What a great adventure.. I’m new at jeep wheeling and many years doing atv / side by sides, there are many things you shouldn’t do while wheeling on any of these machines.. drinking is the worst.. Thanks for sharing
Thanks for backing that up. I've had plenty of good encounters with SXSs from folks who take it seriously. Unfortunately I've had just as many bad experiences from folks who don't. I think part of it because they are so easy to rent for the day..and they are so dang capable, that there are often beginners or very casual riders on tough trails. In any case, drinking and wheeling is just stupid.
Awesome video man, looks like a fun trail! Seeing a traffic jam on a trail will hopefully shed light on why some of us don’t share all the locations of places we travel to make videos. I need to tag along with you guys and Nick, I feel like another Toyota with smaller tires will help him build confidence because traveling with a bunch of built Jeeps can seem intimidating.
Finally got a chance to see this video Will. Man that trail with the gate keeper section was amazing to see all those rigs get through, including your JL and the Bronco. Great video editing and drone shots! 👍
Very well put together film I enjoyed watching. Rocklanding/ over landing sure is a cool way to get out and explore I’m in the process of a build, these videos are getting me pumped up
My in-laws have a place above smiley creek, milkshakes are great there. I have yet to make it up with my jeep from SD but I may have to find that trail when I do. Thanks for another great adventure.
I love Smiley Creek. It’s such a cool stop. The community of folks who live there are pretty great too! Hope you get your Jeep out there one of these days!
Love your video. I hate when I see multiple spotters giving direction at the same time. Land Cruiser had no business being on the trail with 2 wd. Going through the Idaho forests now I always bring a electric chains saw to supplement the hand saws I have. Last trip over Pinion Peak I had to remove 6 trees. With all the rain on the boulders I would always be afraid of slicing a sidewall as the water just makes a good lube for that sort of thing. Keep up the great videos.
That diesel swapped Cruiser was amazing!!!! So was the WAR PIG!!!! My favorite rig on the trail that day. It was actually sad and frustrating to see the Cruiser incapacitated due not having a front drive shaft (as in he came on the trail without a front drive shaft).
You should have all had a driver's meeting to make sure that 4-runner dude would understand and follow the spotter and not freak out . 😜 You really dealt with those awesome side-x-side all-stars gracefully.
We shared a whiskey at camp that night and shared lessons learned. Bottom line though - we’re all proud of Nick for getting up there and getting down again.
@@Venture2Roam I know it's a learning process and he's learning and it's good you guys are guiding him. Everyone starts at the beginning. Soon he will look at that trail like it's for beginners. 👍😁
... another fun fact about Washington Basin. Last time up we were back down at the highway airing up ... a guy stopped to ask if we were good and he was a local rancher who just so happened to own the plot up in the basin. The forest service has been wanting to close the trail from the meadow up to the top, but can't because of the plot he owns. I of course thanked him ... he was a cool guy. This coincided with a conversation I had with one of the USFS employees over on Trail Crk that also stated that the Sawtooth office was trying to arbitrarily close roads and restrict access.
Definitely not what I like to hear ... my fear is that trails like Boulder (and even still Washington) could be on borrowed time. I hope that I'm wrong The problem is systemic throughout the off road community. Lot's of players but very few actually participate in helping to preserve access. I hope your reach can stimulate ethical use and participation@@Venture2Roam
@@obrianmcc12 That's one of my goals. The whole thing about trails being closed is shrouded in mystery. No one really knows what's going on until something is slated to be closed. Only way to change it is to be more involved.
I have really been enjoying your videos. Very tastefully done. I have been to Washington Basin via snowmobile, atv, and Motorcycle. But have been wanting to take my jeep LJR. Now I want to do Boulder Basin also. Guess I have a destination for next year. Thanks guys. Keep them coming.
What a fun adventure! I wish there was more footage of that 4runner getting through the boulder sections--have a similarly sized rig and gives me confidence! Great fun all round!
Clarification….the alternator on the Bronco is mid engine…yeah not great. The allowed submergence is still 33.5” which is respectable to the wranglers 33.6”. For education to the Bronco owners out there the 4mph max is to keep from splashing up onto the alternator. Be safe and get home!!!
I think fording depths is largely estimated by the breather/intake locations ... Jeeps location of the alternator IMO is more because they have been there/done that ... Ford is still learning. The biggest killer of alternators is mud .... careful in the Owyhees 🙄
Wow, awsome adventure, the technical, the weather, little bit of crazy, so glad everyone made it this time. Gotta get there myself. Your videos are awsome! What psi do you guys air down to with that wet slippery granite? Thanks.
I did Washington Basin in my lifted 2009 Frontier last year, my buddy took his stock 2022 Pro4X Frontier and had no issues. It was a really fun drive. Neither of our trucks are ready for Boulder Basin yet. I'm planning some upgrades that should make it safe to attempt it. I just need to find a group of more experienced drivers to go with.
Fun video. Is this really the toughest trail in Idaho? Being new to Idaho I'd love to know and learn other hard trails. This one is on the list for next season. As a side note; that off road trailer is awesome, but I about spit my coffee when I looked up the cost of that thing! 😱
They are pricey! An argument can be made it’s the toughest overland trail…but I’m sure there are harder trails in general. You should check out local off-road FB groups. Lots of ideas on trails there!
You know what...I have no idea. I've never even looked at it. I have my garmin I pull reports from..and Lance had a weboost that gave satellite images of the storm...but if it's already in my Jeep, that would be sweet.
Great video. Having zero experienced and less capable people on a trip like that is one if my biggest frustrations! None of those obsticals looked that challenging to me, but I will admit, I do more of the harder core overlanding myself. Maybe I'll come down and join you one if these days and show you an overlanding rig that's built to go on more challenging trails.
I’m sure Will would be in awe of your rig and expertise. 🙄🤦🏼♂️ some people enjoy taking new people out and being there when they experience things for the first time. Clearly that’s not you.
@OzarkOverlandAdventures actually I am the guy who likes to take people out. Not only do I participate in an annual Wheelin Warriors event where we take disabled Vet's out on a day trip, but I belong to 2 of the 3 largest offroading clubs in N. Idaho. Just because I recognize that some vehicles aren't as capable of certain trails, doesn't mean I'm a bad person. I'm also NOT an expert. I just have an opinion that I've earned the right to voice!
@@jdshaw2751 you’re contradicting yourself. Your first comment talked about less capable PEOPLE not rigs. And your right to share your opinion includes others right to reply to your opinion.
Pretty sweet trail, and video. People running around in SxS’s drinking makes me so mad, one cause it’s the same type of people leaving bud light cans all over the trail, and they don’t respect it. I have both a SxS and 4Runner, and I’ve been on both ends were jeep guys are a$$holes, and SxS guys are a$$holes. Honestly, I’m glad most vehicles have plates, and those dudes should definitely be turned in for drinking and driving.
I’m glad you said it’s not just the SXS folks who do it…I’ve seen it just as bad with full sized rigs too. Bottom line is we have to take care of each other and take care of the trails.
I want you guys to give Blanca in Colorado a go. I’ve done it a few times only on atvs. Crashed vehicles that rolled down the hill, plane parts the whole nine. So sketch.
Nothing pisses me off more then when some moron those trash into a fire . Would you want someone to put trash in your oven? How about right on top of your stove right before you cook , or even days before ? Morons just don't get it , until you cue them in . I've always loved to sit , camp , cook , with a camp fire , all my life and I can't believe the amount of people who will do this dumb shit , right in front of you , then act all stupid , and offended when you confront them about it . I live in a heavily populated area , and people just seem to turn into morons the second they are outside in nature .
I gotta thing against side by siders they fly down the roads inconsiderate of other traffic.. had so many close calls because they drive like they own the road..
Will, when is all the meats and potatoes for the 392 is coming? Can't wait for the built up man.. Suspension lift kit, 37s, winch, driving lights, power system, clear anti pin stripe wraps(half body or full) etc. You usually went for moderate built like winch compatible bumper and 35s, however on the 392 please add more accessories and modes, cuz it's not only practical it is good for the channel as it makes the video more fun and interesting to watch. I'm only sharing my humble opinion. It's your Jeep, alright?
LOL. Yes there's more coming for the 392. Yes it's my Jeep. I'm taking it to Epic Adventure Outfitters very soon. I've been waiting on a few parts to come in from sponsors, which has taken a lot longer than I thought. But yes, it's getting some more stuff very soon. I'll document it as well. In the meantime, there are a few more trips with it stock (plus a winch)..and my last trip in the JKU coming out.
The 2.5 terafkex suspension lift kit is one of the best lift kits. KC hilites 6pro light bar matched the Jeep round headlights. Instead of baja's lp pros and rigid adapt(gps). Black rhino wheel armory gives the Jeep an aggressive and unique look, cuz most jeep runs recon package standard like wheel.
Nope..not at the making of this vid. I was still waiting for it arrive from Warn. It came just in time for our Nevada BDR trip about a month after this vid. We're all winched up now 😀
Wait - you called me out for over dramatizing (which I 100% do so no argument)...then called this the wimpiest trail you've ever seen...lol. I think THAT's a little dramatic don't you think? Not saying it's the hardest trail you've ever seen...but it's not wimpy...come drive it before being so dramatic about it lol. Cheers.
Bagging on the side by sides, the peanut gallery, the guy going up without a front drive shaft. They were all there for the same reason you guys were. I love what you’re doing but off roaders need to stay united.
@@user-np2iy1tz9q From my perspective, it wasn’t judgemental. We recovered those guys in the Landy. We didn’t have to do that…we helped them out because it was the right thing to do, and like you say..we stick together. I disagree with their choice, but that’s not judgemental. The side by sides showed up and I called them the Calvary, or the Peanut Gallery, or both. So I was saying they showed up to help (the Calvary) but a bunch of them stood around shouting things (the peanut galley). But I didn’t mean it as an insult..it was just what happened. I do take issue with drinking and wheeling though. That’s not a good thing to promote. It was a very tense situation. Hope that helps give context. It’s hard to get all of that in the video without it being 2hrs long.
Judgemental, not at all, this is why America is weak. You say what you want to say and f everybody brotha. Tell them to write a note on your suggestion box toilet paper 🚽 wheel on my friend
😂😂😂. I get that I have viewers that drive different types of rigs though, and honestly do not see myself as judgemental. I do disagree with certain decisions though… in the end, we helped everyone out, and even shared a camaraderie moment with the SXS crew.
I have a 98 xj on 33s with a 4.5 lift.. Rock sliders , Trans and transfer case protection.. and a manual 5 speed.. I trust my spotters to get me through the rough stuff.. this trail looked challenging but very doable.. with a beautiful prise at the end.. I also run 10 to 15 psi, no bead locks.. slow and steady wins the race everytime.. thanks for the adventure..
Should have bout a Jeep... Just sayin.. Its going to be really expensive to lift that thing properly.. Best bet is probably Portals... =/ cool but expensive...
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Friends, mountains, offroading...What else! Amazing memories
It's a great memory for sure. Love those guys.
What a great adventure.. I’m new at jeep wheeling and many years doing atv / side by sides, there are many things you shouldn’t do while wheeling on any of these machines.. drinking is the worst.. Thanks for sharing
Thanks for backing that up. I've had plenty of good encounters with SXSs from folks who take it seriously. Unfortunately I've had just as many bad experiences from folks who don't. I think part of it because they are so easy to rent for the day..and they are so dang capable, that there are often beginners or very casual riders on tough trails. In any case, drinking and wheeling is just stupid.
What a great story! (And I don't think you were overly judgmental at all)
Thank you!!
I feel the need for another “redemption” run where we get to camp up there again! Great vid as always Will!
Agree 100% Oh Darn. Have to back.
Sorry Will. I just can’t stop crashing your dialogue moments. Its just a magnet for me.
It’s actually the best dude.
I think “Where’s Lance in this pic?” Could become a thing!
Can’t wait for your next adventure Don from north Idaho thanks
Great video!! Thank you.
Man, what an absolutely epic trip and awesome video. One of your best so far! I loved it!
Thanks Matt, your opinion means a lot.
Awesome video man, looks like a fun trail! Seeing a traffic jam on a trail will hopefully shed light on why some of us don’t share all the locations of places we travel to make videos.
I need to tag along with you guys and Nick, I feel like another Toyota with smaller tires will help him build confidence because traveling with a bunch of built Jeeps can seem intimidating.
Dude - we'd love to you. That would be a really fun trip. Let's do it.
Excellent video man. Bummer that the weather messed up your plan but love that you conquered it!
Thanks Caleb. I’ll just have to back again…need to swim in that lake one more time lol.
Castle Peak sighting at 9:00
Extra good Castle Peak sighting at 10.44
Finally got a chance to see this video Will. Man that trail with the gate keeper section was amazing to see all those rigs get through, including your JL and the Bronco. Great video editing and drone shots! 👍
Thanks Mike!!
I was on the edge of my seat and amazed the whole time. Excellent adventure, man! 🍻
Thank you so much! Cheers!
Great video! Looked like a great team of friends!
Thank you! Great friends make for a good team!
Dude, such beautiful views and an amazing trip. Loved it!
Thanks for giving it a watch Fletch. Enjoying your WY series.
@@Venture2Roam Thanks dude! Yours was awesome as always!
The video just doesn’t do justice to how steep that boulder section was. The steep incline really made it difficult to get traction.
Very true.
Loved your video! Keep making them! Cheers !
Thank you!!!!
This video literally shows some of the true stresses of overlanding. It usually pays off though.
It totally pays off. Thanks for watching!!!
Looks awesome keep it up guys beautiful scenery.
Thank you!!
Very well put together film I enjoyed watching. Rocklanding/ over landing sure is a cool way to get out and explore I’m in the process of a build, these videos are getting me pumped up
Right on..so glad to hear it!
Great video and glad you guys all made it. I think you should make a sticker or patch "Influencer in the Wild" haha
😂. That’s actually not a bad idea 😂
Wow, epic adventure!🤙🏻beautiful spot
One of my most favorite places to visit. There's a 90% chance we're going back this summer lol.
Looks like a fun group! Always a fan of redemption! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻
It was sweet redemption..but we gotta go back to jump in the lake and camp up there! So redemption 2..coming next summer lol.
That place looks amazing we love that area thank you for sharing that Don and Donna Hope idaho
Thanks for watching you two!!!
What a fun adventure.
Thanks....it was a very eventful weekend for sure. I love that place, and am so glad the guys got a shot at redemption.
My in-laws have a place above smiley creek, milkshakes are great there. I have yet to make it up with my jeep from SD but I may have to find that trail when I do. Thanks for another great adventure.
I love Smiley Creek. It’s such a cool stop. The community of folks who live there are pretty great too! Hope you get your Jeep out there one of these days!
Love your video. I hate when I see multiple spotters giving direction at the same time. Land Cruiser had no business being on the trail with 2 wd. Going through the Idaho forests now I always bring a electric chains saw to supplement the hand saws I have. Last trip over Pinion Peak I had to remove 6 trees. With all the rain on the boulders I would always be afraid of slicing a sidewall as the water just makes a good lube for that sort of thing. Keep up the great videos.
PS I was referring to the SXS spotters.
That diesel swapped Cruiser was amazing!!!! So was the WAR PIG!!!! My favorite rig on the trail that day.
It was actually sad and frustrating to see the Cruiser incapacitated due not having a front drive shaft (as in he came on the trail without a front drive shaft).
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War Pig was my favorite by far. What a beast!
We definitely kept an eye on our sidewalls. Those rocks can make quick work of them. Thanks for your perspective..and I agree it.
You should have all had a driver's meeting to make sure that 4-runner dude would understand and follow the spotter and not freak out . 😜 You really dealt with those awesome side-x-side all-stars gracefully.
We shared a whiskey at camp that night and shared lessons learned. Bottom line though - we’re all proud of Nick for getting up there and getting down again.
@@Venture2Roam I know it's a learning process and he's learning and it's good you guys are guiding him. Everyone starts at the beginning. Soon he will look at that trail like it's for beginners. 👍😁
... another fun fact about Washington Basin. Last time up we were back down at the highway airing up ... a guy stopped to ask if we were good and he was a local rancher who just so happened to own the plot up in the basin. The forest service has been wanting to close the trail from the meadow up to the top, but can't because of the plot he owns. I of course thanked him ... he was a cool guy. This coincided with a conversation I had with one of the USFS employees over on Trail Crk that also stated that the Sawtooth office was trying to arbitrarily close roads and restrict access.
That’s so odd. Pole creek is super popular, and there’s lot of camping going on out there.
Definitely not what I like to hear ... my fear is that trails like Boulder (and even still Washington) could be on borrowed time. I hope that I'm wrong The problem is systemic throughout the off road community. Lot's of players but very few actually participate in helping to preserve access. I hope your reach can stimulate ethical use and participation@@Venture2Roam
@@obrianmcc12 That's one of my goals. The whole thing about trails being closed is shrouded in mystery. No one really knows what's going on until something is slated to be closed. Only way to change it is to be more involved.
I have really been enjoying your videos.
Very tastefully done.
I have been to Washington Basin via snowmobile, atv, and Motorcycle. But have been wanting to take my jeep LJR. Now I want to do Boulder Basin also.
Guess I have a destination for next year.
Thanks guys. Keep them coming.
So glad to hear you are enjoying my vids! I bet Washington Basin would be a blast on a snowmobile.
What a fun adventure! I wish there was more footage of that 4runner getting through the boulder sections--have a similarly sized rig and gives me confidence! Great fun all round!
Thank you!!! You might check out Nick’s channel - Zag Runner. Lots of vids featuring that rig.
Nice part 2, glad you guys got your redemption. Head east to Windy Peak if you want another fun climb. Not as technical, but a good one.
Right on. I’ll check out Windy Peak!!
Clarification….the alternator on the Bronco is mid engine…yeah not great. The allowed submergence is still 33.5” which is respectable to the wranglers 33.6”. For education to the Bronco owners out there the 4mph max is to keep from splashing up onto the alternator. Be safe and get home!!!
Thanks for the clarification…but still. 😂
I think fording depths is largely estimated by the breather/intake locations ... Jeeps location of the alternator IMO is more because they have been there/done that ... Ford is still learning. The biggest killer of alternators is mud .... careful in the Owyhees 🙄
@@obrianmcc12 Great comment.
Dude those redemption trips are the best! This spot is now super high on my list of places to visit
I'll go with you man. Let's get Lance there and have a pair of Broncos go up together.
@@Venture2Roam let’s do it!
Wow, awsome adventure, the technical, the weather, little bit of crazy, so glad everyone made it this time. Gotta get there myself. Your videos are awsome! What psi do you guys air down to with that wet slippery granite? Thanks.
It was a little of everything lol. We were running between 10 and 15 I think. Thanks for watching!!
I did Washington Basin in my lifted 2009 Frontier last year, my buddy took his stock 2022 Pro4X Frontier and had no issues. It was a really fun drive. Neither of our trucks are ready for Boulder Basin yet. I'm planning some upgrades that should make it safe to attempt it. I just need to find a group of more experienced drivers to go with.
You should look at 208 Overlanders on Facebook - they do group runs. I think they are doing Boulder this year.
@@Venture2Roam
I'll have to check it out. Thanks for the suggestion!
Wow thats some epic views
Thanks..Idaho is the best.
@@Venture2Roam I'm definitely adding to my list of places to Overland next year!
Bet that mountian produces epic sunset photos !!!
It’s a blessed place up there. I need to go back without the hurricane to capture it.
More content like this please.
You got it!
Fun video. Is this really the toughest trail in Idaho? Being new to Idaho I'd love to know and learn other hard trails. This one is on the list for next season. As a side note; that off road trailer is awesome, but I about spit my coffee when I looked up the cost of that thing! 😱
They are pricey! An argument can be made it’s the toughest overland trail…but I’m sure there are harder trails in general. You should check out local off-road FB groups. Lots of ideas on trails there!
Does your jeep have that travel link weather radar and report ?!? It uses xm. I use it every morning when I don’t have cell coverage to check weather.
You know what...I have no idea. I've never even looked at it. I have my garmin I pull reports from..and Lance had a weboost that gave satellite images of the storm...but if it's already in my Jeep, that would be sweet.
Drama, leave it at home, just enjoy the adventure
Great video. Having zero experienced and less capable people on a trip like that is one if my biggest frustrations! None of those obsticals looked that challenging to me, but I will admit, I do more of the harder core overlanding myself. Maybe I'll come down and join you one if these days and show you an overlanding rig that's built to go on more challenging trails.
Thanks, glad you enjoyed the vid!
I’m sure Will would be in awe of your rig and expertise. 🙄🤦🏼♂️ some people enjoy taking new people out and being there when they experience things for the first time. Clearly that’s not you.
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@OzarkOverlandAdventures actually I am the guy who likes to take people out. Not only do I participate in an annual Wheelin Warriors event where we take disabled Vet's out on a day trip, but I belong to 2 of the 3 largest offroading clubs in N. Idaho. Just because I recognize that some vehicles aren't as capable of certain trails, doesn't mean I'm a bad person. I'm also NOT an expert. I just have an opinion that I've earned the right to voice!
@@jdshaw2751 you’re contradicting yourself. Your first comment talked about less capable PEOPLE not rigs. And your right to share your opinion includes others right to reply to your opinion.
I need some friends like this as well lol
They are the best.
Pretty sweet trail, and video. People running around in SxS’s drinking makes me so mad, one cause it’s the same type of people leaving bud light cans all over the trail, and they don’t respect it. I have both a SxS and 4Runner, and I’ve been on both ends were jeep guys are a$$holes, and SxS guys are a$$holes. Honestly, I’m glad most vehicles have plates, and those dudes should definitely be turned in for drinking and driving.
I’m glad you said it’s not just the SXS folks who do it…I’ve seen it just as bad with full sized rigs too. Bottom line is we have to take care of each other and take care of the trails.
I want you guys to give Blanca in Colorado a go. I’ve done it a few times only on atvs. Crashed vehicles that rolled down the hill, plane parts the whole nine. So sketch.
This year we'll do more local rock crawling trails as well as the Rubicon..should be fun!
Nothing pisses me off more then when some moron those trash into a fire .
Would you want someone to put trash in your oven?
How about right on top of your stove right before you cook , or even days before ?
Morons just don't get it , until you cue them in .
I've always loved to sit , camp , cook , with a camp fire , all my life and I can't believe the amount of people who will do this dumb shit , right in front of you , then act all stupid , and offended when you confront them about it .
I live in a heavily populated area , and people just seem to turn into morons the second they are outside in nature .
I gotta thing against side by siders they fly down the roads inconsiderate of other traffic.. had so many close calls because they drive like they own the road..
I’ve had my fair share of close calls too.
Will, when is all the meats and potatoes for the 392 is coming? Can't wait for the built up man.. Suspension lift kit, 37s, winch, driving lights, power system, clear anti pin stripe wraps(half body or full) etc. You usually went for moderate built like winch compatible bumper and 35s, however on the 392 please add more accessories and modes, cuz it's not only practical it is good for the channel as it makes the video more fun and interesting to watch. I'm only sharing my humble opinion. It's your Jeep, alright?
LOL. Yes there's more coming for the 392. Yes it's my Jeep. I'm taking it to Epic Adventure Outfitters very soon. I've been waiting on a few parts to come in from sponsors, which has taken a lot longer than I thought. But yes, it's getting some more stuff very soon. I'll document it as well. In the meantime, there are a few more trips with it stock (plus a winch)..and my last trip in the JKU coming out.
The 2.5 terafkex suspension lift kit is one of the best lift kits. KC hilites 6pro light bar matched the Jeep round headlights. Instead of baja's lp pros and rigid adapt(gps). Black rhino wheel armory gives the Jeep an aggressive and unique look, cuz most jeep runs recon package standard like wheel.
@@laloolhouvum1634thanks for the suggestions!
You mentioned that "the side by sides are everywhere, unfortunately." Not cool!
no winch for the 392?
Nope..not at the making of this vid. I was still waiting for it arrive from Warn. It came just in time for our Nevada BDR trip about a month after this vid. We're all winched up now 😀
That acceleration at 5min mark on the 392....
That thing sounds so mean!
@@Venture2Roam Almost as "mean" as you are to the sXs folks lol...
@@NS-wh1cx LOL. We actually shared a whiskey with them later that night...but things were tense there for a bit.
@@Venture2Roam I guess I'll stop telling people you seem like an a-hole
Just camp in the rain nothing wrong with that.
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you know what they say, God love idiots. that's why he made so many. glad no one got hurt.
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ว้าว!! วิวสวยงามและการเดินทางที่น่าตื่นตาตื่นใจมาก🚙🚙🛻🛻
Thank you! So glad you enjoyed it!!
Outstanding video, would you share the Trail Head coordinates?
Thank you!! I don’t share coords, but it’s a known trail. Just search the name of it, and I’m sure you can find it.
😂😂😂😂😂 no front drive shaft
Right?
@Venture2Roam just DM'd you on Instagram!
@@Venture2RoamI'm a Boise local overlander myself! I make lots of offroad parts and think we could easily collaborate on some awesome stuff!
Dude. Americans are just all about the drama. Seriously the whimpiest trail I've ever watched with the most hyped up drama ever. Classic Americans.
Wait - you called me out for over dramatizing (which I 100% do so no argument)...then called this the wimpiest trail you've ever seen...lol. I think THAT's a little dramatic don't you think? Not saying it's the hardest trail you've ever seen...but it's not wimpy...come drive it before being so dramatic about it lol. Cheers.
We need to hook up. I wanna go on one of your trips that would be a blast hook up with me.🎉
I’m doing more Patreon trips next year.
Ah, I see Chris is a fellow MeatEater. 😉
Indeed.
A little judgmental in this video…
What did you find judgmental??
Bagging on the side by sides, the peanut gallery, the guy going up without a front drive shaft. They were all there for the same reason you guys were. I love what you’re doing but off roaders need to stay united.
@@user-np2iy1tz9q From my perspective, it wasn’t judgemental. We recovered those guys in the Landy. We didn’t have to do that…we helped them out because it was the right thing to do, and like you say..we stick together. I disagree with their choice, but that’s not judgemental. The side by sides showed up and I called them the Calvary, or the Peanut Gallery, or both. So I was saying they showed up to help (the Calvary) but a bunch of them stood around shouting things (the peanut galley). But I didn’t mean it as an insult..it was just what happened. I do take issue with drinking and wheeling though. That’s not a good thing to promote. It was a very tense situation. Hope that helps give context. It’s hard to get all of that in the video without it being 2hrs long.
Thanks for listening. We’ve wheeled just about everywhere you’ve put out there and it keeps getting busier and busier here.
You guys are as nice as it gets...far from judgmental as far as can tell by having seen several of your videos...@@Venture2Roam
Judgemental, not at all, this is why America is weak. You say what you want to say and f everybody brotha. Tell them to write a note on your suggestion box toilet paper 🚽 wheel on my friend
😂😂😂. I get that I have viewers that drive different types of rigs though, and honestly do not see myself as judgemental. I do disagree with certain decisions though… in the end, we helped everyone out, and even shared a camaraderie moment with the SXS crew.
I have a 98 xj on 33s with a 4.5 lift.. Rock sliders , Trans and transfer case protection.. and a manual 5 speed.. I trust my spotters to get me through the rough stuff.. this trail looked challenging but very doable.. with a beautiful prise at the end.. I also run 10 to 15 psi, no bead locks.. slow and steady wins the race everytime.. thanks for the adventure..
Should have bout a Jeep... Just sayin.. Its going to be really expensive to lift that thing properly.. Best bet is probably Portals... =/ cool but expensive...
He’s since moved on to a BRaptor. 🤷♂️