Rob is the master of the hydro view and one of the reasons I TuneIn to his website whenever I see it available. Remember, to get some of these grates drone views, Rob has to be dropped in the front of the route, get the drone up and get the great shots of the vehicles coming through the scene, and then be picked up way in the front of the route again. Where's the all of these great drone shots require Rob to make a route travel twice so we can get in front of the whole group for these great shots.
Never Jeeped any in Moab, but during the 1990s my wife and I mountain biked most of the Jeep trails as well as what few mountain bike trails were there then. Stopped in 1998 when after 10 days of riding I did an endo and severed all 4 tendons in my right rotator. Had to bike 7 miles out with only one good arm. Your Jeeps look like a luxurious ride! I enjoy watching your trips. Thanks for sharing!
Have you ever seen your own footage on an 80”+ hd tv? It’s amazing! A pc or phone does it no justice! I love watching nature shows for the beautiful views and your videos footage of the mountains and landscapes blows away anything on Nova, discover and nature! It makes the footage of the USA look better than Alaska or even the Himalayas! It’s amazing that it’s not on mainstream tv nature shows! Subscribed, liked… I’m all in! Thank you 🙏
My T.V. IS NOT AS BIG AS YOURS.😂😂😂 But I can agree with you 3,000 % even on a 55" it's like being in a cinema 🎥 or at times, it's almost like being there. Just when your cold we're having EXXXTREMELY warm beverages and wishing you were as well as warm as we were... God bless you Rob.
Safety tip for exploring old military sites, especially in the Southwest, be aware of hazards of Hantavirus from rodent feces (wear a covid type mask -N11 or similar) and also be aware that many older sites now abandoned may not be fully free of the multitude of hazardous materials/chemicals once used there…..nasty stuff! The tunnel you explored at Green River site was likely used for protection of telemetry and data cabling for launch and monitoring, as well as possible fueling piping for liquid rocket fuels. Great video brother, you do such a GREAT JOB of videography and editing…I really enjoy your channel!
As a local, great video. I'm glad you had a great experience. This area is special. I've saved thousands by driving to the crazy part and grabbing my pack. I always carry provisions just in case. Can't trust cell service here. Thank you for staying the trail and preserving the wonder for our great grandkids. 👍
That waterfall was just a bit too much for the 4dr wheel base without 40s. We had to tug 3 of our group through there a few years ago. My Ramcharger’s shorter wheelbase allowed me to get up with 35s. But a few days later a spot like that on Metal Masher broke my trans mount. I had to finish with everything ratchet strapped. Having a friend in Moab with a welder to borrow got me all back together to finish that trip.
😮OMG never knew what OL was till now.. U all r amazing @ what u do.. The sights.. were like from some other planet.. just, heart stopping and ur Jeeps, climbing those cliffs... I was hanging on 4 life by my nails.. the drone footage was like from, like, none, I've never seen .. the colors & heights.. I can't describe the thrill.. I will be watching that 1 again & many more of ur's. Thanks, To: All Of You for sharing ur adventure with us.. Stay Safe & Blessed. 👀
Cinematic quality throughout, but in particular the technique around 11:20 where your subject is contrasted against a distance snowy mountain range with the camera sliding in the opposite direction to the subject travel is very interesting. Thanks again for sharing your experience
I was there a week before you. We collected 100lbs of mud under the jeep, still it was breathtaking. Thanks for your previous San Rafael vid for showing us this fantastic place
i live on the east coast just city buildings everywhere but utah is so cool one day i will be doing what you guys do in utah its allsome camping on a jeep on top of a rock in the middle of nowhere
I really enjoyed this. At the launch site those were cable troughs. That building was not the launch control, it is a wire room. Launch is about 5 miles away on the other side of I70. It contains a viewing tower, the launch room and 2 mainframe data centers and the satellite dish relay room that you can still visit. Utah is always fun to explore. :)
Awesome video! The winds at the end were what my wife and I experienced in the same area on our trip. Our week long spring break trip was cut after 2 days because the winds were relentless. We started through black dragon canyon and eventually ended after eagle canyon and goblin valley.
I rarely make comments on videos, but having just moved to Utah in October watching your channel has me so excited for exploring this summer. And the cinematography is top notch! For someone who is just starting to get their feet wet in the overland scene are there any must-have items? I'm going to be running a 2020 4Runner TRD Off Road.
You’ll have a great time! I’d just recommend starting close to home and seeing what you need. If you find you’re missing something you can go to the store and pick it up or just order it for next time!
Welcome to the state! If you live up north, American Fork Canyon and the Uinta range are a great place to get started out during the mid to late summer if you want to avoid the sweltering deserts!
@@RevereOverland I also have a Question. What type of G.P.S. OR TRAIL LIKE ON X or what. There are a couple of other guys using on X. BUSTED KNUCKLE FILMS. AND IF THEY HAVE TO XXX MOTORSPORTS.
We were at Buckhorn draw, Swasey and Black Dragon a couple of weeks ago. It was very cold and windy as well. It was a quick night for us, too! Great campsites along the way. The San Rafael Swell is beautiful.
Great video. I did enjoy it. One thing I really appreciate is a comment or two on a stock Rubicon vs a built up Rubicon and going rock crawling. My Sport is lifted 3 1/2 inches and my tires are 33's but without lockers I would have an even worse enjoyment of some of the crawling than you did. The scenery is my favorite part and you are doing it proper.
Nice. It was too windy at 50 mph and cold at 27 degrees last week to camp on a ridge. Deep canyons saved us. Winds die at sunset. I love my bag and my electric blanket on those nights.
When I saw that video is hour plus, was skeptical, but man this is great vidoe! Thank you very much. Subscribing! Planing to do a trip there too so I'm making notes now from your video! Much respect! ✌️
I did those rock ledges before all the rocks were packed in it. 73 Ford bronco. Dropped the front bumper and pushed until the wheels touched. Then dropped on to the rear bumper then slid off it. you guys had it easy😊😊😊
Loved it, Rob. I love your story telling, fantastic images and video flow. Something I have been wondering about for a long time while following both you and Justin: Elizabeth and Hillary could be sisters - are they?
It was fun wheeling with you. I agree we had a good team and we all helped each other get off the trail safely. Some of us even gave up their bed's for othesr :) .... well truth be told, I prefer the hammock anyway...lol
Great video! The swell is one of our favorite destinations. We are actually going to drive all the way through Utah next week, passing up all of our favorite places and not stopping. Our destination though will be 450 miles of dirt on the North Rim of the GC😀😊 Another one of our favorite places. 👌
The 52" or less sign for Behind the Reef was there by mistake. My offroad group was there last weekend and there was a park ranger there to take the sign down. He was stuck behind our group of 20+ Wranglers that all made the climb.
The world is truly small. I must have been the next person to go to the spot up Temple Mountain Road. We spent two nights at the spot, the bag was still there and we burned the wood. Luckily we only had one night of wind. Enjoy your videos immensely. If you ever do a fan ride in Utah put me on the list to participate.
Every time I drive through San Rafael Swell via I-70, I always stop at the view point because it’s a gorgeous area. There’s talk of making this into Utah’s next national park.
I resolved the diesel heater issue with putting in a feeder tub to the fuel tank of the van (diesel) and it is sized that it wont draw fuel past 1/4 tank so if I forget and leave the furnace run it wont empty the fuel tank!!
Just learning about this overlanding and your footage is amazing. curious, how come you wouldn't get a pickup camper instead of what your using? I would really love to start prepping for an adventure like this, have been out west before but never done what you do on all those back trails and roads and that's what I'd love to plan for. New subscriber. I'll definitely be checking out your website and looking into fb groups etc to learn more. Thanks much and your drone footage is jaw dropping.
@@RevereOverland what brand is it? I'm working my way through your videos haven't seen anything about it yet. I was going to assume your current set up was preferred possibly for weight or storage reasons, the one with the roof tent. Thanks for the reply.
Great video as always! I've just spent a couple weeks in Utah and have yet to scratch the surface. Could you, or any follower please forward recommended, specific OnX curated scenic routes/points, within the San Rafael region, that can be traversed easily enough with a stock Rubicon??
Just where off the interstate do you start the video? Couldn't find Deep Canyon. I would definitely like to do that trail so any help would be appreciated.
Think of all of those incumbent Senators and Represenatives that need to be voted out of office for this crazy no filming in a national park law. I will do my part Mitch McConnell.
@@RevereOverlandthe guys from 4wd. 24/7 were here in the states once before. I don't Remember WHOM THEY WERE WITH. BUT HONESTLY. I BELIEVE MMMMMAYBE IF YOU GOT INTOUCH WITH THEM, I THINK. YOU AND THOSE GUYS WOULD BE EXXXCELENT TOGETHER. Sorry about all the caps dude but I got EXXXTREMELY EXXXCITED about just thinking of those guys coming from Australia back 2 the States do do some OVERLANDING WITH A VERY GREAT GUY. AND WHAT BETTER PLACE TO TAKE THEM THAN ON THE TRAIL YOU ARE ON THROUGH THIS VIDEO...HERE'S TO HOPING AND WISING GUY....
@@RevereOverlandthe tundra would of made it nearly ANYWHERE exxxcept exxxtremely sharp turn backs while going up hill. That's where Short wheel base comes into play. GOD I WISH I COULD GET OUT THERE WITH YOU GUYS. TO ME ITS ALL JUST DREAMS....
@@lindamarquette7351 once the images are edited in Lightroom I export them and drag them all into Final Cut. Command + E to put them all on the timeline, then select them all and press Control + D, and set the duration of each image to 1, so they make up one frame.
@@RevereOverland Great! Taken our 2dr Bronco for it’s made in voyage lol The Blue one you seen at the Shop In Kentucky..Thanks so much for your input! 👊🏼
how can you use your OnX with your screen in the jeep? I just have the Sport...maybe that's my problem. Also, how are you recording the audio from the radios? Help a future youtuber out!
@@RevereOverland Also, Thanks so much for taking the time to answer my questions. I found you through Ozark Overland Adventures. We are from Arkansas also! Love your drone work. I'm a pilot myself, and am licensed in the USA to fly, we are looking to get out there and join in on the fun! Hope to run into you guys some day!
If you have a snorkel mounted and I'm thinking about some really deep pools of water to go through just remember that if you don't have your rubber gasket properly installed you'll get lots of contamination in your gearboxes that require a heck of a recovery. Some people just keep driving with water contamination in their gearboxes but they'll pay later I wish somebody would go back to the fellow who claims that regular size tires are equal to big wide fat. I'd like to know for sure because everybody loves the look of the big fat tires.
Yeah seriously. How do you guys find spots to take a dump in those open areas - around UT and Az for example - and with all those cars and cams around?
Rob is the master of the hydro view and one of the reasons I TuneIn to his website whenever I see it available. Remember, to get some of these grates drone views, Rob has to be dropped in the front of the route, get the drone up and get the great shots of the vehicles coming through the scene, and then be picked up way in the front of the route again. Where's the all of these great drone shots require Rob to make a route travel twice so we can get in front of the whole group for these great shots.
Never Jeeped any in Moab, but during the 1990s my wife and I mountain biked most of the Jeep trails as well as what few mountain bike trails were there then. Stopped in 1998 when after 10 days of riding I did an endo and severed all 4 tendons in my right rotator. Had to bike 7 miles out with only one good arm.
Your Jeeps look like a luxurious ride! I enjoy watching your trips. Thanks for sharing!
Have you ever seen your own footage on an 80”+ hd tv? It’s amazing! A pc or phone does it no justice!
I love watching nature shows for the beautiful views and your videos footage of the mountains and landscapes blows away anything on Nova, discover and nature!
It makes the footage of the USA look better than Alaska or even the Himalayas!
It’s amazing that it’s not on mainstream tv nature shows!
Subscribed, liked… I’m all in!
Thank you 🙏
My T.V. IS NOT AS BIG AS YOURS.😂😂😂 But I can agree with you 3,000 % even on a 55" it's like being in a cinema 🎥 or at times, it's almost like being there. Just when your cold we're having EXXXTREMELY warm beverages and wishing you were as well as warm as we were... God bless you Rob.
Passing through I-70, San Rafael Swell is impressively beautiful! Offroads is more gorgeous than I can imagine.
Simply amazing. I was engaged the entire time. Park footage was hilarious and perfect. Thank you for taking the time and putting this together.
I need to get to Utah! Wow - spectacular views everywhere!
Such a good trip!
It was the best!
Safety tip for exploring old military sites, especially in the Southwest, be aware of hazards of Hantavirus from rodent feces (wear a covid type mask -N11 or similar) and also be aware that many older sites now abandoned may not be fully free of the multitude of hazardous materials/chemicals once used there…..nasty stuff! The tunnel you explored at Green River site was likely used for protection of telemetry and data cabling for launch and monitoring, as well as possible fueling piping for liquid rocket fuels. Great video brother, you do such a GREAT JOB of videography and editing…I really enjoy your channel!
As a local, great video. I'm glad you had a great experience. This area is special.
I've saved thousands by driving to the crazy part and grabbing my pack. I always carry provisions just in case. Can't trust cell service here. Thank you for staying the trail and preserving the wonder for our great grandkids. 👍
That waterfall was just a bit too much for the 4dr wheel base without 40s. We had to tug 3 of our group through there a few years ago. My Ramcharger’s shorter wheelbase allowed me to get up with 35s. But a few days later a spot like that on Metal Masher broke my trans mount. I had to finish with everything ratchet strapped. Having a friend in Moab with a welder to borrow got me all back together to finish that trip.
Just finished my GX470 with long travel. Being a Utah local I cannot wait to get out there!
Nice! You’ll have a blast
😮OMG never knew what OL was till now.. U all r amazing @ what u do.. The sights.. were like from some other planet.. just, heart stopping and ur Jeeps, climbing those cliffs... I was hanging on 4 life by my nails.. the drone footage was like from, like, none, I've never seen .. the colors & heights.. I can't describe the thrill.. I will be watching that 1 again & many more of ur's. Thanks, To: All Of You for sharing ur adventure with us.. Stay Safe & Blessed. 👀
Not big on rock crawling, but your scenes from the Swell were awesome. One of our favorite spots in Utah😊👍
AMAZING! I was MESMORFIZED by the editing, the content, and the comradery. Thank You for sharing this content.
Cinematic quality throughout, but in particular the technique around 11:20 where your subject is contrasted against a distance snowy mountain range with the camera sliding in the opposite direction to the subject travel is very interesting.
Thanks again for sharing your experience
Rob, … next … level. As usual from you. Love it. I could watch this again and again.
Awesome cinematography on this one. You are giving Shaun some competition and that’s saying something.
I was there a week before you. We collected 100lbs of mud under the jeep, still it was breathtaking. Thanks for your previous San Rafael vid for showing us this fantastic place
It’s a beautiful area to travel!
i live on the east coast just city buildings everywhere but utah is so cool one day i will be doing what you guys do in utah its allsome camping on a jeep on top of a rock in the middle of nowhere
I really enjoyed this. At the launch site those were cable troughs. That building was not the launch control, it is a wire room. Launch is about 5 miles away on the other side of I70. It contains a viewing tower, the launch room and 2 mainframe data centers and the satellite dish relay room that you can still visit. Utah is always fun to explore. :)
Thanks for the info! There isn’t a lot online for it. I’ll have to go back to visit the launch control room!
@@RevereOverland I live in western colorado. Maybe I can join you. There is a lot to explore in between Green River and Moab.
Bigriverjohn is correct. Cable tray.
Wow so much more OF COARSE I never got 2 c or learn about our military 🪖....
Absolutely fantastic Rob! I thoroughly enjoyed this. Top notch cinematography. Next level man. Seriously.
Awesome video! The winds at the end were what my wife and I experienced in the same area on our trip. Our week long spring break trip was cut after 2 days because the winds were relentless. We started through black dragon canyon and eventually ended after eagle canyon and goblin valley.
Wow, Loved this vid. We have taken multiple trips to the swell, some where you were. But there are still so many places and trail to see.
Thanks!
I rarely make comments on videos, but having just moved to Utah in October watching your channel has me so excited for exploring this summer. And the cinematography is top notch! For someone who is just starting to get their feet wet in the overland scene are there any must-have items? I'm going to be running a 2020 4Runner TRD Off Road.
You’ll have a great time! I’d just recommend starting close to home and seeing what you need. If you find you’re missing something you can go to the store and pick it up or just order it for next time!
Welcome to the state! If you live up north, American Fork Canyon and the Uinta range are a great place to get started out during the mid to late summer if you want to avoid the sweltering deserts!
@@alexross4062 Thanks! In Salt Lake so I'm definitely going to check them out. Any trails that are a must?
@@RevereOverland I also have a Question. What type of G.P.S. OR TRAIL LIKE ON X or what. There are a couple of other guys using on X. BUSTED KNUCKLE FILMS. AND IF THEY HAVE TO XXX MOTORSPORTS.
We were at Buckhorn draw, Swasey and Black Dragon a couple of weeks ago. It was very cold and windy as well. It was a quick night for us, too! Great campsites along the way. The San Rafael Swell is beautiful.
It’s a beautiful area!
That looked like a great trip, we plan to do north rim GC back to Vegas from overland expo west.really looking forward to it 😎
Great video. I did enjoy it. One thing I really appreciate is a comment or two on a stock Rubicon vs a built up Rubicon and going rock crawling. My Sport is lifted 3 1/2 inches and my tires are 33's but without lockers I would have an even worse enjoyment of some of the crawling than you did. The scenery is my favorite part and you are doing it proper.
Thank you for bringing us along! Would love to overland my 04 Escalade on the dirt tracks..
You should!
Another great one. Thanks for all the time and effort you put into making these beautiful videos.
Thank you!
Well done! Love the drone footage! Seriously awe inspiring!
It has to take a lot of time and talent to drive and operate that drone at the same time. BUT THE SPLICING OF THE FOOTAGE is probably just as hard.
Any stock rig can do PS. I've done it several times in a stock 4Runner.
My father and I love your videos Sir. Happy Father's day to you!
Happy Father's Day!
Sorry to hear about your pops ! Great video of the 4 wheel camper! Keep doing what you’re doing 👍🏽
Great video as always rob. Looks like an awesome time with friends.
Good Luck on 100K, Love the content and as always, love the perspective of others in the industry!
Thanks!
Nice. It was too windy at 50 mph and cold at 27 degrees last week to camp on a ridge. Deep canyons saved us. Winds die at sunset. I love my bag and my electric blanket on those nights.
Great video Rob! Beautiful footage as usual.
What a trip quality footage and editing…. Wish I good swap for our green lanes in Ireland
When I saw that video is hour plus, was skeptical, but man this is great vidoe! Thank you very much. Subscribing! Planing to do a trip there too so I'm making notes now from your video! Much respect! ✌️
Glad you liked it!
Those views were amazing, and the trees looked mesmerizing from the drone aspect 👌🏼
I bought one of those lights (Devon’s?) at the wrecker games. Can’t wait to use it.
They’re great! One of my favorite pieces of camping gear.
We did that canyon a year ago in a leveled f150 with a 4wheel camper. Really neat area
I did those rock ledges before all the rocks were packed in it. 73 Ford bronco. Dropped the front bumper and pushed until the wheels touched. Then dropped on to the rear bumper then slid off it. you guys had it easy😊😊😊
Lol! Great vehicle for it
Loved it, Rob. I love your story telling, fantastic images and video flow. Something I have been wondering about for a long time while following both you and Justin: Elizabeth and Hillary could be sisters - are they?
Just fantastic. Thanks Rob.
It was fun wheeling with you. I agree we had a good team and we all helped each other get off the trail safely. Some of us even gave up their bed's for othesr :) .... well truth be told, I prefer the hammock anyway...lol
Lol! Thanks for letting me stay.
I've biked down this trail @21:00 . Brutal.
Those opening shots...🤌🤌
LOVED the Capitol Reef section. Well done!
Come to Arizona I’ll take you to Sedona ! Broken arrow trail is my favorite!
Excellent video Rob.
Ah!!!! Ty! I hv not used FC.
Thanks for sharing. Appreciate it.
Great video! The swell is one of our favorite destinations. We are actually going to drive all the way through Utah next week, passing up all of our favorite places and not stopping. Our destination though will be 450 miles of dirt on the North Rim of the GC😀😊 Another one of our favorite places. 👌
That’s awesome! Have fun! I plan on putting together a route from the north rim to Moab at some point.
Check north rim area trail conditions. Lots of snow/mud.
Jeeps flex but the real flex was at 3:00 min. That is a nasty/dream camera set up! 🔥
Yeah seriously. That’s Shaun’s beast.
Epic filming! It’s very motivating
Spectacular.
Simply amazing.
Always wanted to see the Swell-Sweet trip. cheers
The 52" or less sign for Behind the Reef was there by mistake. My offroad group was there last weekend and there was a park ranger there to take the sign down. He was stuck behind our group of 20+ Wranglers that all made the climb.
That's great news!
Was going to say that sign wasn’t there last October
The world is truly small. I must have been the next person to go to the spot up Temple Mountain Road. We spent two nights at the spot, the bag was still there and we burned the wood. Luckily we only had one night of wind. Enjoy your videos immensely. If you ever do a fan ride in Utah put me on the list to participate.
Awesome! I’m glad you were able to use it.
Every time I drive through San Rafael Swell via I-70, I always stop at the view point because it’s a gorgeous area. There’s talk of making this into Utah’s next national park.
I resolved the diesel heater issue with putting in a feeder tub to the fuel tank of the van (diesel) and it is sized that it wont draw fuel past 1/4 tank so if I forget and leave the furnace run it wont empty the fuel tank!!
That’s exactly what I’d do! Great idea with the shorter tube too.
Great review.
just an epic, awsome, video. thank you for sharing
Man is there a link to the route you guys took? Id love to take my son on that trail! It looks amazing! Just subbed for more!
Great video! Was the battery system not working in JL storage compartment?
I’d been getting low voltage warnings from my fridge, but since found out it was an issue with the fridge, not the battery!
I really need to medicate myself sometimes before watching your videos.. lol Holy Moly.
Just learning about this overlanding and your footage is amazing. curious, how come you wouldn't get a pickup camper instead of what your using? I would really love to start prepping for an adventure like this, have been out west before but never done what you do on all those back trails and roads and that's what I'd love to plan for. New subscriber. I'll definitely be checking out your website and looking into fb groups etc to learn more. Thanks much and your drone footage is jaw dropping.
I have a truck camper and prefer it!
@@RevereOverland what brand is it? I'm working my way through your videos haven't seen anything about it yet. I was going to assume your current set up was preferred possibly for weight or storage reasons, the one with the roof tent. Thanks for the reply.
Great video as always! I've just spent a couple weeks in Utah and have yet to scratch the surface. Could you, or any follower please forward recommended, specific OnX curated scenic routes/points, within the San Rafael region, that can be traversed easily enough with a stock Rubicon??
Hello just finished watching what an enjoyment, but was wondering what type of lights did you used during camp? The ones were on light stands thanks
It’s the Devos LightRanger! I love it, and you can get 10% off with code revere.
You,Shawn and Cara ….Feel like watching a crossover from NCIS👍👍👍👍👍👍
Lol!
😂😂😂
Just where off the interstate do you start the video? Couldn't find Deep Canyon. I would definitely like to do that trail so any help would be appreciated.
What is the lookout at the 57 min mark? Or what trail is it. I have onX and others. Planning another trip next year and would like to check that out
How do you like the Toyo R/T Trails on your Jeep. I just got a set in my truck.
Heck ya mate. Nice to you driving that Jeep.
Awesome video bro can’t wait to go back to Utah
Awesome video. Thanks for sharing .
Oh Man this is amazing!!!! I have to go here!! 😍😍😍😍 what a beautiful place !
You should! The Tundra is perfect for most of it. I wouldn’t want to take mine on Poison Spider, but if anyone can, it’s you!
Simply awesome.... wonderful trail ...
AMAZING!!!! What navigation app are you using?
Think of all of those incumbent Senators and Represenatives that need to be voted out of office for this crazy no filming in a national park law. I will do my part Mitch McConnell.
Amen! Just another secret tax.
It's to prevent people from swarming parks for tiktok and leaving trash. Typical brainless liberal tard opinion
Probably isn’t a law made by congress, you most likely have the bureaucracy to thank for that rule.
@@RevereOverlandthe guys from 4wd. 24/7 were here in the states once before. I don't Remember WHOM THEY WERE WITH. BUT HONESTLY. I BELIEVE MMMMMAYBE IF YOU GOT INTOUCH WITH THEM, I THINK. YOU AND THOSE GUYS WOULD BE EXXXCELENT TOGETHER. Sorry about all the caps dude but I got EXXXTREMELY EXXXCITED about just thinking of those guys coming from Australia back 2 the States do do some OVERLANDING WITH A VERY GREAT GUY. AND WHAT BETTER PLACE TO TAKE THEM THAN ON THE TRAIL YOU ARE ON THROUGH THIS VIDEO...HERE'S TO HOPING AND WISING GUY....
@@RevereOverlandthe tundra would of made it nearly ANYWHERE exxxcept exxxtremely sharp turn backs while going up hill. That's where Short wheel base comes into play. GOD I WISH I COULD GET OUT THERE WITH YOU GUYS. TO ME ITS ALL JUST DREAMS....
Can you shoot stills and insert them in the video?
I’m not sure. It probably depends on the park! I’ve read that you’re not allowed to do time lapses from pictures.
I love the video, but I wish you guys would mention what trails you are on. Especially at the 48 minute mark.
Patreon has trails!
Great video and drone footage. Wondering what you use to do your TL? LRtimelapse?
Thanks! It’s my Sony a7iii with the 20mm f1.8 and I batch edit them in Lightroom. I’d like a plugin to help, but they’re so expensive!
So how do you do your TL? Is it done right in LR? Love your drone videos. What an amazing perspective!!
@@lindamarquette7351 once the images are edited in Lightroom I export them and drag them all into Final Cut. Command + E to put them all on the timeline, then select them all and press Control + D, and set the duration of each image to 1, so they make up one frame.
EXTRAORDINARY video! 👏👏👏👏
Awesome video Rob
Such an awesome place to explore, too bad none of my friends are down to go
Great Video! Love it!! But If you had one to go to would it be San Wan swell or onion creek?
If you’ve just got one day, I’d probably recommend the Onion Creek loop. The Swell is beautiful, but it’s way more than you can see in a day.
@@RevereOverland Great! Taken our 2dr Bronco for it’s made in voyage lol The Blue one you seen at the Shop In Kentucky..Thanks so much for your input! 👊🏼
those conveyer looking thigs are cable trays.
What happened to the 4Runner ?
Don't worry about hitting the plastic rear bumper. It glides over cuz plastic.
What radio system are you guys using
how can you use your OnX with your screen in the jeep? I just have the Sport...maybe that's my problem. Also, how are you recording the audio from the radios? Help a future youtuber out!
OnX works with CarPlay, so I just plug my phone in. The radio transmissions are recorded with an Icom ID52A
@@RevereOverland Also, Thanks so much for taking the time to answer my questions. I found you through Ozark Overland Adventures. We are from Arkansas also! Love your drone work. I'm a pilot myself, and am licensed in the USA to fly, we are looking to get out there and join in on the fun! Hope to run into you guys some day!
What is the navigation App your are using on Apple car play ?
Beautiful views!!!
I wish you guys would post the start to finish trails you took so we could go out and run the same routes you guys did.
I agree, trying to find where this was, going to Moab in August, this looks beautiful
If you have a snorkel mounted and I'm thinking about some really deep pools of water to go through just remember that if you don't have your rubber gasket properly installed you'll get lots of contamination in your gearboxes that require a heck of a recovery. Some people just keep driving with water contamination in their gearboxes but they'll pay later
I wish somebody would go back to the fellow who claims that regular size tires are equal to big wide fat. I'd like to know for sure because everybody loves the look of the big fat tires.
Yeah seriously. How do you guys find spots to take a dump in those open areas - around UT and Az for example - and with all those cars and cams around?
ThAt Was Pretty EPIC 👍👍👍