i cant be the only one that rewatches this alaska/yukon series. This channel was the one thing that got me into overlanding/offroading right after getting my 2013 tacoma brand new. It is and will always be my favorite series of theirs.
They visited, I moved there!! Much better and seriously adventurous. Changed my life forever. Clay can’t say that;( Some people’s “passions” run deeper than others!
I really enjoyed it. No manufactured drama, no excessive acting for the camera, good videography, nice scenery. Nice to see wives participating in the adventure. I also appreciated that no one feels the need to have a potty mouth in order to be "tough" or "cool"...so far it's a video I could sit down and watch with my adventure-interested mom. I hope that continues in subsequent episodes. Nice work!
The General AT2 tire proved to be the perfect type of tire for this trip. We ran just over 9,000 miles on this trip. Much of it is highway or some sort of improved road. Mud tires would have been nice for those few times but overall this tire was more than adequate.
Wow. Just, wow. I would give anything in this world to be able to do what you group of friends were able to do. The vehicles, the freedom, the wilderness and the unknown. I have wanted to do something similar since I was a child. I am truly envious and absolutely thankful to be able to live your adventures through these short videos. Thank you all for this.
No sarcasm, but for me it's funny to see such preparation and equipment tune up. We go to Yukon every year with 2-3k $ vehicle, bad tires and leaking boat but it is always great adventure [many times being on the edge] and we always somehow manage it to come back. having such equipment for me would be like sleeping in hotel Hilton. haha :] good luck on your travel guys!
You, my friend, know how to adventure. Taking tons of gear seems like over preparation but I guess training is training and a lot of overlanders really just want to pack up and go quickly.
I drove L.A. to Alaska 7 times, mostly before they paved the Alcan. Also drove the Cassiar. You can drive ANYTHING up there providing that it is in reasonable shape. You can even drive the Dalton to Prudhoe Bay. It's no particular challenge. If you choose to off-road, it's no different than Montana or Colorado. If you just want transportation and easy dirt roads, the Subaru is the best. If you want to haul gear, you're better off with independent front suspension on a heavier vehicle. Keep the length down and carry a winch that you can place front or back,, or on a tree.
While it is said the destination is the purpose, the adventure is getting there. And it's not suffering though mishaps. But its struggle to make it a memory. I do indeed enjoy your productions.
These videos are right up my alley...You're giving me Ideas of how Id like to outfit my FJ Cruiser someday when I can afford it. Seriously great stuff guys I cant wait to see the next episode.
I've never adventured more than day trips. Though I did take trips so far out that the roads were almost gone and only good nav skills got me there and back. Was up in Alaska, south east of Fairbanks. I drove out to old gold mine claims and abandoned cabins. Nothing like the out back of Alaska. Unfortunately, my trecking days are all but gone. Time marches on for us all. I will live again through you guys. Sounds a little sick but when you can't walks very far without braces, well, there it is. I gotta live with it. Love and piece guys. Love the fact that the ladies are into it as well. Makes the trip that much more special.
david coan So it's not longer an adventure because the gear was used somewhere else first? I once used a toilet in Irapuato Mexico that was definitely used by others, yet it was an adventure in sights and smells to last a lifetime to me. It's not about the toilet, its about how and where you use it that you remember.
Watching this series for like the 10th time. Can't wait for the new series! Working to pay off student loans now so i can get my rig ready and do some overlanding of my own!!
My husband and I just returned from overland touring from Vancouver British Columbia to Anchorage Alaska and back... It was my first time and the adventure of a lifetime!... We managed in a stock 4Runner that only had a snorkel as a physical mod, a roof top tent and our fridge, cook top and supplies and tools, and a 2 year old tablet for navigation.. No fancy high tech stuff except our battery set up.. Not knocking your setup, but it seems overkill lol.. Great show though i'm definitely subscribing
As I’m watching this video, eating my Chinese food, wishing I was able to do these things and living vicariously through this series. I open my fortune cookie to read “you will travel far and wide, both for pleasure and business”
Did extensive surveying in the Hanksville , Moab area late 70's for father in laws mining it's a wonderful area I had a GMC Blazer up fitted with skid plates, suspension everything you could imagine. back then there were no cells, gps or any of the modern tools we use today. Spent many nites in factory butte canyons and the Moab dwellings. Enjoy your travel videos. Currently preparing for a sailboat trip around the world several years out from that. Thanks for sharing your trip.
Please hurry and get the other episodes up! These are great! Sort of the new Warren Miller moves, but just dirtier! Nice work! Have fun and rubber side down at least on 2 wheels!
guys I know y'all are getting some good comments and bad but you guys have it going on. I'm on ep. 3 and this is amazing. I get that you guys are sponsored for all this and others don't get that. I see what's really going on though and I hope to be on my own adventure one day. this is what the outdoors is all about. keep it up and live life to the fullest.
This is my dream- I want to overland large portions of the west- the pacific coast, the sierras, the ruby mountains, rockies, etc. and I want to blog about it. I know building sponsors isn't easy, but after enough work on my truck, enough events and blogs, I hope to be able t o get something going.
I love your channel!! Your expeditions are my favorite. I was getting all excited to try some overland adventuring myself until last month I was diagnosed with cancer, so my adventuring has been modified. So I have to use your adventures as mine, until I get better. Please keep the videos coming.:D
Inspirational film, production quality is discovery channel nat geo stuff. Vehicle choices are spot on, you guys have access to amazing equipment. Time to kit up my 100 series.
This is the series that made me a devout follower of your adventures. I'm hoping to get into another rig eventually and go see all the things I never have yet...your videos are absolutely inspirational to go out and explore. Thank you for sharing all this with us
Man i remember learning all this stuff with the exception of such extensive documentation and production and that is a huge exception but learning this stuff all my childhood then putting it to practice in places like Ramadi and Kunar province. But I guess we all learn and grow up our own ways and thats what its all about. Awesome stuff guys!
It's like in the Botswana Top Gear special. The most reliable car was an old VW beetle. I've watched several of their videos as well as other overland videos. My only experience is FTXs in the Army, but these guys look like they're carrying too much and the vehicles look overloaded and top heavy.
Amazing story, amazing photography, I have noticed that most expedition stories have all Toyotas as the preferred vehicles. hmmm......... good work ppl!!
I'm only 14 and I love what you guys do, you are so lucky to be able to go places and do amazing things. This is a future dream of mine, hope you guys keep it up. ( ps I live in Idaho and we do have some pretty cool landscapes)
whoo loving the Aussie gear getting used there. including using a Landcruiser, which i know technically isnt Australian, but it is the vehicle that built Australia.
This is a fantastic series, a real eye opener for me. Here in Western Australia we have the total opposite landscape. It would be awesome to tour / overland with snow covered mountains as a backdrop.
this video is absolutely awesome. I've always wanted to get into overlanding and this is so informative and explains a lot for me! your filming is awesome guys great job! these videos are fueling my spring fever fire for adventure! lol
Watching this for the first time after watching some of the previous videos. Good to see you installed some lockers. That would have probably saved ya'll a lot of headaches in WY and Montana.
A top video there, I enjoyed the back story and lead up to the trip. Very relatable with the starting off as a rookie learning as you go along as everyone started off in a similar way / not knowing much 👍
Great video! Can't wait for the next episode. Loved the Pryor Mountains episode in Season 1. Amazing, magical, and underestimated place. Keep up the good work.
I have only recently discovered you guys. You are virtually unknown here in Australia, however I am spreading the word. I stumbled upon you guys by accident and watched the 12 Alaska Yukon episodes back to back. This is now on my bucket list. To ship my 80 series there and do that trip is definitely something I think I need to do. keep up the good work. I saw your trucks at SEMA the last two years and was hoping to run in to some of you but that was not to be. Maybe at overland expo next year. Cheers
You guys have traveled a lot! What tire do you recommend for expedition trips like yours for all season? What has been the best in your experience? You guys are awesome! We watch you all the time!
i cant be the only one that rewatches this alaska/yukon series. This channel was the one thing that got me into overlanding/offroading right after getting my 2013 tacoma brand new. It is and will always be my favorite series of theirs.
I have watched these series so many times! Love all!!
More so than the new Alaskan series?
Honestly the early stuff was the best. Simple. Real.
Much better than what they got out now.
I've never been so moved by a television show. I could not stop watching. Thank you so much for the sharing your incredible journey.
They visited, I moved there!! Much better and seriously adventurous. Changed my life forever. Clay can’t say that;( Some people’s “passions” run deeper than others!
2023 STILL AWESOME TO WATCH!!🤙
I really enjoyed it. No manufactured drama, no excessive acting for the camera, good videography, nice scenery. Nice to see wives participating in the adventure. I also appreciated that no one feels the need to have a potty mouth in order to be "tough" or "cool"...so far it's a video I could sit down and watch with my adventure-interested mom. I hope that continues in subsequent episodes. Nice work!
I couldn't agree more with you Robert!
I'll second that. Gives an air of intelligence that is lacking in the 6th grade potty mouth types.
This is what you call life, outdoors adventure.
My god. This is EXACTLY the kind of show I've been looking for. I bet these guys get a good feeling from outdoor adventures like I do.
The General AT2 tire proved to be the perfect type of tire for this trip. We ran just over 9,000 miles on this trip. Much of it is highway or some sort of improved road. Mud tires would have been nice for those few times but overall this tire was more than adequate.
This is the format and content I really enjoy. I go back and binge watch the original few adventures from time to time. Today is one of those days.
Still love the oldies.
Wow. Just, wow. I would give anything in this world to be able to do what you group of friends were able to do. The vehicles, the freedom, the wilderness and the unknown. I have wanted to do something similar since I was a child. I am truly envious and absolutely thankful to be able to live your adventures through these short videos. Thank you all for this.
No sarcasm, but for me it's funny to see such preparation and equipment tune up. We go to Yukon every year with 2-3k $ vehicle, bad tires and leaking boat but it is always great adventure [many times being on the edge] and we always somehow manage it to come back. having such equipment for me would be like sleeping in hotel Hilton. haha :] good luck on your travel guys!
You, my friend, know how to adventure. Taking tons of gear seems like over preparation but I guess training is training and a lot of overlanders really just want to pack up and go quickly.
My husband and I went overlanding from Vancouver to Anchorage Alaska and back in a stock 4Runner, and we did absolutely amazing lol
Using HAM. Thanks for the support!
I drove L.A. to Alaska 7 times, mostly before they paved the Alcan. Also drove the Cassiar. You can drive ANYTHING up there providing that it is in reasonable shape. You can even drive the Dalton to Prudhoe Bay. It's no particular challenge. If you choose to off-road, it's no different than Montana or Colorado. If you just want transportation and easy dirt roads, the Subaru is the best. If you want to haul gear, you're better off with independent front suspension on a heavier vehicle. Keep the length down and carry a winch that you can place front or back,, or on a tree.
While it is said the destination is the purpose, the adventure is getting there. And it's not suffering though mishaps. But its struggle to make it a memory. I do indeed enjoy your productions.
I need to find buddies like this
These older episodes are so much more entertaining and adventurous than the new ones. We miss seeing Jeff! And the older rigs.
These videos are right up my alley...You're giving me Ideas of how Id like to outfit my FJ Cruiser someday when I can afford it. Seriously great stuff guys I cant wait to see the next episode.
Nice how there's no yelling or stupid fake drama.
Qa
+Carl Brill No Hollywood bullshit involved
+Carl Brill ITS BEAUTIFUL!!!
real gentlemen
Carl Brill1
I've never adventured more than day trips. Though I did take trips so far out that the roads were almost gone and only good nav skills got me there and back. Was up in Alaska, south east of Fairbanks. I drove out to old gold mine claims and abandoned cabins. Nothing like the out back of Alaska. Unfortunately, my trecking days are all but gone. Time marches on for us all. I will live again through you guys. Sounds a little sick but when you can't walks very far without braces, well, there it is. I gotta live with it. Love and piece guys. Love the fact that the ladies are into it as well. Makes the trip that much more special.
I love these videos. they take me away from my everyday life. mesmerizing & fun. thank you for documentation of your journey
love to see even in America you guys are using Australian products.
You guys have the most extensively proven products, and then you use it in the outback, so yeah, fairly safe bet it's the stuff to get.
david coan David, those are sony's - A-Mount cameras(formerly Minolta).
david coan So it's not longer an adventure because the gear was used somewhere else first? I once used a toilet in Irapuato Mexico that was definitely used by others, yet it was an adventure in sights and smells to last a lifetime to me. It's not about the toilet, its about how and where you use it that you remember.
rogue109 ROFLMAO!!!!!
rogue109 I was just trying to be friendly. Also, you lead an adventurous life, I find that commendable.
This is what I call good reality TV... :)
Watching this series for like the 10th time. Can't wait for the new series! Working to pay off student loans now so i can get my rig ready and do some overlanding of my own!!
This came up in recommended videos when was watching a video about the Dalton highway. I guess I am hooked. That Tacoma is awesome!
Still my favourite of the series
My husband and I just returned from overland touring from Vancouver British Columbia to Anchorage Alaska and back... It was my first time and the adventure of a lifetime!... We managed in a stock 4Runner that only had a snorkel as a physical mod, a roof top tent and our fridge, cook top and supplies and tools, and a 2 year old tablet for navigation.. No fancy high tech stuff except our battery set up.. Not knocking your setup, but it seems overkill lol.. Great show though i'm definitely subscribing
As I’m watching this video, eating my Chinese food, wishing I was able to do these things and living vicariously through this series. I open my fortune cookie to read “you will travel far and wide, both for pleasure and business”
This is like the most bad ass thing I've watched in a long time , I wanna try it .
My second time I am watching this whole series. Great adventure. Gonna live it again ;)
i love this series so much !
Did extensive surveying in the Hanksville , Moab area late 70's for father in laws mining it's a wonderful area I had a GMC Blazer up fitted with skid plates, suspension everything you could imagine. back then there were no cells, gps or any of the modern tools we use today. Spent many nites in factory butte canyons and the Moab dwellings. Enjoy your travel videos. Currently preparing for a sailboat trip around the world several years out from that. Thanks for sharing your trip.
Please hurry and get the other episodes up! These are great! Sort of the new Warren Miller moves, but just dirtier! Nice work! Have fun and rubber side down at least on 2 wheels!
So impressed with the spirit of adventure and fearless crew!
This is solid. Love that you brought your wives. I need to build up my Isuzu Rodeo after watching this!
cool to see dreams happining
guys I know y'all are getting some good comments and bad but you guys have it going on. I'm on ep. 3 and this is amazing. I get that you guys are sponsored for all this and others don't get that. I see what's really going on though and I hope to be on my own adventure one day. this is what the outdoors is all about. keep it up and live life to the fullest.
Amazing! This is my dream to be an OVERLANDER!!
This is AWESOME! This is something i will do before i leave this earth
How much overall spending was done on the 2013 Toyota Tacoma?
My Jeep friends are into the extreme rock climbing and stuff like that. I am more into this...overlanding. I crave it. Awesome vid.
This is my dream- I want to overland large portions of the west- the pacific coast, the sierras, the ruby mountains, rockies, etc. and I want to blog about it. I know building sponsors isn't easy, but after enough work on my truck, enough events and blogs, I hope to be able t o get something going.
That's a pretty sweet Tacoma build! Watching this definitely gives me more ideas on what to add to mine!!!
I love your channel!! Your expeditions are my favorite. I was getting all excited to try some overland adventuring myself until last month I was diagnosed with cancer, so my adventuring has been modified. So I have to use your adventures as mine, until I get better. Please keep the videos coming.:D
Inspirational film, production quality is discovery channel nat geo stuff.
Vehicle choices are spot on, you guys have access to amazing equipment. Time to kit up my 100 series.
Man y'all were so young it wierd rewatching this
I love this adventures life
I enjoy all of your videos my wife and I are getting a jeep gladiator your giving us a lot of knowledge to start a new life style
We've had these episodes on repeat whilst working on the Troopy. Epic inspiration!
Holy crap I'm watching these backwards watched the central america series first you guys look so young here
i did the same thing, man these guys are kids here.
Same here!
I think it’s just for looks - looks kinda silly. Is that a Wild West holster wrapped around his shoulder rather than his waist?
I wish I could see how many times I've watched this episode. That patch and knife look awesome 👌
This is the series that made me a devout follower of your adventures. I'm hoping to get into another rig eventually and go see all the things I never have yet...your videos are absolutely inspirational to go out and explore. Thank you for sharing all this with us
This make a me want to do this so bad. You guys have one hell of a show here. And love the tunes.
Adventure is when the plan is to improvise
Can't wait for the 2nd episode!
Very professional video. Great fun to watch your journey and planning. Cheers from sweden!
So far so good. I have enjoyed your videos so far and look forward to the rest.
all these guys talking crap, I think it is cool as hell what you guys did
+Paul Steed Thanks Paul!
+Paul Steed Agreed
Overland Gear HQ
Looking good. Can't wait to see the rest of the series!
Man i remember learning all this stuff with the exception of such extensive documentation and production and that is a huge exception but learning this stuff all my childhood then putting it to practice in places like Ramadi and Kunar province. But I guess we all learn and grow up our own ways and thats what its all about. Awesome stuff guys!
I like this but i was born in the Yukon and lived there for a number of years and for the record, you can drive up there with a Honda Civic.
Yukon Freightworks Canoe Company yup
slspg life is to short to drive such boring cars if they didnt do it in something 4wd it would have been boring
They were never more than a day away from the nearest MacDonalds
in the lower 48 there is almost nowhere you can drive that is more than an hr away from civilization ....
It's like in the Botswana Top Gear special. The most reliable car was an old VW beetle.
I've watched several of their videos as well as other overland videos. My only experience is FTXs in the Army, but these guys look like they're carrying too much and the vehicles look overloaded and top heavy.
Stoked for the next episode!
AWESOME!! Looking forward to this!!
awesome guys! Stocked for the rest of the season!
Amazing story, amazing photography, I have noticed that most expedition stories have all Toyotas as the preferred vehicles. hmmm......... good work ppl!!
this is majestic ! what an inspiration!
In a word, EPIC! Can't wait for the next episode.
right on, good times
I'm only 14 and I love what you guys do, you are so lucky to be able to go places and do amazing things. This is a future dream of mine, hope you guys keep it up. ( ps I live in Idaho and we do have some pretty cool landscapes)
Cayden Kelley Same here. It looks like I just found the next chapter to my story.
We've incorporated them into this season, a 'creative' decision, you'll see :)
Very enjoyable. Stoked for Ep 2 on November 13!
Feel free to release it sooner. We won't mind.
Excellent footage, exciting adventure.
Gotta love the boulder river!
Simply awesome start to the new series guys! you are living my dream!
whoo loving the Aussie gear getting used there.
including using a Landcruiser, which i know technically isnt Australian, but it is the vehicle that built Australia.
You guys are awesome.
This is a fantastic series, a real eye opener for me. Here in Western Australia we have the total opposite landscape. It would be awesome to tour / overland with snow covered mountains as a backdrop.
awesome nice preparation... before you get out.... nice landscapes... like
this video is absolutely awesome. I've always wanted to get into overlanding and this is so informative and explains a lot for me! your filming is awesome guys great job! these videos are fueling my spring fever fire for adventure! lol
Great job guys! Can't wait to see the adventure!
good show, explorers adventures west
Faaaaaantastic . Great team work.
Watching this for the first time after watching some of the previous videos. Good to see you installed some lockers. That would have probably saved ya'll a lot of headaches in WY and Montana.
A top video there, I enjoyed the back story and lead up to the trip. Very relatable with the starting off as a rookie learning as you go along as everyone started off in a similar way / not knowing much 👍
Keep going!!!! It's excellent!
Great work guys! Can't wait for the rest!
AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!
I really enjoyed your previous videos. I'm looking forward the rest of them!
I am so wanting to this. It wouldn't take much for my Grand Wagoneer to be ready. Fun stuff.
magnificent expedition
Great video! Can't wait for the next episode. Loved the Pryor Mountains episode in Season 1. Amazing, magical, and underestimated place. Keep up the good work.
This is A-mazing!!!!
Love it guys. Congratulations, and I look forward to seeing the rest.
Sick show
This is truly amazing. From the narration to the impressive cinematography. Within minutes I had to subscribe. Looking forward to more videos y'all.
i totally agree.
I have only recently discovered you guys. You are virtually unknown here in Australia, however I am spreading the word. I stumbled upon you guys by accident and watched the 12 Alaska Yukon episodes back to back. This is now on my bucket list. To ship my 80 series there and do that trip is definitely something I think I need to do. keep up the good work. I saw your trucks at SEMA the last two years and was hoping to run in to some of you but that was not to be. Maybe at overland expo next year. Cheers
Yeah looks awesome. On the bucket list
Great video.....i've recently bought a 2004 nissan frontier(navara) and suddenly i got this offroad adventure fascination......subscribed😉
So glad i've found this ... and in a way so glad I've found it with so much content to watch .... Cancel all my appointments for the next few weeks ;)
Love the show, and your adventures. Thanks for sharing. Awesome production too.
Amazing. Loved it!
Wow. Great work and looking forward to the other episodes!
You guys have traveled a lot! What tire do you recommend for expedition trips like yours for all season? What has been the best in your experience? You guys are awesome! We watch you all the time!