Nice channel!! Just found it and have poked around looking for a place to ask a question with no luck so I'll try here. Is you 4Runner a TRD Pro? I think I saw that badge on the left rear C pillar? Other than the snorkel, and tires what mods have you done to it? I'm leaning toward getting a 5th gen. Did I see a hint you are dropping the 4runner for a Comanche in the next season of videos? Why did you choose a 4runner over a FJ or Tacoma? I can only have one vehicle so it has to be able to do everything OK. I don't think I will be as hardcore as you re: off roading but I'd still want to get off the beaten path. Any factory package in 4 runner you'd recommend for someone who doesn't have the time and skills to do his own mods. Thanks for your time and expertise.
@@timhardman4764 Thanks, Tim! Welcome to the channel! It's a 2014 Trail Edition, nothing fancy but came with the locker. No, we will probably never have a Comanche. We chose the 4Runner for its perfect size to storage ratio. Couldn't see out of the FJ. Tacoma has zero leg room in the back seat. I'll be doing a full walk around video of it soon and talk about the mods. 130k of hard use and we still love it!
I love your Lil girl and the whole family dynamic to your videos. The cinematography the music is all. Just top notch! Take me to another world your videos do. Thanks! New subscriber ❤️
@@LifestyleOverland Yup! I agree. You have become such a good storyteller over the course of you video making!! It is easy to get lost in your vids. I hope that you consider/ing putting together an actual documentary to enter into film festivals!! You would be some serious competition for them!!
Used to stop at Paxon Lodge and have some awesome burgers at the end of fishing/hunting trips. One year coming back from Valdez (we lived in North Pole) we came across a guy about 50 miles south of Paxon carrying a king salmon on the side of the road, he was Japanese. He had gone off into the ditch with his rental car and was walking through copious brown bear territory. I remember dad making him sit in the camper on the floor, he stank so bad, only to drop him off at Paxon Lodge at the pay phone. Dad said, "not my problem anymore, glad he didn't get mauled." Great video, brought back a flood of memories. Tangle Lakes, if you go down a few of the "rapids" (they're not bad) the fishing is insanely good, at least it was in the 70's, 80's and 90's.
Warms my heart to see that you went into this area. Though I live in the lower 48 (N. Cal.), I did two backpacking trips new near the north face of Denali (Wonder Lake area) back in the day; got married on one of those trips; and climbed Denali where I had my 31st birthday half way up the mtn. Summited on day #30 (some serious bad weather!). Fast forward 30 something years, and I am now recently retired and we have grandkids and life is good. You'll never forget this adventure. But I am sure that you know that. Subscriber, Geologyjohn
The whole "In over my head" musical score playing while we watch as you steadily are running out of land, is fantastic. Well done. I am new to this lifestyle and will purchase my Tacoma this summer. I am really looking forward to it. I have subscribed and will be watching and learning.
Love this journey. You’ve been to a lot of places being that I’ve lived in Alaska 27 yrs you’ve pretty much concurred more Northern Territory than I, I usually stay to the kenai and anchorage , you’ve certainly showed me I need to get my butt out there and roam this great state. Thanks for the adventures and again cause I had 2 daughters, there grown now, I adore your little one reminds me of mine when I used to take her fishing with me
My wife and I drove across the Denali Highway September 9 & 10, 2018. We stayed one night at The Maclaren River Lodge. A great place with wonderful food. We had two beautiful days with total sunshine, no clouds, the amazing snow capped Alaska Range to the north of us and at the Cantwell end, the majestic Mt Denali standing proud and tall.
I have a favorite camping spot off the Denali Highway that I've been going to for over forty years. Man many years ago I took that same road to the mine in a 1974 F-100 4x4. Didn't get stuck but there were some hairy moments. We sorta stuck our necks out a little too. Nice video, and you're right. It's spectacular in sunny weather. Last August I camped at Clearwater Creek and that night, watched one of the best northern light shows that i've seen in a long time
Great video guys. Cooling leaks - in cool weather you can leave the rad cap open so the system does not pressurize and add clean water as necessary to keep adequate level in the system. Patch the area with epoxy (JB) or bubble gum or whatever ya got to slow fluid loss.
You all are awesome, great share of your life and travels.....we’ve been so hung up in careers and such, you lose track of why we are here. We are much older, but only one out of six children left here at home, we have 14 moths left before she leaves........we are talking about a trip/travel up to Alaska.....Advice to all, live life, life is to short, manage accordingly and live life to its fullest. God Bless you all, enjoy, and treasure these times, we admire you and enjoy watching your journey, a wonderful family✌🏻✌🏻
Ever since UA-cam exploded with people having great channels and I got into overland, I agree with you. People should try and go out and explore. I have a guy who work at my job. Worked hard and bought himself his one and first brand new Chevy Silverado 4x4 at the age if 42. He is married with teenagers. He is a modest guy and he is very proud of himself of working hard to buy a brand new car with a tight budget, he takes his kids every summer to state parks across the country. They camp a lot along the way to save money. I mean, this guy will be on the road for like almost 3 weeks from Texas to Yellowstone and back and he will tell me how much he spent for the whole trip and I am amazed. I think people should try and go out and explore. No matter your budget what you drive. Tailor it to your comfort and go out and have fun. Whether in a bicycle, a motorcycle, a Honda Civic, a Jeep or a Sprinter. Whatever you own, make the best if it snd go out and explore. Life is truly short and you have only 1 life to live.
Well played at the end. Travelled that Denali Hwy in August 2017, but never went venturing that far off, despite 4x4 capabilities. Many, many hunters when we were there and all obvious camps were taken.
We really enjoyed the beautiful scenery on the Denali Highway We drove a 1994 F250 longbed 4x4 with a Nash 24.5N 5th wheel. We had one drawer come apart that is about it. So beautiful up there. Maclaren Summit area was breathe taking. We boon docked. The blueberries were oh so tasty too.
Just fantastic! The water crossings are what I think are the most fun out of all the different aspects of off roading. :-) It's so gorgeous up there.... I can't wait to go! Music was, indeed, on point. Caroline's antics were cute as ever too. Too bad she still hasn't caught a fish. :-( Next time, I can feel it!
Very nice wilderness, it’s always great to see the routine for setting up camp. There may be some space available in the trailer, for an inflatable boat. Watch out for wild animals, have fun
Oh boy! I Suspect you will make it but I could not sleep listening to the rain on the tent. I grew up on the Hoh river. The cow and calf shots special. Those critters scare me. This is lovely stuff. Almost beauty and the beast between all the beautiful nature and then Mother nature.
Have 5 trips to AK. Last 4 in rental RV after realizing what I could control and see when I was the "BOSS!" Hope to go again next year if I don't run out of time - am approaching 84.
Great episode, you really need to watch rising water huh:D Here in Australia rain can raise the water levels by meters in half an hour. thanks for sharing:D
I thought it was one of the Denali videos but can’t find it - the one where you guys were camping in a park somewhere and there was a wild dog living in the bush that a park ranger was working with slowly and it ended up getting re-homed - do you remember which video that was ? I want to show my kids Great videos too champ, keep it up all the way from Sydney Australia 🇦🇺 😉👍👍👍
AWESOME VIDEO AS ALWAYS! HOPE THE STREAMS DON'T GET TO HIGH WITH ALL THE RAIN. WOULD HAVE TO WAIT UNTIL THE WATER LEVEL GOT LOWER SO YOU COULD GET BACK TO THE OTHER SIDE. DO YOU HAVE SOME OARS JUST IN CASE? BE SAFE! HAVE FUN! GOD BE WITH YOU ALWAYS! ENJOYED!
Enjoyed every episode.... but I would like to recommend one thing.... show a map with ur starting point and end point before you start the journey in the video. That will give a fair idea to the viewer where your heading.
You should have tried Windy Cr and Valdez Cr for fishing instead of just driving through them. Cabin with the blue tarp is the original post office of Denali. Almost all other building were destroyed
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Nice channel!! Just found it and have poked around looking for a place to ask a question with no luck so I'll try here. Is you 4Runner a TRD Pro? I think I saw that badge on the left rear C pillar? Other than the snorkel, and tires what mods have you done to it? I'm leaning toward getting a 5th gen. Did I see a hint you are dropping the 4runner for a Comanche in the next season of videos? Why did you choose a 4runner over a FJ or Tacoma? I can only have one vehicle so it has to be able to do everything OK. I don't think I will be as hardcore as you re: off roading but I'd still want to get off the beaten path. Any factory package in 4 runner you'd recommend for someone who doesn't have the time and skills to do his own mods. Thanks for your time and expertise.
@@salvadormedrano9512 Thanks!
@@timhardman4764 Thanks, Tim! Welcome to the channel! It's a 2014 Trail Edition, nothing fancy but came with the locker. No, we will probably never have a Comanche. We chose the 4Runner for its perfect size to storage ratio. Couldn't see out of the FJ. Tacoma has zero leg room in the back seat. I'll be doing a full walk around video of it soon and talk about the mods. 130k of hard use and we still love it!
@@LifestyleOverland great I look forward to that video of your mods.
The cinematic, history lessons, narrating, soundtrack, and adventure....is very well done.
Totally agree!
I love your Lil girl and the whole family dynamic to your videos. The cinematography the music is all. Just top notch! Take me to another world your videos do. Thanks! New subscriber ❤️
So enthralled and was NOT ready for a cliffhanger!!! Brilliant!! See you next time!!
Hahaha! Sorry to do that to ya! It was the best break before the next episode though!
@@LifestyleOverland Yup! I agree. You have become such a good storyteller over the course of you video making!! It is easy to get lost in your vids. I hope that you consider/ing putting together an actual documentary to enter into film festivals!! You would be some serious competition for them!!
@@jefferyhartman-thephotomat535 We would love to do that... we will see if we have the time!
Used to stop at Paxon Lodge and have some awesome burgers at the end of fishing/hunting trips. One year coming back from Valdez (we lived in North Pole) we came across a guy about 50 miles south of Paxon carrying a king salmon on the side of the road, he was Japanese. He had gone off into the ditch with his rental car and was walking through copious brown bear territory. I remember dad making him sit in the camper on the floor, he stank so bad, only to drop him off at Paxon Lodge at the pay phone. Dad said, "not my problem anymore, glad he didn't get mauled."
Great video, brought back a flood of memories.
Tangle Lakes, if you go down a few of the "rapids" (they're not bad) the fishing is insanely good, at least it was in the 70's, 80's and 90's.
Wow! That's a crazy story!! Glad we could bring back good memories!
Wow amazing.Right selection of songs. Love it.Stickers looks so nice.
Thanks so much!
Warms my heart to see that you went into this area. Though I live in the lower 48 (N. Cal.), I did two backpacking trips new near the north face of Denali (Wonder Lake area) back in the day; got married on one of those trips; and climbed Denali where I had my 31st birthday half way up the mtn. Summited on day #30 (some serious bad weather!). Fast forward 30 something years, and I am now recently retired and we have grandkids and life is good. You'll never forget this adventure. But I am sure that you know that.
Subscriber, Geologyjohn
I have a friend who says to travel is to live I'd say you have lived well!.
That's really incredible, John! Glad we could bring back good memories!
The whole "In over my head" musical score playing while we watch as you steadily are running out of land, is fantastic. Well done. I am new to this lifestyle and will purchase my Tacoma this summer. I am really looking forward to it. I have subscribed and will be watching and learning.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Wow! You all are adventurous! Can't wait for Part II... :)
Thanks, Paul!
:O You can't leave us hanging like this. Wow, just when ya think the trip can't get more interesting, BOOM! Water crossings! Great video.
Haha! Thanks for watching!
Great episode this week, love the music, the video, the scenery, and the family time.
Hope you make it safely
Through the water!
Keep it coming!
Thanks, Ken!
Loved the music choice driving through the river. So apropos.
Thanks! Stumbled on that last song by accident and was like, Boom.
To say I love your videos would be an under statement.
All I ask is that you folks be safe. But enjoy every bit of it! :)
Thanks so much!
Love this journey. You’ve been to a lot of places being that I’ve lived in Alaska 27 yrs you’ve pretty much concurred more Northern Territory than I, I usually stay to the kenai and anchorage , you’ve certainly showed me I need to get my butt out there and roam this great state. Thanks for the adventures and again cause I had 2 daughters, there grown now, I adore your little one reminds me of mine when I used to take her fishing with me
Thanks so much, Damien!
Editing, music,and shots; are all amazing.
So glad you liked it!
With a song like that and water all around . . . the suspense is killin' me folks!? You are braver than I lol!
Haha, spoiler alert: we survived ;)
@@LifestyleOverland Kinda figured lol!
My wife and I drove across the Denali Highway September 9 & 10, 2018. We stayed one night at The Maclaren River Lodge. A great place with wonderful food. We had two beautiful days with total sunshine, no clouds, the amazing snow capped Alaska Range to the north of us and at the Cantwell end, the majestic Mt Denali standing proud and tall.
OMG...great cliffhanger. Looking forward to next week.
Glad you enjoyed it!
the way you explain about radiator to you're little angel was awesome. by the way video show you're hard work. love from India.
Thanks, Seenan!
WOW...Just got to love it...I miss those days...
Glad you enjoyed it!
I have a favorite camping spot off the Denali Highway that I've been going to for over forty years. Man many years ago I took that same road to the mine in a 1974 F-100 4x4. Didn't get stuck but there were some hairy moments. We sorta stuck our necks out a little too. Nice video, and you're right. It's spectacular in sunny weather. Last August I camped at Clearwater Creek and that night, watched one of the best northern light shows that i've seen in a long time
You guys have the best adventures! Gearing up to take my family on these kinds of road trips soon :)
Thanks! Seeya out there!
Great video guys. Cooling leaks - in cool weather you can leave the rad cap open so the system does not pressurize and add clean water as necessary to keep adequate level in the system. Patch the area with epoxy (JB) or bubble gum or whatever ya got to slow fluid loss.
Thank you for allowing me to come along! Really enjoyed it.
Glad to have you riding along!
Oh the suspense. Water is scary. Nice wildlife. Looking forward to part II. Safe Travels & God Bless!
Thanks, Chuck!
Always makes my day when a new video comes out. I applaud you both
Thanks, Justin!
Wow...love the videos. But I have to say I'm a little upset with the cliffhanger!
Song selection was on point.
Haha, sorry for leaving ya hanging! Glad you enjoyed it!
You all are awesome, great share of your life and travels.....we’ve been so hung up in careers and such, you lose track of why we are here. We are much older, but only one out of six children left here at home, we have 14 moths left before she leaves........we are talking about a trip/travel up to Alaska.....Advice to all, live life, life is to short, manage accordingly and live life to its fullest.
God Bless you all, enjoy, and treasure these times, we admire you and enjoy watching your journey, a wonderful family✌🏻✌🏻
Ever since UA-cam exploded with people having great channels and I got into overland, I agree with you.
People should try and go out and explore. I have a guy who work at my job. Worked hard and bought himself his one and first brand new Chevy Silverado 4x4 at the age if 42. He is married with teenagers. He is a modest guy and he is very proud of himself of working hard to buy a brand new car with a tight budget, he takes his kids every summer to state parks across the country. They camp a lot along the way to save money. I mean, this guy will be on the road for like almost 3 weeks from Texas to Yellowstone and back and he will tell me how much he spent for the whole trip and I am amazed.
I think people should try and go out and explore. No matter your budget what you drive. Tailor it to your comfort and go out and have fun. Whether in a bicycle, a motorcycle, a Honda Civic, a Jeep or a Sprinter. Whatever you own, make the best if it snd go out and explore. Life is truly short and you have only 1 life to live.
@@myytchannel6632 Well said!
Thanks so much for the kind words! We love knowing folks are inspired to get out there by this channel!
Well played at the end. Travelled that Denali Hwy in August 2017, but never went venturing that far off, despite 4x4 capabilities. Many, many hunters when we were there and all obvious camps were taken.
Thanks! It was pretty busy when we passed through as well.
That was really good, u guys r so lucky to b doing that, keep it up, from down under
Thanks, Marco!
Love the journey, lol mind blown funny. Love the term. Beautiful country that way awsome filming sir good job!
Glad you liked it!
@@LifestyleOverland got my overland shirt yesterday love it thanks Kevin and fam. Safe travels
Caroline has the casting down like a little boss! 😎👍
She figured it out fast!
Wow i was starting to get a little nervous towards the end , cant wait to see the next video ! Loving the journey you have shared so far !
Thanks so much!
Glad you made it through all that rain!
Kevin!!! Freakin killin me with the To Be Continued!!!
Haha! Glad you liked it, Owen!
Love the music... keep up the good work
Thanks, will do!
You’re very brave to make those trips, but that’s why I like them.
Yeah I get distracted by cookies too. Yikes that water crossing looks crazy. This reminds me to get diff breathers for my 4runner.
Wonderful scenery and spectacular autumnal colors. I think you have a naturally talented fisher girl in the making 👍
Gosh, that scenery is amazing! I wish I could have gone there
All of Alaska really is incredible!
Another stunning video as always, love the soundtrack.
Thanks, Jason!
*Hello, my friend, great videos, good jobs camping trip, happy hunting fishing day's, nice music.*
Thank you!
Beautiful....I camped at the Tangle Lakes campground for a few days and drove the road in the summer of 2007. Fortunately not crowded and no flooding!
Thanks for watching!
We really enjoyed the beautiful scenery on the Denali Highway We drove a 1994 F250 longbed 4x4 with a Nash 24.5N 5th wheel. We had one drawer come apart that is about it. So beautiful up there. Maclaren Summit area was breathe taking. We boon docked. The blueberries were oh so tasty too.
Oh the blueberries were SO good!
Love your videos. Living the dream!
Just fantastic! The water crossings are what I think are the most fun out of all the different aspects of off roading. :-) It's so gorgeous up there.... I can't wait to go! Music was, indeed, on point. Caroline's antics were cute as ever too. Too bad she still hasn't caught a fish. :-( Next time, I can feel it!
Water, water everywhere. I hope you made it through safely.
We're still kickin' ;)
Very informative! Nicely done!
Very nice wilderness, it’s always great to see the routine for setting up camp. There may be some space available in the trailer, for an inflatable boat. Watch out for wild animals, have fun
you sly dog with that cliffhanger! Love it!
Thanks, Casey!
Wonderful views! Great music! Fantastic Vlog guys🤘stay safe, see you soon.
Oh boy! I Suspect you will make it but I could not sleep listening to the rain on the tent. I grew up on the Hoh river. The cow and calf shots special. Those critters scare me. This is lovely stuff. Almost beauty and the beast between all the beautiful nature and then Mother nature.
I can not end the video without giving you a Toms Up 👍🏼
Have 5 trips to AK. Last 4 in rental RV after realizing what I could control and see when I was the "BOSS!" Hope to go again next year if I don't run out of time - am approaching 84.
you guys do a nice job with the music and photography
i love the song choices *heart heart*
It is great to see a child with a fishing pole in their hand instead of a smart phone 🤗
Just love this adventure!
Thanks, Ray!
My friend enjoys watching your travels a lot..
Greetings from Oman🇴🇲
Thank you!!
Now you are really getting fancy....cliff hangers and all...great as always...excellent example of youtubing expertise.....peace
You r Awsome....fun family trip....
Thanks, Clifford!
Keep Going! Best Wishes.
Thanks so much!
What? I can't believe you left us hanging like that lol safe journeys my friend's.
Haha! Sorry it was too good not to 😉
Looked like a very wet trip, but the burger did look good 👍
Jason
Y'all is natural scientists.....👍♻️🛣️🌿🥥
It's the Denali Highway, plenty of places to pull over and camp at. Aug. 10 is the opener of caribou on the Denali.
Looking like some tough country to drive through. Need proper vehicle to travel through their. Look like you have one for that..be safe .☕️🍩
It can be, just have to stay prepared for anything!
Love the views and music
Stay safe
From Philippines
Hmmmm, that looks more like a river than a road, lol. I guess I'll have to keep watching to see whether the water kept rising.
Sorry. No hablo ingles. Gracias por vuestros videos. Saludos desde Segovia. Spain.
That's some gawjus country you get to ride through - God bless from Australia
Liked and sub'd. Thanks for being serious about creating and producing stuff.
Thanks for the support, Andrew. Welcome to the channel!
y'all are some honest folks.
Enjoyed watching mate! Thanks for the video
Great episode, you really need to watch rising water huh:D Here in Australia rain can raise the water levels by meters in half an hour. thanks for sharing:D
Thanks, Viktor!
Another great video. Can’t wait to see part 2. What was the book Sarah was using to find campgrounds? Thanks!
Thanks, Leighton! It's the Milepost Guidebook. I just added a link in the description for ya.
Lifestyle Overland Thank you! You guys are awesome!
I thought it was one of the Denali videos but can’t find it - the one where you guys were camping in a park somewhere and there was a wild dog living in the bush that a park ranger was working with slowly and it ended up getting re-homed - do you remember which video that was ? I want to show my kids
Great videos too champ, keep it up all the way from Sydney Australia 🇦🇺 😉👍👍👍
Well done
What‘s the name/artist of the „In over my head“ song at 20:00? Love your vids, keep it up!
Thats a great spot! shoulda just went straight up the creek bed. And there are plenty of miners that would give you assistance if needed. Great Video!
amazing video !!! btw, what is the song name playing by around 18:40 ?
Hey the good thing about rain? It washes the mud off the truck and trailer ;)
As long as you're not driving through the mud! ;)
Epic cliffhanger bro...
U threes r awesome...god bless u...
Great moose, caribou and grizzly hunting off the denali hwy...
Seemed like the hunters thought so!
@@LifestyleOverland I used to be one of the hunters, when I lived in Alaska for 37 years...
WOULD HAVE CHICKENED OUT ON THIS ONE. THAT LAST PATCH OF WATER LOOKED LIKE A REAL RIVER
What leaving us all hanging? We plan to take the Denali Hyway also this summer...
Haha, just a bit 😉 You'll love it!
Wow amazing...
Thursday is the new Friday!
Loving your channel! Watching in envy from Australia.
muy chido viaje,,buenos videos ,,paisajes y lo mas chingon la toyota,,saludos desde aguascalientes Mex,
Loving this content! What a story. makes me want to do this out here
AWESOME VIDEO AS ALWAYS! HOPE THE STREAMS DON'T GET TO HIGH WITH ALL THE RAIN. WOULD HAVE TO WAIT UNTIL THE WATER LEVEL GOT LOWER SO YOU COULD GET BACK TO THE OTHER SIDE. DO YOU HAVE SOME OARS JUST IN CASE? BE SAFE! HAVE FUN! GOD BE WITH YOU ALWAYS! ENJOYED!
Enjoyed every episode.... but I would like to recommend one thing.... show a map with ur starting point and end point before you start the journey in the video. That will give a fair idea to the viewer where your heading.
Obviously you made it through and back your brave though middle of nowhere not something I do but that's all right enjoy. 👍👍🇨🇦
You should have tried Windy Cr and Valdez Cr for fishing instead of just driving through them. Cabin with the blue tarp is the original post office of Denali. Almost all other building were destroyed
Looks like the truck started to float at the end!
Hahaha yeah, that's Alaska for ya. It rains so much in the fall
Waiting for the new model to come out. What the name of the coffee and where did you buy it? Enjoy your adventure.
Be careful good luck🙏🏽
Thanks, Rey!