Thanks! It is easier than you think and you need less stuff than you think. I took my first month long trip out to Moab with my daughter 3 years ago and had very minimal gear. RTT (because daughter is a ground tent snob), rainfly for an awning, fridge, 500w power station, cheap stove, and some sleeping bags. it was lifechanging!
Great video. My favorite of the series so far. I loved your thought about overlanding. What you did not pack your suite? And phone calls on the trail, did you buy a new car warranty? Thanks for the call out. Much appreciated. That semi was amazing, that is scary as hell. I wonder how he made it. Wow. In hindsight, I do wish we could have explored together more. I need to go to Moab and RimRocker again sometime in the future. They must have graded it between when I drove it and you went through it, or you took the bypass, not sure. The rock formation was beautiful and looked like it had good potential to camp at. That steep hill was a bear to pull my trailer up, but it was worth every second. The color of the sky and valleys, rocks and hils were amazing. Great video my favorite so far. Amazing seeing you on the Rim Rocker.
Thanks! The warranty didn't cover off-road damage LOL. I can't even imagine being the person driving that thing. I am glad they made it out on their own. I was not looking forward to packing up camp and heading to help. Had the full office rig deployed and that would have taken an hour to pack up. The spot by the rock was a good one. There were also some nice river view spots nearby. You can see the vehicles on the video, but I didn't go back there since I didn't want to bother them. Can't wait to run some trails with you next time we meet up. It seemed the fates were against us this go around, but next time we will make it happen for sure. I am already building up vacation time for the next trip. Of course I still have not decided when I am leaving or where I am going LOL.
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Enjoy your videos! This type of trip is one I dream of taking one day.
Thanks! It is easier than you think and you need less stuff than you think. I took my first month long trip out to Moab with my daughter 3 years ago and had very minimal gear. RTT (because daughter is a ground tent snob), rainfly for an awning, fridge, 500w power station, cheap stove, and some sleeping bags. it was lifechanging!
I am really enjoying this series! Great content and surprised you don’t have way more views! Keep up the great work!
Thanks much appreciated!
Great video. My favorite of the series so far. I loved your thought about overlanding. What you did not pack your suite? And phone calls on the trail, did you buy a new car warranty?
Thanks for the call out. Much appreciated. That semi was amazing, that is scary as hell. I wonder how he made it. Wow. In hindsight, I do wish we could have explored together more.
I need to go to Moab and RimRocker again sometime in the future. They must have graded it between when I drove it and you went through it, or you took the bypass, not sure. The rock formation was beautiful and looked like it had good potential to camp at.
That steep hill was a bear to pull my trailer up, but it was worth every second. The color of the sky and valleys, rocks and hils were amazing.
Great video my favorite so far. Amazing seeing you on the Rim Rocker.
Thanks! The warranty didn't cover off-road damage LOL. I can't even imagine being the person driving that thing. I am glad they made it out on their own. I was not looking forward to packing up camp and heading to help. Had the full office rig deployed and that would have taken an hour to pack up.
The spot by the rock was a good one. There were also some nice river view spots nearby. You can see the vehicles on the video, but I didn't go back there since I didn't want to bother them.
Can't wait to run some trails with you next time we meet up. It seemed the fates were against us this go around, but next time we will make it happen for sure. I am already building up vacation time for the next trip. Of course I still have not decided when I am leaving or where I am going LOL.
Loving the videos. Keep up the great content!
what are you airing down to when going down those rocky trails by salt lake city?
Thanks!
I go down to 20 psi