Love seeing a Denali putting in work. I own one just like it and plan on doing the same kind of adventures. Capable platform for what it is. Can’t kill a GMT800
Boss, can you do a video of how you mounted the trasharoo and Fuel Can to the Tailgate? I want to do the same to my Suburban. Maybe an updated video on what you have done so far to the Yukon.
The trashbag is easy, the straps just wrap around the metal portion of the tailgate when the window is open. Haven't had any issues with dust or leaking, but the straps can sometimes wick moisture along them, although nothing else gets wet but the strap. No fuel can on our tailgate? Both are on the roof. A full walkaround video will be coming, probably after the first of the year.
Looking at the map, I was planning to make the left path after Price George. Was there reason why you took the east path to Dawson creek? More gas stations on the path you took?
Yeah, Dawson Creek is the official start of the Alcan highway, so we wanted to hit that, and we were doing that next section mostly at night, so we HAD to hit Fort Nelson for fuel before they closed. We took the Cassiar south on the way back home, so we still got to see both sides, but there is definitely less fuel on the Cassiar, and it is a slower drive.
The Denali is technically AWD. It has a single speed, full time transfer case, so it's essentially always in 4-High. It's a pretty neat system that uses a planetary gear set in the Tcase to do a constant 40/60 front/rear split.
Is there always need for 4x4 on these type of trips I’m trying to buy suv just want to know how important is this system thank you @@OverlandAdventureTimes
@Achapunjabi probably not always, but that would also be weather dependent. I much prefer knowing it's there if needed. If nothing else like snow or mud, getting too far off on a soft, deep gravel shoulder could make you really want it!
@Achapunjabi I've been wanting to do that in conjunction with a full walk-around of our setup. It's hard when it's always changing a bit, but I just need to pick a time and do it! 😄
Love your content!! I am from a brand Suparee producing Jeep's products.I really want to cooperate with you. Would you like to shoot a video for our brand?
Taking a break. How do people consider driving to alaska an adventure? Americans. I haven't even reached Montana yet and been walking 5 months! Cheater
Easy, those of us who have a family, and rely on a 9-5 to make ends meet. If I was able to not work full time and walk everywhere, that would be awesome! Everybody's situation is different, and I would hope someday your walking will lead you to some understanding of people other than yourself. Cheers 🍻
What an amazing trip! Thanks for taking us along.
Thanks for watching!
What an epic trip! The content is so well made and the commentaries are so descriptive that makes us feel we are right along side you guys.
Thank you so much! Glad you enjoyed!
This is AMAZING, DUDE. I dream of a trip like this in Alaska.
It's definitely worth making it happen!
Great video. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you!
Great video! Thanks for sharing! 🍻👍🏻🇺🇸
Thank you!
We just subscribed! This is a very well laid out video. Love the Yukon setup!
Thank you! The Yukon has served us well!
Love seeing a Denali putting in work. I own one just like it and plan on doing the same kind of adventures. Capable platform for what it is. Can’t kill a GMT800
That's for sure! Glad to hear you're getting out in it!
Took the trip Tillamook to Fairbanks this past July. Watching your videos brings it back to life. Great job on ur vid.
That's awesome! July is when we were up there. Thanks for watching!
Boss, can you do a video of how you mounted the trasharoo and Fuel Can to the Tailgate? I want to do the same to my Suburban. Maybe an updated video on what you have done so far to the Yukon.
The trashbag is easy, the straps just wrap around the metal portion of the tailgate when the window is open. Haven't had any issues with dust or leaking, but the straps can sometimes wick moisture along them, although nothing else gets wet but the strap. No fuel can on our tailgate? Both are on the roof. A full walkaround video will be coming, probably after the first of the year.
Awesome vid, do you have a map where you traveled on?
Thank you! This should be a publicly viewable link, let me know if you have any problems: caltopo.com/m/6UKQR
thanks and keep these videos coming!!!@@OverlandAdventureTimes
Looking at the map, I was planning to make the left path after Price George. Was there reason why you took the east path to Dawson creek? More gas stations on the path you took?
Yeah, Dawson Creek is the official start of the Alcan highway, so we wanted to hit that, and we were doing that next section mostly at night, so we HAD to hit Fort Nelson for fuel before they closed. We took the Cassiar south on the way back home, so we still got to see both sides, but there is definitely less fuel on the Cassiar, and it is a slower drive.
Is your gmc 4x4 ?
The Denali is technically AWD. It has a single speed, full time transfer case, so it's essentially always in 4-High. It's a pretty neat system that uses a planetary gear set in the Tcase to do a constant 40/60 front/rear split.
Is there always need for 4x4 on these type of trips I’m trying to buy suv just want to know how important is this system thank you @@OverlandAdventureTimes
@Achapunjabi probably not always, but that would also be weather dependent. I much prefer knowing it's there if needed. If nothing else like snow or mud, getting too far off on a soft, deep gravel shoulder could make you really want it!
Thank you
You should make a video only on gmc review of ownership and issues and etc I think it be great to know @@OverlandAdventureTimes
@Achapunjabi I've been wanting to do that in conjunction with a full walk-around of our setup. It's hard when it's always changing a bit, but I just need to pick a time and do it! 😄
what was you total trip cost
Budgeted $7K and came in a bit under
@@OverlandAdventureTimes perfect kinda what i expect ours to be... gonna be the honeymoon trip from ca next in the summer
Love your content!! I am from a brand Suparee producing Jeep's products.I really want to cooperate with you. Would you like to shoot a video for our brand?
Your roll bar storage bags are sitting in my Amazon wishlist for our JKU 😄 Please send an email to overlandadventuretimes@gmail.com.
Taking a break. How do people consider driving to alaska an adventure? Americans. I haven't even reached Montana yet and been walking 5 months! Cheater
Easy, those of us who have a family, and rely on a 9-5 to make ends meet. If I was able to not work full time and walk everywhere, that would be awesome! Everybody's situation is different, and I would hope someday your walking will lead you to some understanding of people other than yourself. Cheers 🍻