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Bolt Up!!!!!!!!!!!

You are fun to watch. Thanks for keeping it so real! I enjoy your videos.

I'm a Colorado native but have lived in the desert 35 years. It's 7,000 ft elevation in Salida, so that's why you are so winded. People from low altitudes need to know they may need a few days to adjust, as the change can cause headaches, dizziness (not a good sign), tiredness and being winded. The scenery and environment are truly worth it!

Very helpful. Thank you!

I have visited three of these locations... but love Buena Vista, Colorado. Great Job!

Good job. I like the choices.

I thought Gaia was good but Outly shows the dispersed sites.... beats having to look for the dots on the motor vehicle use maps... thanks for the tip.

My name is Kathleen. I live on private property for 27 years! I’ve had vans, motorhomes, trucks with campers. I intend to have a 4x4 truck and camper again.

Thanks Burt for sharing your adventures! I live in Cardiff in north San Diego and surf a shortboard going on 51 years now. I’ve explored Colorado when my Daughter lived there for 13 years. I’ve been on wheels since 1995 and love the freedom. I live in my 1989 6cyl Toyota RV which has tinted surround windows in the rear.

There are great boondocking sites on the west side of Cottonwood Pass, which is the highest paved crossing of the Continental Divide in N America.

FYI, the locals prounounce it BYOO-na Vista, not BWE-na. Yes it's weird. Sort of like how Salida is Sa-LIE-da rather than the proper Sa-LEE-da (exit in Spanish). Thank you for the detailed boondocking info! Yes, lots of spots up 375 and the side roads off it, they're all over up there.

You forgot the underground Opium tunnels under the city. 😮 ?????

Very informative, short, and interesting. You’ve got it right for enjoyable videos. Thank you.

I would need to tear the front of my CRV a part to change these lights. Parts and labor may be around $700. I may want to try your way.

Thanks for posting that. Very cool. Very helpful.

I lived in Salida a little over 10 years ago, and there are some changes. The Natural Grocer didn't exist, and the trail you roller bladed on is twice as long. Happy to see it's still as charming as ever. The Fritz is a great place to eat, and yes they do eat a lot of Pizza. Moonlight Pizza is amazing!

was there several years ago and enjoyed it.

nice video Sir

enjoyed your video. I'll follow along with your travels.

Lmao, “they call this place the rapids” it’s called smelter rapid, hence

Thanks for sharing, I’m a local river guide here and I never have time to goon the bike path, now I have all this new information for my guests. Come to mild 2 wild and request Jaden if you are still here

On the bucket list. Thanks for sharing.

Thank you for all the info

San Clemente is off the 5 freeway.

Thank you for sharing how to find boondocking. I have used iOverlander but Outly is exactly what I needed, going to NFS or BLM websites is awkward for me and I only wanted to find a convenient map showing land and who owns or runs the areas. I'm still a newbie and I have an older Class A and tried to get into places I shouldn't have tried. I like the idea of using Google maps to look for campers. When driving, I see campers out in the land and keep asking myself, how do these people find where to camp? How do they know its public land? I did go up route 89 to Prescott from Congress, that road was an adventure in itself! I ended up going to a Rest Stop on i17 for 2 nights because I couldn't figure out how to find land to boondock on. I'm glad your channel popped up.🙂

Your intro reminded me of that great camp we had in the Tetons!

Headed to the Kaibab NF this weekend. I tend to stay away on big holidays. That was a lot of campers. :)

Great new channel! Glad I discovered it! Very useful info

Hey, Thanks for this. There is a guy talking about "buying land" and then being a "Nomad." He's got a vid about an acre near Williams (two years ago) but now has 20 acres over more east of there (I think) Anyway. Boondocking is independent and popular too. Verrry cool. Maybe for me. ~. But here. ~ So positive that you are a "talker." Huge amount of information. You have my attention. (I subscribed) ~~~. Thanks again. Just great. ~~~ Mr. Not Worthy from New Hampshire.

Newbie here, what technically is "boondocking"?

Thanks for the road quality report on the way in - you never really know until you get there and these desert roads can be full of surprises. Nice drone footage of the campground too!

Good video. Was there yesterday. New sub🤝🏻

Wow, what a beachin place . . .

Go for it !

Hey thanks! I have been wondering how muddy it is up there. I will be headed that way soon on my Rim2Rim2Rim trip. (Mog, S and N Rims) Def will be up there on a Monday ha. Hope your ankle is on the mend. Peace! Edit: thanks for picking up the trash! Grrrr!

Thanks Bert, keep on truckin' buddy . . . leaving Las Vegas, a good idea. What's next ?

Bert, We love camping in that area (we have been there many times). Beautiful country and a great place to kayak! Bert

Go Bert! You’re in your natural element. Keep living for the rest of us chained to a desk!

Hey Bert - Yeah, it is very nice up there in the White Mountains area. Thanks

Hey Bert - Classic SoCal beach time.

Wow, what an amazing place but a rugged venture.

Hey Bert - Watch out for rattle snakes.

Hey Bert - A rugged place that would be great as a winter stop over, cheap too. Thanks

Hey Bert - What a great place to let the kids out for some fun time & take a break during a long drive.

Hey Bert - I had a surfin' lesson right there San Clemente State Beach so many years ago. Nice to revisit with your tour video, thanks. Keep up your good work.

Hey Bert - Wow, what a great hike. The narrows hike would make a great place for an interesting movie set. What a nifty video.

Hey Bert - Looks like a great cheap place to camp & stretch your legs for awhile.

Hey Bert - We never want to miss the Patagonia Fall Festival, always a good time with lots of interesting goods & people watching. A neat little old Southern Arizona town to visit.

Hey Bert, way to go, good job. Bisbee, AZ. another town that is tuff to die. Lots to see there & a fun visit. Thanks

Great video Bert!