Pyrenees Road Trip 2017, Part 1. 

Thanks mate! Yeah we upgraded the roof top tent, there's a good look at the tent in part 4. It was a bit of an investment but worth every penny!

Hi Hi interested in your truck development (I have same truck) In your first 2016 vids to Maroc, you had no canopy & just tuff trek tent in bed Then a canopy Then you swap from a RTT to a hard shell tent Is the hard shell warmer & bigger? Then you move the hard shell tent from mounting on canopy to mounting above the cab Is your final solution the best evolution (just trying to learn from you and get it right first time) Do you have an Instagram or FB page?

STEVEHOLE1 Cheers! Yeah they’re great tents. Traveling to India sounds like a great journey, would love to do a trip like that 👍.

@@Adventure-Outdoors If you get over to Mid Wales anytime, let us know, we know some lovely areas great for some wildcamps.

Hi Simon, no problem! The route we followed is a wikilocs route, I'm not sure if you've use the app before but it's simple enough; I think the subscription costs about £3 per year, you download the trail and the relevant off-line maps for the area and off you go. Here's the link to the route - www.wikiloc.com/offroading-trails/trace-4x4-pyrenees-traversee-4489504 It's a great route, loads of good wild camping spots 👍.

Hi Daniel, thanks! For route planning I've used the 'vibraction' road books a few times; they're a French company and the books are all in French but the routes are easy to follow. Here's the link to their website -www.vibraction.org Another resource I've used a lot of recently is Wikilocs -www.wikiloc.com. If you haven't used this site before it's really worth a look, there are literally hundreds of thousands of off road routes that you can download to your phone and follow them. You need to buy the app but it only costs £3 a year or something, the entire Pyrenees route that we done was one single wikiloc trail - 750 miles! This is the route -www.wikiloc.com/offroading-trails/trace-4x4-pyrenees-traversee-4489504 It's much easier to get off the beaten track in places like Spain and Portugal, most of the tracks are genuine rights of way that haven't been sealed for one reason or another. The tracks that you can't drive are usually clearly marked as 'private' but if they are open nobody will bother you. Most of the music in my videos have been picked up from listening to BBC Radio 6 Music. Cheers!