My favorite overlanding videos have a variety of vehicles. Watching 10 Jeeps go over the same obstacle gets boring. Watching 6, 7, 8 different types of vehicles is interesting to me to see what they are all capable of doing. This was such a cool collection of off-roaders. Great video.
Spending the night with 5 jeeps, and our wives, trying to get to the top of Beasley Knob GA with one working winch and wet muddy incline littered with boulders the whole way up. It was both stressful and exhausting, but made for some epic stories to be told later.
Great seeing Trent, I've been a fan since before UA-cam, when he was a writer. Also, great seeing Jason Lewis, I love his channel. He seems like such a great guy, I always enjoy his videos.
Part of the adventure of overlanding are the challenges, breakdowns, recoveries and repairs. With every trip, we learn more and more and become more confident. I've loved passing on the experiences and challenges to my grandsons and sons in law. I've also learned quite a bit from your vids that have helped our group along the way. Safe travels. 😉✌
I have had some really bad times on trips. Getting stuck in the middle of nowhere while on a solo trip. Hitting a big deer. But I have always been able to pick up the pieces and continue on. The deer was bad. Now I have a custom steel front bumper, not plastic. 04 Toyota Tundra. Buying a plastic car.. Getting stuck was in Panum Crater of of 395. The place looked like a groomed Japanese garden. Volcanic Ash.. Bottomless.
One of my favorite videos of yours. I fly my Cessna from Vegas to Phoenix often and fly right over the Hualapai Mtns. There’s a trail that follows the ridgeline. I’m wondering if that’s the trail you guys are going to take. Also, Alamo Lake is my halfway point landmark that I use. Did you know it’s a Bald Eagle breeding ground? It’s marked on my aviation charts as such to ensure that we maintain 2000’ of ground clearance in the area. Anyway, great video. Can’t wait for the second part.
Thanks for putting this video together, Brad. You've shown one of the many reasons why I love living in AZ and why bringing a saw is so important. Even more important, having Jesse in your toolkit is a must. :)
Glad your group did some trail clearing. Too many times individuals or small groups blazes a new trail to avoid the trouble section which destroys the landscape and leads to trail closures. Well done with the trail maintenance. Great video. Thanks for sharing.
One of you has a Jetboil stove with a Coleman gas bottle in the opening shot. I understand that specific blend of gas cannot be used in the cold (by which I mean -1c to +5c).
HI BRAD & MARCO 👋 LOOKED LIKE A LOT OF FUN ! LITTLE CLOSE / TIGHT IN SOME PLACES . GORGEOUS DRONE SHOTS & VIDEO FOOTAGE / BRAD 📹 AWESOME SCENERY COLORS LANDSCAPES & VIEWS ! BRAD WAS THAT GOLDFISH OR KOI IN THE POND , LAKE ? LOVE THE HISTORY OF THE AREAS. MEALS LOOKIN MIGHTY TASTY ! BE SAFE ☺️ 🙏 HAVE FUN ☺️ 🙏 ENJOYED ❤☺️ 🙏 GOD BLESS YOU ALL ALWAYS ON YOUR ADVENTURES ☺️ 🙏 THANK YOU ☺️ 🙏 ❤BE CAREFUL ☺️ 🙏
Was thrilled to see you turn Palmerita Ranch road which shares a road with our family ranch. I know some of the story of the old bus at Alamo Lake, including a guy that used to live in it back in the 80s.
Man, I ain't seen Verne since 2002(?) on Best of The West. I think he had a black '97+ XJ back then. We ran trails at Table Mesa, Florence Junction, then Johnson Valley.
WOW Brad que hermoso video! Lo disfrutamos mucho con los niños de verlo, sobre todo ver a Marcos contigo es algo genial que extrañamos mucho- Cariños a ustedes
Great video as always! We love being out in the Alamo Lake area! We keep an RV at Wayside Oasis and spend the winter exploring the area with SXS and Jeeps! Come back out next winter and we will take you to some great trails & sights! BTW - we spent a good amount of time trying to clear all the brush along the trail after you leave Palmarita Ranch guess we didn't clear high enough to clear all the rooftop tents, etc.
I cut a hole in one of the screens on my Gazelle since the window can still close and I have 7 more, ran a wood stove pipe right out on a 45*. Got the Winnerwell medium with the windows...works amazing. I was at 18* in Prescott and it was 80 inside the tent. I wrapped the awning edge in tri-folded alum foil to keep it from melting but it never even got warm with the stove pipe centered out the window. Also folded the floor back on the stove corner so it was just sitting on the dirt. Love my Gazelle, so versatile and sturdy as hell.
Brad, you and Ronny Dahl have been two of my biggest inspirations to get into 4wding/overland camping. The last 4 years or so ive travelled all across New England in whats now my former Subaru outback. I never pushed it past what it could handle and it always got me home. My friend Andre and I definitely have some stories to tell from that little thing. Few weeks ago i traded in for my dream car/adventure vehicle, a 2014 FJ cruiser. Last night was the first night camping in it and it went really well, and had a very minor section requiring 4wd. In the near future im hopeful to travel out to the western part of the country to really see some stuff. Maybe we’ll run into each other. Anyways happy trails, and keep up the good content!
"Brad, you and Ronny Dahl have been two of my biggest inspirations to get into 4wding/overland camping." --Exactly the same here! It was these two guys. Actually Ronny's channel introduced me to TR a few years back when Ronny visited the US. I sought out Brad's channel right then and there and subbed. Hope they find some way to collab again. Semper Fi from "The Rock"--Brad, you know what location I'm talking about!
Branches like that are why I carry a small Ryobi chainsaw in my rig when I go off road. It's not gonna clear a major tree that fell across the trail but it'll work for smaller branches like this.
Boy, it looks like you’re having a lot of fun out there. I wish we had stuff like that on the East Coast. Good luck with your keto diet. Likely, we have both gone on a keto diet for different reasons, but it has done me a world of good. Last October I weighed 350 pounds at 6’3” and would almost die walking up the stairs in my house. Seven months later I weigh 220 pounds and I run 5 to 6 miles a night. I also do not eat anything processed anymore. I can’t tell you how much better I feel how much better my life is in every way since losing weight. Keep the adventures coming!
Good Sven Rip Saw at minimum in each rig. chainsaw,,, naw. unless they were in high forest area. but good handsaw. few guys can clear, or yourself alone. yes. I have. . Welcome to Arizona.
Awesome video as always Brad. This was an epic adventure the landscape was amazing and a whole lot of awesome people along for the adventure makes it more exciting. Brad does Marco still have that electrical protection device on his 392 if so can you make a video about it? Thanks for letting us ride along with you on your adventures.
Those old In-Line 6cyl engines were bulletproof. I had F150 and a F250 with the Ford 4.9L (300) in-line 6cyl engine’s. Not much power, but a ton of low end torque. I put over 700K on my F150. It was a standard transmission. It was an awesome truck. It was slow but sure.
I love all the videos you do. I have a RTT as well as my Gazelle and I love the ground tent, (as does our Golden). Quick to deploy, I’m 6’1” and I can basically stand in it. Awesome tent, can’t say enough good about it.GOOD CHOICE!
Those zip ties come in handy, they also work quite well to keeper wires away from things that can melt or destroy them, something one should think about before hitting the trails. But then hindsight is always 20/20, but on the other hand you all are experienced wheels. Right?!
Worst(best?) adventure ever? 2004 Montrose Colorado, Die Trying. Half way up our buddy had his planetaries leave the solar system in his transfer case. We pull the grenaded back half and drive out to the tow rigs and get a spare that someone happened to have. Drive back in, install, then complete the trail again. We got back to camp at 4 AM. Good times.
A good mod for your gladiator would be a baxster performance spin on oil filter adapter helps eliminate dry starts in jeep wrangler and gladiators with the 3.6 liter engine
Welcome back to AZ! I was recently on a UTV ride at Alamo, and have a friend whose family ranched there, including the Palmerita, so he knows the area like the back of his hand.
Some rough conditions for a group run, lol. Surprised some folks didn't have their battery powered saws out. I carry a M12 Hatchet and my trail mate carries a Makita 18" for just such work.
Awesome adventures and people!!! In regards to your previous video, where you describe the exhaust installation and wrapping, wouldn’t it be more convenient to install a flexible and sticky solar panel to use as a battery tender instead of just a decal???
How come every time I see Jesse in your videos he's always working or helping someone out LOL.. He's a really good guy,him and all his crew at Summit 4x4.....
Great adventure, although I'm not too sure how swell it would be trying get my rig running again in the middle of nowhere. And we need a shot of that fender damage, we must size it up and oogle it!!!
HI KEVIN 👋 I HOPE YOU HAVE AN AWESOME TIME / TRIP 🙏 YOU'LL BE ABLE TO SHOW THE FAMILY EVERYTHING THAT YOU'VE GOTTEN TO SEE 👀 IN PERSON . PLUS MORE RELAXED DRIVING THE NEXT TIME YOU GO OVER TO SCOTLAND ! DRIVE CAREFULLY, HAVE FUN , GOD BLESS YOU ALWAYS ON YOUR ADVENTURES 🙏 😊 SOAK IT ALL IN ❤ENJOYED ☺️ 🙏 ❤
I like the M715, you don't see them very often. The Comanche and Ramcharger are rare sights too. Sometimes bad experiences end up being the most fun when you get out of it.
It was a good thing Marco didn't have his trailer with him. Did he have a heads up about the Maggie slot canyon? I was in that area north of Alamo lake a few weeks ago. I didn't try the slot canyon because it was labeled as ATV/UTV on OnX. Great overhead views through the canyon. Another great adventure.
wait is there a day 2 vid of this adventure. You left me hanging and being on the east coast I doubt I'll get to that part of the world to explore there. however as they say never say never.
Another great video. You might want to check you gps coordinance for Alamo Lake, the location you have doesn't work. I know that area, my guess is your off Maggie Wash or Alamo Wash.
YET ANOTHER GREAT VIDEO BRAD !!! quick question , noticed when you got to camp and was getting out of the JT you had something mounted to your factory grab handle . What was it & what mount ??? Thanks ALWAYS looking at everyone's rig and goodies to use in mine !!!! Thanks brother keep it up , there's a reason your one of the bigger more well known channels & jeepers!!!!!
13:26 we can’t do that in Florida. It’s illegal to trim the trees on the trails in the Ocala national forest the BOH trail is so over grown it’s ridiculous.
At the end of the day, usually the good overweighs the bad. Just got home from a five day trip with some of my best friends. Nothing but good. We now have two more multi day trips planned later this year. Also, we practice the Fine Art of Doing Nothing. Finding a really good spot and posting up for a couple of days. People ask, "What did you do on your vacation?" Nothing! Most people today can't understand that.
Is there a website for further information on the Centerforce Adventure, or is this an invitation only run? Looks like you guys got into some beautiful country. Thank you as always for some epic overland videos!
This is probably the best video, the really good trips aren't the ones that that go to plan, get stuck, break something. They don't make movies about about a casual driving trip that doesn't have some twist...... Otherwise it'll just be a scenic car ride.....
watching this as a I wonder if I should take my truck off road, thus while I am watching the hand saws come i all I can think is why no one had a small chainsaw? just an observation and something I think I would always want if doing this to trim back the a trail or to remove a possible fallen tree over the trail. 15 minutes into the vid right now looks amazing
Looks like a bow saw would have went a long ways along with a chain saw ! A axe is good till you have a 3ft plus diameter tree across the trail ! Breakdowns happen ! Been there and I wish I could say only once :)
My favorite overlanding videos have a variety of vehicles. Watching 10 Jeeps go over the same obstacle gets boring. Watching 6, 7, 8 different types of vehicles is interesting to me to see what they are all capable of doing. This was such a cool collection of off-roaders. Great video.
Another great video! I can't even express how much I enjoyed being in your wheel tracks... thanks for the memories.
You bring so much positive energy in everything you do! Glad to see you on this trip. Can’t wait to see it on your channel!
I was actually a follower of Jason of autoedit before following Trail Recon. Small world, Brought a smile to my face to see him in the video.
I agree! I started following both of them around the same time. Great to see them in the same video after all this time.
Yeah, I started following Jason way back when he was going to build the V10 Maverick.
Ditto
So good to see Marco and Brad on the road together again.
If I went on a trip with Marco, I would probably gain about 50 pounds…
Spending the night with 5 jeeps, and our wives, trying to get to the top of Beasley Knob GA with one working winch and wet muddy incline littered with boulders the whole way up. It was both stressful and exhausting, but made for some epic stories to be told later.
Great seeing Trent, I've been a fan since before UA-cam, when he was a writer. Also, great seeing Jason Lewis, I love his channel. He seems like such a great guy, I always enjoy his videos.
Totally agree with Tim Jackson I prefer to wheel an old rig! It’s so much more exciting for me to keep my old rig going and outperform the new ones!
Jeepin Jason Lewis is awesome!
Real down to earth guy.
Positive attitude. 👍
Glad to see him on the trail with you guys.
Another excellent video by Brad. Great to see Marco and I'm really impressed with Brad's Gladiator build so far.
One of the best things about overlanding is it brings people together to solve problems.
The Ram Charger was unexpected! Loved seeing that!
Part of the adventure of overlanding are the challenges, breakdowns, recoveries and repairs. With every trip, we learn more and more and become more confident. I've loved passing on the experiences and challenges to my grandsons and sons in law. I've also learned quite a bit from your vids that have helped our group along the way. Safe travels. 😉✌
I have had some really bad times on trips. Getting stuck in the middle of nowhere while on a solo trip. Hitting a big deer. But I have always been able to pick up the pieces and continue on. The deer was bad. Now I have a custom steel front bumper, not plastic. 04 Toyota Tundra. Buying a plastic car.. Getting stuck was in Panum Crater of of 395. The place looked like a groomed Japanese garden. Volcanic Ash.. Bottomless.
I love that Jason was in the video with you! I’ve been following him for years!
Brad, thank you for making my work day better!!!!! Work at night now lunch break.... Love off road adventures!!!!!
That scout is cool! Need a walk around on that!
What year is the Scout??
Wow, Brad, this has to be one of your best videos yet! Excellent narrating, editing, and music choices. I love your videos!
I love when people come together like that for an adventure and everybody helps each other .... good times.
You always have the best music in your videos!
Schedules are just a rough idea on trail. The objective is relax, see sights, have fun. Meet people. Not punch a clock in a certain amount of time
One of my favorite videos of yours. I fly my Cessna from Vegas to Phoenix often and fly right over the Hualapai Mtns. There’s a trail that follows the ridgeline. I’m wondering if that’s the trail you guys are going to take. Also, Alamo Lake is my halfway point landmark that I use. Did you know it’s a Bald Eagle breeding ground? It’s marked on my aviation charts as such to ensure that we maintain 2000’ of ground clearance in the area. Anyway, great video. Can’t wait for the second part.
Thanks for putting this video together, Brad. You've shown one of the many reasons why I love living in AZ and why bringing a saw is so important. Even more important, having Jesse in your toolkit is a must. :)
Probably over 1/2 a million dollars in vehicles and not one $200 chainsaw? Or did I miss it 😊😊
Even a cordless sawzall with a pruning blade….
The worst day jeeping is better than the best day at work.
Glad your group did some trail clearing. Too many times individuals or small groups blazes a new trail to avoid the trouble section which destroys the landscape and leads to trail closures. Well done with the trail maintenance. Great video. Thanks for sharing.
One of you has a Jetboil stove with a Coleman gas bottle in the opening shot. I understand that specific blend of gas cannot be used in the cold (by which I mean -1c to +5c).
The Donner Party would like a word...
😂😂 Nailed it
HI BRAD & MARCO 👋
LOOKED LIKE A LOT OF FUN ! LITTLE CLOSE / TIGHT IN SOME PLACES . GORGEOUS DRONE SHOTS & VIDEO FOOTAGE / BRAD 📹 AWESOME SCENERY COLORS LANDSCAPES & VIEWS !
BRAD WAS THAT GOLDFISH OR KOI IN THE POND , LAKE ?
LOVE THE HISTORY OF THE AREAS. MEALS LOOKIN MIGHTY TASTY ! BE SAFE ☺️ 🙏 HAVE FUN ☺️ 🙏 ENJOYED ❤☺️ 🙏 GOD BLESS YOU ALL ALWAYS ON YOUR ADVENTURES ☺️ 🙏 THANK YOU ☺️ 🙏 ❤BE CAREFUL ☺️ 🙏
Looked fun but yeah that slow section with all the branches would have drove me crazy.
😂😂😂 right?? They would feel they’re owed their own told you so to our millennium & generations!!!
😂
Was thrilled to see you turn Palmerita Ranch road which shares a road with our family ranch. I know some of the story of the old bus at Alamo Lake, including a guy that used to live in it back in the 80s.
What a trip to experience. You are really putting Doc thru its paces and challenging it.
Great ride.
Man, I ain't seen Verne since 2002(?) on Best of The West. I think he had a black '97+ XJ back then. We ran trails at Table Mesa, Florence Junction, then Johnson Valley.
#1 thing to carry in a 4.0 jeep is a spare Crank sensor!
4:15 I guess our ideas of "green" and "lush" are different.
For Arizona, that is lush greenery
WOW Brad que hermoso video! Lo disfrutamos mucho con los niños de verlo, sobre todo ver a Marcos contigo es algo genial que extrañamos mucho- Cariños a ustedes
Thank you for taking the time to make these videos. It has to be time consuming. Much appreciated.
Great video as always! We love being out in the Alamo Lake area! We keep an RV at Wayside Oasis and spend the winter exploring the area with SXS and Jeeps! Come back out next winter and we will take you to some great trails & sights! BTW - we spent a good amount of time trying to clear all the brush along the trail after you leave Palmarita Ranch guess we didn't clear high enough to clear all the rooftop tents, etc.
I cut a hole in one of the screens on my Gazelle since the window can still close and I have 7 more, ran a wood stove pipe right out on a 45*. Got the Winnerwell medium with the windows...works amazing. I was at 18* in Prescott and it was 80 inside the tent. I wrapped the awning edge in tri-folded alum foil to keep it from melting but it never even got warm with the stove pipe centered out the window. Also folded the floor back on the stove corner so it was just sitting on the dirt. Love my Gazelle, so versatile and sturdy as hell.
Brad, you and Ronny Dahl have been two of my biggest inspirations to get into 4wding/overland camping. The last 4 years or so ive travelled all across New England in whats now my former Subaru outback. I never pushed it past what it could handle and it always got me home. My friend Andre and I definitely have some stories to tell from that little thing. Few weeks ago i traded in for my dream car/adventure vehicle, a 2014 FJ cruiser. Last night was the first night camping in it and it went really well, and had a very minor section requiring 4wd. In the near future im hopeful to travel out to the western part of the country to really see some stuff. Maybe we’ll run into each other. Anyways happy trails, and keep up the good content!
"Brad, you and Ronny Dahl have been two of my biggest inspirations to get into 4wding/overland camping." --Exactly the same here! It was these two guys. Actually Ronny's channel introduced me to TR a few years back when Ronny visited the US. I sought out Brad's channel right then and there and subbed. Hope they find some way to collab again. Semper Fi from "The Rock"--Brad, you know what location I'm talking about!
Branches like that are why I carry a small Ryobi chainsaw in my rig when I go off road. It's not gonna clear a major tree that fell across the trail but it'll work for smaller branches like this.
Maggie’s Slot! Always a good time
Great video, Glad your eating healthy too. So important to enjoy a long jeeping life.
Boy, it looks like you’re having a lot of fun out there. I wish we had stuff like that on the East Coast. Good luck with your keto diet. Likely, we have both gone on a keto diet for different reasons, but it has done me a world of good. Last October I weighed 350 pounds at 6’3” and would almost die walking up the stairs in my house. Seven months later I weigh 220 pounds and I run 5 to 6 miles a night. I also do not eat anything processed anymore. I can’t tell you how much better I feel how much better my life is in every way since losing weight. Keep the adventures coming!
Really nice to see Autoedits Jason out and about!
Great video can’t believe out of all those rigs nobody had a gas or electric chainsaw
Good Sven Rip Saw at minimum in each rig. chainsaw,,, naw. unless they were in high forest area. but good handsaw. few guys can clear, or yourself alone. yes. I have. . Welcome to Arizona.
It's funny, I barely even wheel and I currently have a chainsaw in the back of my 4Runner lol.
Awesome video as always Brad. This was an epic adventure the landscape was amazing and a whole lot of awesome people along for the adventure makes it more exciting. Brad does Marco still have that electrical protection device on his 392 if so can you make a video about it? Thanks for letting us ride along with you on your adventures.
Great video! Made for an enjoyable lunch break!
We ran through Alamo Lake area on our way to Overland Expo a few years back - started off on trail in Ramona CA and finished dirt east of Sedona AZ😏
Fun video....That section with all the branches would have drove me crazy though. Glad to see your taking care of yourself too. 👍
Those old In-Line 6cyl engines were bulletproof.
I had F150 and a F250 with the Ford 4.9L (300) in-line 6cyl engine’s.
Not much power, but a ton of low end torque.
I put over 700K on my F150. It was a standard transmission. It was an awesome truck.
It was slow but sure.
Great video as always. Awesome narration. Ever consider doing a BTS? Curious about your tech: cameras, drones, mics.
I love all the videos you do. I have a RTT as well as my Gazelle and I love the ground tent, (as does our Golden). Quick to deploy, I’m 6’1” and I can basically stand in it. Awesome tent, can’t say enough good about it.GOOD CHOICE!
Cool to see Jason in this.
Those zip ties come in handy, they also work quite well to keeper wires away from things that can melt or destroy them, something one should think about before hitting the trails. But then hindsight is always 20/20, but on the other hand you all are experienced wheels. Right?!
Worst(best?) adventure ever? 2004 Montrose Colorado, Die Trying. Half way up our buddy had his planetaries leave the solar system in his transfer case. We pull the grenaded back half and drive out to the tow rigs and get a spare that someone happened to have. Drive back in, install, then complete the trail again. We got back to camp at 4 AM.
Good times.
A good mod for your gladiator would be a baxster performance spin on oil filter adapter helps eliminate dry starts in jeep wrangler and gladiators with the 3.6 liter engine
Welcome back to AZ! I was recently on a UTV ride at Alamo, and have a friend whose family ranched there, including the Palmerita, so he knows the area like the back of his hand.
I'll add the ranches and farms going away was mostly due to Phoenix buying up the water rights.
I love watching your videos Mr. Brad always learn something new!
Love your new rig!
Some rough conditions for a group run, lol. Surprised some folks didn't have their battery powered saws out. I carry a M12 Hatchet and my trail mate carries a Makita 18" for just such work.
Awesome video!! We had a blast out there with you guys!
Awesome adventures and people!!!
In regards to your previous video, where you describe the exhaust installation and wrapping, wouldn’t it be more convenient to install a flexible and sticky solar panel to use as a battery tender instead of just a decal???
another great adventure, good to see Jesse and the Summit team out of the shop, P-town gets down! 😎
How come every time I see Jesse in your videos he's always working or helping someone out LOL.. He's a really good guy,him and all his crew at Summit 4x4.....
AYYY AUTO EDITS JASON…this collab brings me happiness lol
Howdy 👋
Great video Brad! You should consider moving to AZ...beats good old Cali 😂
What didn’t you like about the shift pod mini? Or was that not the tent you were talking about? Do you like the gazelle more?
Great adventure, although I'm not too sure how swell it would be trying get my rig running again in the middle of nowhere. And we need a shot of that fender damage, we must size it up and oogle it!!!
I love this channel! ♠️
I live in Arizona and its cool to see the places there are here!
HI KEVIN 👋
I HOPE YOU HAVE AN AWESOME TIME / TRIP 🙏 YOU'LL BE ABLE TO SHOW THE FAMILY EVERYTHING THAT YOU'VE GOTTEN TO SEE 👀 IN PERSON . PLUS MORE RELAXED DRIVING THE NEXT TIME YOU GO OVER TO SCOTLAND ! DRIVE CAREFULLY, HAVE FUN , GOD BLESS YOU ALWAYS ON YOUR ADVENTURES 🙏 😊 SOAK IT ALL IN ❤ENJOYED ☺️ 🙏 ❤
Cool 2 wheel drive trail.
I like the M715, you don't see them very often. The Comanche and Ramcharger are rare sights too. Sometimes bad experiences end up being the most fun when you get out of it.
It was a good thing Marco didn't have his trailer with him. Did he have a heads up about the Maggie slot canyon? I was in that area north of Alamo lake a few weeks ago. I didn't try the slot canyon because it was labeled as ATV/UTV on OnX. Great overhead views through the canyon. Another great adventure.
Welcome to my back yard.
I often wondered why you don't camp at Lake Alamo on your travels East.
Another kickass video. Looked like an epic time!! Timmy C Arizona
wait is there a day 2 vid of this adventure. You left me hanging and being on the east coast I doubt I'll get to that part of the world to explore there. however as they say never say never.
Another great video. You might want to check you gps coordinance for Alamo Lake, the location you have doesn't work. I know that area, my guess is your off Maggie Wash or Alamo Wash.
Yuca, AZ. I’ve been there, at the Ford Resting Facility.
YET ANOTHER GREAT VIDEO BRAD !!! quick question , noticed when you got to camp and was getting out of the JT you had something mounted to your factory grab handle . What was it & what mount ??? Thanks ALWAYS looking at everyone's rig and goodies to use in mine !!!! Thanks brother keep it up , there's a reason your one of the bigger more well known channels & jeepers!!!!!
13:26 we can’t do that in Florida. It’s illegal to trim the trees on the trails in the Ocala national forest the BOH trail is so over grown it’s ridiculous.
Talking about pinstripes and tight trails, you need to come up to BC, Canada and go wheeling with Shaun from TSTN! 😂
I got me a Milwaukee chain saw, battery powered, for just such trails.... That thing works great!
Great Idea, I have a bunch of Ryobi tools. I'll look into one of those so the batteries interchange. Thx
Love it. I wish Europe had such landscapes and trails. What kind of GoPro Mount for the Roof is it? Looks like it fits inside those lockings.
At the end of the day, usually the good overweighs the bad. Just got home from a five day trip with some of my best friends. Nothing but good. We now have two more multi day trips planned later this year. Also, we practice the Fine Art of Doing Nothing. Finding a really good spot and posting up for a couple of days. People ask, "What did you do on your vacation?" Nothing! Most people today can't understand that.
Is there a website for further information on the Centerforce Adventure, or is this an invitation only run? Looks like you guys got into some beautiful country. Thank you as always for some epic overland videos!
I personally think Eleanor Roosevelt is an iconic American, and I applaud you for quoting her
Been hunting Az for 40 years...Dewalt chainsaw is a must in the truck!
that quote is great nd all if you have the money to go and live. Most of us barely have enough to exist...
love the quality of the DJI Osmo Pocket 3! Are you using an ND filter or are your settings set on Auto?
My GX would love to come and play next year. DV runner!!
This is probably the best video, the really good trips aren't the ones that that go to plan, get stuck, break something. They don't make movies about about a casual driving trip that doesn't have some twist...... Otherwise it'll just be a scenic car ride.....
Looks like a run to the mall. Come on up to Elbe Hills in Washington for some real wheeling adventure. Your rooftop tent won’t survive.
Really love your videos.
watching this as a I wonder if I should take my truck off road, thus while I am watching the hand saws come i all I can think is why no one had a small chainsaw? just an observation and something I think I would always want if doing this to trim back the a trail or to remove a possible fallen tree over the trail. 15 minutes into the vid right now looks amazing
Great bunch of people, when your sons going to join you on one of these long adventures in their rigs?
THAT was great. Ramcharger for the win. I can relate. Point and shoot
Another great Video!
Great adventure. Nice to see Marco too 😊
Looking forward to a review of the OVS topper
Looks like a bow saw would have went a long ways along with a chain saw ! A axe is good till you have a 3ft plus diameter tree across the trail ! Breakdowns happen ! Been there and I wish I could say only once :)
Jason from Autoedits has such a great channel. Very informative!
looks like a great Subaru trail. lol wouldnt have to trim any tree's or bushes would ya? LOL
Dang, SO MANY COMMERCIALS!!
Could finish the vid !