V19E5: Getting Pretty Serious at 11,000 Feet
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- Опубліковано 25 лип 2024
- First snow of the season! In this episode, I take the Jeep Wrangler Rubicon up another spectacular high-elevation forest road network, in the San Juan Mountains of southwestern Colorado, exploring ten miles of cumulative primitive track. This route features colorful fall foliage, switchbacks, scenic overlooks, rocky mountaintops, and the occasional secluded campsite! At around 11,000 feet, the tree-line gives way to a jagged moonscape and shelf-roads.
00:00 - V19E5: Getting Pretty Serious at 11,000 Feet
00:28 - Intro
01:12 - Waking Up at Camp
01:50 - Hearty, Balanced Breakfast
02:21 - Trail Segment
04:09 - Broken Camera Mount
05:41 - Scenic Switchback
07:01 - 67 Designs Solution
08:26 - Trailhead at the Spur
09:22 - Mound with a Spectacular View
10:30 - High-Elevation Campsite
12:58 - Terminus at the Shelf
14:08 - Airing-Up in the Snow
14:28 - Outro
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Spectacular scenery. Spectacularly filmed!
I just don't understand how you don't have more subscribers. I love your channel.
Wow what a beautiful trail that was. Incredible scenery.
Introverts make the best UA-cam videos.
Superb commercial for the wrangler, aired down and 4low she’s a mountain goat.
Never get tired of Venture4wd, looking forward to next weekend.
Good video this week. More like the older videos, which I loved watching and felt like we were going along the adventure.
Wow, the peace that you bring in your episodes is amazing!
Ahhh, venture4wd of old… awesome!!! Excellent photography and cinematography! 👍
I think it needs to be said. You are an amazing photographer. Your first two shots in this video are particularly beautiful/interesting. The composition on the sunrise is amazing. Thank you for doing what you do.
THIS is Venture4WD!
As a modest content creator I find your photography and video production inspirational,as always can't wait till adventure is afoot again :)
Great video Chris
I really admire your courage and strong mind to explore those remote sites alone, I really do. And I also extremely envy your colorful life and independence. Being alone is not hard, the facing of unknown risk and issue (like vehicle problem, trail condition, land slide….) is hard !! I believe it is the passion and the nature of personality supporting what you have been doing amazingly for years !! It is a remarkable experience in your life time !!
Never miss an episode!!!
intro is much better... good mix of old way and newer way.
Thanks!
Always good to see you Chris. Orangie is in top form and I look forward to seeing where you go next. Glad you enjoy Colorado. It's why I live here. :)
A great trail system there!
Like your videos. Especially the tire on dirt sound vs. loud obnoxious music overlay👍
So enjoy your posts! Watching you scamper up that rocky rise, appears the foot/ankle break is healed. 😉
❤I really do love your videos! Appreciate the slow pan of the range of mountains. You know what your viewers want to see and that is full filled with this video. This could have been 30 minutes, you would not have gotten a complaint from me! Adventure is definitely afoot!!! Travel on.😊
i cant wait for it to snow here in WNC everyone hates it here but as a NJ Native i miss the snow and i love when we finally get some
This episode was epic Chris!
If your looking for places to go, the eastern Sierra ( Bishop, Mammoth, Lee Vining, ) is starting to get some nice color!
We just got back ourselves and gave our JKU a bit of a workout.
Your off road footage rates 10/10 today!👌
Great overlanding, Chris. Let’s keep it going. Your friend in Pennsylvania. Bob
That's serious cereal 🥣
Good to see the mountains in the fall. Safe travels and thanks for sharing!
Great footage Chris! Thank you for sharing .
Beautiful ❤
cinnamon toast crunch is my favorite!
Ram mounts makes a very stout clamp mount for a GoPro
I anxiously await your weekly roam about when I can't do that; keep it up Chris!
Great video thank you!
What a gorgeous area! And all to yourself! Thanks for sharing once again
From the beautiful opening shots to the close ups of wheel-against-rock towards the end, a sparkling compilation of trekkiing, hiking, and absorbing the scenery. Thanks for the weekly look, which I look forward to so much, of what I'll probably never be able to do myself. Your calmness on those roads is just amazing. Stay well.
I always love your photography and filming. I need to know how you pulled off the filming sequence at 5:00 mins since you are solo and you made it look like someone is filming you. What’s your secret? 😮
Great Photography. Btw your diet cracks me up.
110,000' is pretty serious.
During the summer, you absolutely want off the beaten path tracks like Chris travels. In the San Juans during the summer, any main tracks are completely overrun with people, and dispersed campsites are mostly already claimed.
So cool to see you getting the most out of your jeep! What is the switch panel you are using for Aux switches? I noticed a quick glimpse of it by your go pro mount in the vid. Keep up the adventure!
Amazing scenery and photography, Chris!
Vaseline on the hinges!
Great video Chris. Snow in the Rockies, the aspens, and Orangie doing what Orangie does best. Awesome. But...no cooking? Hey, what was the engine surge diagnosis/fix?
Your last video you cut off the comment section for some reason which is fine so I thought I'd add it to this one. I really enjoy your videos you and there's another young man up in Canada. Foresty forest. He lives out of a van four-wheel drive van. It cruises the mountains with his dog. You and him are the only two that I watch. Everybody else is trying to sell you something. I don't like that. If I need something I'll go get it. I don't need every outdoor channel to tell me what I should buy, but other than that you're one of the better ones out there and I really enjoy your videos. Looking forward to your next one. 👍👍🙂🇨🇦
Looks like its time to head south into NM.
That’s what I was thinking as I live in NM, perhaps I could meet Chris in person.
Another Fine Video! You should have more subs!
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Chris thank you for sharing your adventures, appreciate being able to “vacation” every weekend. If you and Shannon are headed to NM I’d love to meet up with you although it would have to be on pavement as I’m not an off roader yet.
Safe travels
Just wait till you get up at 14k
Watched this while eating a box of cheez-it.
What year is your JK and did you upgrade the gears?
Great video Chris. Did you get a new winch?
Long time follower and subscriber. Great episode….but my OCD is raging with your thumbnail …. 11,0000’? 😄
How often do you actually use your 4 wheel drive? I find in my travels I use it very little to get where I'm going, but frequently to get controlled down from steep places.
Chris -what came of the engine issue you had in V18E2?
There's a lot of mountain lions in that area stay aware buddy when venturing away from orangy
He never listens and refuses to carry a weapon to protect himself.
I survived a Mountain Lion attack 21 years ago and was lucky.Chris would be a tasty snack.
@@irishdefense77 I would want to carry a firearm too. But that immediately limits the states and countries (not Canada) that he could travel to. Freedom doesn’t go as far as he travels.
@@notreallyme425 Chris travels the US and lives out of his Van or the Jeep-a firearm can be kept in either while locked separately from ammunition.If traveling or hiking in places there are mountain lions-these states allow open or concealed carry of said firearms.He is just one of those people who don’t believe in them or are scared of them.A training issue.
@@irishdefense77 I don’t know what Chris believes, but as a gun owner I’d be more scared of what a state trooper in IL or CA can do to me vs any wildlife. I agree with you, Im just pointing out that traveling with a gun isn’t that simple. There was a single mom in Pennsylvania that took a wrong turn and landed up in NJ. She got pulled over by a cop while trying to turn around to go home and landed up in jail because she had a gun. Legal gun owner in Penn, jail time in NJ.
@@notreallyme425 I happen to be a State Police Investigator-and the woman you spoke of got herself into trouble by allowing an illegal search of her vehicle.Whatever traffic infraction she was stopped for does not rise to reasonable articulable suspicion that a crime was about to be committed.She consented to a search.That’s on her and on the overzealous LEO who violated her rights because she let him.This is still America-and you have a right to have firearms-the law is clear wherever you travel to,and as long as your firearms are locked up and ammunition is also locked in a separate container-you can drive from state to state with them-same thing if you want to fly with firearms-follow the rules-which are clearly written-you’re fine.
Thumbnail typo--11,0000'?
nice diff/gear whine once again
At what time stamp can that be heard? Diff whine is such a hard thing to track down and fix. Believe me it’s not easy 😅
I believe that is gear whine from the transfer case in low range. Differentials are ring and pinion gears and don't whine at low speed.
Transfer case gears are either straight cut or helical cut. It should have a chain drive "T"case, with a 4 to 1 ratio low range being a Rubicon.
@@duane4972 I came to say the same thing
@@duane4972 so its a Jeep feature
With all that hiking, I know you are bound to have some hairy wildlife encounters. Can you share some
Excellent action video and still-like shots. The editing is superb. Why I like this installment: No domestic footage. To wit: A comment from my wife (also a long-time viewer) who became increasingly disinterested in this channel, was, “It’s different now. It’s like viewing someone’s home movies of their honeymoon”. I tend to agree. Whenever you to go back to your home base vehicle and show scenes of your ‘domestic life’, it breaks the spell of the solo adventurer. I am SO happy you found a great life companion, but my 2 cents is: Keep your private life private.
Your videos are shorter 😮💨
Ever since Shannon came into the picture, this channel has been on the decline unfortunately. Too bad he wasn't still with Jenn. She was fun and complimented the channel quite well.
@@StephenKennedyCanada Well, I´m happy he found her and I hope he´s happy too. This is more important. But, his videos are going different ways. I like his work, and like seeing the places he goes. Unfortunately, he´s venturing less.
nice video but then, all of yours are.
My wife and I have been watching you’re episodes for years and years. I will say, as where your videos are still beautiful, you seem to now be down to 1 day of actual videoing travels, and the rest is 3 minutes of intro and 2 minutes of outro. Use to be we would see all days of travel, visiting towns, cheap pizza/coffee joints, camping and such. Now it seems to be forced gathering of videos so you can quickly get back to Shannon. I appreciate all you have done and super happy for what looks to be a happier lifestyle for you, but your change in format and the fact that it’s really lower amounts of content is making it less enjoyable.