Secrets of the Chiricahua Mountains - V22E9
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- Опубликовано: 4 авг 2024
- In this overnight adventure in the Jeep, I explore deeper into the Chiricahua Mountains of southern Arizona. The episode kicks off late in the after, and I seek out a lovely and idyllic campsite nestled in the woods, next to a babbling stream. For dinner, I enjoy standard venture4wd fare. The next day, I set off to explore the surrounding forest roads and am met with extraordinary scenery, a few dead ends, and a little bit of history.
00:00 - Rolling Intro
02:08 - Looking for Camp
04:38 - Great Streamside Campsite
05:30 - Hot Dogs for Dinner
06:52 - Web Site Update
08:25 - Morning Coffee
09:56 - Stroll Through the Woods
17:12 - Degraded Forest Road
20:57 - This Old Ranch
22:25 - Episode Wrap-Up
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Mexican Whip-poor-will singing during the hot dog scene. Nice one
Another great little adventure. Please keep everything coming our way - short adventures, epic adventures, wrenching on the Rover, etc.
Definitely, I'm watching all of it
That's what I love about your camping channel just real basic camping food items burnt grilled cheese sandwiches ,black hotdogs and crusty burgers there's no fancy rack of lamb, casseroles or salads being prepared at camp Rock on! your a boss! 😄
Very well produced video! Please consider using maps or accurate descriptions of the roads you travel. Many of your viewers would love to visit these beautiful locations.
I’d like to see the old White water kayak come out some more or maybe some Marv trials on these adventures.
The old historic ranch was also originally camp Rucker. It is only preserved because the camp rocker was taken over by a homesteader who cared for it all the way up into this 1970s. Camp Rucker was an outpost during the Apache wars. Lieutenant record drowned trying to help another soldier who had been swept away in White River during a monsoon flood. White River was also renamed.
Howzit Chris, Jes & Eve here ..we from Big Island Hawaii. Really love da videos great job. Jubtink u folks might check out Quartzite Arizona soon. Let us know ALOHA 🤙
HI CHRIS & SHANNON 👋
GLAD TO SEE YOU BOTH ARE DOING GOOD / WELL !
CHRIS, THE SCENERY WAS GORGEOUS . THE CAMPSITE WAS REALLY NICE . FROM YOUR VIDEO FOOTAGE 📹 DIDN'T SOUND LIKE TO MANY BUGS . LOVED ❤HEARING THE BIRDS & THE CREEK / STREAM / BROOK TOO. ORANGIE SOUNDS LIKE SHE'S HAPPY TO GETTING OUT TO STRETCH HER TREAD , L.O.L.
I LIKE WHAT YOU VIDEO, WHAT EVER IT IS , VERY RELAXING & AMAZING VIDEO FOOTAGE , WORK 📹 BE SAFE ☺️ 🙏HAVE FUN 😀 🙏 GOD BLESS YOU ALWAYS ON YOUR ADVENTURES ☺️ 🙏ENJOYED ☺️ 🙏THANK YOU ☺️
It’s always such a pleasure to hear from you @davidcolinstillman5585! Thank you for sticking around. You can expect new adventure videos within the next month or two 😃.
HI CHRIS 👋
YOU BOTH ARE MISSED !
BUT DO WHAT'S BEST FOR YOU BOTH ❤ I KNOW YOUR LIFE IS BUSY BESIDES RUclips ! THINGS POP UP UNEXPECTEDLY & THAT'S NORMAL LIFE ❤BE SAFE ☺️ 🙏 HAVE FUN ☺️ 🙏ENJOYED ☺️ 🙏GOD BLESS YOU ALWAYS ON YOUR ADVENTURES ☺️ 🙏 THANK YOU 😎 🙏
ONE MORE THING I'VE BEEN NOTICING A LOT OF MY RUclips CHANNELS HAVE BEEN UNDONE (?) WHICH I HAVEN'T DONE . I NOTICED YOURS WAS ONE OF THEM ! THAT'S NOT FUNNY 😐 NOW WILL HAVE TO CHECK ALL OF THEM !
I absolutely love this new longer once or twice a month style videos
You talking about what you do is actually very calming and it's nice plus your cam work is fantastic...
Keep up the great work, my man
It's always my favorite RUclips series
As always, spending some time in Orangie with Chris is a delight. You are a good guy that shares places never to be experienced without you. So happy to have been along for the ride through your entire course. Happy trails to you, until we meet again, virtually.
Thanks Chris. Safe Travels
I enjoy all types of videos, even the install videos. 🤙 Keep them coming.
I appreciate your philosophy/policy regarding trails that have been reclaimed by nature. Great video, thank you for sharing your adventures, Sir.
Wow. How long were those hotdogs cooking? Lol. Another great video. Thank you.
Like all your adventures no matter overnight or longer.
Another great video Chris!! I'm headed up to the UP of Michigan next week for a 5 night camping trip :) Near Munising where you have been a few years ago.
I enjoy all your videos and photography; epic adventures, wrenching, etc. Keep them coming and I’ll keep watching. Stay safe.
Nice vaultboy!
Is that the leadership bobblehead?
Hello Chris,
Life changes us, our health and relationships change our priorities…
Thinking back I think yours was the first “off road” channel I subscribed to as its just enjoyable to tag along on your adventures seeing new places I’ll probably never get to myself…
Several of the RUclips channels I watch have changed over the years, but that’s to be expected as people age and mature. Four years ago I thought I needed a Jeep, I still don’t have one and probably never will as I’ve been priced out of the market. Although I do like to get out and explore new places I don’t think it’ll ever be to the level you’ve done…
Keep sharing your adventures local or long distance, even the vehicle repair and home maintenance are fun…
Ratings and comments will dictate what works and what doesn’t but in the end you have to please yourself. If it ceases being fun for you then change is inevitable.
You bring the driving experience into your videos. So glad you are back with Orangie.
Glad to see your still producing videos , I can understand not wanting to constantly come up with new ideas . I look forward for more content especially if it’s going to be longer trips . I know that Shannon is working , but I miss her contribution to the shows .
What a great episode. I absolutely love following 2 tracks up into canyons like that in Arizona. Finding a running stream to camp next to is the icing on the cake. Thanks for sharing!
You put out great videos. It doesn't matter backyard or long distance. I enjoy your work. Thanks
This is Paul from your Patreon subscription and thank you for revisiting one of my favorite spots.
My URSA minor is scheduled for install at mainline overland in July and the 1st trip I take out west will be to Portal and Chiricahua for a whole week.
Excellent Chris!
Well done .👌
Lots of off road Jeep porn.👍
You were near the site where Johnny Ringo is buried. And not too far from where Geronimo surrendered.
Lots of history in those parts.
I’m working on my old Landy in a similar fashion to the way you are. No big restoration, just fix what needs to be fixed and make it reliable and solid.
Thanks for another great post.
As a mechanic who started watching u before I owned a jeep never though I would I just got one cheap from an old man.. I'm amazed by how reliable that 3.6 has been to you and how she's still sounds good no lifter ticks or anything
Thanks again 👍🍺✔️
Good am Chris, good to start Saturday am watching your adventures.
I love this area and have been going there ever since I was a kid. We used to take our kids up there camping, too. This is a favorite place for people that live in one of the nearby towns. It's really beautiful in August when we have had a good rainy season and it gets really lush and green. Be aware the area is prone to torrential flooding during the rainy season that turns the creek into a raging river that can even flood some of the campgrounds near the creek. Great video!
You never let me down. Interesting places. Something different. Sure is beautiful country there. You can get lost forever down there. Good stuff. 👍👍🙂🇨🇦
I really need to start exploring further south - beautiful country - thanks for sharing it with us all Chris.
Love all your videos Chris. I finally recognize the figure on your dash, been there for quite a while irc. Only recognize it because of a recent show we were watching on Netflix. You must of been into the game back when it first came out
Nice video Chris! Don’t worry about your footage. Just let it rip, it’s yours to sculpt.
Chris, that was fun!
Like this whatever category it is. Nice drive, thanks
Nice, loved this one just like the last video. How cool is it to be so close to off road areas!
Awesome, thanks Chris.
Love it. Thanks Chris!
Chris thanks for sharing your voyages. Sadly due to health and location i cannot walk along but do enjoy your travels. do always be safe but continue the explorations
Thank you so much, glad I could “bring you along” in some way. Best wishes for your well being.
I enjoyed this very much, thanks
I have that exact same green plaid shirt. LOVE the videos.
Not a bad video. Miss the week long videos of years past. Been watching since just before you rolled your Jeep on it's side in Canada. Please get shirts in 4 and 5 XL. Not all of your viewers are skinny minis.
CHEERS from Colorado
Great Chris!
Great video Chris! Keep it up!
Another great video Chris! Giving me lots of places to visit in Southern AZ!
Take care & Enjoy! ✌️
Hey chris, been a minute since i’ve seen your vids. You’re in my neighborhood now. I’m between bisbee and douglas. Alot of cool trails around the mountains here and as you have seen many are primarily for side by sides so you will be pinstriped. Safe travels !
I traveled the spur you backed out on a week or two before you were there. I continue past where you stopped in my colorado zr2. I went to the edge of the nf where the locked gate was without any trouble.
How about a trip in OK 4WD grenadier with the Alu CAb roof conversion
Rucker Canyon.
I thought you were lost to the Dark Side with Sprinter..
Hotdogs!
Too bad Mexico isn't on your radar, they have some amazing country near to you, but I imagine there'd be big safety concerns.
12:45 squirrel !! 🐿
I say 🐀, lol
Enjoying your exploring adventures. May I ask what mounting device you are using to hold your traction boards to your jeep? Thanks
Have you ever been to Hualapai mountain. Been asking around and can’t find anybody who has camped there. Might need to make the trip and see.
I have, it's a pretty nice area.
I have watched every one of your videos for the past 7 years Do they still make the pop top like you have on Orangy?
Kamper Ken
Ursa minor out of Oregon.
love that hat! Where can I get one?
Thank you! I purchase from a random instagram ad that I was served. The account is @iconicarizona.
@@venture4wd thanks! Hope you don't mind that I'll be twinning with the same hat! Really enjoy your channel. I've been watching for years. If you're ever in Chattanooga, TN, hmu and lunch is on me!
Wonderful thank you so much! Shannon and I ran some errands this weekend and noted that both the local (Tucson) REI as well as the Summit Hut on Speedway carry a few bits from the Iconic Arizona brand. Seems to be a well-regarded local business, which we are happy to support :)
@@venture4wd I bought like 4 of their hats! Thanks for the recommendation!
No ketchup was poured on hotdogs and Heinz shares dropped three dollars. Coincidence?
🤣
Where can I get a hat like the one you’re wearing? thanks
I am a South African. I love your channel, but I cannot understand why you would use gas to cook when you have a fire. We braai (barbecue) every chance we get.
I’m not an adventurous cook, and not confident in cooking over an open fire. The reliability of the stove is helpful for me. Plus, I don’t often have campfires for a multitude of reasons, and don’t keep the necessary tools in my kit.
Really, no hoodoo jokes, Chris?
Yah, you lost me as interested. Sorry.