Overlanding Stanley Idaho
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- #outdoors#camping#idaho #overlanding #jeep#DJIPhantom4#Overland#stanleyidaho #jeepwrangler#adventurerig#leftcoastoverland#digitalnomad Part 1/2 Overland loop adventure in the Jeep Wrangler from Challis Idaho to Stanley Idaho USA. A quick overnight in 4th of July creek, Some Cinnamon Rolls from the Stanley Bakery, and 75 Miles of Rough back country roads through the Frank Church River of No Return Wilderness. SO FUN!!
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Sweet…..Super sweet! Would like to have ridden shotgun on that trip. Stanley is on my bucket list, Hope I get there
It’s well worth it. I lived there for years, and it’s one of those places I always think… “ if I wasn’t here. I’d want to be there.” Happy trails!
It's a wilderness "cherry stem". A historical road that was "grandfathered" in. Pretty common in Idaho.
Pretty great place to go explore!
really glad you did this route ive been thinking of routes like this near stanley
Lots of awesome spots up there!
If that's in a burn scar it could be a dozer line left over from supression efforts too. Beautiful area though. SNRA is one of my favorite areas on earth
The road was definitely put in prior to that Halstead fire from way back in 2011 or so. Lots of old mining and logging roads up there.
Definitely agree though! Stanley, and SNRA are my all time faves. I’m starting to learn however that the central coast of California is pretty rad!
@@leftcoastoverland8750 dude yeah! I spent the winter in Monterey. I loved every part of it! The drive down PCH is well worth it
Kelbie: Rules, man! Rules.
LCO: I didn't go out there for rules, dude. I went out there to get away from jerks like you.
Me: Dam, wish I was out there in the Frank Church. No rules man!
Right!?
Rules are meant to be broken.
If you don't understand how wilderness rules and time lines apply DON'T go into the wilderness. Driving around by yourself is why people like you end up needing search and rescue.
Oh relax. There were plenty of other people on the trail. Dead of winter in the area? Yeah that's a different story.
Flying a helicopter across the Caribbean? Yeah that's another reason to take an EPERB.
Why not watch some of my other content before making a 1/2 baked comment, and realizing this is what I do for a living? 🤙🏻
@@leftcoastoverland8750 Preach. People who comment on RUclips really are perfect and never make mistakes eh 👍
I agree with Don't Go!!!
I have lived in this state for 53years and people that don't know the area or ignore the warnings are always having to be rescued or their bodies Recovered!
On a different note what kind of powerplant are you running? It sounds like the UPS trucks they drive around here.