I grew up in the Mon Forest. The Cranberry and Gauley district. It's a little bit Squatchy. I heard one from the inside of my tent back in 2012.0 One grandfather mined and worked on the CCC camp and the other logged it.
I have to get back into the habit of saying out loud... emergency break, park. First several outings I did that. Gotta get back to that every time I get out of the truck. We'll be doing the Canaan Loop in a few days!
What’s crazy is how much it can change from one mile to the next. Today in Pennsylvania over just 12 miles off road I saw sand, sticky mud, thin mud, thick mud, Sandy mud, multiple types of rock in all sizes and consistencies, stream crossings, dense woods, wide open spaces, heavy underbrush (gives the jeep what we call PA Pinstripes) and of course some wildlife
All terrain tires are good for highways and gravel roads in my opinion, that said I run Goodyear duratracks at the moment and only complaint I have is the side walls,got to be careful with heavy branches and hopping logs, I just killed my 3rd tire today due to this ( been using this model of tire for 10+ years). Gonna go for something when heavier side walls after these are done
I’ve gotten good wear out of my BFGs and there’s been very few ways they’ve let me down. They’ve never left me sit from a blow out or otherwise. But I’ve got big gashes in at least 2 sidewalls which is sketchy, and they chunked pretty significantly from the first time I took them off road. They’re about 75% worn down now, and they’re giving me terrible death wobble and a constant shimmy because they just won’t balance anymore. Definitely going with a more aggressive tire next time
U was in my back yard. Can't really tell from the traveling on the video which trail u was on. Alot of them around here but nothing stood out. But camping on chest mountain did. And Cass railroad and snow shoe mountain. But if u ever come back I can send some maps of great spots of camping to things to see all the way to some of are worst jeep trails that the clubs and locals test the rides out on.
So that I’m not blowing up areas with publicly posted routes, GPS tracks are something I share only with Patreon supporters, and for them it is by request. I do want people to get out and explore these areas, so I will hint that we were around the Cheat Wildlife Management Area when we crossed the old steel bridge
Good times my friend 🙌
For sure!
The only thing better than an XJ ghost riding into a creek ditch is multiple videos with said event documenting it 😂🙌
Haha yes indeed
Thanks for visiting my state. It’s truly a beautiful place that most of the country doesn’t know about.
Absolutely! And I’ll be back at every opportunity. Exploring southwestern part of the state in a few weeks!
@@DirtRoadTherapy I grew up in Wyoming County, the town of Oceana, very beautiful place.
I grew up in the Mon Forest. The Cranberry and Gauley district. It's a little bit Squatchy. I heard one from the inside of my tent back in 2012.0 One grandfather mined and worked on the CCC camp and the other logged it.
Still can't believe your XJ rolled off a cliff and was totally fine 🤣
The Spool Bus is part cat what can I say
Love Nate’s videos!
All the good luck in this new journey and greetings from Zacatecas, México, new subsriber here.
Thank you so much for the kind words!
I have to get back into the habit of saying out loud... emergency break, park. First several outings I did that. Gotta get back to that every time I get out of the truck. We'll be doing the Canaan Loop in a few days!
Love this adventure. Really captures the essence of what I look to do in my XJ.
Thanks Bryant, I hope to continue inspiring adventure 😎
Same! But with my TJ "Wilma"
You guys have some awesome looking country. That's a lot different habitat than we are use to out in Arizona.
What’s crazy is how much it can change from one mile to the next. Today in Pennsylvania over just 12 miles off road I saw sand, sticky mud, thin mud, thick mud, Sandy mud, multiple types of rock in all sizes and consistencies, stream crossings, dense woods, wide open spaces, heavy underbrush (gives the jeep what we call PA Pinstripes) and of course some wildlife
Looks like a very epic adventure. Hopefully I’ll get to join you on one soon!
I hope you do!
Love the new channel man! You're going to do awesome on your own!
Thanks so much my friend!
absolutely love it! Congrats my friend!!!
Thanks Richard!
That diesel tho!
It likes to do tractor things, what can I say 🤷🏽♂️
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Where about in pa are you? Im southwest pa. We do a lot of wv adventures. Could do a meet & greet sometime.
All terrain tires are good for highways and gravel roads in my opinion, that said I run Goodyear duratracks at the moment and only complaint I have is the side walls,got to be careful with heavy branches and hopping logs, I just killed my 3rd tire today due to this ( been using this model of tire for 10+ years). Gonna go for something when heavier side walls after these are done
I’ve gotten good wear out of my BFGs and there’s been very few ways they’ve let me down. They’ve never left me sit from a blow out or otherwise. But I’ve got big gashes in at least 2 sidewalls which is sketchy, and they chunked pretty significantly from the first time I took them off road. They’re about 75% worn down now, and they’re giving me terrible death wobble and a constant shimmy because they just won’t balance anymore. Definitely going with a more aggressive tire next time
@@DirtRoadTherapy I'll keep the Goodyears on my full size rugs but after seeing what them Patagonia mts can do I'm gonna get them
I caught you on Instagram. I also follow Dirt Life Style. Good video, and I can't wait to see more.
Glad to have you along!
U was in my back yard. Can't really tell from the traveling on the video which trail u was on. Alot of them around here but nothing stood out. But camping on chest mountain did. And Cass railroad and snow shoe mountain. But if u ever come back I can send some maps of great spots of camping to things to see all the way to some of are worst jeep trails that the clubs and locals test the rides out on.
Man that would be awesome!
@charles733 I live in southwest VA. Would you mind sending me those maps?
any chance you can share the coordinates for this trip?
So that I’m not blowing up areas with publicly posted routes, GPS tracks are something I share only with Patreon supporters, and for them it is by request. I do want people to get out and explore these areas, so I will hint that we were around the Cheat Wildlife Management Area when we crossed the old steel bridge
Why is your oil psi so low?
I don’t believe it’s accurate, but it is consistent.
Deforestation is from managed clear cutting. IT's not to put in parking lots or buildings.