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Did you tell him that the battery was dead on the walkie-talkie

I was on my way from MN to Glacier National Park in MT (July 2024) and after watching this video decided to take a detour to make the long drive more fun. Stayed at James Kipp Campground off US 191 and started the drive from there to Knox Ridge Road -> Lower two calf road -> DY Trail -> Ferry crossing. Lower two calf road was the most fun drive I had. DY trail is a very flat and smooth dirt road so that section was boring. It got a little more interesting after the ferry crossing. Did it in my 2019 VW Atlas stock except Rim (changed from 20" to 17") and tires (245/70/R17 AT). The car was fully loaded with family of four, camping gear, 20 gallons of water etc. Thank you @SixOverland for this video while I wait for crazy prices/interest rates to cool down so i can afford a decent off-road vehicle.

I want a ov3rlanding trailer like yours for my jeep tj. Since I got my jeep my wife is hooked. She wants a jeep now . We love to camp. Might get me a trailer and make my own overlanding trailer with roof top tent . I want to overland Montana and Wyoming both.

Spent years driving in the area north of the river if the mud doesn't get you the snow will.

We are interested in the area not your equipment or your cooking.

You could run into grizzly in Glacier but not Blacktail (unless that's a recent development; I used to live there). But there is black bear in the area; be cautious but I've live in/camped in bear area a lot.

Did you guys take the Salina Creed Rd? It seems to look nicer the higher in elevation you go

You simply must add Dual Snorkels to your rig. I hear they are all the rage in Bavaria.

you guys are seriously one of my favorite channels. You always tell a good story and your videography is awesome. Keep up the good trips and work. You give me so many ideas of where to go and because of this video, we will be detouring to this area of greys river on our way up to Yellowstone.

Nice video! Haven't been in that area since the early 70s! The other two active ferry crossings in Montana are the Carter and Virgelle. While growing up in NE Montana, there was one more ferry crossing on the Missouri, just a few miles from I lived. It was the Poplar Ferry (aka, The Pride of Poplar). That Ferry was replaced by the Poplar Bridge in 1968. As a youth, I had the pleasure of crossing the Missouri on all 4 of these ferries. Thanks for the memories!

It would be nice if you showed a map of your route and the Forrest road numbers

Nicely made video. Really shows the area well and what its like to go overlanding.

Bear spray does work but some bears run into the spray still attacking you, always have a gun for secondary defense

Witam. Mam ten zestaw od miesiąca. Jest świetny. Jednak szczerze ? Dzisiaj zdecydowałbym się zacząć od EB70. Jest minimalnie mocniejszy. Pozdrawiam.

Can a crossover do the Knox ridge rd, Two calf road and DY trail

My family has been in Wyoming for generations and my grandfather ran a 15000 acre ranch. Nothing feels more like home than the mountains in Wyoming! The bugs depend on the year but the views never disappoint. I enjoyed this video very much.

A little late to the party, but just came across this video series. Thanks for sharing, brought back some great memories. We drove this trail about 2 years ago when it hadn't been particularly wet recently, so we didn't have any issues. But we could tell from the deep dips and ruts that this trail could be a real challenge! It's funny your wife mentioned that y'all hadn't passed anybody, I say the same thing when we're on a trail with unfamiliar intel and that always makes me a little nervous 🤣

Wow - what a beautiful spot. We were actually up that Moose/Gypsum Road last July in our stock 5th gen 4runner. It was raining, so we didn't make it to the end of the road like you did. I'm glad I came across your channel and could see what it was like all the way to the end. Now, we have to go back. haha Great video. Blessings to you all!

Oh I'm gettin' me one of those!

We just found your channel. Great video. We too have a very small channel where we take our son with Down syndrome out in the country to experience fun like this. We even have a granddaughter in Fort Bragg

Hey, please stop exposing our states to the stupidity of disrespectful people who have more money than brains. The people who come through on the back roads you expose do not respect the land, the laws or the locals. I have seen the results of these idiots first hand every time they disrespect our states with the overpriced ill equipped and incompetent 4 wheeler excursions you promote. STOP!!!!

Looked at the Kingcamp table before coming here. Glad you presented.

Fancy camping

I live an hour from Uwharrie and it’s a great little get away. However I would not recommend going when it’s been raining, that red dirt is like ice cream it’s so slick.

Used to work up the Greys in 1981. Had a grizzly come walking up to us about 20 yards away. Great fishing and awesome country

Right in my back yard! My brother lives in Lakeside. Great place. I used to hunt with my brother where the cabins are. Big money is taking a lot of public land away on Blacktail sadly.

Great video! Thanks! I lived in Montana and flew over the area you’re exploring…… I might do a “repeat” your route! Wave if you pass any of the Minuteman Silo’s….

Just found you guys. I take 4 trips a year where rent a 4x4 and head put into the wilderness. Idaho, Montana and Utah are my go to states but this summer I'm headed to Pinedale Wyoming. Thanks for the video! I cant wait to get there!

What a great video!! In the fall just across the river from the James Kipp campground you can visit Slippery Ann where the Elk will be bugling. We try and go every year and take a picnic with us for an all day adventure watching the elk.

sugestion use bug spray and coils

I love Alicia’s laugh!

It is not pepper spray on steroids. It’s just a really big can of pepper spray. I live in Wyoming. That is a beautiful area. You can cook regular food. Just don’t leave anything out when you are done. Clean everything up, don’t even leave peanut shells. Typically what you doing is not the problem, it’s what the people before you did.

I live in Wyoming and have to deal with the biting flies and mosquitos every time i go fishing on creeks and rivers. There was one time they completely left me alone, it was the day after I got my J&J Covid shot. It was uncanny the peace I felt that trip. Unfortunately I was again the target the next fishing trip.

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What month was this ? When I was there we had no Bugs

Great video! Nice work and awesome wheeling! Love Tillamook! and the OIF sticker ;)

Just got a chance to watch this video Grant. I absolutely love Montana, going back again this summer. That Blacktail trail looked really cool, and so awesome you have another badge for you rig!

Cool video. I have a similar setup as you. How many mpg are you typically averaging?

What's the song called in this my daughter used to play a game that used that song but we don't know the name 😅😅

Great production quality and narration! Thanks for the vid

I want to explore Montana in my jeep gladiator. I live in Minnesota.

We have had the little eb3a for almost a year. It worked well for travel and charging. I didn't use the AC inverter function for a very long time. However, the inverter failed after only a couple of uses with less than a 100w load. I still need to send it in for RMA, having a problem finding packing material.

I'm looking at doing this as my first badge of honor trail. When did you guys run it? Curious because I was reading that they added culverts and it's a lot less muddy than it used to be.

I bought the bluetti ps54 unit at walmart. It only charges at 62 watts an hour not what is says. Bluetti C/S sucks they are all asian and you can't understand them. then they want a video S/N part number order number and your first childs name Ecoflow is way better. Good Luck and beware

I've had bears come into camp 2 times and treed a few as well over the last 30 years A 10MM is good if the spray doesn't work.

What time of year was this? And what year? Thanks!

You're so in some beautiful country there, nice! (the clear-cut made me sad though)

Yet another well-done video! I just recently found your channel and became a subscriber, and what a pleasant surprise to find you navigating one of the routes I created: The First Nations Adventure Trail! It can be hard to do justice to the sweeping vistas and wide open spaces of this trail, but you definitely nailed it! For others who wish to follow parts of this trail, Google will lead you to the files! Be safe, and Tread Lightly! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Just suscribed! Great videos, very enjoyable. Did you get stuck on a sidetrail to the ridge or on Greys River Road? Do you think Greys is passable pulling a 5000 lb trailer with a HD truck? Was your trip in June. Thx for sharing!

Love this video! We gave our three kids cameras and whatever type of cheaper video recorder there was back then (maybe a flip?) and let them film away. It's so fascinating to see the world through their eyes. It's really cool to look back 10-15 years later and watch their videos.