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“The most rock crawling I’ve ever done…”. 😂😂 welcome to Utah!!

Thanks so much for the inspirational video Taylor! Impressive to see you “paying it back” by clearing downfalls, not too many off-roaders do that. It was good to see you so well equipped; I like to see that level of competence and independence in a young couple. Your diligent carrying of a firearm at all times really stood out - very responsible of you. That gun was (is) probably the most important piece of kit you had, particularly when traveling with family. BTW: Lots of great music! Can you provide me with the source of the music at 22:38?! Thanks! Tom in Maple Valley, WA

Those are some nice looking rigs! Did you have to do anything to your suspension to handle the heavy loads? I'm guessing you're right up next to your max payloads?

Right when you said your friend’s jeep was still overheating after changing the air filter, I said to myself……Head Gasket. Dang that must sucked….Fantastic video with views!! I’m also WA local in a GX.

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By any chance is the editor or someone a Last of us fan?

Outstanding vid.

I hope the Forest Service or DNR see this so can receive the fines you deserve mudding is illegal .

Every Washington bdr website that go on nobody mentions what time of the year it is important to know when the snow is melted and is safe travels for stock vehicles

So ... what's the story on the JT? .... what was the real problem and did you get it resolved?

Great video I've watched a few of your videos today and I honestly been waiting to do same for long time thought about getting a 4x4 van or building one but after your videos immediately think a smaller vehicle be best so for months actually been debating on doing a 4x4 sas swap on my s10 I think it be good and watching your videos gives me does and don't ideas either way something I'm really wanting to do

Awsome vid!

Holy shit a blown head gasket already? That jeep isnt even old. 🥴

Soft roading with open diffs? Too much filler, not enough content.

I’d like to see your rock crawler build XJ tear that up

I'm just getting started an so glad I found this channel! Thank you!

Do you feel like this route can be accomplished without lockers?

Love the story! Keep them coming!

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Dude ... enough suspense. update already!

I have this same tent but from 4x4 Colorado; they call it the Alto Mini. Everything you said is right on, darkness, build, etc. For the money I think it's the best option and, picking it up yourself might be the best idea there is to avoid shipping issues from Asia if it were to be delivered to your home.

Hi Do you interested in adding some LED upgrade to your rig? We hope to do some sponsorship with you!

Looks like a good option for your bug out rig.

Awesome film man love it I live in Oregon and am planning on doing this trip thanks for showcasing it so I know what to expect.

Peeked the shirt too. Clearly a man of taste in more than one fashion. Sick set up.

Your cinematography puts you in the class of feature motion picture professionals. 👍🏼

Could you please do the IDBDR? That is supposed to be the longest BDR, over 1000 Miles to the Canadian Border.

I like your videos very much. Especially the BDR's ... good work and keep it up.

What month did you start the CBDR?

Taylor, What an amazing vid! We released a portable Jump starter. Are you interested in giving a review?

It looks really nice

Do you have the GPS route to this location?

7:50 is that Ethan from grind hard plumbing?

What a riveting drama

I had a hand in building that Chevy Colorado and happy it got you through your epic journey. What you filmed is amazing. thank you for sharing.

You’re making life difficult going through the squeeze in reverse lol

I was all in till 6:30 ‘mudding’ instead of taking the gravel path . This is precisely the wreckless behavior that has already resulted in many trails being shut down for motorized use. You are providing ammunition for people like the Sierra Club to further limit our access to the mountains and forests of the PNW and beyond.

Nice, great job on the video.

“Because lot’s of people roll off onto the highway”. Not remotely true. Create drama for views much? 😂. I do love that trail though.

Nice video, But ......1,000 hard wheeling miles on that tire?? Tires ain't even broken in until you can't read anything on the sidewall You still had the titties on it and crisp lettering!😁😁

New subscriber here! Awesome content. It's always nice when a trip goes as planned, but my best trips have been when things go a little Haywire.... makes for some good stories later on. Thanks for sharing yours!

I have a Grand Cherokee that the ASR "auto shutdown relay" was giving the jeep absolute fits just enough voltage drop to make the jeep run haywire if at all.

Love the way you put this together

this video goes hard! 👋

Yeaaaaaaaah buddy! Good way to end the work day with a new Taylor upload!

fun video to watch! just subscribed....hello from Canada!

We live in the mountains outside of Cashmere, WA. We’re really looking forward to taking on section 3 & 4 of the WA BDR this summer, along with other 4 wheeling roads. There’s a back road from Wenatchee to Ellensburg and from Ellensburg to North Bend. There’s also some great roads up the Blewitt Pass between Ellensburg and Dryden. (Highway 97). Our 23 TRD Off Road, double cab, long bed saw its first dirt last week outside of Leavenworth to Chelan. It was a Blast

Best youtube and content creator out there 🤝

I’m going to watch the rest of this. I’m sure it’ll be great footage and I’ll probably end up doing the same trip if I’m fortunate enough. But I must say that the casual and excessive use of words like “explore” and “conquer” by us overlanders when traveling WELL TRODDEN and maintained roads with satellite maps and tons of info ahead of time just doesn’t sit well with me. We’re not exactly James Cameron exploring the deepest part of the ocean or Neil Armstrong or the first Polynesians sailing to Hawai’i. Maybe we can just turn down our grandiose language a notch or two. Your life you do what you want with it, obviously. But there is a comment section and all engagement is good for the channel right? So this is my contribution 🤙🏽

I grew up in the 70s and 80s in the PNW riding along with my family and my brother and I in the back of the1969 CJ5; We explored many of the roads in Eastern Washington and in the Olympic forest. My family is all but passed away now and I only have the memories thanks for the video