I’m in Wyoming hitting the Morrison jeep trail then the rubicon. Then I’ll be back I’ll hit you then do a walkaround of your 80 and a trail if you can swing YOU are why I started using better photo gear
@Truck Stop I've done Imogene as well, and there were parts that I wouldn't take my f250 crew cab long bed which was 22ft. long. Turns would be too tight. Also some areas at the beginning of the pass recently washed out so I'd be leery of the stability off camber with that high of a COG. We did it in my 16 Rubicon on 35's and it was nerve racking in spots.
@@jailbreakoverlander This is one hell of a ride! I wished I was in your back seat taking pictures/vid clips! I love the scenery! I love the adventure! I love the nerve wrecking 4x4 ride especially the one with no road barriers. Oh My G! Thank you for sharing!
@@jailbreakoverlander love your videos. My boss is from Idaho. We live in Indiana. I want to do this and Black Bear in my SXS. I was in WV a month ago, broke my quad and said "Hell with it" and bought a 2021 RZR XP1000, fully loaded. My boss wants to plan a trip to Idaho to ride and I want to do CO on the way. Can I do this and Black Bear on my SXS?
This vid is gold, to many Overland-tubers have obnoxious music, fancy video editing and no narration . Your style is exactly what I enjoy, focused on making the viewer feel like we are there. Peaceful, informative and not over produced. Keep doing what your doing! ❤
I'm an old man with memories of five million miles on the roads around the USA. As I was watching, somewhere around the drone footage, I realized I had been mesmerized. This video is literally spellbinding.
You driving along cliff omg 😵.beautiful colors browns and reds. Grand metal horse of yours 😯😲.going down 😵but amazing changing of seasons during the ride down. I can only imagine the skies at night 🌌🌠⭐must be remarkable! Any avalanches that's crazy with the 🏔️🌨️.blue skies grand clouds 🌲🌲🏞️⛲⛲(waterfalls)!!! I am in awe. Thanks again for taking the driver's seat Richie. Awesome job.💙💙👍
Richie you have to be a Man among men I'm jealous of the things that you do. Brother I want to do all the things you do but just don't have the funds to do then , I've always since I was a child wanted to live in Montana's mountains. But in my younger years I got mixed up with the wrong crowd and drugs and jails and watched my dreams pass away before I even noticed until it was to late. I wanted to be like Grisly Adams lol. I admire you brother and all you do to help your fellow man. God bless you and keep you safe.
You can start small and build up it. I know things are difficult now but if you can get a tent and a sleeping bag and camp somewhere outside for a night you've made a good start!
Gregory Rizer , wow, we have a lot of the same story, I’ve been sober 8 years now and earlier I had this same thing you typed go through my mind while watching this vid, I believe some day we will get to have these experiences we missed out on when we go to heaven..... God is so good and he knows the desires of our hearts.....
I did it in a stock 95 Montero with road tires and running boards, no mods. I bought the truck for $600 in Denver and drove it out there. You can do it dude.
Gregory Rizer - you can do it. You CAN do it. You have to get some cash flow, live as cheaply as humanly possible and spend your money on equipment. Boots, a good backpack, sleeping pad, sleeping bag, cooking equipment - go to an REI store and tell them what you plan to do and they will help you a lot. You need a vehicle, and that will cost the most, but a GOOD used Toyota 4Runner is the king of the road. A 4WD 4Runner is, too, but 4WD is rarely used. I have had three 4WD vehicles (2SUV and one F150) and 4WD is rarely used. Good TIRES, good transmission, engine and cooling system - very important. You can relocate to the area you want to live in after you get your equipment together. Then, you can get some kind of job that provides cheap rent money, and do your exploring when you are off. Personally, I would rather backpack and explore than work, but we still have to have cash so some kind of work that brings in money is "necessary equipment". I encourage you to do this. It will give you a new life and remake you. You can talk to God on the trial like you have never talked to Him before. Get your equipment together and go find Him out there. He wants to have a good conversation with you :)
I'm fortunate to have a daughter and a son in law who will take me further than I took them! And we gave the little girl TONS of God's creation along her life. And she knows it and values it and expands on it, ALL THE BETTER. God is good.
I went over Imogene Pass in late July of 1968 in Dodge Power Wagon!! As this author kept saying how rugged it was, isn't the half of it!! It took us three-days. It was the most terrifying thing I have ever done in my life!! I broke out in a "Cold Sweat" just watching this video. I wasn't driving. I went with a mining engineer from El Paso.
I miss this so much. We drove over it in a Dodge Power Wagon in 1978. Did a lot of Four wheeling with a club and by ourselves. The only way to truly see and experience Colorado. This is a great reminder of how fortunate I am to live here.❤🇺🇸❤👍
Wow Richie! Thanks so much for this...I will never get the chance to see this first hand but you've given me the next best thing. You have MAD SKILLS!!! Much love in Christ, brother
Ouray, my home for 15 years many years ago. My neighbor and I would telemark ski Imogene every spring starting on Red Mt Pass, up and across the ridge then down Imogene. It was always a blast. One year we looked down at our skis and discovered we were standing on top of a Jeep Wrangler. Later we got the scoop on it. The owner wanted to make one last trek over to Telluride that fall but, unfortunately, that was the day and the hour the winter snows rolled in. He got to walk out in an early season blizzard. He recovered his Jeep later in the spring. That same year and in the same area the bulldozer that clears the road in the spring slid sideways down the mountain but, fortunately, the driver was able to jump off before it rolled. Amazingly, he and the dozer were fine. Imogene is fun to jeep and mountain bike. Have you done Black Bear? Very Dangerous and one way only. I never had the nerve to jeep it so I did it on a mountain bike. That was a real challenge. Someone had to change a tire on their Jeep near the top and lost control of the spare which rolled and bounced, 50 feet in the air at times, into the town of Telluride. It T-Boned, of all vehicles, a brand new, top-of-the-line Range Rover which exploded into tiny shards. No one was injured thankfully. Lots of adventures to be had in the San Juan and Cimmeron Mountains. Check out Owl Creek Pass in the Cimmeron's outside of Ridgway next time you're out here. Very scenic. Take time to hike Wetterhorn Pass. That and Highland Mary Lakes out of Silverton are the two most popular hikes in the area. Both would make spectacular drone footage! Neither is considered to be difficult hiking. Great video. Now I want a drone. Thanks!
Wow, losing the spare near the top and it made all the way to telluride, it must of been near the speed of sound by then. That range rover never stood a chance.
I cut the TV cable years ago, and I only get my entertainment from creators like you. This video is one of the most satisfying productions that I have viewed in a long time. You have done a fantastic job capturing the beauty and serenity of the western slope of the Rocky Mountains. This video gave me chills. Kudos brother. I live in Florida and visited this area about thirty years ago, then finally got around to taking my wife out there last summer. We visited Ouray and Telluride via the asphalt highways, but we would have loved to ride along with you on the trail over Imogene Pass.
Wow thank you. I started posting and recording more when Older Subbs would mention how they couldnt get out and about anymore. The more I video'd the more i got into it. so it will get as good as time allows.
@@jailbreakoverlander thanks for shooting this I was in Telluride last summer doing the via ferrata and my curiosity was inn level 10 about what it looked like over this pass !!!
Question for you. On the trails you mention the person coming up always has the right of way. If someone is coming down the one lane road. What are they supposed to do ?Just wondered in case I ever decided to venture on a trail like that.
Like so many have said, you have done an ABSOLUTE “daggum that’s good” video. I’ve spent 30 years driving 4x4’s in Colorado and other states and I watch vids now to remember. Saw your heading and thought I’d try it out and see. This is the best video of this type I have seen. I am humbled by the beauty and majesty, deeply satisfied, and wish I was back out there! Thank you for this blessing!
Fantastic video. I have always followed your RFB and RFBII and wondered, - "where is he going? " because so many of your videos were taken from the car. I came across this vid and enjoyed every minute of it. Such a great job of editing, music, footage, and talking. Such a calm Richie. LOL. Nice work.
You actually brought tears to my eyes with the beautiful scenery. Too bad our world iui s so fuckd up. Richie you must need breaks like this with all the non sense you deal with on your other channel. Thanks again, ABSOLUTELY AWE INSPIRING.
I’ve done this pass with a friend and horses. Spent ten days on the trail. You did a wonderful job video taping this but do it by horse with some climbing gear, there are some places that you find old trails, homesteads that have not been touched for a hundred years. Places where you can stay for days and be utterly alone except for wildlife. Again, I want to say great job, even in a truck you must be white knuckling that steering wheel on some of the trail. Thanks.
I know I've said this before RFB, but again, I love these videos! This is 1 of your best to date! It reminds me of when I traveled the million dollar highway in Colorado and yes, Colorado is absolutely beautiful! Again, thank you for these videos, it makes my days!
Amazing- native Colorado here - really miss going off road when i was little with my family - the waterfalls were my favorite- you caught some of the most beauty we have to offer thank you Richie-
Richie, i'm 53 years old and.you are living my dream brother, If I wasnt.living.paycheck to paycheck, Id be right there with you I have managed to save up several grand to put towards a nice 4x4 However still far from my goal. I want to buy / build something I can live in if need be. I laughed at the Mars Rover commment yoy.made. also very nice to see actual clouds in the sky and not those heinous chem trails ,"THANK YOU" for sharing this video & keeping my dream alive. RJ Plymouth Ma.
Hey Richie, thanks for the video of Imogene Pass! Awesome video, my wife and I enjoyed sitting with a cup of coffee and watching Western CO early this Sunday morning. Several years ago, we drove from CO Springs to the Western slope , through Gunnison Pass... went from Montrose to Ridgeway, Ouray, and Silverton. You captured some breath taking views we obviously didn't get to see from the highway. Thanks for taking the time to film and edit this masterpiece! Look forward to your next off-road adventure!
As a Colorado boy, I will go ahead and say that Imogene is one of our hidden gems. The road does get pretty narrow, but I don't think it's nearly as sketchy as the decent into Telluride on Black Bear. I was actually Up in Ouray/Silverton area a few weeks ago and neither pass was open all the way through, But i did find a campsite abover Silverton right at timberline with one of the best views I've ever seen from a tent.
Been on the Trail from lake city over to Silverton in a 81 GMC K 2500 DIESEL WITH LOCKING HUBS AND A CAMPER SHELL . Two or 3 yrs earlier we tried Imogene from Ouray to Telluride got stopped by super deep snow I believe this was late may early June .
That's a wicked awesome pass! I was over that about 35 years ago with an old Chevy truck. I live close so I may white knuckle it again, What a treat to see this again from your vantage point. Thank you, Mr. Richie!
Absolutely wonderful Richie! Thank you for sharing this fantastic part of your life with the world. We all need this at this time in our life to take our minds on vacation. Still love ❤️ you Richie. I pray you stay safe! We ALL need you! Many blessings dear brother!
First thing I learned driving some of these Colorado back country passes & shelf roads is you CAN NOT drive and sightsee at the same time. Great video, fantastic scenery captured exceptionally well!
My sightseeing younger brother is a REAL danger even on the hardtop. He scared his wife and kids to death when they came to visit us in Breckenridge for a wedding!
What an amazing video Richie. I could never take that kind of journey myself. Seeing sights that very few have been privileged to see, but I get to see it through your eyes. Thank you. You are a good man.
@@eternalextrapolations you can even like wave your hand in front of one, or like put your palm out, and it will land on your hand. If its small enough... pretty crazy.
What a fabulous presentation of IP. I’ve seen several and this by far is my favorite. Excellent videography, loved the drone footage, superb commentary, and just the right blend of great music that doesn’t take away from the story. Count me in as a new subscriber. Simply outstanding.
Wow! Talk about nerves of steel to drive that mountain not only up but back down. You are absolutely the best Richie. If ever I'm in a bind I'd like you as my copilot. That takes 4x4ing to a whole new level. Great job. Awesome footage.
This is worthy of an IMAX movie! Thank you so much! We chose not to do this pass when we used to 4-wheel but this has brought back many fond memories ! I have shared this video with several people. I really appreciate your efforts, suggestions and magnificent photography! Thank you!
I'm for some reason emotional watching that, such a beautiful place. I don't want to get all sappy but I've not had a holiday in years, and I feel I've just been on a journey without leaving my home. Must be amazing to camp there, hear nature and look at millions of stars. Definitely photo opportunities everywhere. Last holiday had was Selsey Bill in UK where I found prehistoric shark teeth on the beach. Thanks Richie, loved this video :)
@@jailbreakoverlander Thanks, that means alot. Yes time isn't our friend. If it was to be different I'd take you up on that. I enjoyed viewing it as you do, looking forward to the next one :)
Do what you can to get yourself a vacation. It doesn't have to be Colorado. Go 1-2 hours away from where you live. Go to a new place you've never been within a few hours. Make it simple. For me, with my wisdom....I don't need to run all over the Earth to feel I'm living my life to the fullest.
Great Job Richie, Thank you very much! I've been to Ouray so many times and you never get tired of it. I noticed your Ouray sticker on the back of your truck about a year ago and thought cool, he knows about one of the most beautiful areas on earth. Have you done Black Bear where you actually 4 wheel from Ouray to Telluride and it's the one where you need a special certification license because it's so dangerous?
Thank you for the video. Again I am speechless. As a child my dad would throw the four of us in the back of his 63 Chevy with a small camper behind it and we travel the country. I have seen a lot. But never this. Absolutely beautiful what the Lord has given us. God bless.
I did it in 1989 while attending Fort Lewis College in Durango Colorado. We slept on the peak for a night. It got so cold. This was in May. It is so beautiful up there. The air was so fresh. At night you could hear the wolves nearby. No signs of bears. Probably one of the most beautiful places on earth other than the top of Half-Dome in Yosemite.
I perked up at your comments ( I live in Canada so its a drive to get down there ) as I went on a driving/camping trip in 2007 in July to explore some of the four wheel drive trails I thought I could dare do in my extended cab half ton chevy which is certainly not the hot setup for trails and got a lot of looks and comments of amazement .. way too big, horrible turning radius etc but just added to the challenge and yes I did do Imogene. But also on that trip I went down to northern Arizona and over to Death Valley and was that ever hot, then up to the east side of Yosemite and into the park and hiked to the top of Half Dome and that was a challenge for my body to put it mildly. What a spectacular place in Yosemite though but oh so crazy busy.
@@charlesb4267 Thanks for mentioning your vehicle Charles. I have an F350 CCSB overlander and was just wondering if it could be done. Now I have a goal to work up to. I'm comfortably doing SoCal fire roads to practice.
@@jailbreakoverlander I will be using that line of yours, Nasa Rover drive by, lol, when i am hiking with my friends in the shale bowls and Craigs in the Candian Rocky Mountains where i live.
Really awesome video Richie. Wish we could have meet you up there. Last year we had a Faith Defining experience on Imogene. Faith testing and refining. " NASA rover" lol, love it.
We almost made it to the summit when we flipped our 4 wheeler. My husband broke his collar bone and an ambulance almost flipped bringing him down the mountain. I'm happy to see it from your drone.
Thanks for the great Imogene tour today! My husband was a tour driver for San Juan Scenic Jeep Tours for 10 years in the '80s & '90s, and our kids grew up bouncing through the mountains with daddy. He died 20 years ago and I haven't been over Imogene in a long time. Really enjoyed the 'ride'!
This brings back memories. My Mom, Dad, Sister and I took Imogene Pass from Ouray to Telluride in August 1973. We had an old 42 Willis Jeep. Our next door neighbors joined us is a separate Jeep. My Mom and Sister had their eyes closed most of the time. One thing I missed though (it may not still exist with the development of Telluride) was the switchback down the mountain into Telluride. The turns were so sharp that large jeeps had to drive down one switchback and back down the next one since they couldn't make the turns.
Thank you so very much for bringing such magnificent views and perspectives of Imogene Pass to us who may not have the resources or abilities to experience such gems. I stumbled across your channel and am so thankful for that. Keep up the very high quality presentations and narratives. Stay safe and looking forward to exploring all your adventures. Thank you!
Just found your channel. Really enjoyed the ride along. Living in the Pennsylvania mountains you can find fantastic vistas but most times you can’t see too far. Those wide open spaces and the Rocky Mountains have always called to me, hopefully someday I’ll get the chance to visit.
That first scene when you're going up that road through the mountains is epic, that is beautiful!God's handiwork is sure nice to look at up there☝️and down here.Great history lesson from Richie and footage as he sawr it.lol.God bless you my brethren in Christ.🙏👍
I did this amazing ride on a dirt bike with a partner a couple of years ago. One of the most beautiful places I’ve seen. It remains me of Patagonia/ Chile, my native country. I love Telluride, although expensive, it has a lot of fun to offer. I love your rig!
Good morning 🌞 Only a TRUE MINDLESS TROLL would hit 👎😂🤣 This is ABSOLUTELY beautiful RICHIE...... I'm very appreciative of YOUR TRAVELS...cause I can't do it!!! God bless you 🙏🙏💕 LOVE YOU TO ETERNITY ❣️ NO TURNING BACK 😊💕☝️🙏💕 7/26/20 Seeing this again and loving it all the more!! 5/22/2021 Texas Nana 🤠 PSALM 91
What a Truly Amazing video! Stunningly Beautiful from start to finish. Thank you for sharing your Adventure through impeccable videography and narration. This Documentary has inspired me to schedule my own Trip to an uncharted Location. So impressive! Thank You for sharing. God Bless
Absolutely incredible footage Richie!!! I was just talking with a friend the other night about this mountain pass and how crazy intense it was. I couldn't remember the name!! I was on it about 15 yrs ago when I was in staying Ouray for a few nights. I am really scared of heights but so freaking glad we did it. Some of the most amazing nature I've seen for sure. Thanks for sharing!
Nice footage ! I took this route once in my 3 speed 57 chevy pu in 1977. Never made it to the top because of overheating. Brakes smoked on the way down. Years later I went up in a large 4 speed truck as a passenger. The truck was too large but it was doable. A small 4wd is the best vehicle for this pass. The Tomboy mine and the history is incredible.
A fantastic video thanks very much for taking the time to make it. I've got the bug now, going to have to get a truck more suited for off roading and spend some time in the Telluride, Silverton, Ouray area next year. Thanks again I'm subbed now so Ill be looking out for more from you.
Way AWESOME Richie!!! Brought back such wonderfilled memories of my year living in the Colorado Rockies in 1973! How you worked that drone is beyond belief, what a great job and glorious footage of God’s work. Thank you Brother. 🙏🙏🙏
One of the best videos I've seen of this trail. It's definitely on my bucket list. Looks doable as long as you respect the trail and don't get crazy. And the scenery is incredible! Great job filming it! Hopefully we meet some day on the trail!
I've got #MyPatriotSupply on the way! Great idea & thanks! I sure hope I never have to intentionally use it, but I will have it soon. I feel better already.
Been there many times on a motorcycle. Much better visibility. Love it. Also love your Land Cruiser 80 Series. Your commentary is a bit over the top, but informative. thanks.
Awesome ! Thanks for you time , and work, getting this on youtube ! I really enjoy seeing it from a viewpoint, that we probably never will get to see. We are quite adventurers, but do not have the vehicles, and such, for such and endeavor , so Thanks Again !.... looking forward to more !!!
Best video I’ve ever seen from you Ritchie. When I say best video I mean the cinematography aspect is amazing. All your videos are awesome. This is some next level shit. Like a TV show quality. God speed
Richie this was an awesome video to experience. I have never commented on anything via TH-cam before. I just wanted to let you know I think you did a fabulous job on this. Thank you for sharing such a beautiful part of our country with all of us. everything that’s going on in our world currently, many of us forget to ‘stop & smell the roses’, and either take for granted or have forgotten how beautifully breathtaking parts of our country truly are.
As a native of Colorado, I’m deeply pleased at your respect for my homeland. Thank you. These eye popping views are very impressive and genuine, to any who might doubt how otherworldly beautiful Colorado is, this post is good evidence. ❤️
I saw a Tesla. I was there about 2 weeks ago. I did ImoPass from Ouray to Telluride. Just at the end of the trail, when I was about to get on paved road in Telluride, I saw a Tesla all dust and charging. Is that the Tesla you are talking about?
Beautiful footage and editing Richie. My husband talked me into the million dollar highway trip on the way back from AZ and Utah via Durango to Silverton then down to C Springs to get back to Parker. It was paved but crazy scary. We were towing a Casita with a Honda Pilot in April - avalanches and rock slides and ice and heavy snow on the passes. Never been so scared in my life and the roads were paved. Never saw another driver towing anything. I don't know how people live up in Silverton all year. Really enjoyed your video!!
You Don't Need Your Own Rig To Go....Go Out There & Find Someone With A 4x4 & Ask Them To Take You On A Ride. There Are Still Plenty Of Nice, Friendly People In The USA.
Truth Lover I have a wrangler Sahara I just don’t have the support. I am a 45 year old female with a husband who thinks I’m nuts🤔 25 years of marriage and I can only stray so far away and being in south Florida it is impossible. I just enjoy RFB videos and dreaming though lol
@@CACJar Keep The Dream Alive Darlin....You Never Know Where Life Will Take You. What Happens To Us Is Not Really Up To Us And I Believe That If You Really Want Something Achievable To Happen It Can. When We Stop Dreaming Is When We Start To Get Old. Work Towards Your Dreams In Whatever Little Ways You Can. Start Saving Up 1 Dollar A Day If You Can & See Where That Gets You.
WOW, you have captured Imogene pass in the best way possible, Only God has a better view than your Video. I have been over the trail many times both directions, but never appreciated it as much as what you presented here. This could be on National Geo TV. Great job, Thanks
Hello Richie, thank you for showing me your trek; now I understand why my friend and neighbor John is completing his new ride as he prepares to do Black Mtn. I have fortunately snow skied my entire life since I was 4 years old and skied Europe, Canada outback, climbing with skins on my skis and of course Wyoming, Colorado, Utah, California so I see what you see on skis....thank you for sharing! STAY SAFE!
Great video. Brought back lots of memories. Moved to Durango in 1972 and spent 30 years there. Did Imogene a number of times, as well as most of the roads between Durango, Telluride and Silverton, but as mentioned by a previous post, Black Bear is the one that brings you to your knees. And you’re right, the rental jeeps that go up have no idea what they’re in for in many cases. Nice job filming it.
Great work Richie! Shoulda hit me up while you were out, I still need to do my tellu trip this year, might go twice
I’m in Wyoming hitting the Morrison jeep trail then the rubicon. Then I’ll be back I’ll hit you then do a walkaround of your 80 and a trail if you can swing YOU are why I started using better photo gear
@Truck Stop I've done Imogene as well, and there were parts that I wouldn't take my f250 crew cab long bed which was 22ft. long. Turns would be too tight. Also some areas at the beginning of the pass recently washed out so I'd be leery of the stability off camber with that high of a COG. We did it in my 16 Rubicon on 35's and it was nerve racking in spots.
@@jailbreakoverlander This is one hell of a ride! I wished I was in your back seat taking pictures/vid clips! I love the scenery! I love the adventure! I love the nerve wrecking 4x4 ride especially the one with no road barriers. Oh My G! Thank you for sharing!
Thanks for the ride RICHIE
@@jailbreakoverlander love your videos. My boss is from Idaho. We live in Indiana. I want to do this and Black Bear in my SXS. I was in WV a month ago, broke my quad and said "Hell with it" and bought a 2021 RZR XP1000, fully loaded. My boss wants to plan a trip to Idaho to ride and I want to do CO on the way. Can I do this and Black Bear on my SXS?
This vid is gold, to many
Overland-tubers have obnoxious music, fancy video editing and no narration . Your style is exactly what I enjoy, focused on making the viewer feel like we are there. Peaceful, informative and not over produced. Keep doing what your doing! ❤
Driving the pass, while flying the drone and getting this unparalleled footage, plus the music and editing, absolutely exceptional!
#facts
I had a best friend manned Stacy Davis back in high school 🙂 and you hit the nail right on the head with your comment. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
@@sugamomma8795 that's cool! There's at least forty others who spell it the same way too. Who'd have thought?
Looks great thanks for sharing the experience.
Rich - are you flying the drone while driving?
I'm an old man with memories of five million miles on the roads around the USA. As I was watching, somewhere around the drone footage, I realized I had been mesmerized. This video is literally spellbinding.
Go West, young Old Man........
@@rollinmckim4719 that would put me in the Pacific, since I live four blocks from it.
I'm an old lady with memories of...well, just say many adventures over land and under water. This mesmerized me too. Thank you, Richie.
You driving along cliff omg 😵.beautiful colors browns and reds. Grand metal horse of yours 😯😲.going down 😵but amazing changing of seasons during the ride down. I can only imagine the skies at night 🌌🌠⭐must be remarkable! Any avalanches that's crazy with the 🏔️🌨️.blue skies grand clouds 🌲🌲🏞️⛲⛲(waterfalls)!!! I am in awe. Thanks again for taking the driver's seat Richie. Awesome job.💙💙👍
I have wanted to travel more. Thanks for the views. Amazing beauty mother earth provides for the brave. What a life u have.
Richie you have to be a Man among men I'm jealous of the things that you do. Brother I want to do all the things you do but just don't have the funds to do then , I've always since I was a child wanted to live in Montana's mountains. But in my younger years I got mixed up with the wrong crowd and drugs and jails and watched my dreams pass away before I even noticed until it was to late. I wanted to be like Grisly Adams lol. I admire you brother and all you do to help your fellow man. God bless you and keep you safe.
You can start small and build up it. I know things are difficult now but if you can get a tent and a sleeping bag and camp somewhere outside for a night you've made a good start!
Gregory Rizer , wow, we have a lot of the same story, I’ve been sober 8 years now and earlier I had this same thing you typed go through my mind while watching this vid, I believe some day we will get to have these experiences we missed out on when we go to heaven..... God is so good and he knows the desires of our hearts.....
I did it in a stock 95 Montero with road tires and running boards, no mods. I bought the truck for $600 in Denver and drove it out there. You can do it dude.
Gregory Rizer - you can do it. You CAN do it. You have to get some cash flow, live as cheaply as humanly possible and spend your money on equipment. Boots, a good backpack, sleeping pad, sleeping bag, cooking equipment - go to an REI store and tell them what you plan to do and they will help you a lot. You need a vehicle, and that will cost the most, but a GOOD used Toyota 4Runner is the king of the road. A 4WD 4Runner is, too, but 4WD is rarely used. I have had three 4WD vehicles (2SUV and one F150) and 4WD is rarely used. Good TIRES, good transmission, engine and cooling system - very important. You can relocate to the area you want to live in after you get your equipment together. Then, you can get some kind of job that provides cheap rent money, and do your exploring when you are off. Personally, I would rather backpack and explore than work, but we still have to have cash so some kind of work that brings in money is "necessary equipment". I encourage you to do this. It will give you a new life and remake you. You can talk to God on the trial like you have never talked to Him before. Get your equipment together and go find Him out there. He wants to have a good conversation with you :)
Never too late when we still breathing ~
Used to drive a truck to Telluride and Ouray every day, seeing this sure makes me miss it. Great video RFB.
When you see the prices and hoardes of rich tourists you won't miss it. Cheesy souvenier shops every 10 feet.
Awesome footage and narration. The places our ancestors cherished, are the places that are hidden from our children.
I'm fortunate to have a daughter and a son in law who will take me further than I took them! And we gave the little girl TONS of God's creation along her life. And she knows it and values it and expands on it, ALL THE BETTER. God is good.
I went over Imogene Pass in late July of 1968 in Dodge Power Wagon!! As this author kept saying how rugged it was, isn't the half of it!! It took us three-days. It was the most terrifying thing I have ever done in my life!! I broke out in a "Cold Sweat" just watching this video. I wasn't driving. I went with a mining engineer from El Paso.
It's always scarier when you're a passenger, isn't it?
I miss this so much. We drove over it in a Dodge Power Wagon in 1978. Did a lot of Four wheeling with a club and by ourselves. The only way to truly see and experience Colorado. This is a great reminder of how fortunate I am to live here.❤🇺🇸❤👍
Imagine the videos you could have gotten back then when the trail was much younger....!
I went over in 1990 in a '78 F150 with no starter. Nice trail.
And that power wagon is still running today I bet
Now I truly understand what the old saying “ A little bit of heaven on earth.” really means. Absolutely breathtaking, thank you.
You’re driving and your photography skills are phenomenal! Thank you for sharing. God bless you. Definitely re-watching. ❤️😇💜😘💕
Wow Richie! Thanks so much for this...I will never get the chance to see this first hand but you've given me the next best thing. You have MAD SKILLS!!! Much love in Christ, brother
Ouray, my home for 15 years many years ago. My neighbor and I would telemark ski Imogene every spring starting on Red Mt Pass, up and across the ridge then down Imogene. It was always a blast. One year we looked down at our skis and discovered we were standing on top of a Jeep Wrangler. Later we got the scoop on it. The owner wanted to make one last trek over to Telluride that fall but, unfortunately, that was the day and the hour the winter snows rolled in. He got to walk out in an early season blizzard. He recovered his Jeep later in the spring. That same year and in the same area the bulldozer that clears the road in the spring slid sideways down the mountain but, fortunately, the driver was able to jump off before it rolled. Amazingly, he and the dozer were fine. Imogene is fun to jeep and mountain bike.
Have you done Black Bear? Very Dangerous and one way only. I never had the nerve to jeep it so I did it on a mountain bike. That was a real challenge. Someone had to change a tire on their Jeep near the top and lost control of the spare which rolled and bounced, 50 feet in the air at times, into the town of Telluride. It T-Boned, of all vehicles, a brand new, top-of-the-line Range Rover which exploded into tiny shards. No one was injured thankfully.
Lots of adventures to be had in the San Juan and Cimmeron Mountains. Check out Owl Creek Pass in the Cimmeron's outside of Ridgway next time you're out here. Very scenic. Take time to hike Wetterhorn Pass. That and Highland Mary Lakes out of Silverton are the two most popular hikes in the area. Both would make spectacular drone footage! Neither is considered to be difficult hiking.
Great video. Now I want a drone. Thanks!
Great story!
Wow, losing the spare near the top and it made all the way to telluride, it must of been near the speed of sound by then. That range rover never stood a chance.
I cut the TV cable years ago, and I only get my entertainment from creators like you. This video is one of the most satisfying productions that I have viewed in a long time. You have done a fantastic job capturing the beauty and serenity of the western slope of the Rocky Mountains. This video gave me chills. Kudos brother. I live in Florida and visited this area about thirty years ago, then finally got around to taking my wife out there last summer. We visited Ouray and Telluride via the asphalt highways, but we would have loved to ride along with you on the trail over Imogene Pass.
Wow thank you. I started posting and recording more when Older Subbs would mention how they couldnt get out and about anymore. The more I video'd the more i got into it. so it will get as good as time allows.
@@jailbreakoverlander thanks for shooting this I was in Telluride last summer doing the via ferrata and my curiosity was inn level 10 about what it looked like over this pass !!!
Question for you. On the trails you mention the person coming up always has the right of way. If someone is coming down the one lane road. What are they supposed to do ?Just wondered in case I ever decided to venture on a trail like that.
Never mind. You answered my question later. You did a nice job editing and recording. the whole video is pretty awesome.
Mans out here doing National Geographic’s job. Props bro, you have my support 🐐
Like so many have said, you have done an ABSOLUTE “daggum that’s good” video. I’ve spent 30 years driving 4x4’s in Colorado and other states and I watch vids now to remember. Saw your heading and thought I’d try it out and see.
This is the best video of this type I have seen. I am humbled by the beauty and majesty, deeply satisfied, and wish I was back out there!
Thank you for this blessing!
glad you liked it.
Fantastic video. I have always followed your RFB and RFBII and wondered, - "where is he going? " because so many of your videos were taken from the car. I came across this vid and enjoyed every minute of it. Such a great job of editing, music, footage, and talking. Such a calm Richie. LOL. Nice work.
You actually brought tears to my eyes with the beautiful scenery. Too bad our world iui s so fuckd up. Richie you must need breaks like this with all the non sense you deal with on your other channel. Thanks again, ABSOLUTELY AWE INSPIRING.
Outstanding.....narrating,....editing,...adventure
At 87 I wouldn't be able to breath up there. I thank you so much for letting me ride along virtually with you. I do so on many of your video's.
I’ve done this pass with a friend and horses. Spent ten days on the trail. You did a wonderful job video taping this but do it by horse with some climbing gear, there are some places that you find old trails, homesteads that have not been touched for a hundred years. Places where you can stay for days and be utterly alone except for wildlife. Again, I want to say great job, even in a truck you must be white knuckling that steering wheel on some of the trail. Thanks.
Its got traffic jams in the summer.
I know I've said this before RFB, but again, I love these videos! This is 1 of your best to date! It reminds me of when I traveled the million dollar highway in Colorado and yes, Colorado is absolutely beautiful! Again, thank you for these videos, it makes my days!
Amazing- native Colorado here -
really miss going off road when i was little with my family - the waterfalls were my favorite- you caught some of the most beauty we have to offer thank you Richie-
Richie, i'm 53 years old and.you are living my dream brother, If I wasnt.living.paycheck to paycheck, Id be right there with you I have managed to save up several grand to put towards a nice 4x4 However still far from my goal. I want to buy / build something I can live in if need be. I laughed at the Mars Rover commment yoy.made. also very nice to see actual clouds in the sky and not those heinous chem trails ,"THANK YOU" for sharing this video & keeping my dream alive.
RJ
Plymouth Ma.
Hey Richie, thanks for the video of Imogene Pass! Awesome video, my wife and I enjoyed sitting with a cup of coffee and watching Western CO early this Sunday morning. Several years ago, we drove from CO Springs to the Western slope , through Gunnison Pass... went from Montrose to Ridgeway, Ouray, and Silverton. You captured some breath taking views we obviously didn't get to see from the highway. Thanks for taking the time to film and edit this masterpiece! Look forward to your next off-road adventure!
So nice to see videos that do not have anything negative keep on keeping on bro
Thank you for taking me out of dirty jersey for a half hour....thanks for your time brother excellant work
you bet.
Im right in jersey with you
Dirty Jersey Morristown
@@myselfmaybe4940 moved out of there 2 years ago I now live in mt olive
Wow Richie, absolutely spectacular footage, and the music was perfect. Thanks
That kicked ass! Yeah, you did put a lot of work in, and it shows. You do it up right, man; that was most excellent viewing. Thank you!
As a Colorado boy, I will go ahead and say that Imogene is one of our hidden gems. The road does get pretty narrow, but I don't think it's nearly as sketchy as the decent into Telluride on Black Bear. I was actually Up in Ouray/Silverton area a few weeks ago and neither pass was open all the way through, But i did find a campsite abover Silverton right at timberline with one of the best views I've ever seen from a tent.
Been on the Trail from lake city over to Silverton in a 81 GMC K 2500 DIESEL WITH LOCKING HUBS AND A CAMPER SHELL . Two or 3 yrs earlier we tried Imogene from Ouray to Telluride got stopped by super deep snow I believe this was late may early June .
That's a wicked awesome pass! I was over that about 35 years ago with an old Chevy truck. I live close so I may white knuckle it again, What a treat to see this again from your vantage point. Thank you, Mr. Richie!
Absolutely wonderful Richie! Thank you for sharing this fantastic part of your life with the world. We all need this at this time in our life to take our minds on vacation. Still love ❤️ you Richie. I pray you stay safe! We ALL need you! Many blessings dear brother!
I LOVED the video, the narration, the views, the vicarious experience!!! ❤🙏
Thanks @Jailbreak Overlander. @RFB
That was a blessing to see JBO. Thank You for all you do, my brother in Christ.
First thing I learned driving some of these Colorado back country passes & shelf roads is you CAN NOT drive and sightsee at the same time. Great video, fantastic scenery captured exceptionally well!
My sightseeing younger brother is a REAL danger even on the hardtop.
He scared his wife and kids to death when they came to visit us in Breckenridge for a wedding!
I wouldn't ride with in ANYWHERE scenic.
Don't take tanks like Suburbans. A Samari would be better. Motorcycle better yet.
What an amazing video Richie. I could never take that kind of journey myself. Seeing sights that very few have been privileged to see, but I get to see it through your eyes. Thank you. You are a good man.
Im blown away that you can drive those roads while flying a drone! Amazing
Wow! That's amazing!
How does he do it?
I think drones have an auto follow for vehicles
@@kileNoe thanks, I'd no idea these things were so sophisticated
@@eternalextrapolations you can even like wave your hand in front of one, or like put your palm out, and it will land on your hand. If its small enough... pretty crazy.
Thank you for sharing!!! been there so many times and will go back again, love Ouray!!!!!
What a fabulous presentation of IP. I’ve seen several and this by far is my favorite. Excellent videography, loved the drone footage, superb commentary, and just the right blend of great music that doesn’t take away from the story. Count me in as a new subscriber. Simply outstanding.
Wow! Talk about nerves of steel to drive that mountain not only up but back down. You are absolutely the best Richie. If ever I'm in a bind I'd like you as my copilot. That takes 4x4ing to a whole new level. Great job. Awesome footage.
This is worthy of an IMAX movie! Thank you so much! We chose not to do this pass when we used to 4-wheel but this has brought back many fond memories ! I have shared this video with several people. I really appreciate your efforts, suggestions and magnificent photography! Thank you!
I'm for some reason emotional watching that, such a beautiful place. I don't want to get all sappy but I've not had a holiday in years, and I feel I've just been on a journey without leaving my home. Must be amazing to camp there, hear nature and look at millions of stars. Definitely photo opportunities everywhere. Last holiday had was Selsey Bill in UK where I found prehistoric shark teeth on the beach. Thanks Richie, loved this video :)
If you were here, Id take you with me. But looks like time isnt on our side anymore.
@@jailbreakoverlander Thanks, that means alot. Yes time isn't our friend. If it was to be different I'd take you up on that. I enjoyed viewing it as you do, looking forward to the next one :)
Do what you can to get yourself a vacation. It doesn't have to be Colorado. Go 1-2 hours away from where you live. Go to a new place you've never been within a few hours. Make it simple. For me, with my wisdom....I don't need to run all over the Earth to feel I'm living my life to the fullest.
Thanks for taking the time to film and produce this amazing video. I appreciate your passion and love for Colorado's beautiful high country!
With out question... The best Imogene video we have seen.
share it. and ty
@@jailbreakoverlander shared in FB Groups and on our page. We will share on our Tsar Trail youtube as well.
bravo
Great Job Richie, Thank you very much! I've been to Ouray so many times and you never get tired of it. I noticed your Ouray sticker on the back of your truck about a year ago and thought cool, he knows about one of the most beautiful areas on earth. Have you done Black Bear where you actually 4 wheel from Ouray to Telluride and it's the one where you need a special certification license because it's so dangerous?
Thank you for the video. Again I am speechless. As a child my dad would throw the four of us in the back of his 63 Chevy with a small camper behind it and we travel the country. I have seen a lot. But never this. Absolutely beautiful what the Lord has given us. God bless.
I did it in 1989 while attending Fort Lewis College in Durango Colorado. We slept on the peak for a night. It got so cold. This was in May. It is so beautiful up there. The air was so fresh. At night you could hear the wolves nearby. No signs of bears. Probably one of the most beautiful places on earth other than the top of Half-Dome in Yosemite.
I perked up at your comments ( I live in Canada so its a drive to get down there ) as I went on a driving/camping trip in 2007 in July to explore some of the four wheel drive trails I thought I could dare do in my extended cab half ton chevy which is certainly not the hot setup for trails and got a lot of looks and comments of amazement .. way too big, horrible turning radius etc but just added to the challenge and yes I did do Imogene. But also on that trip I went down to northern Arizona and over to Death Valley and was that ever hot, then up to the east side of Yosemite and into the park and hiked to the top of Half Dome and that was a challenge for my body to put it mildly. What a spectacular place in Yosemite though but oh so crazy busy.
@@charlesb4267 Thanks for mentioning your vehicle Charles. I have an F350 CCSB overlander and was just wondering if it could be done. Now I have a goal to work up to. I'm comfortably doing SoCal fire roads to practice.
Thank you Richie. With everything going on around us right now this was like a breath of fresh air. I really enjoyed it.
This is awesome. Richie, keep on doing it. You’re blessed to have the understanding and knowledge that you do.
Oh my-I am 60+ years old and have never seen anything so beautiful. I really appreciate you taking the time to share this with us!
I lived in Durango for 25 years and have done this a few times myself. You have made a masterpiece, well done sir !
Love the line you said about, you wouldn't be surprised if one would see a Nasa Rover driving by.
zing
@@jailbreakoverlander I will be using that line of yours, Nasa Rover drive by, lol, when i am hiking with my friends in the shale bowls and Craigs in the Candian Rocky Mountains where i live.
I've never seen anyone else do the camera view from the axle. The view of the trail was amazing. Would like to see more of that in your videos.
Really awesome video Richie. Wish we could have meet you up there. Last year we had a Faith Defining experience on Imogene. Faith testing and refining. " NASA rover" lol, love it.
Thank you for taking me with you for that awesome ride. Greetings from a german jeeper in Taiwan.
We almost made it to the summit when we flipped our 4 wheeler. My husband broke his collar bone and an ambulance almost flipped bringing him down the mountain. I'm happy to see it from your drone.
I rode Imogene Pass Ouray to Telluride on my Honda XL600r two years ago. One of my favorite rides in the area.
I just did it on my grom. Never again lol
Amazing footage Ritchie, It made me nervous to see the truck so close to the edge, Thanks for sharing.
I love long videos like this, we had tried this pass but it was snowed out. Thank you much Richie!
Thanks for the great Imogene tour today! My husband was a tour driver for San Juan Scenic Jeep Tours for 10 years in the '80s & '90s, and our kids grew up bouncing through the mountains with daddy. He died 20 years ago and I haven't been over Imogene in a long time. Really enjoyed the 'ride'!
Wonderful music Richie. Thank you for taking us along. Outstanding job. Your skills keep improving.
Bonnie Str
Amazing footage. RICHIE is talented and smarter then he lets people know 🌻🌻🌻❤❤❤
Not exactly an a$$hole with a laptop. Lol.
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Top Feed Coco he has said that about himself many times. She’s just giving it back. All good.
This brings back memories. My Mom, Dad, Sister and I took Imogene Pass from Ouray to Telluride in August 1973. We had an old 42 Willis Jeep. Our next door neighbors joined us is a separate Jeep. My Mom and Sister had their eyes closed most of the time. One thing I missed though (it may not still exist with the development of Telluride) was the switchback down the mountain into Telluride. The turns were so sharp that large jeeps had to drive down one switchback and back down the next one since they couldn't make the turns.
Black Bear is still there and still killing people.
This was awesome & also timely because I'm doing Imogene & engineer passes in about 10days time!
Nice camera angles!
Thank you so very much for bringing such magnificent views and perspectives of Imogene Pass to us who may not have the resources or abilities to experience such gems.
I stumbled across your channel and am so thankful for that. Keep up the very high quality presentations and narratives.
Stay safe and looking forward to exploring all your adventures.
Thank you!
Just found your channel. Really enjoyed the ride along. Living in the Pennsylvania mountains you can find fantastic vistas but most times you can’t see too far. Those wide open spaces and the Rocky Mountains have always called to me, hopefully someday I’ll get the chance to visit.
That first scene when you're going up that road through the mountains is epic, that is beautiful!God's handiwork is sure nice to look at up there☝️and down here.Great history lesson from Richie and footage as he sawr it.lol.God bless you my brethren in Christ.🙏👍
I did this amazing ride on a dirt bike with a partner a couple of years ago. One of the most beautiful places I’ve seen. It remains me of Patagonia/ Chile, my native country. I love Telluride, although expensive, it has a lot of fun to offer. I love your rig!
Yuppieville.
Good morning 🌞
Only a TRUE MINDLESS TROLL would hit 👎😂🤣 This is ABSOLUTELY beautiful RICHIE...... I'm very appreciative of YOUR TRAVELS...cause I can't do it!!! God bless you 🙏🙏💕
LOVE YOU TO ETERNITY ❣️
NO TURNING BACK 😊💕☝️🙏💕 7/26/20
Seeing this again and loving it all the more!!
5/22/2021
Texas Nana 🤠
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What a Truly Amazing video! Stunningly Beautiful from start to finish. Thank you for sharing your Adventure through impeccable videography and narration. This Documentary has inspired me to schedule my own Trip to an uncharted Location. So impressive! Thank You for sharing. God Bless
Absolutely incredible footage Richie!!!
I was just talking with a friend the other night about this mountain pass and how crazy intense it was. I couldn't remember the name!! I was on it about 15 yrs ago when I was in staying Ouray for a few nights. I am really scared of heights but so freaking glad we did it. Some of the most amazing nature I've seen for sure.
Thanks for sharing!
Can't wait...I'm going in a couple days
The drone footage alone is badass outstanding.!!!
Yeah this was worth bragging about 👍🏻👍🏻
Glad you have the freedom to do this...🙏🏻😔🙏🏻
Thank you for giving my mind an escape from this world like today. Mountains are my happy plaace and where I want to laid to rest.
Nice footage ! I took this route once in my 3 speed 57 chevy pu in 1977. Never made it to the top because of overheating. Brakes smoked on the way down. Years later I went up in a large 4 speed truck as a passenger. The truck was too large but it was doable. A small 4wd is the best vehicle for this pass. The Tomboy mine and the history is incredible.
Nothing left at Tomboy. You may have seen the last of it. Very heavy winter snows. A few ruins of the Smuggler.
A fantastic video thanks very much for taking the time to make it. I've got the bug now, going to have to get a truck more suited for off roading and spend some time in the Telluride, Silverton, Ouray area next year. Thanks again I'm subbed now so Ill be looking out for more from you.
You're an exceptional human RFB. Don't let anyone tell you otherwise. Peace.
Way AWESOME Richie!!! Brought back such wonderfilled memories of my year living in the Colorado Rockies in 1973! How you worked that drone is beyond belief, what a great job and glorious footage of God’s work.
Thank you Brother.
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Enjoyed ✌🏼
Mountain life is very different and better ❤️
Exquisite. My wife and I sat enthralled through the entire video. Excellent, excellent job, my man.
One of the best videos I've seen of this trail. It's definitely on my bucket list. Looks doable as long as you respect the trail and don't get crazy. And the scenery is incredible! Great job filming it! Hopefully we meet some day on the trail!
I've got #MyPatriotSupply on the way! Great idea & thanks!
I sure hope I never have to intentionally use it, but I will have it soon. I feel better already.
Thank you Richy for sharing absolutely love it, love it,love it
Been there many times on a motorcycle. Much better visibility. Love it. Also love your Land Cruiser 80 Series. Your commentary is a bit over the top, but informative. thanks.
I snowboarded Telluride once. Found out why they call it ToHellYouRide.
Amazing views, driving. Thanks for taking us along.
I drove up to Kitts Peak in AZ. The road was two lanes. But no guard rails, not when I was there.
Awesome ! Thanks for you time , and work, getting this on youtube ! I really enjoy seeing it from a viewpoint, that we probably never will get to see. We are quite adventurers, but do not have the vehicles, and such, for such and endeavor , so Thanks Again !.... looking forward to more !!!
It's been a long time since i seen a Documentary - You out did yourself brotha , great job and i love the music you chose for the video !!
Best video I’ve ever seen from you Ritchie. When I say best video I mean the cinematography aspect is amazing. All your videos are awesome. This is some next level shit. Like a TV show quality. God speed
sweet what I was shooting for.
Missed that voice! Instantly recognizable. Didn't know about the overland channel. so happy to find it. God bless brother Richie!
Richie this was an awesome video to experience. I have never commented on anything via TH-cam before. I just wanted to let you know I think you did a fabulous job on this. Thank you for sharing such a beautiful part of our country with all of us. everything that’s going on in our world currently, many of us forget to ‘stop & smell the roses’, and either take for granted or have forgotten how beautifully breathtaking parts of our country truly are.
Amazing..... I love these places so deep in the mountains.. shows that through gods creation it is undeniable that he exists.. thanks for sharing
I agree Up there Gods handi work is more than evident
@@jailbreakoverlander Up there God will knock you over the head with the incredibility of His creation, won't he? Thanks,JO.
As a native of Colorado, I’m deeply pleased at your respect for my homeland. Thank you. These eye popping views are very impressive and genuine, to any who might doubt how otherworldly beautiful Colorado is, this post is good evidence. ❤️
I agree wholeheartedly
Hey Richie,did u happen to see a Tesla floating around up there,by chance??..lol..awesome vid bro!!
I saw a Tesla. I was there about 2 weeks ago. I did ImoPass from Ouray to Telluride. Just at the end of the trail, when I was about to get on paved road in Telluride, I saw a Tesla all dust and charging.
Is that the Tesla you are talking about?
Truly amazing. Landscape colors were breathtaking. Txs for showing me something I’d never see if it weren’t for you. Peace out
Beautiful footage and editing Richie. My husband talked me into the million dollar highway trip on the way back from AZ and Utah via Durango to Silverton then down to C Springs to get back to Parker. It was paved but crazy scary. We were towing a Casita with a Honda Pilot in April - avalanches and rock slides and ice and heavy snow on the passes. Never been so scared in my life and the roads were paved. Never saw another driver towing anything. I don't know how people live up in Silverton all year. Really enjoyed your video!!
My absolute and only dream here in this world. Though very unlikely but I like to think just maybe, maybe one day
Nobody_but_JESUS..Jesus went to prepare you a place! Imagine the 4 wheeling there!!!!👊🏼👊🏼🤣👍
You Don't Need Your Own Rig To Go....Go Out There & Find Someone With A 4x4 & Ask Them To Take You On A Ride. There Are Still Plenty Of Nice, Friendly People In The USA.
J IL7 I imagine every day:)
Truth Lover I have a wrangler Sahara I just don’t have the support. I am a 45 year old female with a husband who thinks I’m nuts🤔 25 years of marriage and I can only stray so far away and being in south Florida it is impossible. I just enjoy RFB videos and dreaming though lol
@@CACJar Keep The Dream Alive Darlin....You Never Know Where Life Will Take You. What Happens To Us Is Not Really Up To Us And I Believe That If You Really Want Something Achievable To Happen It Can. When We Stop Dreaming Is When We Start To Get Old. Work Towards Your Dreams In Whatever Little Ways You Can. Start Saving Up 1 Dollar A Day If You Can & See Where That Gets You.
Richie, youl never find a mars rover up there, they will be found on Devon island m8 ;)
Never on mars !
WOW, you have captured Imogene pass in the best way possible, Only God has a better view than your Video. I have been over the trail many times both directions, but never appreciated it as much as what you presented here. This could be on National Geo TV. Great job, Thanks
Hello Richie, thank you for showing me your trek; now I understand why my friend and neighbor John is completing his new ride as he prepares to do Black Mtn. I have fortunately snow skied my entire life since I was 4 years old and skied Europe, Canada outback, climbing with skins on my skis and of course Wyoming, Colorado, Utah, California so I see what you see on skis....thank you for sharing! STAY SAFE!
Great video. Brought back lots of memories. Moved to Durango in 1972 and spent 30 years there. Did Imogene a number of times, as well as most of the roads between Durango, Telluride and Silverton, but as mentioned by a previous post, Black Bear is the one that brings you to your knees. And you’re right, the rental jeeps that go up have no idea what they’re in for in many cases. Nice job filming it.