Summer Heat - Incredible Campsite View | Conquest Overland
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- With record breaking temperatures hitting all of the Pacific Northwest (high as 108 degrees), I opted for a quick solo overnight trip that lead me to a campsite at higher elevation with an incredible view of Mount Rainier!
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I like that nyou are really dedicated to keeping things simple, I also appreciate that you focus more about the experience and less talking like crazy. The music is awesome too!!
What I try to strive for! All the gear and equipment is really a means to an end, the experience and fully encompassing your surroundings is what it's all about! 👍
i don't even have a taco or anything that can overland but the youtube algorithm did its thing and now i can't stop watching these vids
Thank you for the support!
So glad I just found this channel. It's got everything I want, camping, trucks, and the PNW.
Right on, appreciate the support!
its a sheer scorcher up here in Alberta as well, probably the hottest year I've seen since child hood
For sure! I can only imagine what the impacts of the forest areas will be in terms of wild fires this year. Responsible recreation will be an absolute key to help minimize the affects.
Great! I was just up near there camping over the weekend. We did Bethel Ridge, and then down to the Greenwater area overnight on the White River. Must have just missed you! Next time.
Oh very nice, love the White River area! I'm sure our paths will cross again! 👍
Great video, man. Looking forward to more 👍
P.S. thanks for the review on the 270 awning, eliminating this one off the wish list 🍻
Thank you so much, appreciate the support!
Happy to help with the awning review, caused me headache a couple times so only fair for others to see an honest perception of it 😉👍
great camping video 👍🏼 have a suggestion though... pls carry a power saw with you.. it will save time and efforts ... also a night time camp fire is much needed
Thank you! Saw is on the way, though at the end of day still made it to the destination needed. Much more on the way, stay tuned 👍
665 likes? I don't think so. :D
I have a similar setup to you with Decked drawers and a GFC. Curious what suspension you're running. I'm still stock (on a Ranger) so the rear-end is pretty saggy/wallowy. If you cover it in another video, feel free to just point me there!
Great filming and views!
Thank you very much, was an incredible random find for that weekend 👍
Great view I’d love a Gia location so we can check it out too!
Super nice meeting you in person in kent last week as well! 🇺🇸💯
Video on the resources I use to find these spots/trails coming very soon! 👍
My opinion of the Bat Wing awning: JUNK! 6 broken hinges in less than a year, zipper on the bag broke, tear on the fabric near a hinge when it broke, two up right poles that wont hold. Contacted Rhino and they were very rude and told me "maybe you should buy another brand if your not happy with ours" No more Rhino for me and by the way, there was no wind when these failures occurred. Just the weight was enough to break it when setting up. This is an awning that takes two to set up and I'm not so sure that would keep this P.O.S.from breaking. Rhino also accused me of abusing it, not true I always take good care of my equipment. I have been "Overlanding" for 48 years and know what good equipment is, went back to my old proven system. Another awesome video!
Oh wow, 6 hinges is certainly a lot! Definitely unfortunate about all the bad experiences even worse when the company won't offer the most basic problem resolutions. Good thing there are many more options out on the market but as with anything, quality long lasting gear is worth the upfront investment. Thanks again for the continued support!
You have a new subscriber from Bolivia!
Beautiful video, and nice colors.
Your main camera is a Panasonic? Are you using any particular color profile or lut to grade it?
Thanks!
Wow, right on! Currently using the Lumix G-85 as the main camera, I do shoot in Cinelike D with just basic balancing of the color profile in Final Cut Pro editing software. I've experimented around with LUTs but do not use them in every video.
Damn bro, I'm in Puyallup and you need to let me know and I'll roll with you next time........I have the OVS 270 on my Ford and it's epic......All aluminum and bomb-proof for $849 at the time I got it.
Sounds like a plan! 😉 👍
How do you find campsites? Google earth+GAIA? Then just test and see if the views epic?
Would love update/review of GFC. How it’s working out with the Decked system and your setup inside. Positive and negative. Super intrigued and thinking about placing a order for a GFC. Was planning to get a RSI SmartCap. And continue tenting camping. But GFC seems great!
Absolutely! High on the list of next content to put out, stay tuned!
Plus side if you move forward with the GFC, you’ll have plenty of time for reviews with their year out production timeline 😉👍
Free standing 270 better n I got 23 zero cheeper than the rest and has lst
We have a Darche which is equivalent. Excellent product
4:55 thats the money shot. Amazing view. This made it all worth while cutting those logs by hand saw !
My thoughts too! 😉 👍
Very cool ...is a chainsaw in your future?!
Haha, indeed it is! 👍
So sorry about the batwing. Maybe, they'll reconsider the metal. Push for it. Like you said, they've obviously gotten enough complaints.
Definitely not sure why the sudden and drastic change, I only moved forward with the new one for expanded coverage, makes me second guess that decision now...
Hi, nice to greet you from Chile, I've been subscribed to your channel for a while. I would like to draw your attention because in this video there is a gas adapter that you use in your propane tank that I would like to purchase via Amazon, but I don't know what it is...😔 I have a camplux kitchen and it has a gas regulator very similar to the one that you've got. Could you tell me under what name to look for it on amazon? Greetings and thank you very much for your videos.
Hey there! Thank you so much for the support, means a lot! The hose I used (and currently still do) was purchased on Amazon simply searching under "propane adapter hose". The exact one I purchased was:
www.amazon.com/DOZYANT-Converter-Replacement-Connects-Appliance/dp/B06Y5XFF6F/ref=sr_1_7?crid=2R76JVVT7QLJI&keywords=propane+tank+hose&qid=1661794005&sprefix=propane+tank+hos%2Caps%2C150&sr=8-7
Let me know if you have any other questions, happy to help!
@@ConquestOverland Hi, I just saw the answer, thank you very much for your comment! I'll look for it best regards
Do you ever wish you had gone with the long bed Tacoma?
Other than having a Four Wheel Camper, not really. Love the wheel base benefits with the short bed. 👍
Great video, great channel. Your content creation and editing is top notch. Question about your Maxtrax mount to the GFC beef rack cross bar. Did you mount with an Axia Alloy bracket? If so what fasteners did you use to mount the bracket to the beef bar? Thanks!
Thank you very much! As for the mounts, yes it is the Axia Alloy brackets and I used the GFC platform camper track t-nuts in 10/32 to mount on the bars themselves. So far it's been working great! 👍
You picked a great spot, I’ve been there a couple time but I can’t recall if I’ve ever camped there or not. The views are epic.
There are numerous great spots within this area, one of the main reasons why I'm usually out that direction! 👍
@@ConquestOverland what is the trail called? I love to go and camp there.
@@Livingonit If you go up 70 just S of Greenwater most of it looks like that
Any plans on a GFC review?
Yes, very soon! 👍
So So So Good!! Jaw dropping views and a whole lot of jealously here from boring Texas. The more I watch videos like this the more I can't wait to get out of this bland looking state.
Thank you very much! We're truly blessed with the landscapes we have here in the Pacific Northwest!
Get yourself a Makita 18v battery saw and save your back. Lightweight and works like wonder.
Got one on the way! 😉
I commend you for using a handsaw. Especially since it is so dry and hot.
Appreciate it, was a nice way to get the day's workout in too! 😉 👍
I think it's time to invest in a chainsaw. Just watching you cut through that second fallen tree made my forearms sore!
Indeed! Though it did allow me to hit the workout goal for the day! 😉
Are you willing to share some of your routes? I just moved to Federal Way and also just bought a Tacoma and really want to start doing some overland. I'm really interested in the stampede pass route you did. I have a couple routes I mapped out in Gaia GPS but it would be cool to have a couple to get started with.
This is such a beautiful trail, I just purchased a new Jeep and would love to take out here, is this around Mt Rainier NP?
Right on, congress with the new purchase! This was outside of Rainer NP in the Greenwater area. Plenty of trails out there and many of them lead to stunning views!
How are you. My family and I are fairly new to Washington as we move to Puyallup from Florida. I am getting a new truck and will start exploring. How do you find these trails and spots?? Thanks in advance and would love to join you sometime.
Welcome to Washington!! You’ll quickly find out how diverse our landscape is by exploring something in any direction you drive. As far as resources I use for trails and dispersed camping check out: Google Earth, Gaia GPS, TrailsOffroad. Between the three you should have a great head start for exporting new areas and saving spots you come across. In the coming time I do plan on releasing an episode on how I do this process, stay tuned! Until then have fun and congrats on the new truck!
A DeLorem Gazetteer and Benchmark Atlas are helpful as well
Great video as always! That view is insane
Thanks David!! 👊
This tacoma is one of my favorites
The music is always a plus! Truly enjoy your video!
Really appreciate it, thank you!
What is the trail called?
Tow strap and your truck in 4L, use the saw to start the line and let your truck do the rest.
Good thing about the PNW, there will always be another opportunity... 😉
Bro where in Greenwater is that spot? I'm scouting for one in that area.
Forgot to mention…love your videos.
Sincerely appreciate that! 🙌
Got to get into a kinsmen hardware awning it is such a seriously impressive product. I have one on my gfc and I think it makes the whole package. Check them out. And it’s all made in the USA by some great people.
Definitely will, thanks for the tip!
Just realized we’ve almost never seen you without the typically obligatory PNW rain shell. And you’ve got an epic Stanley tat ;)
Haha, very true! Our PNW weather almost always has me in a hoodie or jacket, have to enjoy our few months of sunshine when possible! 😉 👍
Views were amazing. Thanks for not going all bad mouth for the awning failure. Things happen, sometimes their our faults sometimes just a failure. Just have such a great attitude. Sure makes the outing more enjoyable. Keep up the great videos and upgrades on your truck. Safe travels my friend.
Thank you very much! It's all a learning and experience curve, never really know until you're in the field and situations arise. Much more on the way, appreciate all the support!
Awesome close-up views of Rainier! Sorry about the batwing. Really surprised about that main pivot point being plastic?!
The spot has certainly become a new favorite for that area. Definitely unfortunate about the awning, hoping that construction changes down the road, though until then I have multiple sets of spares on the way! 😉
Agree. Same experience with Rhino Rack awning. Bite the bullet on price for a better product.
Nice! I see myself heading in a new direction as well 😉 👍
Need to get yourself the ECHO 14 inch 40 volt chainsaw my man.
Got one on the way! 👍
What foldable saw are you using?
Just a generic one from Home Depot, nothing special that couldn't be found in equivalence 😉 👍
SIlky makes some nice ones but just about any will do
love the new coffee cup!
Thank you! 👊
Great video as usual. I was planning on a trail just north of there next week. I may try this route instead since it’s a bit closer to Rainier. Thanks for clearing the way:) Can’t wait after seeing those views!
Appreciate it, thank you! Have fun out there, beautiful views in every direction!
Absolutely love your videos
Thank you very much for the support!
Great views and I see Jason has you hooked on Pendleton too. I haven't been able to get the Midnight around here just the regular Pendleton. It is my favorite whiskey.
He certainly has! 😆 It certainly has become a new favorite, Total Wine is usually my go-to spot for finding in the local grocery stores don't carry it.
just ordered the coffee mug!!! keep up the good work. I use to live in Everett and worked in downtown Seattle and lynnwood. Miss it there but not the cost of living or rain. Now I live in sunny Vegas.
Thank you very much Armando, appreciate the support! Do envy the amount of sunny days there in Vegas 😉 👍
Awesome video as usual. I have the same stove but where did you get that adapter to be able to hook it up to a larger propane tank?
Thank you! Just used a standard propane adaptor hose that still allows for connecting to the stove itself: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07C1KZK5W/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o05_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Thanks for taking us along on another adventure! Bummer about the awning but I am glad you didn't let that ruin the fun. Love your content! That view was amazing 👏 😍
Thanks James, all part of the experience though I've certainly learned to carry multiple hinge spares from now on 😆
Awesome find, great video as usual. I will be out that way this weekend, hopefully I find a spot like that!
Thank you! There is plenty to witness in the Greenwater area, best part of Mount Rainier NP is just down the road 😉
wow wow wow wow wow wow wow
Appreciate it!
That’s some serious good work you’ve done !! Im in Seattle, really want to go places like this , I’m just so worried about road conditions & being alone getting stuck! If you ever want adventure buddies let me know! I have a DJI mini 2 , would love to document adventures!
Been dreaming of getting out to bethel ridge & some other wa discovery route trails !! Just need trail buddies to lead the way!
Thank you very much for the support! Washington certainly has plenty of trails to offer, many of which a fairly tame and just need a sense of adventure! The BDR is a fantastic trail during our summer months. With the snow melt off, you shouldn't have any issues taking on this trip. Mainly gravel roads with the occasional deep potholes of rutted out sections all of which could be taken on with a 4x4 vehicle and proper tire placement. Stay tuned as I'm hoping to put together a meet up one of these days.
I would Echo his support. There are plenty of places you should be safe by yourself. Historically I always traveled remote and solo. Just make sure you have a spare tire and don't go over anything you don't think you could return through. Knowing when to stop/turn around is the most important skill of all. The WABDR is a great place to start, especially the Liberty to Ellensburg routes or maybe Umptanum ridge. Another group to consider is NWOL (Northwest Overland)
It's amazing how many similar sites are up there! Way to go with that handsaw. While you'll get lots of comments about chainsaws, a simple hand saw is still a cost effective, easy to transport solution - still, that 2nd tree, Wow! Good for you! I have that Tiregater table and love it. It's particularly nice when loading and unloading as just a place to set stuff so it's out of the wet or dust. You might want to consider an amber or red LED alternative for your tent light as those hues are much less likely to draw in insects. I start with that and once the tent is closed, move to white. I have amber & red interior lights for the same reason. Keep up the good work. Love seeing locals out and about. You have a very nice tone to your videos as well.
Thank you very much! I know the hand saw wasn't ideal but still got the job done at the end of the day while burning a couple calories 😉. Good tip on the light, I've used red in the past and need to go back to it as the bugs are horrible with the standard white.
Sincerely appreciate the continued support! Hope you had a wonderful holiday weekend and happy New Years!
@@ConquestOverland I primarily used red for decades but in this RUclips time, I noticed the Aussies selling primarily amber lights and then did some field testing with my own amber and red lights down in the Greenwater basin in August. Finally, did a little light research and apparently orange (of which amber is closest if not orange by a different name) is apparently the wavelength least likely to attract. I had one of those little UV light & bug zappers but all that did was draw insects to the campsite and create a horrendous mess. Now I only use it once I've sealed the truck or tent and want to eliminate any stragglers I didn't exclude.
@@ConquestOverland Honestly, I loved the handsaw. I've done this kind of stuff for 30 years and most of it was on a shoe string budget and needed to be inexpensive and portable. I always appreciate when someone out there shows that you can do this stuff without fancy equipment. Again - that big log was quite an accompishment. If I couldn't have dragged it out of the way, I probably would have been lazy and turned around. Good on you for clearing the trail.
Nice!
Thank you!
Great video I have the over land vehicle systems 180. Bat wing On my Nissan Xterra 2005 and it worked great made with all aluminum welding you want to look in too a battery operated chainsaw Dewalt Make one and Milwaukee and they work great and you can recharge the batteries and not have to deal with two cycle gas
Absolutely, chainsaw will certainly be in the truck next time! 😉 👍
Look on offup FB marketplace for cordless chainsaws you can find some good deals
Curious, do you recharge them on the go, on the trail
Your intro music is just great! Thanks for another great video.
Appreciate the support, thank you!
congrats on your gfc consider a webasto "gas" heater its a dry heat propane off gases h20 great video thanks !
I'll definitely look into that, thank you!
@@ConquestOverland digging your videos man I know they are a lot work but really a great job !!!
Was looking at a batwing...not anymore. WOW
Definitely a no-go! 😉
How do you like that tire table? I've been debating getting one for awhile now. Is it heavy? What brand is that one?
Love the table, works perfect for my needs and setup is a breeze. Here's more info on it: www.tailgatertiretable.com/collections/tables/products/tail-gater-tire-table
@@ConquestOverland Thanks for the info.
I was put off by the price but I have to say, I use it nearly every single time and I have zero regrets. It's especially useful as a place to set stuff while loading and unloading in our wet climate.
As always, great content! Keep it up
Thank you very much!
Keep up the great work Mike!!
Absolutely, thank you for the continued support!
One word….. epic! ❤️
Thank you very much, Susan!
Just ordered a shirt!
Appreciate the continued support, Rich! Means a lot!
Inspiring 👍🏻
Glad to hear it, thank you!! 🙏
Great camping
Appreciate it!
Epic views 💯
Thank you! Absolutely love this area!
Love the views and gear. Went on a overlanding trip to central Oregon with some serious overland pros. They had a backup plan for their backup plan. They had HF radio which could transmit 400 miles, refrigerators, ice cream, fire wood, 10 gallons of spare fuel, trama kits, board games, extra water and shade.
What none of them had was a RTT or a "Raptor Awning ". "Attaching things to a movable platform makes it stationary, if your zipper on your RTT or Awning gets stuck, you have to deal with it to move and you paid a great amount of money for it. Ground tents and awnings, not so much.
Pros and cons with every setup, part of what makes this industry so unique seeing what works for folks in their particularly situation. I've changes setups 4 times now and still looking to refine, though it simply goes with the adventure! 👍
Epic site as usual for you Michael. Are you planning to visit Expo West in September?
Thank you very much, lucky find this time around! I definitely will be at Expo West!