Lifted Jeep Gladiators in NORRISH CREEK FSR & 4x4 DEWDNEY PEAK | The Ramble Off-Road

Our two lifted Jeep Gladiator builds go off road in Norrish Creek FSR and the Dewdney Peak trail for some 4x4 fun.
Norrish Creek and Dewdney Peak are located in Mission, British Columbia and house some of the most amazing views only really accessible by 4x4 vehicles. Mission is just outside Vancouver, BC and contains one of the larger areas available for overlanding in Canada! That and extreme off roading, motocross and more.
The Ramble is a group of off road enthusiasts who like to tell stories. Join us as we go off the grid and off-road in search of the most spectacular views this country has to offer!
Greg is running a 2021 Jeep Gladiator Willys with the Eco Diesel engine in the awesome Snazzberry color, on Fuel wheels with Mickey Thompson tires and a Teraflex lift.
Stefan drives a 2020 Jeep Gladiator Rubicon with the 3.6L Pentastar engine and his is shown in Grey. He's running Fuel wheels with Nitto Ridgegrappler rubber, as well with a Teraflex lift and Falcon Shocks.
Scott is our co-pilot, navigator and second camera. You can thank him for half of all the amazing shots you see throughout our videos. Thanks Scott!
If you made it this far, thank you for watching our adventures! Please leave a like as it helps us out a ton with the pesky UA-cam algorithm. Subscribe only if you want to see more stories like this one!
Thank you!
-The Ramble Team

[@johnmadsen37]

I laughed, I cried, I shit my pants. What an adventure.

[@TheRMBLOffRoad]

😂😂

[@MoreDirtMoreDistance]

Nice Gladiators!

[@TheRMBLOffRoad]

Thanks we love em!

[@lostncal]

Love the format; spectacular videography.

[@TheRMBLOffRoad]

Thanks that means the world!

[@d.r.1375]

Very nice video.

[@TheRMBLOffRoad]

Thank you so much!

[@kevinocon8937]

Awesome video!!!

[@TheStoryTillNow]

Great job man! Love it.

[@TheRMBLOffRoad]

Thank you so much! Your stunning videos are a huge inspiration!

[@autolynx3mar]

Great! Subscribed!

[@TheRMBLOffRoad]

Thank you so much. We appreciate the kind words 🙏

[@TomSupergan]

You guys make it look and sound like you were actually there.

[@TheRMBLOffRoad]

Thank you so much! Our editor is a magician 😁

[@jeffreybetts8014]

Great video, thanks

[@TheRMBLOffRoad]

Thank you Jeffery 🙏

[@robertjirava942]

Really excellent videos guys. Subscribed.

[@Daddio69er4p]

4 low tires deflated for what gotta get these boys out to do some real climbing lol

[@TheRMBLOffRoad]

We're into it. Got any suggestions?

[@chuckcribbs3398]

Love your channel. I have a Gladiator Rubicon but Ohio isn’t BC. 😁 I did have a chance to drive the Alaska Highway in summer of 2019. It was the tour of a lifetime! Amazing views and animal life. Hope to do it again.

[@TheRMBLOffRoad]

Jealous! We want to do the Alaskan Hwy soon!

[@1stcSOLDIER]

Omg Fiats!!

[@plantpower3048]

any gates along the way???

[@overlandsubaruinternationa2378]

What type of com do you use ?

[@TheRMBLOffRoad]

Kyle and I carry Hytera TC-580 UHF handheld radios with all backroads channels pre programmed.

[@kengeroo]

i must have hit a wrong route.. --- made it to the 17km mark,, are there any parts of the trail that end up at a creek side ?

[@TheRMBLOffRoad]

The creek is just off of the main FSR a little ways passed where it becomes gravel. I believe both entrances are on the right side and lead down.
However, since the flooding, the river crossing has been destroyed. It may have been repaired but as of about a month ago it was impassable.

[@TheRMBLOffRoad]

Update: the creek has been repaired, was there this past weekend.