I love that spot. Most don’t bother turning off the main FS and miss it, which is great for us that like to check all the side trails. That’s kind of a go to spot for me among several others in that vicinity.
Is this on the route going from FS-75 to FS-73? I drove up some side trails two weeks ago, but snow stopped me from going to a spot with a view of rainier.
This is very much Mount Rainier as I was north of it in Greenwater. I've also summited this mountain so I'm quite familiar with it 😉 👍 Thanks for watching!
@@ConquestOverland Coolbeans... looks like Adam's from those shots. I've submitted Rainier also with RMI back in the late 90's... Congratulations on your summit mate! Man, I've hiked from the beautiful lodge to Base Camp Muir at least 50 times back in the day. Training for the summit! It was Awesome back then!!! Hey, thanks for the update! Keep safe and well in your adventures mate!
@@ConquestOverland Try and get the angle to the side as much as possible. It will show the angle, though you will lose the depth of the road and its bumps.
@@ConquestOverland i need to find it lol. I also stumbled across one of your videos with Eric (@evergreen_rnr)! I’ve known him for about 10yrs! Love watching your videos! I’m very new to Overlanding but definitely looking forward to exploring and getting out there. Keep up the great videos!
I went there when snow first started a month ago. There was a lot of trees knocked down and icy roads on the drive up. The views made the icy switchbacks worth it.
The roads heading up that way can certainly get a little dicey this time of year, but good on ya for making up out there. Such a beautiful area year-round!
Great video. I was just out there this last weekend. Extra cool watching your videos when I've been to those places. You do such a great job filming and capturing the beauty on camera and doing it justice.
I was up there around same time lots of snow still around lonesome lake. I couldn’t get to the spot I wanted so ended up going to Naches. I might have a picture and video of that same bear
Right on! Crazy how the snow is still a factor this far into the year though we had a very unique winter. Glad you to hear you got out there and tested out the trails 👍
Awesome videos, I recently discovered your Chanel. I’m local to you and you got me thinking about exploring my surroundings a little more. I was wondering if you happen to have your route saved if you are willing to share it. I’d like to try some of the trails you have shared but have a stock 2020 trd off-road Tacoma and am wondering if it can do the job. Appreciate any feedback. Thanks a lot and really dig your content
Cool vid man, been following for a while your subs are way up since then. Gas is killing me by making my summer trips turn into $300 of gas of I want a full tank there and back and for the rest of the week haha
Very cool spot.. remember driving through last year and made a note to stay.. but the mosquitos killed us ..I love your setup. How small does the awning room fold up?
Yeah, I still ended up with a few bites when setting up and tearing down the awning room. Gotta love summer camping! 😆 The room itself packs down to about a large gym bag and I've been able to stuff it inside a 55L duffel. 👍
@@ConquestOverland I'd highly recommend the Radius or now the EX90. The best part about them is they charge via USB and don't use a flame so they're much safer for a tent, etc. They also use little cartridges that last forever (like 40 hours) and are easy to reseal & store without drying out/evaporating. I like them in combination with a portable, like the MR300 or MR450 to use when leaving the zone. We spread out & use a radius at the kitchen, the tent and the table. When I had 2 I used one to set up the tent & drive the mosquitos out & then sealed the tent. They also work GREAT when we use our Gazelle Gazebo with a table inside.
Sorry if this question has been asked but I am new to Washington USA from Italy and just purchased a Jeep. How do you find all of the trails in your videos? Is it special permissions? Thank you 🙏
I use a mix of Gaia GPS, Google Earth, TrailOffroad, and a little luck 😉 Congrats on the new Jeep and welcome to the Pacific Northwest, lots of opportunities for exploring!
Nice , did you have those inch long flying ants where you were at ? I had them down at the Lower Falls campground on the Lewis river like mad . They don't bite or anything but there was a lot of them , some kids camped across the road from me said they didn't like the dragon fly's , I didn't have the heart to tell them they were ants . LOL
@@ConquestOverland FR25 is open and there is a great view of Mt. Saint Helens on the way south , if you get down that way . Lots of snow on the sides of the road still at the highest elevations but none on the road itself , just watch out for the slip areas if you go there is 2 places where I used the other lane they looked so bad .
Stunning for sure, was that on the northeast side? When you make those river crossings do you wade through the water first to check the depth or do you just charge it?
For all water crossing I usually get out and check the depth with a stick or something. If it's truly questionable I'll walk it though most of the times the crossings are not that deep to worry about 👍
Relatively budget friendly gear: Lumix G-85, DJI Osmo Action (first model), DJI Mavic Air 2, and my cell phone 😉 Go-Pros are fantastic so definitely use what you have until you find a specific need to upgrade.
@@ConquestOverland Thank you for the information! You have inspired me to create a TH-cam channel similar to yours. I'm located here in Washington as well. Hopefully we run into each other on the trails!
@@LimitlessOverland that’s so incredible to hear, right on! Remember to always have fun with it and enjoy the adventure no matter the challenges. We’ll see ya out on the trails!
Awesome video and I love Washington, I just moved here from CA. I’ve been curious, do you or anyone know a shop that can rebuild shocks in WA? I have king shocks I want to rebuild.
Thanks for the support and welcome to WA! I’ve taken my truck to Mule Expedition Outfitters numerous times, give them a call as I’m sure they’ll be able to help 👍
A lot of people think airing down gives you a wider footprint, but actually it's a much longer one.
Very true!
Round of applause for the Snoqualmie Fire Lookout Association
Absolutely 👏
I love that spot. Most don’t bother turning off the main FS and miss it, which is great for us that like to check all the side trails.
That’s kind of a go to spot for me among several others in that vicinity.
Same here! That spot is killer!
Greenwater certainly has plenty of camp site opportunities depending which road you travel down 😉
just moved out here from tx & would love to make a video at this spot! Amazing!! Anyone mind sharing coordinates?
Is this on the route going from FS-75 to FS-73?
I drove up some side trails two weeks ago, but snow stopped me from going to a spot with a view of rainier.
@@ethancorrea5435can you share coordinates?
Thanks!
Wow. Just perfect place to camp. Quite and peaceful. Videography is stunning.👍👍👍
Thank you very much!
Mt. Adams!
I live at the base... Mt. Rainier is to the left of this over the Columbia River Gorge. Nice pictures though!
This is very much Mount Rainier as I was north of it in Greenwater. I've also summited this mountain so I'm quite familiar with it 😉 👍
Thanks for watching!
@@ConquestOverland Coolbeans... looks like Adam's from those shots. I've submitted Rainier also with RMI back in the late 90's... Congratulations on your summit mate!
Man, I've hiked from the beautiful lodge to Base Camp Muir at least 50 times back in the day. Training for the summit! It was Awesome back then!!!
Hey, thanks for the update! Keep safe and well in your adventures mate!
Dude that sunset is PARAMOUNT! Thanks for sharing
Appreciate the kind words and support, thank you!
Yet another fantastic video. Thank you sir.
Thank you for the continued support, much appreciated!
Great Video thanks for sharing. That hill at 6 min in is steeper than it looks. The camera doesn't do it justice. See you out on the trail.
The hill certainly was steeper, hate how the camera takes that out but was a fun little section for sure! Thank you for the support!
@@ConquestOverland Try and get the angle to the side as much as possible. It will show the angle, though you will lose the depth of the road and its bumps.
Epic view of MT. Rainier.👍
Indeed!!
i need visit those places before i die 💔 when you come to visit sudi arabia i will show you a good places
Man, that view of Mt Rainier is amazing!!!
It's definitely one of my favorite sites in the summer months! 😊
@@ConquestOverland i need to find it lol. I also stumbled across one of your videos with Eric (@evergreen_rnr)! I’ve known him for about 10yrs! Love watching your videos! I’m very new to Overlanding but definitely looking forward to exploring and getting out there. Keep up the great videos!
Love the sniper views of you on the trail…and man those gas prices really hitting all time highs…
Gas prices have certainly been a challenge lately though absolutely love getting out on trips like this even if for a quick overnight 😉 👍
I went there when snow first started a month ago. There was a lot of trees knocked down and icy roads on the drive up. The views made the icy switchbacks worth it.
The roads heading up that way can certainly get a little dicey this time of year, but good on ya for making up out there. Such a beautiful area year-round!
@@ConquestOverland Made me want to get better tires for sure. Just crawled slowly in low range back down to play it safe.
This is my first time watching one of your videos. Very enjoyable all the way around. Thank you.
Appreciate the support, thank you very much!
Great video. I was just out there this last weekend. Extra cool watching your videos when I've been to those places. You do such a great job filming and capturing the beauty on camera and doing it justice.
Thanks for the support! That's awesome you were just there, that whole area makes my job easy on capturing it due to the incredible views! 😉 👍
I was up there around same time lots of snow still around lonesome lake. I couldn’t get to the spot I wanted so ended up going to Naches. I might have a picture and video of that same bear
Right on! Crazy how the snow is still a factor this far into the year though we had a very unique winter. Glad you to hear you got out there and tested out the trails 👍
Awesome videos, I recently discovered your Chanel. I’m local to you and you got me thinking about exploring my surroundings a little more. I was wondering if you happen to have your route saved if you are willing to share it. I’d like to try some of the trails you have shared but have a stock 2020 trd off-road Tacoma and am wondering if it can do the job. Appreciate any feedback. Thanks a lot and really dig your content
Thank you for taking us along! Beautiful scenery!!!! ❤️
Sincerely appreciate the support! The Pacific Northwest certainly makes my job of capturing footage easy with all the scenic landscapes 😉
Beautiful Camp and hike, I haven't hiked Suntop yet and I've hiked a ton of Washington mountains lol
Thank you! Definitely add it to the list, absolutely stunning on a clear day!
Thanks, awesome as always!
Thank you for the support!
Just went exploring and ended up at sun top today then stumbled on your video, great content 🤙
Right on, I'm sure the views were incredible! Appreciate the support!
The bear is posing.
Beautiful views
He sure was!
Amazing footage!
Thank you!
Yessssssssssss amassssszing
Thank you!
That sunset was amazing! Great video
It was certainly one for the books! Thank you for the support!
I'm in awe of that view of Rainier!
Cool vid man, been following for a while your subs are way up since then. Gas is killing me by making my summer trips turn into $300 of gas of I want a full tank there and back and for the rest of the week haha
Appreciate the continued support, means a lot! Agreed, gas certainly has been a difficult challenge though doing our best to keep the content going. 👍
I cant forget what was written on that gas pump. So different in Canada.
Yup, that one hurt the wallet to fill up… 😆
Thanks for uploading the video. It makes my day a lot better :)
Means a lot, thank you for the support!
Amazing vida brother, keep them coming!
Appreciate it, thank you so much!
Absolutely stunning man! What do you use to find your trails?
Gaia GPS based off that intro scene 😉
Thank you! I personally use Gaia GPS for all planning and navigation while out on the trails 👍
Also reduces puncture ratio greatly
Indeed, very important also! 👍
First time viewing your video. Really enjoy it! GOOD JOB!!! May i ask about the coordinate for the camp ground?
Great video!
Thank you!
Very cool spot.. remember driving through last year and made a note to stay.. but the mosquitos killed us ..I love your setup. How small does the awning room fold up?
Yeah, I still ended up with a few bites when setting up and tearing down the awning room. Gotta love summer camping! 😆 The room itself packs down to about a large gym bag and I've been able to stuff it inside a 55L duffel. 👍
@@ConquestOverland Consider a Thermacell. You could set it up - give it a few minutes and then set up & it will keep them away from you.
@@TheKPDX Good tip, I’ve used those Thermacells before, they work pretty great! I just ran out of butane before the trip but I’m restocked now!
@@ConquestOverland I'd highly recommend the Radius or now the EX90. The best part about them is they charge via USB and don't use a flame so they're much safer for a tent, etc. They also use little cartridges that last forever (like 40 hours) and are easy to reseal & store without drying out/evaporating. I like them in combination with a portable, like the MR300 or MR450 to use when leaving the zone. We spread out & use a radius at the kitchen, the tent and the table. When I had 2 I used one to set up the tent & drive the mosquitos out & then sealed the tent. They also work GREAT when we use our Gazelle Gazebo with a table inside.
@@TheKPDX oh wow, the technology has greatly changed since I last looked… 😆 adding to cart now, thank you for the tips!
Do you have new rear leafs in the works any time soon? I was following you the other morning and man they are loud. 😜
Haha new sets are coming soon! 😂
I always enjoy watching your videos, would be cool to meet up sometime and cruise around. in roy, wa
I appreciate the support, thank you very much! I'm sure our paths will cross soon enough 😉
Nice
Thank you!
Thanks for sharing the beautiful views! Could anyone share the location?
Mind sharing the location of the campsite?? We are planning to go there this July.
I love my General Grabbers! What size you running?
Me too! 285/70/17
@@ConquestOverland I run 295s...only complaint is the weight...heavy tires! But I've never had to use my winch since putting these on.
Sorry if this question has been asked but I am new to Washington USA from Italy and just purchased a Jeep. How do you find all of the trails in your videos? Is it special permissions? Thank you 🙏
I use a mix of Gaia GPS, Google Earth, TrailOffroad, and a little luck 😉
Congrats on the new Jeep and welcome to the Pacific Northwest, lots of opportunities for exploring!
Nice , did you have those inch long flying ants where you were at ? I had them down at the Lower Falls campground on the Lewis river like mad . They don't bite or anything but there was a lot of them , some kids camped across the road from me said they didn't like the dragon fly's , I didn't have the heart to tell them they were ants . LOL
Haha, I did not have them at this camp but that is a funny story! 😆
@@ConquestOverland FR25 is open and there is a great view of Mt. Saint Helens on the way south , if you get down that way . Lots of snow on the sides of the road still at the highest elevations but none on the road itself , just watch out for the slip areas if you go there is 2 places where I used the other lane they looked so bad .
Stunning for sure, was that on the northeast side? When you make those river crossings do you wade through the water first to check the depth or do you just charge it?
For all water crossing I usually get out and check the depth with a stick or something. If it's truly questionable I'll walk it though most of the times the crossings are not that deep to worry about 👍
Question, for the ARB awning room could you basically camp in it? Does the “main” window have a privacy flap?
Sure can, all sides have privacy doors that drop and zip down. 👍
What type of cameras are you using? Would you suggest using a GoPro?
Relatively budget friendly gear: Lumix G-85, DJI Osmo Action (first model), DJI Mavic Air 2, and my cell phone 😉
Go-Pros are fantastic so definitely use what you have until you find a specific need to upgrade.
@@ConquestOverland Thank you for the information! You have inspired me to create a TH-cam channel similar to yours. I'm located here in Washington as well. Hopefully we run into each other on the trails!
@@LimitlessOverland that’s so incredible to hear, right on! Remember to always have fun with it and enjoy the adventure no matter the challenges. We’ll see ya out on the trails!
What trail is this
Awesome video and I love Washington, I just moved here from CA. I’ve been curious, do you or anyone know a shop that can rebuild shocks in WA? I have king shocks I want to rebuild.
Thanks for the support and welcome to WA! I’ve taken my truck to Mule Expedition Outfitters numerous times, give them a call as I’m sure they’ll be able to help 👍
@@ConquestOverland awesome I’ll call them, thank you
Is this fs73? Towards lonesome lake?
no
Why the swap from the GFC?
Work at iKamper, check out the last several episodes.
Thanks Buddy. Great as usual.
Thank you very much! Appreciate the continued support!