Camping in the Lincoln National Forest - New Mexico Overlanding Part 1
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- Опубліковано 19 жов 2024
- We traveled to the Lincoln National Forest for a few days of nature. We spent 4 days at 3 different dispersed camping spots. Each spot had its own personality, despite only being a few miles from one another. Keep an eye out for Part 2 of our New Mexico Overland adventure to see a really neat feature in this area. Thanks for following along.
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We have young kids same age. Thanks for inspiring us to get off the beaten path more
Hey, that’s great. We hope you get the chance to get out and explore. It’s always fun to watch the kiddo’s imagination while out camping. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment.
Two against one. Good luck!
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Great video! Little girl is so fortunate to have parents like you two to be so willing to show her nature and such wonderful youth! God bless you all. Great family.
Thanks for watching, she really enjoys sleeping in the tent and playing with whatever we can find out there. Thanks again for the kind words. God bless y’all as well.
We live 3.5 hours east of the Lincoln National Forest. I can't believe we've never gone there. Now I have to make plans soon :) Great video and family time!
Hey, thanks for watching. You will absolutely have to go check it out. Keep in touch. We would love to hear about it.
Cool sounds good. Y'all be blessed!
Great family camping
It is a great place for the family. Thanks for watching !
Kids and water ,great
Thanks for watching
I'm moving from Austin out to Ruidoso with my 4 Runner - same color - and I'm gonna be right next to this forest. One of the most exciting parts is being able to take my baby daughter camping! Looks like you guys had a great time :)
We love it out there, there is so much to explore, we have been on 4-5 trips out there and have only scratched the surface. Enjoy your time out there. Thanks for watching.
I like your Life bro
We are fortunate to get to do trips like this. Thank you for watching.
What's the location of the waterfall. I plan on going camping next weekend
@@tCrollin look up bluff springs falls. Thanks for watching !
Thanks for the quick reply! Another question, where did you get the metal cover for the 2 burner stove??
@@tCrollin are you talking about the oven that we made cinnamon rolls in ? If so it’s just a single burner camp oven made by Colman. Our is an old one that we found somewhere, but I think you can still get them. They are not super efficient as far as fuel usage goes on the stove.
@@WestTexasRambler yes I was talking about that. So its a separate one burner oven? I thought it was an attachment that went over the 2 burner stove you have to convert it to an oven. I will look for it, thanks again.
@@tCrollin yes, it’s a separate piece that folds up. Ours just covers one burner.
I subbed for the glorious mustache.... and the overland content
😂🤣 Thanks for watching, and for the mustache support haha
Just found your channel in a random search. I love it! Heart warming video! I live in Midland and we love going to New Mexico. I want to try camping like this!!
Hey thanks for watching and commenting, we always like chatting with people that watch our videos. The LNF has 3 separate sections and there is so much to explore and camp.
I’d be glad to help any way I can.
Thank you! I'm heading over there this weekend to do a bit of exploring and hope to start getting a better lay of the land.
@@maddoggk9096 good deal, if you haven’t already get on the website and find the MVUM (motor vehicle use map) it will show what roads you have access too and where dispersed camping is allowed.
Will do that! Thank you
hello i am from New Mexico and well i am only 13 i have been camping quite a lot, and camping is just really nice, only cause it's peaceful, you get to see lot's of animals u don't normally see driving, and u just get fresh air and get to live with nothing to do except live life. i really loved this video is was really nice i subscribed and liked.
Hey, thanks for watching. I’m glad you enjoyed it. We need to get out more often. We will definitely be back to this area. Thanks for the Sub !
Great video and such a sweet little girl. Those pastries you made looked amazing. me and my brother are going to try to get out to this same area this weekend to look for some camping spots with our families for a nice and quick getaway.
Hey, thanks for watching. We really appreciate your comment. If you haven’t already I’d download the MVUM (Motor Vehicle Use Maps) for the area from the national forest website. It has tons of information about where you can go and where you can disperse camp.
Great video! I enjoyed it! Stay warm!
Thanks for watching, you do the same ma’am.
What a wonderful trip! Can you share the locations of these campgrounds?
Thanks for watching, all these sights are down many of the forest roads. Just pick one and go as far as you want to see what’s out there.
Northern New Mexico is gourguse. I want to visit it again someday
I agree, it’s our little oasis.
This is nowhere near northern New Mexico.
Great video! Love the narration by your daughter.
Thanks for watching, she had a blast. We have her the GoPro and just let her have at it haha
That waterfall is awesome! Definitely gotta hit up Lincoln and check it out. Great vid!
It was a cool place for sure. Thanks for watching.
Yep, jaffles or toasted sangers (sangers=sandwiches) 😁. Looks delish mate. And your kiddo is a little UA-camr in the making 😊.
Thanks for watching, and yes that is how I have heard those names be used before too. On this trip we gave her the GoPro and a little tripod and let her have at it. We have some pretty good “out takes” also. 😂🤣
Beautiful area. Glad to see you and your family enjoying it together. My wife and I planning a trip through the New Mexico mountains this summer. Can’t wait.
Thanks for watching. We had a great time. Y’all enjoy your trip. Maybe some day we will run into you out on the trails.
Hello, found your channel in the Ikamper community. It's nice to come across Overlanding families with their kids like we do. Cool rig and camp setup. I'll be around🤙🏼
Hey, thanks for watching. I gave you a sub back. Definitely like seeing the kiddos outdoors.
I'm heading to Ruidoso and Cloudcroft area next week. Do you have any tips on places to go. Good routes and camping spots?
I’m not really sure what all is accessible in the winter around there. You might have to just get out and explore to see if there are places not covered in snow.
Great video, really enjoyed it. Need to get my boys out camping/exploring this year.
Thanks for watching, that sounds like a good time. The Lincoln NF has tons of room to explore if you are anywhere close.
no crazy people outthere? planning a trip from texas
We haven’t run into any “crazy” people. Everyone we have run into and talked with were helpful and nice folks.
From Big Spring Texas following you from Palmer Alaska…spent a lot of time in Cloudcroft camping
Hey, thanks for watching. This was our first trip there and we will definitely be back. There is soooo much to see out there.
Harper is getting more cute every day! We have some hammock acrobatic video of our own! 😆 Good fire starting skills! Looks like you know how to start them and put them out both! Wonderful trip!!!
Hey Ted, thanks for watching. She love this kinda stuff, which makes my heart happy. Hammocks and kids is always a great combination 🤣. I guess understanding fire science is useful in both starting and stopping fire 🤷🏻♂️. We had a great time. Part 2 should be out soon.
must have off roading essential accommodations....
For off-road specifically or camping?
whats that oven add on for the coleman grill?? i have the same one and had no idea that existed
Hey Jon, it’s just a folding colman camp oven. Ours is a really old version, but I think they still make them new.
Awesome video!
What area/Forest Service road is the dispersed camping on?
Hey, thanks for watching. There are tons of FR with dispersed camping. If you go to the look for MVUM maps of the area you want to travel too and it will show you where it is allowed.
Howdy from a San Angelo raised, and now Amarillo native! I have a Bronco coming in in the next few weeks, and plan on getting started in overlanding. A buddy and I are heading to the Santa Fe National Forest for a week in June. Looking forward to some great times like y'all had! God bless and safe travels, y'all
Hey there, thanks for watching. A Bronco should be cool to build out for this type of adventures. We have spent a night or tow out in the Santa Fe NF as well. There are some really great places, just gotta get out and did them. God bless and safe travels to you as well.
Please look up the New Mexico Overland Expedition group. It's a huge group out of Las Cruces, NM. A definite group to follow in the West Texas and Southern NM area. They do have a FB page. 👍👍
I’ll look it up, thanks for watching.
Looks like a great time. What hiking trails were those? My 4 year old cant wait to go to New Mexico, would love to take her on some of those trails!
Yea, we had a good time. Those trails were some just right around the Bluff Springs area. What we did was all short little hikes, but I think there are some longer ones that branch off from around there. Thanks for watching.
What oven is that? I have a Coleman oven and it’s tricky to use.
This is an old Colman. I’m not sure if there are different models or not but this seems to work ok. What do you have problems with on yours ?
@@WestTexasRambler well you really have to watch the temperature closely to keep it set where you want it and in cold or windy conditions it’s even harder. You also have to flip whatever you are baking to make sure the top gets done. It’s an art. Cinnamon rolls are the easiest I’ve found.
@@UA-camMaster1611 oh I gotcha. Yea, cinnamon rolls is all we have used it for. We move it as high as we can and the bottom still gets done before the top.
We have a Lubbock Overlanding Group on Facebook. I would love for any of you to join and share some trails and camping sites. Thanks.
Hey, cool. Is the group called Lubbock Overlanding ?
Also, if you haven’t already. Check out Flat Land OffRoad on FB. It’s a cool group of people.
Do you have a link for that tent? I have a Tacoma and want a tent similar to that
Look up iKamper Skycamp 2.0.