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The sandwich shop off the side of the Mazama store has awesome sandwiches.

Its a good lookin jeep i must say. Damn near perfect

That bumper looks so good🤌

dang that was beautiful, almost felt like fantasy world

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That’s the same one from the music video

Dang that’s a nice jeep, mines a white gladiator with 42 inch tires and a six inch lift with finder deletes.

its so p2w tho

Can’t wait to drive mine in the snow 😊😍

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Looks like Belfair/Tahuya.😊

Would a stock jl had that trail well

Just got my rebuilt engine for basically your twin wrangler. I’d happily film some stuff for you if you’re ever interested!

What lights are those?

Great stuff! I’ve wanted to take my CJ up to Hart for a while now. Thanks for the inspiration!

I had hoped to get up there this year but it's looking like next year will allow for a bit more free time to perhaps camp and really enjoy the area.

Darland Mountain is at 6981 feet, located west of Yakima, it is higher than than harts peek. FYI

Love the arb bumper, i've got one on my 2 door jk and love it

Yep, my 97 Sahara is on 33"s with 4:10 gears, Ox locker up front dana limited slip rear, 1" lift🤭 and runs and ride better than factory with +200k. The 33's actually rides about the same as my 05 LJ R factory stock. I might install 33's on it with the next set of tires but not sure. There's war in my brain on leaving it 100% OEM.

Bummer about the rebuild, glad you're back on the (off)road!

Nice video! The kind of “overland” videos I enjoy the most. Simple, relaxing, amazing views, appropriate music. Thanks for sharing!

How was the drive up? I saw some rugged roads but perhaps they were just random other roads in the area? Asking because I have a normal family sedan, wondering if it can make it up…

Yeah too many peeps in those locations. moving on...

Northwest Washington State was my home for over 40 years and the minute your video started I knew this was the North Cascades, even tho I've never heard of Hart's Pass or Slate Peak. The geology/geography of the North Cascades is just so iconic, so unique in so many ways, it's hard to miss if you've experienced it for any length of time. I used to drive competitive amateur sports car rallys all over the Pacific Northwest, and once competed in a night rally that ran from the base of Mt Baker south across the western slopes of the Cascades to the upper reaches of the Skagit Valley, rally was called "Night on Bald Mountain". We had snow at higher elevations (it was February), used single lane forest service roads...was a fun, sometimes scary, and exciting rally. I was driving a Honda CRX, great car, but not an off-road vehicle.

When I was looking for a TJ to buy i started watching some of your videos just to daydream

Just found your channel. Great Job.

I really love the vibe in this video. You got some beautiful shots too! The top of Slate Peak is one of, if not the best, views in WA that can be driven to IMO.

Beautiful photography! Love the dam shot at 6:50. WA is such a beautiful state. Funny, I just installed a gmrs with the exact antenna. Would love to do the roof rack you have but have a custom made frame and it won’t bolt on. Trying to find a work around. Microwave corn on the cob? Interesting. Glad you’re back on the trail!

Beautiful. Very nicely done.👍

So far October around here has been pretty nice. Few rainy days but nothing like we will see here soon. Yeah we sure don't have that long buffer zone for fall (sun, less to no rain) before it just starts raining all the time.

Hey man, I was wondering what’s you lift and tire set up? I love your Jeep very clean and simplistic looking. I also have a Tj and I’m trying to get it looking somewhat like yours. Simple but versatile.

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Hi. Just like to double check if you are looking for some sponsorship from Auxbeam?

Do you not have sway bar disconnects up front?

I'm only a 1hr from there been wanting to go before it gets too cold

I want to come here

Man i LOVE watching your vids. The best in terms of cinematics. Super relaxing. Thanks for doing what you do

TJs are so cool looking

It's nice to see some great adventures like this with a jeep tj.

What size lift and tires you running?👀

Wow. Thank you for showing how many good spots there are to camp. I'm on the hunt for them. Two weekends ago I was there but is was way to foggy. I couldn't see much. Very nice video.

Wow--such a beautiful and isolated location. I loved it because it was mainly gravel & rock; no mud--lol! Where is this in Washington? What area, trail, overlook? I have to admit--a little scary on the narrow roads and steep drop-offs. Gives me a huge pucker-factor for someone who lives on flat ground in the southeastern US with very little experience in steep terrain.

Loving your Jeep TJ overlanding videos. I'm building my 2003 Jeep TJ Rubicon that I've owned since new into the ultimate overlander and your videos are helping. Noticed you had a soft top iKamper a year ago and now are running the "much lower profile" Inspired RT. I am looking at the iKamper 3.0 Mini (hardtop) and it's really the only one I have ever considered since our TJ's are sooo short. Noticed your TJ did look a little "top heavy" when coming down those steep inclines with the iKamper versus the Inspired Overland. Can you please share your brief thoughts on your experiences with both of these tents, on the trail as well as on the highway. Why did you forgo one for the other. Inquiring minds would like to know. Thanks--David

Why did you air down to just drive on dirt ROADS with no obstactles? Lol

I just love your videos. Your videos are one of the inspirations that fueled my long-time dream to own a TJ, love for outdoors and enjoying the simplicity. And it finally happened, just a few days ago I bought my own TJ! Keep on filming!

what rack are you using?

👏👏👏 Absolutely amazing! I am getting my first ever jeep this coming Saturday and this is EXACTLY what i plan on doing! Thank you for your awesome content man