Swimming 4Runners Part 1 | offroad adventures near Vancouver (Foley Lake) | 4th gen 4runners - S1/E6

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  • Опубліковано 18 бер 2021
  • Driving through puddles is our favourite part of offroad exploring! This was a long day full of adventuring, so we broke it down into two parts, so make sure you subscribe and join us next week for part 2! This road is now full of large pot holes filled with melted snow and rain water, making tons of puddles for us to drive through. We’ve been to this lake before too, as you may have seen in episode two, but we loved it so much we decided to bring our friends along to come explore with us. A short drive from Vancouver, this lake provided a perfect getaway to relax… but also use traction boards (maxtrax) to get us out of some trouble.
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    • SILVER: 2003 Toyota 4runner v8 limited
    • GREY: 2003 Toyota 4runner v6 limited
    • SILVER with bumper: 2005 Toyota 4runner v6 limited
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  • @CascadiaOverlandCrew
    @CascadiaOverlandCrew  3 роки тому +3

    Thanks for watching everyone! Remember, this is PART 1, don't forget to subscribe so you can easily join us next week for PART 2 of this day trip - we will go through some bigger puddles and check out a sweet new camping spot.

  • @Sheerahboom87
    @Sheerahboom87 3 роки тому

    looks so gloomy and exciting off road trip!

  • @TheUntraveledPath
    @TheUntraveledPath 3 роки тому

    Great one!

  • @kellygriffin6390
    @kellygriffin6390 3 роки тому

    You'll have to take us!

  • @Ali-Amiri
    @Ali-Amiri 3 роки тому

    After your first trip, we went there. We drove to the lake and had to spend 3 hours diving back to the main road!

    • @CascadiaOverlandCrew
      @CascadiaOverlandCrew  3 роки тому

      Oh man! Yeah it's changed a LOT since we went there the first time... it was a nice and clean easy road and this time it had huge puddles and some ice. Part 2 of this trip comes out today at 5PM and we show some of the deeper puddles right at the entrance, they were fun!

  • @daved.5389
    @daved.5389 3 роки тому

    Another awesome video guys! Can’t wait to join again for another adventure!

  • @forestgang6779
    @forestgang6779 3 роки тому +1

    Perfect!!!!!Just a question....face mask in nature???For what?🤔

    • @CascadiaOverlandCrew
      @CascadiaOverlandCrew  3 роки тому +1

      Hi, thanks for watching! Yes, we are advised to wear masks around each other even outdoors. We are not yet permitted to be indoors together at all.

  • @canyonoverland5003
    @canyonoverland5003 3 роки тому

    Looks like everyone had a good time :)

  • @va7dgp
    @va7dgp 3 роки тому

    I want to back to Campbellville, Onario

    • @CascadiaOverlandCrew
      @CascadiaOverlandCrew  3 роки тому

      Ahh but you'd miss the mountains!

    • @va7dgp
      @va7dgp 3 роки тому

      @@CascadiaOverlandCrew I had a hill to drive up in Lowville. I did a lot of camping at Camp Manitou Scout Camp in the Winter as well. Your right I would miss the mountains

  • @FirstnameLastname-ni9uh
    @FirstnameLastname-ni9uh 3 роки тому

    Are you airing down ?

    • @CascadiaOverlandCrew
      @CascadiaOverlandCrew  3 роки тому

      Hi, yes, usually anywhere from 12-20 psi depending on the conditions. 20 on rough FSRs, 15 on more bumpy ones to cushion from the potholes or rocks, 12 on ice/snow.