This channel is about the other part of life. The pursuit of our passions and adventure be they big or small. This part of life should be explored and pursued now, regardless of age. While this channel will have a focus on outdoor and off road adventures, commonly call overlanding, it is far from limited to that. We will seek adventure from remote areas, cities and towns, oceans and even find it in everyday life. Come join us and make your life and adventure!
Crazy it’s all maintained now, in the seventies it was a rugged road, I still have the 78 Toyota FJ-40 I used to drive on it. Doesn’t even look like you need four wheel drive at all
Terrific video of an awe-inspiring location and region. I appreciate that you went through the effort to give those who lack the ability toget there in person a chance to see it through your experience.
You don't need modifications for this trail. I've been to the top and back down with a stock XJ (when it was stock), and a stock 3/4 Ton truck. Except for when it's muddy, there aren't really any places on that specific trail where you absolutely need 4WD, just maybe a little clearance. Try going the other direction to Sycamore Creek - turn left (west) instead of right (east) off of the 87. Go past the little dam. You won't get stuck if you stay out of the soft sand in the creek bed. There are some really cool places to go back there... and some of them are fairly difficult for mostly factory vehicles.
So very true! Time is now, today is all we have, make it count! Today is the day of salvation! Make your relationship with Christ count. Nothing else matters as much!
I love your message. Life is short. Will you remember all the weekends you ran errands and cleaned house in 20 years? Or would you remember the time you and your kids drove out to the wild desert to explore? ❤
How do we rent cabin name of place or person that rent it out, also do they let you rent cabin with the dogs and Do you need to have 4wd or is 2wd drive possible to go on that trail, and name of trail and location please
The link to the cabin is in the description below the video. Best directions I could give you is in the vid. I used Onx Off Road and took Buffalo Ranch to North Rim Grand Canyon. If you search that in OnX or even google it will pop up. Hope you go. It was amazing! If you have a higher clearance vehicle, 2WD may be able to make. I recommend 4wd.
@@thesecondhalf5823 cool man thx i have 2002 Tundra TRD,it has the clearance but not 4wd and i also have on X on my phone already i appreciate it for getting back to me 👍👍👍
Sir, thank you for this video and your insight. Love seeing how these adventures bring your family together. I have a Tacoma and we pile the dogs and kids in and travel to unknown locations to have these memories cause you only have one shot at this. Would you mind messaging me the name of this overlook. We are planning on heading to a few spots in the Grand Canyon-Parashant area but this looks gorgeous. Thank you again
Thanks Ryan! I'm running a Tacoma now too! I love it. As for the the name of the overlook, I honestly don't know. Best directions I could give you is in the vid. I used Onx Off Road and took Buffalo Ranch to North Rim Grand Canyon. If you search that in OnX or even google it will pop up. Hope you go. It was amazing!
Thanks for the info and great family friendly video. We are taking our kids out west and have been looking for remote areas, off grid places and back roads for boondocking and sight seeing nature. I am allergic to fragrances and chemicals, and don’t do well around a lot of people. Love y’all’s videos!
Well done. I was going to give you a hard time for adding even more exposure to the wonderful Kofas. But, your camp setup, calm demeanor and chill pace changed my mind. I've been going to the Kofas for over 25 years, in the winter of course. I've had to let it go recently because of a couple of seasons where the hoards from Quartzite would come up the canyon (Queen's Canyon) in their ATV wagon trains and really spoil the serenity. I'll start exploring the backcountry more thanks to this video. A side note. I stopped having a campfire when backpacking or camping alone. Nothing separates you from Nature like a campfire. It commands all your attention. You see it, feel it, smell it and smell it. Everything happening around the camp is drowned out by the fire. There are night sounds and scenes that are constantly going on all around. The desert landscape on a full moon night is unworldly. On the other hand, there is no better social glue than a campfire. Thanks for the Kofa moment.
Nice video, can't wait to hit up some of those areas myself this fall. The weather look perfect probably the best time to go is about now. Campfire is my favorite as well. God bless
Wonderful footage, added to my trip “must stop”! How far off the road is it? Should I consider pulling travel trailer and setting camp on blm property for a day or two?
You can definitely get a trailer through there. Their were full size ones camping out when I was there. I probably wouldn't take the Moki Dugway with it though.
Hi. Just came across your videos, by chance, because I’m doing some research for a trip to Moab in the spring. Love the videos, the Valley of the Gods one really caught my eye because that is definitely on the list for a day trip. Then I saw 343 subscribers. As a retired FDNY, it solidified my subscription. You guys are headed for greatness, If not only for memorializing the memories. Nice job!
Thanks brother! Comments like this mean alot. As a beginner creating vids it's nice to know I'm reaching people. I too am retired. 26 years as a Deputy US Marshal working in NYC. Will be heading to southern Utah and the Moab area again at the end of this month and hopefully have some great adventures there. Highly recommend Valley of the Gods. Even if you just drive through.
