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Gunna be doin the cold weather camping again this year?

Looks like a blast!

Is camping permit required?

It was such a fun trip!

Here's the fun part...........those state forests are where they run the Susquehannock Trail Performance Rally. Imagine going 120mph on some of those roads 🤣

I was just there this weekend and did that trail.

Looks like a fun day!

Another good episode!

Hello

Made it...coyotes howling, full moon, Halloween Sprit Store & Darkside Offroad premiere! Busy night!

Made it...

Was this the weekend of May 17th - 18th? I'm pretty sure me and my GF were camping at the site directly next to your site

I have a stock rubicon gladiator. Can you get around ok being stock? Thx!

Thinking about this snorkel, but wondering about a drain plig in the airbox for driving in torrential rain because (Florida). Does this have any ability to drain water that comes in from the snorkel??

I grew up in WV and what you call overlanding were just normal roads to us. My friend had to cross a creek everyday as part of his driveway. Haha

They are really nice trails. We've used em at checkpoints for the New York Gambler 500 a few times. The FLX area is beautiful and I'm happy to call it home.

Nice work with the zweigel white hots

You confused .e when you said you needed to air up and get to the UP of michigan meanwhile you crossed the Mackinaw to the Lower Penninsula and Onaway...lol. Also what engine is in your JLU the 3.6? And what exhaust is that cause I like the deeper sound

What size tires are on your jeep? Heard you say when you got to that muddy twisty section that people with 35" would be ok

Another good episode!

Going to be there in October

Hey, how's it going, bud love the videos and also like to to anf for camping and wheeling would love to head out some time and meet up you seem to know alot of the spots and trails

Nice, very nice

I'm heading up to AOAA this weekend, but only hitting greens. My first time up there. Next month should be green/blue. Having an old willys like a 44 MB needs some toe dipping, especially since I'm still quite new to offroading

Looks awesome!

Good PA rocks! Nice!

Did it back on July 20th in Ruby. 35s, Clayton 1.5" lift. It was an interesting trail and not terribly difficult. Much easier than Barney Rubble.

my favorite trail on the west property.

Awesome stuff. Thanks!

Awesome video!

The beginning of the road from Thomas is a lot worse now. That drain pipe is broken and completely rutted out with many more rocks showing than in this video. We drove for a while and then my wife asked how many more miles of this torture was left so in the interest of matrimonial bliss, I turned around and went to the tower the other way. She’s not a fan of bouncing around on dirt roads so will have to come back with one of my more easily entertained friends. The road is definitely going to eat some lower clearance transmissions the way it is in any case.

You have it all backwards on the road. It is a weight limit placed on the road to protect it from truck traffic .

Just did a trip to VA in my JLUR with 2 friends with gladiators first week of September. We did Big Levels, Potts Mountain, and revisited Union Springs/flagpole. Potts Mountain was definitely no joke, how is it not a Badge trail indeed. Camped up in the middle, was a great time!

it is a pretty nice area, they do wine tours all up and down the lake as well in summer and if you like racing should check out Bud at the Glen too! if you head north towards Geneva up the other end of the lake there's Tioga Downs casino and the Outlet mall.

I'm in Rochester what's the wny off road group?

Question, when in Allegheny state forest outside Bradford using the onXoffroad app, can I only explore the green trails and the one blue trail? Or can I explore all of the yellow roads it shows as well?

Thats Mosquito creek, the dam was known as Blackwell dam. When we built our camp near there ( prior to Quehanna ) in the early 50s, we dug the sand for mixing the mortar at that creek crossing. Our camp was located within about a half mile from where the reactor was built. There were more than 300 camps, homes, and farms located in the area that ultimately became Quehanna.

Looks like a great time. I'm not too far, but I've never been to AAOA. Awesome video!

So "northern Michigan" is south of the UP and the Mac? 🤔

Yall litterly bypassed every obstacle 😅

Sheesh, mammoth rock looks like no joke, should go and give that a whirl dude 😎

Lol antique road show, good stuff man.

Looks like a fun trail. That old CJ did great 🙌🏽

If you like climbing around on rocks you need to go to Hickory Run State Park in PA and see the Boulder Field. It’s pretty freakin cool. It is north of Allentown just off the Northeast extension of the Turnpike. No wheelin but there is a nice e campground and a lake and the Boulder Field is super unique. Another great spot is off of Spruce Knob WV. Take the walking trail that goes around the peak and tower down to where it ends, then scramble down the boulder field to the grassy knob with big boulders on it. Talk about a view!!! Pretty cool. Again no wheelin, but if you go out the back way when you come down from the road to the peak you can go over to the Sinks of Gandy and then go past them into the Mongohela and there are great boondocking sites. I went all the way down to Cass WV via forest service roads, about 75 miles. I was going to Snowshoe for mountain biking and trying to get into the OHV trails around Snowshoe from the back, which do connect to the Monongahela, but the forest service road that goes there had the gate down and locked. So I had to swing down to tarmac and Cass and come up the road. Have you wheeled at Wolf Den State Park in MD?

Glad to see an old CJ do the greens easily. Next month I'm hitting the greens with my 44 Willys MB, with less smoke of course

That poor 4 cylinder needs new valve stem seals... unless it's the rings. That's a whole different kettle of fish! Take care of that thing Dirtroad Therapy!

Beautiful views of Humpback & Mammoth!

Awesome scenery and vantage points along the trail!