@@TrailRecon ..i can imagine how hard it must be to stop from time to time to take those great shots from different angles..but I have one question does your friends get fed up or do they complaint about it..?? I am really curious to know.. 😀😀
I love it when you hop in with your friends along the drive and asking them some questions. Even just hanging out and seeing you guys enjoy your time together is a great addition to the videos!
@@AnthrozoologyTV I believe it was 14 rear 11 front. Can't remember exactly now. Might have been 18 rear. I know the trailer threw me off of what I would normally go to
Very impressed with your channel. My fiancé and I enjoy watching and learning from you. It is my hope to travel all over the States and live this life daily. Please please start posting your camping recipes. The food each of you cook looks amazing, especially your wife's cilantro, tequila chicken tacos. Please post her recipe. She needs to have a TrailRecon food channel on UA-cam. Seriously.
I have been following you since you were small and when you just started posting videos tell you this is one of the best videos I seen or importantly I like the part that you had your wife in there speaking about her feelings and how she needed to relax more and appreciate that and I think that’s the goal that you’re trying to achieve with everyone to get out get on these trails get yourself a nice rig and really enjoy this country and enjoy the outside. What you are demonstrating so this country is such a beautiful country and if we take some advice from your wife that we should just relax leave our 9-to-5 back at home and enjoy it and I tell you this video brings out all of that keep it up you’re doing a great job
I live about 25 minutes from that area. Those are my hunting grounds for big mule bucks in the fall. Lots of great trails. I follow you guys and watch all your videos and I’m happy to see that you guys are out in eastern Washington.
Incredibly fun to watch and live vicariously through you guys. The east coast has its uniqueness but BDR, not so much. Brad, you are quite the gentleman to ensure your wife is safe and enjoying the adventure as well. She is a lovely person.
You group of guys are exactly the type of guys i like to hang out with. I think you and your wife are amazing and work good together. So glad to see you 2 get away out in the mountains and enjoy each others company. What a great series of vids. Keep up the great work bro.
Retirement is a blast! I have been at it for 11 years now and since I get to do what I want to do with my time now every day is an adventure. I hope you enjoy your retirement for many years to come especially when your wife gets to as well. Thanks for all the great content and sharing your adventures.
The heat issue this time might be a fan deal, but heat vapor is a known deal on several of those those models including the patriot. Need to keep that fan turning etc, and often times add heat shielding around the fuel injector rail, etc.
Thank you Brad and Regina for sharing your adventure with us all. My wife and I are exploring the UP of Michigan and doing it together is so much more fun. Regina joining the adventure and videos has really added a lot to your already excellent channel. Cheers!
It was great! Might even have been epic! Really happy that people like you take their time to learn and do videography, with everything that entails, so that others can get a taste of the amazing experiences you're having! I understand that it takes both time, effort, money and extra planning to do these things while also filming and editing it. I hope you feel it's worth it, because here's someone who's really thankful that you are doing it! Appreciate the way you structure the videos. It gives an organized impression and it's pleasant to watch. It makes me think of the scripture where it says that _"God is not a God of disorder, but of peace" (1 Corinthians 14:33)._ Order and organization, if done right, leads to peace and harmony. Also like the way you do the interviews. Not too much, and wholesome. More like conversations but with a clear objective. Having the interviews does add another dimension to it all. It's nice to hear what various people think and feel about the experiences you're sharing together.
Nate looked kinda sad you guys were done, like almost chokin em back a little. You gotta love that guy! Amazing trip, Washington looks so nice, gonna have to get up there and explore one of these days!
One Of My Favorite Adventures! I love my 2020 Ram 2500 though it is not a Powerwagon it is still fairly capable. Seeing Family and Friends come together of a common interest is awesome. I am glad Regina was able to enjoy herself and want to do it more in the future. If you are even in Northern New England I'd love to tag along and maybe learn a thing or two!
Pleasure getting to meet your wife. My wife and I agree with her love of trees/mountains/rivers/lakes. Glad the Powerwagon camper setup is perfect for enjoying adventures together. Thanks for bringing us along.
Oh man, thank you for doing that! This is something accessible for me and many more local enthusiasts. Great motivation. More of us need to get and explore our own backcountry, so we understand how important it is to protect our public lands!
You make camping look so amazing. I have a 2014 2door Jeep Rubi that has some nice work done to it when I bought it from Jeep. I beg my wife to let us buy a little tear drop trailer and go camping like you guys do it but she simply does not like to “rough it”. So for now, I live my camping life vicariously through you. Thank you for all the beautiful scenery
The trick I found was to get a truck and camper with all the amenities for her and tow the jeep ;) But then my wife has always camped with me. She did the first 180 miles of the BDR with me in our 2 door Rubi with an RTT and she enjoyed it! It was a win, we just had to camp where there were facilities and Bethel Ridge is NOT one of those places LOL
COOL! MT Adams. I did a rescue off of Mt Adams at about 8800’ for a hiker that had a fall. Transported him at about 0030 from Adams to a Portland Hospital….. Aug 1992. Transitioning the 304th Rescue Squadron to the MH60G PaveHawk!
Glad that Regina has some insightful comments about pros/cons of the trip. I always take too much food. I like the idea of stopping in small towns to re-stock as needed.
Nice to see you and your wife enjoyed some well deserved time together exploring and wheeling. I guess diesel is here to stay at last. Three different diesel rigs and only one gas powered truck (mostly diesel overseas). Nice!
Those bed campers are the best possible choice for overlanding in my opinion. There is nothing worse than having to tote behind a trailer when trying to enjoy the sights and sounds of traveling. Now if only I could afford one.
Brad, your videos are awesome and I thoroughly enjoy your travel logs. Your trip to the Washington coast was really scenic and it looks like you and your wife had a lot of fun there. My wife and I will be going there next month. We also look forward to exploring some of the places you have visited over the years. I am always looking at maps for great trails to explore. There is a trail called the Magruder Corridor road, which is a 123 mile dirt road between Elk City, Idaho, and Darby, Montana (Forest Road 468). It winds through some very scenic wilderness, and there are some offshoot trails and USFS camp sites along the way. It looks like it would be perfect route for your Powerwagon camper. There are a lot of U-Tube videos that people have filmed while traveling this route. It looks like it would be a really neat adventure and it is definitely on my bucket list to explore. Keep on wheelin’ and happy trails! Regards, Mark (US Navy Retired).
Pretty landscapes with green grass and forests are not the only thing with overlanding. Being remote is such a great feeling, in fact it's the best feeling in my opinion. Although you have a lot of people travelling with you, maybe not as good for the remote feel of peace and serenity.
When you’re towing a trailer (or not) and you’re going over mountain passes, put your Tacoma into ECT Mode and “manually” shift your automatic transmission. That’s what the ECT Mode is for. It the “power” mode for your Tacoma. Whenever we go to Seattle and go over Blewitt Pass (hywy 97) and over Snowqualmie Pass (I-90), I put my Tacoma TRD Off Road into ECT Mode every time.
That is a yes. when I grew up in Montana we went antelope hunts in the East. we can a camper. slept great. but we didn’t have electric water pump. it was a hand pump in kitchen. still had a blast. :-)
My family is just getting into overlanding. We live in the PNW close to the cascades and we plan on doing at least some parts of the backcountry discovery route, as much as our vehicle can handle. Love this video, thanks for sharing!
My very first night in my FWC, which was at Trona Pinnacles, the wind was 40 with gusts to 50. I used the furnace to keep the temps over 50, but it was dang loud! Now that I'm retired, I plan to do all the BDR's and the CDT. I've spent over 50 nights in my FWC since I got it in Feb of this year, and I STILL over pack!
Passed your group on the Bethel Ridge route, good to see you, wished we would have realized it was you in the moment! Glad you enjoyed your time in the PNW!
My husband got me into watching your videos and I love them! I get such wanderlust whenever I see where you go, so beautiful. I'd love to know your music playlist for your videos, it is amazing!
Another great one Master Chief, just caught it today. My home town is actually just off of the BDR on the Canadian border! Little did I know my teenage running around in the mountains was to become part of the WABDR! Thank you for the video and sights of my home land.
Reminds me of when I was a young man traveling with my buds in a Jeep camping all over the west coast.Thanks for taking me along on your epic adventure. Peace!
You have an awesome channel. It reminds me of Fred Trost and Michigan out of doors or Wilderness Journel. It has that same vibe. Thanks for taking us along on your adventure.
Love this . My husband and are planning an overland trip . We recently did a trip to Newfoundland with out truck and roof top tent . Loved it but I think we might like a slide in truck camper !!
Epic views and great trails for the less modified vehicles (like mine). My daughter and her husband are moving to Washington in about a month, and I am planning a trip out that way in mid-May. Just might have to hit part of that along the way. Thanks for another fabulous video!
For that Jeep Liberty, it sounds like a heater core issue. My '99 Grand Cherokee doesn't have an engine fan, just electric, and I haven't had issues. I've driven it on the Naches Trail twice, along with other adventures.
Great music Brad! and... bringing your wife along increased the greatness of your videos 4 fold :).... isn't it amazing how video just never captures the grade of terrain.
Absolutely love the WABDR! I've done those sections twice and it so beautiful as you guys have said. i'll give you a tip with those pancakes. Mix them in a ziploc bag and cut the corner off. Then you can squeeze it out almost like frosting. Super easy!
We live 5 miles SW of Cashmere, WA up in the mountains. Wenatchee is a short 1/2 drive to the east and Leavenworth is 20 minutes to the west. This summer a few friends and us will be going from Malaga to Ellensburg on the back roads. Some of us guys have some weekend camping / fishing trips up the Chumstick and Blewitt Pass area. We all have late model Tacoma’s with the TRD Off Road and Double Cabs. Our wives idea of “roughing it” is in a Holiday Inn, whereas us guys will be sleeping in the beds of our trucks. Yep, it’s a guy thing.
Hey Masterchief!! You forgot your MC Hat!!! What a GREAT video!! Beautiful country. Was it too windy for the drone!!! It was prime country for drone shots!! Fair Winds and Following Seas!!
I live in Phoenix Arizona now, grew up in the Yakima Valley. I know where you guys are! Just bought a used JK Wrangler. Took it up to the Flagstaff/ Sedona area, but watching this video is making me miss home and giving me ideas for a trip back to break in the JK!
Nice video! Smart idea to move off the ridge when the wind picked up. My wife and I spent a sleepless night at the very top of the ridge due to the wind. The only saving grace was the cell tower 1/4 mile away. We watched Netflix on the tablet for hours that night. :)
That reminds me of a night I spent above the tree line near Breckenridge. Couldnt sleep it was 30 degrees and windy in august but I binged GoT due to the cell service haha
Been looking forward to this video. We had just ran that section of trail northbound the day before when we saw that you guys were on it. I'm impressed you squeezed that Powerwagon through those tight spots. Glad you enjoyed the scenery! Love that trail. Hopefully you'll be back to do the rest soon. Thanks for giving Mt Adams a shout out.
That’s central Washington there!! Not “eastern” til you hit the Columbia and stop seeing trees 😂
Honestly, everything east of the cascades is “Eastern” to me.
Plenty of trees in eastern Washington. Atleast not "central" eastern, but around Spokane and Colville
Only people that live there even know there is a central and eastern Washington
User name checks out😂
It didn’t say eastern. It said head east
I am continually impressed by the effort put into the camera work and editing of all of these TrailRecon episodes. 'Very nice!
Thank you very much!
@@TrailRecon ..i can imagine how hard it must be to stop from time to time to take those great shots from different angles..but I have one question does your friends get fed up or do they complaint about it..?? I am really curious to know.. 😀😀
I love it when you hop in with your friends along the drive and asking them some questions. Even just hanging out and seeing you guys enjoy your time together is a great addition to the videos!
What a great time my friend! 🙌
It was one we'll never forget! Thanks for being our host in Washington, can't wait to go back!
Look up KDMax Tune for the Tacoma. Just had it done a month ago, it will remove many of the problems you've described in the video.
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Hey Nate what air pressures are you running on those stock tires?
@@AnthrozoologyTV I believe it was 14 rear 11 front. Can't remember exactly now. Might have been 18 rear. I know the trailer threw me off of what I would normally go to
Very impressed with your channel. My fiancé and I enjoy watching and learning from you. It is my hope to travel all over the States and live this life daily. Please please start posting your camping recipes. The food each of you cook looks amazing, especially your wife's cilantro, tequila chicken tacos. Please post her recipe. She needs to have a TrailRecon food channel on UA-cam. Seriously.
Can't wait to start my Adventures & Build
I have been following you since you were small and when you just started posting videos tell you this is one of the best videos I seen or importantly I like the part that you had your wife in there speaking about her feelings and how she needed to relax more and appreciate that and I think that’s the goal that you’re trying to achieve with everyone to get out get on these trails get yourself a nice rig and really enjoy this country and enjoy the outside. What you are demonstrating so this country is such a beautiful country and if we take some advice from your wife that we should just relax leave our 9-to-5 back at home and enjoy it and I tell you this video brings out all of that keep it up you’re doing a great job
What a great trip. I liked your chat with Regina. Especially saying spending time with you was the best part.
It was perfect.
I live about 25 minutes from that area. Those are my hunting grounds for big mule bucks in the fall. Lots of great trails. I follow you guys and watch all your videos and I’m happy to see that you guys are out in eastern Washington.
A great area and we saw lots of evidence of wildlife up there. Thanks!
Don’t give away the good spots 🤦♂️
Incredibly fun to watch and live vicariously through you guys. The east coast has its uniqueness but BDR, not so much. Brad, you are quite the gentleman to ensure your wife is safe and enjoying the adventure as well. She is a lovely person.
You group of guys are exactly the type of guys i like to hang out with. I think you and your wife are amazing and work good together. So glad to see you 2 get away out in the mountains and enjoy each others company. What a great series of vids. Keep up the great work bro.
Thanks 👍
Retirement is a blast! I have been at it for 11 years now and since I get to do what I want to do with my time now every day is an adventure. I hope you enjoy your retirement for many years to come especially when your wife gets to as well. Thanks for all the great content and sharing your adventures.
Same here. Retired from the u.s.n. in 1988.
As a Jeep Liberty owner, it does my heart good to see the red KJ hanging with the Power Wagon, Tacoma, and Gladiator! It’s a capable little rig.
Ditto, I love mine.
i dont think Capable is the best word to use when it clearly became hot from going up the hills.
@@michaelbourne9782 Nate said he had removed the mechanical fan, so the over temperature was his fault, not the Jeep's.
@@laurenhoward8397 Nah..its a jeep.
The heat issue this time might be a fan deal, but heat vapor is a known deal on several of those those models including the patriot. Need to keep that fan turning etc, and often times add heat shielding around the fuel injector rail, etc.
I've completed 5 BDR's in the last 12 months. Fantastic routes. Highly recommended.
Glad to see WA trails being highlighted on your channel! Thanks for showing your viewers what we have to offer here. Glad to see you had a great time!
Washington is awesome! It’s probably my favorite state!
Really appreciate the camera work on these videos Brad. Thanks for keeping the bar set very high!
Thank you!
And for Brad's choice of music, too! Excellent production.
Thank you Brad and Regina for sharing your adventure with us all. My wife and I are exploring the UP of Michigan and doing it together is so much more fun. Regina joining the adventure and videos has really added a lot to your already excellent channel. Cheers!
“Rivers, mountains and trees” I’m with you lady.
It was great! Might even have been epic! Really happy that people like you take their time to learn and do videography, with everything that entails, so that others can get a taste of the amazing experiences you're having! I understand that it takes both time, effort, money and extra planning to do these things while also filming and editing it. I hope you feel it's worth it, because here's someone who's really thankful that you are doing it! Appreciate the way you structure the videos. It gives an organized impression and it's pleasant to watch.
It makes me think of the scripture where it says that _"God is not a God of disorder, but of peace" (1 Corinthians 14:33)._ Order and organization, if done right, leads to peace and harmony.
Also like the way you do the interviews. Not too much, and wholesome. More like conversations but with a clear objective. Having the interviews does add another dimension to it all. It's nice to hear what various people think and feel about the experiences you're sharing together.
Nate looked kinda sad you guys were done, like almost chokin em back a little. You gotta love that guy! Amazing trip, Washington looks so nice, gonna have to get up there and explore one of these days!
One Of My Favorite Adventures! I love my 2020 Ram 2500 though it is not a Powerwagon it is still fairly capable. Seeing Family and Friends come together of a common interest is awesome. I am glad Regina was able to enjoy herself and want to do it more in the future. If you are even in Northern New England I'd love to tag along and maybe learn a thing or two!
You guys are my favorite collaborators. Awesome views and awesome positivity. Thank you!
Pleasure getting to meet your wife. My wife and I agree with her love of trees/mountains/rivers/lakes. Glad the Powerwagon camper setup is perfect for enjoying adventures together. Thanks for bringing us along.
I love to see Mrs. TrailRecon with you. I know my overland adventures wouldn't be the same without the intrepid Mrs. Pithler.
@trailrecon, i think she likes you, and not shy about it. So cool. It is always nice to see a couple who like each other.
Oh man, thank you for doing that! This is something accessible for me and many more local enthusiasts. Great motivation. More of us need to get and explore our own backcountry, so we understand how important it is to protect our public lands!
I agree! I love getting out on the WABDR. Right there in our backyard!
You make camping look so amazing. I have a 2014 2door Jeep Rubi that has some nice work done to it when I bought it from Jeep. I beg my wife to let us buy a little tear drop trailer and go camping like you guys do it but she simply does not like to “rough it”. So for now, I live my camping life vicariously through you. Thank you for all the beautiful scenery
The trick I found was to get a truck and camper with all the amenities for her and tow the jeep ;) But then my wife has always camped with me. She did the first 180 miles of the BDR with me in our 2 door Rubi with an RTT and she enjoyed it! It was a win, we just had to camp where there were facilities and Bethel Ridge is NOT one of those places LOL
COOL! MT Adams. I did a rescue off of Mt Adams at about 8800’ for a hiker that had a fall. Transported him at about 0030 from Adams to a Portland Hospital….. Aug 1992. Transitioning the 304th Rescue Squadron to the MH60G PaveHawk!
What a great adventure, made even better with Miss Regina coming along.
Glad that Regina has some insightful comments about pros/cons of the trip. I always take too much food. I like the idea of stopping in small towns to re-stock as needed.
26:05 Some great tips from Regina on packing!
Nice to see you and your wife enjoyed some well deserved time together exploring and wheeling. I guess diesel is here to stay at last. Three different diesel rigs and only one gas powered truck (mostly diesel overseas). Nice!
Enjoying you new video with my morning cuppa tea 🍵 here in
*Victoria Australia, stay awesome*
Good morning!
Love the adventures and encouragement to overland!
Those bed campers are the best possible choice for overlanding in my opinion. There is nothing worse than having to tote behind a trailer when trying to enjoy the sights and sounds of traveling. Now if only I could afford one.
Brad, your videos are awesome and I thoroughly enjoy your travel logs. Your trip to the Washington coast was really scenic and it looks like you and your wife had a lot of fun there. My wife and I will be going there next month. We also look forward to exploring some of the places you have visited over the years. I am always looking at maps for great trails to explore. There is a trail called the Magruder Corridor road, which is a 123 mile dirt road between Elk City, Idaho, and Darby, Montana (Forest Road 468). It winds through some very scenic wilderness, and there are some offshoot trails and USFS camp sites along the way. It looks like it would be perfect route for your Powerwagon camper. There are a lot of U-Tube videos that people have filmed while traveling this route. It looks like it would be a really neat adventure and it is definitely on my bucket list to explore. Keep on wheelin’ and happy trails! Regards, Mark (US Navy Retired).
Pretty landscapes with green grass and forests are not the only thing with overlanding. Being remote is such a great feeling, in fact it's the best feeling in my opinion. Although you have a lot of people travelling with you, maybe not as good for the remote feel of peace and serenity.
I moved away from home(Eastern Washington) a little over a year ago, and I do not miss the wind. West side gets rain and the East gets lots of wind.
what an amazing trip. Thank you for exploring our extended backyard. Nate and Matt sure did an amazing job!
When you’re towing a trailer (or not) and you’re going over mountain passes, put your Tacoma into ECT Mode and “manually” shift your automatic transmission.
That’s what the ECT Mode is for. It the “power” mode for your Tacoma.
Whenever we go to Seattle and go over Blewitt Pass (hywy 97) and over Snowqualmie Pass (I-90), I put my Tacoma TRD Off Road into ECT Mode every time.
That is a yes. when I grew up in Montana we went antelope hunts in the East. we can a camper. slept great. but we didn’t have electric water pump. it was a hand pump in kitchen. still had a blast. :-)
My family is just getting into overlanding. We live in the PNW close to the cascades and we plan on doing at least some parts of the backcountry discovery route, as much as our vehicle can handle. Love this video, thanks for sharing!
You won’t regret it. The PNW is beautiful! Safe travels!
Amazing scenery - good stuff as always. That little Jeep Liberty is pretty sweet too.
My very first night in my FWC, which was at Trona Pinnacles, the wind was 40 with gusts to 50. I used the furnace to keep the temps over 50, but it was dang loud!
Now that I'm retired, I plan to do all the BDR's and the CDT.
I've spent over 50 nights in my FWC since I got it in Feb of this year, and I STILL over pack!
Would absolutely love to see you both doing some harder wheeling together with the JK and TJ. Awesome video as always 👍👍
I Love Camping.
I'm glad someone like this filmed at Washington state
Passed your group on the Bethel Ridge route, good to see you, wished we would have realized it was you in the moment! Glad you enjoyed your time in the PNW!
Love these adventure overland videos from you, man! They always inspire us to get back out there ourselves!
My husband got me into watching your videos and I love them! I get such wanderlust whenever I see where you go, so beautiful. I'd love to know your music playlist for your videos, it is amazing!
Another great one Master Chief, just caught it today. My home town is actually just off of the BDR on the Canadian border! Little did I know my teenage running around in the mountains was to become part of the WABDR! Thank you for the video and sights of my home land.
as always my favorite channel with the best footage. Wife is loving the fact that you have your wife on here too.
Appreciate it and great to hear you both are enjoying the videos together!
Reminds me of when I was a young man traveling with my buds in a Jeep camping all over the west coast.Thanks for taking me along on your epic adventure. Peace!
Nice trip,wonderful couple,everything was awesome,thank you for the video
Hey man, this video is very well shot and your commentary is super calming. Keep up the good work!
I can't believe people dislikes this kind of videos , for me this channel is amazing. keep up the good CAMP !!
Love the Bob Seger on the radio! Keep up the adventures!
Looks like you made it to Bethel Ridge and overlooked Rimrock…there is some excellent technical wheeling around Rimrock!
Thanks for taking us along. Beautiful views.
Lived near here for 12 years. Loved it.
You have an awesome channel. It reminds me of Fred Trost and Michigan out of doors or Wilderness Journel. It has that same vibe.
Thanks for taking us along on your adventure.
Love this . My husband and are planning an overland trip . We recently did a trip to Newfoundland with out truck and roof top tent . Loved it but I think we might like a slide in truck camper !!
Fantastic vid, great trip, love to see you and your wife out and about together.
Epic views and great trails for the less modified vehicles (like mine). My daughter and her husband are moving to Washington in about a month, and I am planning a trip out that way in mid-May. Just might have to hit part of that along the way. Thanks for another fabulous video!
Thank you so much for watching! Regena and I love Washington state and there are so many beautiful places to visit!
This is one of my favorite areas, I'm glad you had the chance to visit it!
For that Jeep Liberty, it sounds like a heater core issue. My '99 Grand Cherokee doesn't have an engine fan, just electric, and I haven't had issues. I've driven it on the Naches Trail twice, along with other adventures.
Those Liberty diesels are great,and they have plenty of aftermarket support in the way of better radiators and lower temp thermostats
That Liberty is awesome..never knew those could look so cool when outfitted with overlanding gear
Did the same route the opposite direction of travel, and the bridge was "still there" a couple of years back beautiful scenery!!
Great music Brad! and... bringing your wife along increased the greatness of your videos 4 fold :).... isn't it amazing how video just never captures the grade of terrain.
This video was awesome.
I'd just like to of seen more of the inside the campers.
Thanks for sharing 👍
nice to Regina so happy. Great video
Thank you for making such positive videos @trailrecon !
Kinda cool seeing my stomping grounds in a video. Nice film work.
We had a great time up there, thank you!
28:08
Blown opportunity.
Should have planted one on her Brad. 😉
Epic trip!
YES!!!! Learn to relax👍🏼 it's awesome😬 great, great videos. Thank you
Great off road adventure I did the drive with friends 5 yrs ago
Absolutely love the WABDR!
I've done those sections twice and it so beautiful as you guys have said.
i'll give you a tip with those pancakes. Mix them in a ziploc bag and cut the corner off. Then you can squeeze it out almost like frosting. Super easy!
Looks like an amazing trip guys. Loved every moment of it
you are the Rick Steves of overlanding! awesome.
I love his travel videos!
😂😂😂♥️♥️♥️
Very Awesome.. looking forward to your next adventures!!!!!!!! Keep wheeling !!!!!!!!!!!!
Totally off topic, but I love the music in your videos…..So relaxing and smooth!
Glad you enjoy it! Thank you!
When you promise her ''One day, I gonna put the world at your feet'' and FINALLY YOU DELIVER! 9:52
EDIT:RESPECT for mr. Brad!!! 👊🏼
We live 5 miles SW of Cashmere, WA up in the mountains.
Wenatchee is a short 1/2 drive to the east and Leavenworth is 20 minutes to the west.
This summer a few friends and us will be going from Malaga to Ellensburg on the back roads.
Some of us guys have some weekend camping / fishing trips up the Chumstick and Blewitt Pass area.
We all have late model Tacoma’s with the TRD Off Road and Double Cabs.
Our wives idea of “roughing it” is in a Holiday Inn, whereas us guys will be sleeping in the beds of our trucks. Yep, it’s a guy thing.
I love Washington … especially the views from the Seattle Great Wheel 😍
That was a great video. Well done. Enjoyable to listen to this.
such a beautiful area! great to see your campsites🌲🌲🌲
The fire that took that bridge out almost took my parents home. I travel that area regularly. Its basically my back yard!
Hey Masterchief!! You forgot your MC Hat!!! What a GREAT video!! Beautiful country. Was it too windy for the drone!!! It was prime country for drone shots!! Fair Winds and Following Seas!!
I live in Phoenix Arizona now, grew up in the Yakima Valley. I know where you guys are! Just bought a used JK Wrangler. Took it up to the Flagstaff/ Sedona area, but watching this video is making me miss home and giving me ideas for a trip back to break in the JK!
Bring it on back up here! The WABDR is an absolute blast. This was only a small section. And not even the most beautiful of the sections. =)
that's awesome to see family doing thing like that
Nice video! Smart idea to move off the ridge when the wind picked up. My wife and I spent a sleepless night at the very top of the ridge due to the wind. The only saving grace was the cell tower 1/4 mile away. We watched Netflix on the tablet for hours that night. :)
That reminds me of a night I spent above the tree line near Breckenridge. Couldnt sleep it was 30 degrees and windy in august but I binged GoT due to the cell service haha
I love this channel!! started watching for the Jeep content but now dude sweet dreams are made of this for me.
Wind...The Nemesis of Camping😉
Amazing trip. Thanks for letting us tag along.
Liked the trip you went on in WA. Don't forget, we have BDRs in Oregon as well. 1500 miles worth mapped out.
Great series! glad you guys had a good time up here, i love this state.
Been looking forward to this video. We had just ran that section of trail northbound the day before when we saw that you guys were on it. I'm impressed you squeezed that Powerwagon through those tight spots. Glad you enjoyed the scenery! Love that trail. Hopefully you'll be back to do the rest soon. Thanks for giving Mt Adams a shout out.
Yakima valley Washington ❤️🇲🇽🇺🇸 home sweet home
I knew you would be stopping there. Best camp spot on that section by far.
I just did the BDR for the first time a few months ago. So glad you got to experience it. Love your content!