Big Rocks & Tight Trails // Exploring Grand Mesa Colorado
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- In this episode we leave the easy roads and make our way into Grand Mesa National Forest. We encounter tight trails, big rocks, and a beautiful lakeside campsite.
Camera Gear Used:
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Primary Camera - amzn.to/2HAyo4l
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Truck Stuff:
Camper - GoFastCamper
Awning - OVS Nomad 270
Tires - Toyo A/T III
I love your set-up! great camping set up.
Thank you! It’s been awesome for these longer trips.
Keep it up. Man, I really enjoy the videos!
Thanks so much!
There are some old cow camp cabins on the Grand Mesa, my family had one they set up back in the 1910s up there where they'd take cattle during summers.
Oh that’s really neat! That’s area is absolutely stunning.
I like this intro.
Sweet! I was waiting to see what people think of it. Really thinking about a name change. The “Overland” name has developed such a stigma.
You know what would be amazing? The trail info /GPS info
True, Unfortunately I won’t be able to on this one. This is partly a trail system that was mapped out by lifestyle overland. I believe it’s called the high country trail system. I’m not sure it’s been released publicly yet so I’m not going to share information that was not gathered by myself.
@@ScenicCityAdventuresyou mean its in the high country system. So which trail is it in particular? Lifestyle doesn't map these out ever heard of giai GPS wre you get trails for free. Share the wealth don't hold put on people.
@@peterrossie1592 it takes a lot of time to go through Gaia and map long trail systems together. I’ve done it across multiple states and it takes time and effort. After looking at Gaia you need to go and look at the motor vehicle use maps and make sure that all the roads are open during the season. Make sure you weren’t crossing any private land…They put in the time and effort and until they choose to release the trail maps I will not be sharing them.
@@ScenicCityAdventures well that sucks! I contribute as much as possible to help others. So if anybody reads this Google high country trail system in Colorado. You will find it offers a bunch of trails.
Hopefully they be releasing the entire series soon. It works from New Mexico all the way into Colorado through the Alpine Loop area and all the way to the northern corner of Colorado. It’s a great trail system and I helped scout a few portions of it. I’m just not comfortable under cutting someone else’s work. I’ll message them and see if it has been released publicly yet. 👍🏻
Another great video. We would love to go out to Colorado. Really just anywhere. We haven't been riding since Dec. I have been busy with shop upgrades and working on my hot rod. I did order some new tires for the Escape that are a little taller and more aggressive. I also have a bigger better power steering cooler to install. So after that and a complete fluid change we'll be headed somewhere. Also in May we are spending our anniversary weekend in Prentice Cooper/Signal Mt. Should get some good video with the GoPro I got. After watching your videos, I decided I needed to step it up lol.
Thank you! I’d love to see that Escape in person in May. I’m just a couple miles from PC, so if you have time let me know!
@@ScenicCityAdventures That shouldn't be a problem, I'll let you know when it gets closer.
Obviously anniversary isn’t the best timing, but if it works out cool, if not we’ll catch ya next time!
I live in grand junction and I have 11.5" of total clearance underneath my SUV running Falken Wildpeak AT's and I'm not sure the top of Grand Mesa is a friendly spot for an unlifted Ford escape buddy
There’s over 300 lakes on the Mesa I ❤️ the Mesa
We absolutely fell in love with it too!
@@ScenicCityAdventures I love going up there every time I go to visit family in grand junction and delta I always got to make a trip up there snowmobiling in the winters 4 wheeling and fishing in the summers
Are your trucks lifted? what size tires are you running? Would a stock Tacoma with 265/75/16s make that trail?
Yep! We I'm on 33s and Matt is on 32s. You should be just fine on the trail!
@@ScenicCityAdventures thank you for the quick response, where is Matt from in Michigan? I am from southern Michigan, right on the Michigan/Indiana line.
@@rickmiller2335 Not positive, but I think outside of GR.
what roof rack did that guy have? Kinda looked like the Caliraised with the side lights.
Victory 4wd I think? I’ll ask him when we talk next
Victory 4x4 roof rack with Strobes ‘n More X8’s. They fit perfectly in the cut-outs. Feniex Fusion 800 for the front bar. All dual purpose red/white/flood emergency response lights.