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Welcome to our overland channel at Hella Adventures! We're a family of four plus a fur baby who love exploring the world in our Jeep Wrangler Rubicon. Our channel is all about overlanding adventures, from camping in remote locations to traversing rugged terrain and everything in between. We'll take you along for the ride as we explore some of the most beautiful and remote places on earth, and share tips and tricks for planning your own overland adventure. So if you're a fellow overlander or just love the great outdoors, hit that subscribe button and join us on our next journey!
Beginner Friendly Overland Camp Kitchen Setup
Are you tired of struggling to cook meals while camping? In this video, I'll show you how to set up the ultimate overland camp kitchen that will make cooking a breeze without slide out fridges, drawer systems, or offroad trailers. From choosing the right stove to organizing your cookware, I'll cover everything you need to know to create a functional and efficient outdoor kitchen. Whether you're a seasoned camper or a newbie, this video is a must-watch for anyone who wants to elevate their camping experience. So grab a seat and I'll show you how to set up the perfect camp kitchen WITHOUT all the fancy gear!
⚙️ Gear I Recommend
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⛺️ REI Table: bit.ly/3ogpRZw
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⛺️ REI Table: bit.ly/3ogpRZw
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Unlock Your Adventure: Beginner's Guide to Start Overlanding Now!
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Get ready to hit the trail with this beginner's guide to overlanding! This comprehensive guide covers all the basics and provides helpful tips and tricks on how to plan and prepare for an overlanding adventure. We'll cover topics on having an appropriate vehicle and choosing the best location suited for your rig. Additionally, we'll cover shelter basics, essentials for food & water, and bathroo...
Escaping the Crowds at the North Rim of the Grand Canyon
Просмотров 477Год назад
Part III of my off-roading trip in Arizona brought me to Whitmore Point overlooking the North Rim of the Grand Canyon. It's a nice secluded place away from the big crowds, but do come prepared with an overland vehicle that can handle the trail, along with your own food, water, and shelter, as this place is remote! Starting just south of St. George, Utah, it's a 73 mile offroad 4x4 trip to one o...
See What Happened When We Tackled the Broken Arrow Trail and Devil's Staircase 😱!
Просмотров 323Год назад
After camping at Schnebly Hill Road, I couldn't miss the opportunity to take my 2015 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon JK on the Broken Arrow Trail, one of many Sedona off-road trails you can find in the area. It's an almost 4 mile round trip trail that's 10 minutes away from downtown Sedona. Since it is so close to town, it can get quite busy with Pink Jeep Tours and other 4x4 enthusiasts from all over te...
Schnebly Hill - Don't Setup Basecamp Here If...
Просмотров 1572 года назад
Part 1 of my trip to Arizona began in Sedona, AZ. I setup basecamp at Schnebly Hill Overlook with the plan to drive down to different points of interests around the area. But things didn't go as expected... ⚙️ Gear I Recommend 🦇 Rhino Rack Batwing Awning Compact: amzn.to/3Fug6xl 🦏 Rhino Rack Pioneer Platform: amzn.to/3DrxIqK 👀 Rhino Rack Pioneer Eye Bolt Kit: amzn.to/3sNqEjE 🪢 Husky Ratchet Str...
Death Valley escape: A journey to Eureka Dunes
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Part 2 of my solo overlanding trip to Death Valley National Park where a change of plans meant a trip over to the Eureka Dunes. 🦇 Rhino Rack Batwing Awning Compact: amzn.to/3Fug6xl 🦏 Rhino Rack Pioneer Platform: amzn.to/3DrxIqK 👀 Rhino Rack Pioneer Eye Bolt Kit: amzn.to/3sNqEjE 🪢 Husky Ratchet Straps: amzn.to/3TRupjR 📦 ROAM Adventure Co 95L Storage Case: amzn.to/3fswSlH
Solo Adventure in Death Valley: Ghost Towns and Titus Canyon
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Part 1 of my solo trip to Death Valley. Overnight stay near Beatty, NV and a trip through Titus Canyon on my way to the north end of the National Park. 🦇 Rhino Rack Batwing Awning Compact: amzn.to/3Fug6xl 🦏 Rhino Rack Pioneer Platform: amzn.to/3DrxIqK 👀 Rhino Rack Pioneer Eye Bolt Kit: amzn.to/3sNqEjE 🪢 Husky Ratchet Straps: amzn.to/3TRupjR 📦 ROAM Adventure Co 95L Storage Case: amzn.to/3fswSlH
Excellent advice I’d like to see a version for people that I’ve been doing it for a little while longer.
Great I have many of these items.
Great setup and video!
New follower,thanks for sharing!
Excellent.
jetboil Genesis base camp
Much more expensive than a Coleman
I find clear plastic bins even better. And keeping cast iron pan over thin Gsi pan better for cooking.
I learned a lot Sir, thank you for sharing this information. I subscribed 😊
fabulous! LOL
Love it! I really dislike all the expensive shwag and gadgets. It gets to the point that one should just buy an RV. All the gear people use takes away from the "roughing it" aspect of camping. Thanks for keeping it OG!😆
Great summary, thanks.
Enjoyed it. Thanks
exactly what I am looking for - thx! I will wanted to visit the Eureka Sand Dunes next September. I will drive there with a rental SUV. Do you think, it's possible to drive there with this car, also as someone who got not much experience with driving on such dirt roads. But I drove a lot of dirt roads in Terlingua, TX with a van. What do you think?
Good video. I got tired of the deep bin method and went to shallow / one layer FR wolf bins - the height of my magma pot set. Then last summer went a step further to design/build a chuck box (camp kitchen) that has a flip down counter (& shelves) and fits behind 3rd row Pathfinder. On the wetcoast taking things out of a bin and setting them on wet surfaces gets old as does packing away in rain. Getting a hanging utensil roll keeps more things up and off precious counter space.
Finally, I found a video mention about how to wash the dish. Thanks
Are there designated spots for camping? Def wanna check this out. Thanks for sharing!
Great setup and well explained! I have a very similar setup, but almost all my stuff came from thrift stores. They are a great source for gently used camping and cooking items for cheap.
What a great channel, great content!
Thank you 🙏🏽. Hope you found the content useful!
Great video! I still think a fridge is a must, especially now that theyr cheaper in price than they were a couple of years ago
Don’t get me wrong, I DO want one eventually! What’s your setup? And how do you power yours, if you have one?
The fridge may be cheap! How do you suggest to power a 75l fridge for 3 days of cloudy weather? Cheers, r 🙃🙃🙃
I bought a cheap, brandless $180 12v fridge/freezer almost 10yrs ago. I've probably used it 400 days and it still works
@@robertwilson1827 a battery bank, and DC to DC charger off your starter battery will charge your battery faster than all but the biggest panels on an RV. Most overlanders have less than 200w of solar
I recently sold my REI base camp 6 tent and bought a Gazelle T4 quick pop up tent. Its a game changer. Takes less than 5 minutes to set up or take down, and you can stand up with over 6 feet of available height.
Hi, thanks for stopping by 👋🏽 I've actually looked into the Gazelle. I think it's super convenient to put up and take down for multi-day overland trips. However, it doesn't work for me because of the size, unfortunately. I'll have a hard time packing it in my cargo area and fitting the rest of my gear. Which is why I went with a conventional ground tent. But my sister has a Gazelle that she'll use on a trip next month with her Subaru Forester Wilderness. I'm looking forward to seeing it in real life!
@@HellaAdventures I hear what you are saying about the size! If I don't have room in the bed of my Tacoma depending on the trip I sometimes have to strap it to my bed rack 🤣
water crossing monache meadows?
Yeah it is! I went with my brother in laws 3rd gen 4Runner about 5 years ago. Have you been back lately?
@@HellaAdventures last time I went was around September 2022
Great video Rex! 🔥👍
Thanks! I’m having a bit of a fanboy moment with this comment 😊, but I do love your products that are part of my camp kitchen!!!
Very informative video Rex. Glad to see lots of useful upgrades since our last camping trips. Love the tailgate table for extra counter space.
Glad it was helpful Abhilash! The tailgate table has been very useful and comes in clutch when needing to make a quick meal.
Thank you so much for breaking down all your setup and sharing the links! We have too many bulky items so we are overdue on a more efficient cooking setup. Do you have any recommendations for a first aid kit?
Hi Esme, thanks for stopping by and leaving a comment 🙏🏽. My setup has worked great for us. I hope you get inspired for your setup! As far as first aid kits, I’m trying to work on a video for that. I personally have the standard version of this kit from MyMedic: mymedic.com/collections/first-aid-kits/products/myfak-firstaidkit?variant=39348827521120 It is a little pricey, but for remote travel, it’s best to cover your bases as much as possible.
I have a 1948 Jeep Willy overland truck lifted 8” 4 wheel drive with lockers, electric wench and more.
Oh Wow!!!
Very well done. I have always been a minimalist when it comes to overlanding, mainly because I am too cheap and not rich enough LOL. Beem in Montana for almost 30 years, but am from Lake County, Ca.
Thanks for the feedback. I appreciate it 🙏🏽. When the overlanding craze started getting more popular, I was feeling like I had imposter syndrome because I didn’t have a fridge and drawers. But I’m a minimalist, too, and enjoy the outdoors just as much. By the way, I visited Lake County for the first time during this past Mother’s Day weekend. We camped at Clear Lake!
Always bring a passenger in case you get hungry.
If you’re prepared, you won’t have to 😅
Team instant noodles all day 🤣
Haha, I don’t knock it. I just need options 😋
Good video
Glad you enjoyed the video and leaving a comment 🙏🏽. I appreciate it!
Great video. Just went camping 2 weeks ago so I could relate. Do you have a recommendation on good foldable chairs?
Hey Mark! It depends what your looking for. I use a foldable camping chair by REI like this: www.rei.com/product/217994 Real sturdy fabric, have had them for 5+ years without any fraying, and I can have drinks 🍺 on both arm rests 😆 If you’re looking to save space, I also have this packed in my Jeep: amzn.to/3Cah9PY But if I were to splurge, I’m interested in trying out a Cliq since it packs small, but it’s kinda pricey: amzn.to/3IS1Wa0
Where’d you go camping by the way?
@@HellaAdventures Thanks for the rec Rex! We tagged along with our friends and just went to a camping ground in Pismo Beach. It was like a camp park. The cool part was that people could drive their trucks on the beach, which was fun.
@@IronMkT682 oh I’ve been there! I got stuck for the first time when trying to help out someone with an ATV 😅
Front Runners are compact / heavier duty. GCI’s compact Pico chair or iclimb’s foldable chairs are similar and look lighter. Costco’s cheap equivalent of Helinox Sunset are comfortable but take time to set up and pack up. But even more compact. Lots of knock-offs much cheaper than Helinox.
Nice and informative video Rex! When are we going camping? 👍
Woah, had no idea you were on YT! There have been a couple of moderate trails in Death Valley I’ve been meaning to do like Steele Pass and Lippincott Pass.
Love the content! Simple, to the point, with just enough fun to keep it interesting. Keep up the good work!
Thank you Joshua, I appreciate it 🙌🏼
I disagree completely with not going alone. I'm going cross country for 2 months on an overlanding trip with a focus on photography and hiking. There is no way I'm going to find anybody with the time and money who wants to go to the same places I want to go. I will not be going to places so remote and isolated that I won't see anybody for days, but I'll be in places where I might not see another car for an hour or two, particularly in places that require advance permits and limit the number of people who can visit in a day. If I run into another 4WD driver or a group of drivers on a trail, I might hang with them for a while, but I'm not going to scrap my plans to stop for a hike or to take photographs to stay with them. A virtue of traveling alone is I'm not going to be pressured into driving a trail or a section of trail that I'm not comfortable with for whatever reason. People tend to behave like lemmings in a group and trust the judgment of others over their own. When I'm on my own, if a trail looks too dicy I can change my plans and go somewhere else. My plans for hiking and photography can change at the last minute due to weather conditions and/or the forecast, and I don't have to negotiate with anybody when I change plans. Also, I spend as little time at campsites as possible. When I'm in a place I haven't been before with lots to see, I'm going virtually all the time. I'm not going to be hanging around a campsite under a canopy preparing dinner when the light is good and I could be out taking photographs of a beautiful place. There are risks to virtually everything in life. For a lot of us, if you wait to go overlanding until you have somebody to go with you in another vehicle, you'll never go.
I overland with the same focus, surprisingly you can find a lot of photographers/hikers who would be interested in sharing a trip. You just have to put the work in by joining groups with same interests, network, and make connections - it's really a choice between wanting to travel alone or with others, I enjoy the solo adventure.
Hi Don, thanks for taking your time to leave a comment. I think it's awesome that you're going on a 2 month cross country overlanding trip...I envy you! It sounds like this isn't the type of trip I was talking about in my video. My video is for someone who has never done any overlanding or remote camping and want to slowly get their feet wet. I personally took a few friends on overlanding trips and became their de facto trail guide. I gave them a simple checklist of items to bring or consider, which consists of a lot of the items I described in the video. They wouldn't have started overlanding without first going with someone experienced. They've since got comfortable with the idea of remote travel and being self sufficient, and have now done a few trips on their own. I personally do love traveling solo. I took a month off backpacking South America all on my own, so I totally get wanting to do certain things on my own timeline and not wanted to get peer pressured on excursions or side trips I had no intention of doing. I would have never found a buddy to a month off with the exact itinerary as me, so I was like you and did it solo. Safe travels, Don! I'd love to know where you ended up on your trip!
@@carriewarren7458 Hi Carrie, thanks for leaving a comment! Do you have any favorite spots to photograph on your overland trips?
Great basic advice !
Hope you found some value in the video! Overlanding is a great way to enjoy the outdoors without the fancy gear.
@@HellaAdventures yep I use a propane stove, my Dad’s old percolator, other stuff laying around for years . We just called it camping .Better recovery gear is next .
What is the name of the gas cook stove adapter you are using to hookup to the small gas bottle?
Hi David! The Coleman stove comes with a gas regulator to connect with 1 lb propane containers! But there is an adapter you can get to connect to 20 lb propane tanks if that’s what you’re looking for.
amzn.to/3KFNaoi
@@HellaAdventures the adaptor is exactly what I am looking for. Thanks!
@@DavidLoo you’re welcome! 🤙🏽
Nice work! Glad YT recommended your channel.
Wow, that's awesome! I appreciate you for leaving a comment! 🙌🏼
That looks crazy!
It was the craziest thing I've done with the Jeep so far 😅
So peaceful
It was amazing!
AZ! Love the desert!
Awe man, to some, it might not be their cup of tea, but I love it! Some of my most memorable trips have been in desert.
@@HellaAdventures This is Mark, Chris bro btw! Can’t wait to see more content! Good job.
@@IronMkT682 Oh, I was wondering who was M T 😅. Thanks for following BTW! How you been?!?
@@HellaAdventures Good! I live in the Bay now. I was in AZ from 2016-2020, so I really enjoyed your video to see the old home haha. I hope you and your family are doing well!
@@IronMkT682 oh I had no idea you were in AZ. I thought you were in LA for a while.
great video!!! looking forward to your next adventure!!
Coming soon! And thanks for checkin out this video 🙌🏼
Very well done. The views were amazing. Especially the overhead drone video. Looking forward to your next adventure.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Makes me want to go to the dunes! Wish you got the fighter plane on video.
It's definitely a great place to check out!
Dope video! Love the content. Keep it up
Thanks J, appreciate it 🤙🏽
Cool video! It’s very relaxing to watch
Glad you enjoyed it!
Wow the Dunes really are beautiful!😍
It really is!
I love how you light up in nature! Thanks for sharing this with us. The ghost town looks so cool and full of history! And the petroglyphs 🤯
Thanks Lina for the support 😍
🤗Hi Rex, Super happy to see you here. Thanks for sharing your experience. We look for more
Thanks Shakila!
Wow love the scenic views.. I was a bit worried at first but realized you’re not in Sasquatch country 😆
Haha, no Big Foot here, but parts of Star Wars was filmed here. Jawa Country 😂
#KING #BOSS👑👑
Thanks Mateo!
Hi Rex
Now I know who this is 😅. I see you 👀