Most Epic Campsite in Moab and Fins and Things
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ย. 2021
- In this video we camp at the most epic campsite we have found in Moab. We also hit up Jeep Badge of Honor Trail, Fins and Things!
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Camping:
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That is one amazing campsite with views all around. The solitude is second to none.
It was one of our all time favorites! No doubt about it! And yes, it was so peaceful.
@@GetOverItOutdoors when’s the next video and where?
@@user-et6eb2rl8g very soon. Maybe even this weekend if I can find the time to finish the last little tweaks
What a amazing view from that campsite! Looked like perfect weather out there as well. Nice edit job.
It really is! We just sat in our camp chairs in amazement. Glad you like the video. Thanks for commenting.
Awesome campsite! Looks so peaceful! You better keep that one to yourself.
That's the plan!
Loved the video! That trail sure looked like a challenge! The geo point box was a cool find.
Thank you! Yes that ammo can was a cool find and the note pad inside was neat to read thru to see what other people commented about the campsite.
What an epic campsite! I’d be a little nervous walking in the dark though. Talk about a birds eye view. Wonderful video
Glad you enjoyed it. Yes you did need to be careful walking around at night. but we lit it up pretty good with lights and head lamps
Great information and nice video. Headed there in June.
Thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed it! You will love it. Such an amazing part of the country!
I hope to camp there one day if I can find it. That view and cliff are to dye for.
I have hope you will camp there one day. It will be one of the best places you ever camped at in your life. Guaranteed
Wow, I'd be scared of stepping off that edge in the middle of the night. New Subby! Loved the video!
Hahaha! Yes that would have been a long fall in he dark, no doubt. Good thing we stayed in our tent til sunrise. Thanks for watching
We just did Finns and Things plus Hells Gate last week. Such an awesome place. That was our first time to Moab and we actually enjoyed it more than the San Juan mountains which we have been to 6 years in a row.
This was also our first time in Moab. It was a blast. Love all the public land and dispersed camping. Don’t get that on the east coast. Thanks for watching again.
@@GetOverItOutdoors it is definitely different out west than back east. I do get tired of the heat though, so I am looking forward to spending a little time back home and wheeling all the trails that you have been posting videos of.
That VIEW!!! how incredible is that?!? We have got to get out there! How did you find this spot? Spectacular video! Can't wait to see more. New Subscriber.
This was the most Epic spot we ever camped!!! so amazing on that narrow peninsula. It was probably not more than 30' wide and way up. had to do a little google earth hunting to find it. thank you for subscribing
What an amazing view from up there. How did you ever find it. A lot different from where I am from in GA
Thank you for watching and subscribing! I used google earth and Gaia Gps to pin point the location. Georgia is beautiful too. We’ve done a lot of camping and overlanding there as well.
Awesome! Any tips on how to get to that castleton point spot? And would I need anything more than a stock 4Runner with 4WD?
@@GetOverItOutdoors Nice camp spot, but please remove the co ordinates. or I promise you that the next time you go, someone will already be there.
drive through Canyonlands, white rim trail if you get a chance... 3 days, 100 miles
Yes! We did that. It was amazing. Check out our video we did on the White Rim Trail.
Great video and awesome location.
Assuming I discerned the location with Google Earth, can you tell me in your opinion if the road to this point would be accessible to a Toyota Tacoma Offroad 4x4 with 34" tires? I see you run a pretty heavily modded Jeep so I suspect you have some sense of what's possible, and obviously there are no guarantees.
Yes I think you’d have no problem getting out there. There’s just some off camber ruts that are probably the most challenging. It’s been almost 2yrs since we’ve been so the trail may have changed some. Pinstripes and some tight weaving thru some trees and bushes are some other obstacles to be aware of.
One person last year said there was now a no camping sign but I have not verified that. You might want to check with local BLM or Forest Service before making the trek out.
Thanks for watching and commenting! Enjoy the journey
Heading out there soon and looking to avoid crowds. I have a stock Subie Forester with A/T tires and 8.7 inches of clearance. Not looking for the location, I think I can figure this one out with Google Earth and your viewpoint of Castle Valley. Do you think after making the ride this type of SUV could make it?
I think so. There’s no real difficult rock obstacles just a small rocks that are more annoying that’s anything. There are some rutted parts but if you line yourself up right it will be fine. It does get tight in some areas so pinstripes are a possibility. Please let me know how it comes out for you if you do head out there!
Did you have the experience and skill level to do this trail before you arrived or did you acquire some of it along the way on the trail?
Hello, I had a little experience with basic off-roading before this. We done a lot of trails and wheeling in CO. Like Black Bear Pass, Imogene Pass and so forth, But nothing like this or anything else you might find in Moab. Fins and Things is a great trail to get started on when expanding your rock crawling knowledge and skill. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Fins and Things looks pretty doable, is it? How technical is it? That campsite is next world.
It is very doable. I don't think I ever used my lockers. It tests your nerves more than anything with some of the climbs and drop-offs
@@GetOverItOutdoors uh oh! Lol. No nerves of steel here. I might try it though.
I don’t know the exact spot where you camped, but while looking at BLM maps it looks like that overlook is closed to camping… beautiful spot either way.
Hmmm, what info do you have for me to clarify this? I could swear we checked it this out before hand. The trail was Adobe Mesa 54619
@@GetOverItOutdoors www.blm.gov/sites/blm.gov/files/documents/files/BLMUtahMoabCamping.pdf
Hopefully that link works. Again I’m not sure exactly where this was but that makes it seem like the mesa is open for camping just the overlook.
@@splitarrow1 I see what your talking about now. Looks like your right according to this link.