yrs.

What an awesome trip!!! Thanks for sharing!

Hi there! I’ve told you those already but will say it again - love your jeep set up and your videos. Can you tell me what bumper that is you put on and is your winch an 8k lb or 10k lb?

What kind of electric blanket? Battery or plug in?

Loved every second of this! Great job!

Great great video! I don’t know what you do for a living - your production of the video and the shots are impressive. Please keep the videos coming!

I grew up in South Jersey and after marrying my wife we used to take our sons to Lebanon State Forest’s lake to teach them how to fish, that was 30 yrs ago. It is a lovely area. It is amazingly quiet and serene for an area smack in the middle of two huge Metro areas. Sad it’s been named for Byrne a democrat most South Jerseyans detested.

Excellent video,thanks for taking us along! I live in Maine and you've inspired me to plan a similar adventure.

Enjoyed the video, give you allot of credit pushing yourself. Though I’ve boated for many many years I’ve never canoed. Toyed with the idea. As always thanks for sharing

Sorry, dude, the view rocks up there when you can actually see it. It’s a pretty good hike. The West Coast has discovered the concept of switchbacks. Not so here in the Northeast.

"How much deeper could it get" is a terrible question to ask.

Gotta be with nature when I have the NV2500

Next summer I'm doing this trip from the Chicago direction.

You had me at Michigan. ❤❤❤❤❤

Great videos and BTW..... that is one awesome Jeep!

not to rub salt on a wound, but it's usually a pilot error when a dji drone goes down

Here in Maryland state parks work under honor system. Not sure how much longer that will exist.

Nicely edited video. As others have mentioned, you missed some of the more spectacular spots, especially in the northwest portion of the UP. Linguistic tip from a lifelong Yooper: "Pasty" rhymes with "nasty", not "hasty". And a true Yooper would NEVER ruin a pasty with gravy. Ketchup, or nothing. The classic combo is a pasty (with sides of coleslaw and a dill pickle), and a 6-pack. It's called a "Yooper 7-course meal". As a kid growing up in the UP, the pasty is an all-purpose food. Boy scout or youth group outing? Mom throws a pasty in a bag with some cookies and a bottle or two of water and you're fed for a day. Kids eat them at ambient temperature, meaning even in winter we eat them. The Big Two Hearted River is lovely, and of course Hemingway wrote a short story using that name as its title. But a bit west and south you'll find the Fox River, which flows south (Big Two Hearted flows north). It passes under M-28 at Seney. In the early part of the season when the water is high you can canoe it all the way to Manistique. Locals know that Hemingway actually fished in the Fox River, not the Big Two Hearted. He used the Big Two Hearted in his short story title because it's more poetic sounding, but also because he didn't want people finding out his fishing spots. As you learned, "L'anse" rhymes with "schwantz", not "chance". It has French Canadian roots. Though the largest ethnic group in the UP generally is Finnish, there is a sizeable French Canook presence in the UP. My neighborhood had a lot of Finn names like Aartilla, Maki, Sampala, Lahti, Rintomaki, Rajala, Lahtinen, Pelto, Aho, etc., but we also had French Canadian names like L'Hillier, Lancour, DesJardins, etc.

This was a really enjoyable trip with great production quality. You are good at this. Question: what do you do with your diesel heater at night when it’s raining?

Wow, VERY nicely done video. Sorry you were sick for part of it. Even though I live here, I still enjoy watching other people's videos and sometimes find new places to explore. :)

What do you use to find the trails?

I love your jeep and the set up. I have to ask - why no winch? Nothing crazy but your by yourself out there……..

I’m digging your videos……. Same quality video and narration as venture4wd channel, not plug but a compliment

MUST go to High Rock Bay next time, thats always the "End Destination" on my UP trips

Nice videos, but my biggest congrats is for being one of the few vblogger who actuall knows how to camp cook!

Gotta check out Houghton Hancock. Very peaceful video