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Very helpful. Thank you.

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Strange rule about no water discharge on the ground in that campground? I guess a cold plunge in the creek could wash off the day and wake you up! You guys are hiking animals -- no hold back. Beautiful area. Thanks

You said you like a driver side swing out. Just curious as to why?

not many do seats delete on ram rebel great to get some ideas

Thank you for your review. I was thinking about trying to visit this park but I think I will do something different now. :) Your story reminded me of when we visited Congaree National Park. I was running on the boardwalk to get out of that place because of all of the mosquitos!

Excellent video… I was wondering if the park has any shelters. The lodge looks great, but we are looking to get out of a four walls type of places…

Can the shark fin be relocated to the front of the roof closer to the windshield. I have a slide in truck camper and need the shark fin moved. Is there any special electrical connection that needs to be sourced, or is regular speaker wire or some other type of commonly available wire usable to make the length necessary? If the shark fin can't be relocated, what will happen to the truck functions (i.e. radio, gps, etc.) if the shark fin is removed altogether?

I'm going to guess that Jay is an Aquarius and Alana is an Aries.

Awesome channel great video keep them up make sure you like and subscribe thank you for your support

Thank you for insight, this is a very important point. I know it has been a few months, did you end up getting coverage?

I can promise you that the logging did not affect the falls one bit. I was there 8-9-24 and the logging has already happened and the falls has not changed one bit from your pictures.

What a fun video, so glad you enjoyed your time with us!

Cool video, my favorite state park of all time! But did you really use airbnb to get a campsite? I figure the DNR would put a stop to that. And I just checked and I didn't see anything available.

Have yet to see a moose in person: It appears Isle Royale is the place to go. Great video.

I live here and if ur are wondering it is in piney or Spencer

Thank you for sharing your adventures of your Alaska National Parks, you both do a great job taking shots and experiencing these amazing remote parks. How much did you end up playing the Golden Eagle Outfitters for the air flight over to the sand dunes and back?

Another great adventure and video.

Ive seen a lot of videos of this state park and none make me want to go but we have a trip going there soon so hoping im wrong. Its a bummer knowing you have to pay.

Terrific video. My wife and I were there, and thought the caverns were very special, and way beyond our expectations. Admittedly, we took the elevator to the cavern floor. But you certainly had an added great experience from your camping and hike (except for the wasps!).

I just set up an auto policy through Geico and they allow for "customizations" if you talk to them over the phone. I was able to add 17,000 in "customizations" for just an additional 100 dollars every 6 months.

Wow, never heard of this spot. Clearly worth a visit based on your video.

We love seeing the trail maps! How cool!

Lovely work my friend! 👏👏

Excellent walk through with honest evaluation of the performance and concerns of the topper. With the extra weight have you needed to re-gear your truck? What additional add ons would you have chosen? Do you feel satisfied with the solution to the seam leak? How has it held up since then? Thank you!

Nice video m8!

Wow, phenomenal presentation guys! Shots are amazing! 🔥🔥

13:20 You guys likely slept in a 'cold sink'. its basically a small scoop in the mountains where cold air accumulates, can get very very cold comparative to surrounding areas

Fun video. We drove the Natchez Trace Parkway a few years ago. Next time stop at Tupelo to see the cabin where Elvis was born.

I run Geico and it was very simple. I didn't even have to talk to anyone, it was all done online. I added a $30K rider for addon equipment which is probably a little low but it was a comfortable middle ground between jacking up my premium and ensuring I have enough coverage. I look at labor as a lost cause when you're doing it yourself.

Great use of space to turn the angled sidewall of the Atlas to a vertical storage wall. Really well thought out build!

Congrats on the new home:) I understand from a business perspective things have a deadline etc.........also, people do have a bad day, and apparently it should itself with Mario:( Spending that type of money you would think VIP treatment etc.............not always. Now the product looks amazing and the main fact im considering it is the overhand seems to be the longest of any bed area over the doors.

Just found the channel when i was looking at topper builds. The truck looks great. As for the insurance, Im ashamed to say I never gave it much thought. Your situation has definitely opened my eyes for my truck build. Thank you very much for sharing, now Im off to binge watch your Alaskan trip😊

Wow, love this build! New subscriber, looking forward to watching more of your videos. Do you have any other videos or info on the truck bed insulation you did?

Would love to see your rig and show you ours if you find yourself passing thru upstate South Carolina. This summer our rig will be traveling to laborafor and Newfoundland. Really enjoy your videos

We are in Colorado and use State Farm. When we got our AT Summit I called our agent and explained what the topper was. After sending photos of the interior and exterior of the Summit along with a copy of the invoice they said we were good to go. Our existing insurance policy covered the Summit as well. Our agent sent the information to the regional office to confirm this and said nothing extra was needed to cover it due to the fact it did not have both sleeping and cooking facilities. Even having a heater and sleeping it was covered. If it did have sleeping and cooking facilities they would have increased our premium a bit to cover it but since it only has sleeping it is covered under our existing policy. It seems like policy coverage can vary greatly from state to state! I guess in this instance it is better to keep the build simple or go for something registered originally as an RV if it is going to be a full build out. I hope you find some good coverage soon.

Insurance will do anything to stop you. It's a royal pain. Maybe a bond is a better option.

Allstate insured my Atlas like a trailer. It came up because I have another trailer on my policy. I also have renters insurance which I've been told covers my stuff. Haven’t had to make any claims and really test that. Finally, the rest of the rig build is supposedly covered if i provide them with receipts should the time come. I don't have confidence I'd receive replacement value.

Now I'm concerned- I've had my Atlas a little over a year. I've never actually had the top up in the rain! I guess I''ll put the top up in the next expected rain and see how it goes..

Have you guys tried looking into Hagerty? Not sure if they do truck/off-road side of things but I know they are good for modified cars.

I had this nightmare when I built out my sprinter camper in Massachusetts. No one would cover it. When I moved to New Mexico, my local Progressive agent had no problem issuing an RV policy based on what I told him it’s worth. Go figure.

Is it not an option to just put a blanket additional insurance rider? That’s what I did on my Jeep to cover additional parts and labor. It’s just a rider for an additional amount say $20k on top of the value of the vehicle?

The editing of this video is very well done. Good job!!!

A reminder that there are plenty of state parks that go under appreciated. Excellent video.

Good job. The locals go to the state park a few minutes adjacent to Starved Rock, Matthiessen State Park.

Can we get more followers! Midlife is concise and has some good info to share!

Can u post more pics of Atlas lift gate hatch seal? Does rain and water divert away from inside? Thank You for sharing Atlas build!!

Just found your channel and really glad I did. I also have a travel channel focused largely on national parks. I can really see your channel explode once day. Great content. In the fall, myself and a few buddies are doing a trip to new Mexico and bandalier is on the list as well as a bunch of other sites. Anyways guys, I wish you much success on your future travels and growing the channel. You got yourself a new sub.

Love the video and we just returned from our 85 day inaugural trip in our AT atlas/1500 Ram to Alaska. A few of your tweaks are things I’ve thought about- lightweight awning walls (I’d love screen), our spare tire and propane tank arm swings to passenger side so we have to remove tank and sit on ground next to heater which is on driver side. Thank you for info on truma heater hose reroute so we can get heat to area needed - technician made changes for us. We had an extensive interior build done but wish I had discovered your site first as I LOVE your wall storage. We also have solar and shore power for our 280 lithium battery but because we drive around so much, our alternative does the trick, however we’re still trying to figure out best zero breeze solutions should we decide we need and will make use of shore power plug. Planning for Newfoundland/Labrador for next adventure. Keep producing such informative and entertaining videos!

New subscriber look forward too following you guys so we can eventually do the same when our lord blessings.❤