Overland movie - 575 MILES OFF ROAD SOLO in my BRONCO - Washington BDR
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 มี.ค. 2024
- I took on the 575 Mile Off Road Washington State Backcountry Discovery route and completed it in one trip!
More Adventure awaits at:
/ offthegrind
OTG Merch available at getoffthegrind.com/store
Follow me on Instagram: @_offthegrind_
Discount and Affiliate Links
iKamper:
Follow this link below and enter these codes at checkout!
glnk.io/8lv28/offthegrind
FREE SHIPPING: OFFTHEGRINDFREE
TrailRax:
Click the link and use OTG5 for 5% off your order:
www.avantlink.com/click.php?t...
MORRFlate: www.avantlink.com/click.php?t...
IceCo: OTG12 for 12% off at icecofreezer.com/OTG12
For Business inquires, email me at: david@getoffthegrind.com
Amazon Store:
www.amazon.com/shop/offthegrind
#Bronco #Offroad #Overland - ยานยนต์และพาหนะ
![ตรงที่เดิม - ฝน พรสุดา [ต้นฉบับ :เบส ขวางหวัน]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/c5YnbGEztI8/mqdefault.jpg)
Almost fall? Man, it must have taken you so long to make this. Not to mention, I can't even imagine all the time it took you for all the b-roll shots that you got. I cringe thinking what it took for you to organize all your footage. I love editing, but it can be tedious as you know. Fantastic work man. I wish I had the time and money to go on long adventures like this as much as you're able. Maybe one day! Your work is greatly appreciated. Btw.... Shelf roads are my favorite 😊
This was pretty easy to put together just because I had done a series summer of last year and broke it up by section. I wanted people to be able to see each section individually and easily for research. But I know people also love the full length movies so I combined all of them in this video. But the initial edit of the series was brutal lol!
Also, I have the time cause this is my job now. I don’t have the money though haha! But that will come in time. Thanks for watching!
@@OFFTHEGRIND sure thing man. I know what it takes to put together these videos so I know you spend a lot of time and thought out there. Keep it up!
I appreciate the effort it takes to solo film and edit these videos. Well done.
I’ve done a lot of the BDR for work, but at some point I’ll take my old landcruiser from too top to bottom for pleasure.
damn! couldn't have had better timing with this! the wife and i just got a raptor bronco and are itching to get some offroading done this year. can't wait to watch this with her later
Hell yeah man! Congrats on the new Braptor! I hope you guys enjoy the video
Very cool video. Thanks for showing another adventure to try in WA. Nice job driving the Bronco and drone in unison!
Haha thanks! Love the drone so much. It adds so much to the video
Great job! Traveling through all seasons of the beautiful nature.
Great video! Camera and drone work were top-notch. What a beautiful trip. Can't wait for more.
It’s speachless… all those views and the really hard work you do for make it possible to show us that amazing experience! Ohh man this make me go to an adventure! Thx for all
What a fun adventure that was! Jake and I are stoked to do some more adventures with you this summer.
Great narration, drone footage and camera angles. Well done.
Great video. Your production and filming is amazing. Very talented with the drone. Thanks for sharing your great adventure.
Appreciate the work you put in to make these videos happen.
Thanks man
Awesome video bro, I can't wait to get the 4runner out and do this. I'm still learning and being inspired by your content. Thank you for the example. This video was a treat.
I did this trip last year in September. It was one of the best trips I’ve ever taken. I can only imagine the amount of video you had to edit for this!
Great video. Did half of it last year and I can't wait to do the rest of it this year.
I know that feeling at 38:00 all too well lol. Great production. Keep it up.
Loved this video! So neat that you put the whole trip together!
Thank you! I’m glad you liked it.
I love this Bronco
Thats one hell of a movie bro. Excellent videography and cinematography and superb editing and music choices. Well done. The BDR looks like an awesome trip. Washington and Oregon are beautiful states.
Love the WA BDR! Solo trips are good now and then. You tend to approach things differently and learn things you might otherwise not. Cheers!
Cheers! Yeah I like the solo trips every once in a while. Definitely push you a little differently
Beautiful video! Beautiful family. Blessings!
Thanks so much!
Premade food and simple meals while camping are the best. Less time doing kitchen stuff and cleanup are always a bonus. I used to love intricate meals while doing trips. I'd rather spend time playing with the dog, or going for a walk around camp before dark after a long drive. Did this whole trip last spring and it was awesome.
Excellent video work. The drone shots are ridiculous! Thanks for sharing.
Thank you!
Great video!! Thank you!
great video. thanks for all the hard work
Of course! Thanks for watching!
Love your videos man. I'm an a big fan. Keep them coming.
Thank you!
this is so cool! great video.
You are literally living my dream :')
Thank you for sharing 🫡
Another awesome video I am starting to plan the NOR CA BDR....I wish that I had the video skills that you do...
Great video.😍
Amazing video, you deserve more views, man. Fellow overland enthusiast from China, I have a friend who also drives a Bronco in the US.😁
Thanks so much! Do you get to get out much in china? What’s the scene like over there?
Great Video!
this vid is amazing. I have been on the fence on the new Bronco. I have owned 2x 90s full size 5.0 broncos and also the PSI lowering gadget is awesome. Love the scenery too!
My dad had and early 90s bronco with a supercharged 351 in it and it was freakin awesome! I loved it and that was part of the reason I got this one.
My wife and I just got a 2024 heritage. Looking to build it out like yours. Wondering if a rooftop tent is a good move as we have a 5 month old who would sleep with us. Prob will ground camp for the time beeing.
Thanks for the inspiration.
Love the trip … very nice
nice...thank for sharing.
The night sequence around 25-26:00 is something else!
Hey dude! Love your vids.
I've been building my 4door bronco and running into payload limits real quick. Have you had issues with exceeding the GVWR fully loaded for long trips like this?
Beautiful video!
Question: are you able to open your right rear door with your Trax mounted??
Wow another awesome adventure video with great content. One quick question which ammo box fire setup is the one you are using. Thanks for taking this Old man along with you on this adventure.
Hey! It’s from ignik. Honestly I would not recommend it. It doesn’t take up much space, but it also doesn’t put out any heat. Which is why I haven’t used it since
Hey...I told you in your last video that I actually appreciate your reviews of various products, such as tires, inflation systems, rooftop tents and most especially, the IceCo fridge/freezers. And just like I said in that previous video chat, I just ordered my first IceCo fridge, thanks to your reviews! I tried to use your discount code but the website wouldn't let me, as I placed the order within their 5 year anniversary window. Ordering it during that short window was also, thanks to you!!
That’s awesome man I’m so glad you were able to pick one up! Yeah I don’t think my code was stackable during that time, but if you used the link it still helps! I’m really glad you get something out of me talking about products though. Makes me feel better about doing it
My EcoFlow glacier wiring pattern: Bronco inverter to extension cord, EcoFlow AC adapter provides 200w to my Anker 757 anytime I’m moving, usb-C from Anker 757 to glacier. This ensures my glacier is always 100% full and all extra power production is dumped into the Anker’s solar input port. If I stop moving I deploy a solar panel and continue dumping solar into the Anker.
Cinematics are phenomenal. You dialed them in. What camera and what drone are you using? Quality is top notch.
I’m not a guy who can sit and watch many videos on TH-cam longer than 10 minutes long, but your video had me hooked the whole time. Amazing editing work! I have a Wildtrak Bronco and would love to overland it. What exhaust do you have?
Saya menunggu ini video, sangat mengesankan ❤
I hope it was worth the wait! Thanks!
@@OFFTHEGRIND you are welcome, saya fans anda dari Indonesia
That was a great video, awesome views from the drone. Just curious how much fuel you used on that trip? Thats a lot of miles.
Amazing that you can cover all of this back country alone and have never sighted any cryptides/sasquatch as other utubers have talked about on their channels!! I have spent a lot of time in back country areas and I have never experienced anything like that either! Myth or fact??
Bro I’m not in to that clickbait BS. I tell the story how it is. If I see Bigfoot you’ll know lol! Which by the way, I’m hoping I do. I think we’d be buds
Great video I can feel the excitement of being there. Quick question though do you use manual mode for the bronco when your in 4L and 4H or auto because I've been trying to find videos on how to properly use my bronco offroad and none of them seem to show or explain what you can do.
Thank you!
So for the most part I’m in auto. There are some cases where I use manual though. Any steep decent manual is good for engine braking. Sand and snow are good to have in manual as well because you want to keep the rpm’s up. The biggest thing is turning traction control off though. It interferes way too much
@@OFFTHEGRIND awesome thank you for the advice
SWEET Bronco. What trim is that one and approximately how much was it prior to upgrades and accessories?
Great video as usual. I'm curious why you, and some of your fellow creators, don't invest in APEX valve stems for airing down. I have them and absolutely love them (can be completely aired down in about a minute or so and not even be moving at combat speed). I know the one drawback for them is they are rigid and can break if the location of the valve stem on the wheel doesn't provide adequate protection, so carrying some emergency valve stems would be wise. To an extent, I'll go through what is necessary to get where I wanna go, but I'm not hardcore, if there's a bypass, I'm taking it or turning around lol. So for me, investing in the valve stems was 100% worth it in the time saved airing down, though I'm never in a hurry, but I prefer the convenience. Anyway, just curious is all. Keep the videos coming brother and stay safe out there.
New bucket list goal. Any scratches in your paint? If so how bad were they?
Do you find it difficult riding alone? Great video. I have not any overlanding but will do in future. Thanks.
38:00 HAHA went through in my stock Silverado with a utility box towing a trailer couple summers back. Just need to learn to trust the truck. That bronco will go sooo much further than you think if that little spot makes you nervous. Good video. I have some footage from my trip but way rough and cant be bothered with all the work you put in editing.
Oh bro I know it’s easy. I’ve just almost slid off too many shelf roads so now I’m just super sketched out by it. And I love off roading and tough obstacles. Just different when there’s a hill to one side lol. But thanks man
And solo…
What are your thoughts about taking a lifted camper van on the route? The Beehive washout looked like a no-go, but otherwise? Fun trip.
Any tips for getting through the beehive washout? I'm in a modestly lifted Astro van... we will be doing the WABDR in August this year.
I'm like you... I dont like heights or shelf roads. I'm having some anxiety about the Beehive washout.
Just take it nice and slow. The climb out you’ll need some momentum for, but the off camber low point just go nice and slow and use a spotter. I think my bronco might be more too heavy then an Astro van (unless you’re running a rooftop tent) but it’s also wider. You should be able to hug the inside a little more and give yourself more space. If you get there and you’re not feeling it though, bail. It’s also way easier to turn around coming from the north, but I’d rather have the hill on the driver side, so approaching from the south, so I can see where my tires are in relation to the edge of the trail
How often do you air down? It can be a pia doing it one wheel at a time, and more than once a trip, but I am not sure doing it just once on a typical weekend jaunt would justify an elaborate setup. And may I ask how much time you save compared to doing it one wheel at a time?
Great video ! We ran the Beeehive Washout the summer after it slid and I still have ptsd moments about it - what was I thinking ?!?
Oh man, I heard it was insanely sketchy after it first happened. I think I was through it two season later and it was so much better. Still didn't like it though lol
How much drive time did you take for each section? I really appreciate videos like this! Planning on a trip up the BDR this year
I am excited to try the BDR out... but as it looks... we can only do 1-3 sections with Rivian due to charging availability.
Solar. Lots and lots of solar 😅
@DiamondDirtBikeDuo oh iiiii have a way to get me range and solar... but instead of a week it will be a month trip lol
Haha yeah I don’t imagine you could get enough from solar to charge quickly. Love the rivians though
@@OFFTHEGRIND oooover the month lol unless someone carepackage drops a generator lol
@@dominicwilkersonI don’t see a problem with taking a month off work just to take your time on the WABDR. 😊 the struggles of charging would be interesting video to watch.
That turn off you had at the 6:30 mark is me to a T. Never have been able to resist those off branches.
Gotta get technical when given the chance!
You could run the paved sections at 18 psi with no issue. My group doesn’t even consider 18 aired down lol. We’ll run 10psi for hours on the hwy sometimes.
Just makes me nervous. I know when tires are under inflated, with all the flex and movement in with and between the plys, they get really hot which can in turn make the inner liner bead and break away. I think you’re right, probably not that big of a deal at 18 psi, but I’d still just rather air up to make sure I get all the miles I can out of these.
What is that camp chair that you use?
what do u mean by BDR?
BTW if u add in your video when u took lunch and dinner ,how u cooked it .
moreover if there would ve been some fishing to catch and have it for food .that would make the video more awesome .
BDR stands for backcountry discovery route. I believe there are 20 states that have official routes
Looks like pinstripe central on some of those narrower trails 😬
Oh yeah, the Bronco is tore up lol
How does the Broncos Gas millage perform on overland trips?
Not that bad, but not great either lol. I think I got between 12-14 this trip
@28:48 is what dash mount are you using for the inReach? Thanks!
Hey! It’s from Ram mounts
Very cool video. Thanks for sharing! Hope to take that trip someday. Had to cringe watching you chop those veggies though. :) It would suck to remove a fingertip. Just tuck them under…
Haha I’ve tried to do that and I just can’t get the hang of it for some reason. But I’m glad you liked the video despite the obvious danger of losing a finger lol
What pistol is in your door? On my camping trips i have my FN FNX .45 with me. I am debating strongly for a 10 mm in time
It’s a CZ P10c. I LOVE that pistol. However, I’m picking up an FN 510 this week 😎
@OFFTHEGRIND that's what I'm leaning on as well. I have a .357 but capacity I feel is best
@ericleitch1871 agreed. And the 10mm has proven itself as a great woods gun.
@OFFTHEGRIND thanks for your input for sure. And the scenery in this video. Amazing
Could you have drug the Mammoth overland through this trail?
wondering if this BDR is doable w an off road trailer in tow. Any tough sections?
The only section I’d be weary about is section 3. Maybe section 4 too since it is tight and would be difficult to let other vehicles pass with a trailer in tow. But 1,2,5, and 6 would be easy
I do this trip every year with a group of my work buddies. I happened to look at the route on OnX last week and it said the first leg was closed? Obviously it’s not. How were the trail conditions?
Oh I did this in the fall. But figured it was going to open up sooner this year so I wanted to put out the full length movie to get people excited! I have no idea what the trail conditions are now
@@OFFTHEGRINDgot it! Appreciate it bro!
Eventually want to do this whenever I get stationed out in Washington! Maybe 2025
It’s pretty fun man! I like spending more time in one area rather then just getting through it so I don’t know if I’ll do it again, but it was a great experience either way
8:50 will that cup be on the store? I’ll buy asap!
No my brother hand made those for me! But I’ll let him know
Replace your cabin filters...
What exhaust do you have?
It is a Corsa Sport exhaust
When is the best time of year to do the WA BDR?
Depends on what adventure you’re looking for. If you’re one of the first few after winter, there will be a lot of trail clearing from down trees, washouts, and maybe still snow. But in the late summer or fall all will be clear and you can just enjoy the views.
sorry for my ignorance but what is a widow maker?
That’s not ignorance. Widow makers are dead trees or tree limbs that could fall and hurt or kill you
Back Count Very Route
Trasnpassing again huh!! 😂😂😂man nice video now i see why it take a little longer for you to post again.
Is there a gps track of this route anywhere.?
Yup! Ridebdr.com
dude did you find the links to rent the tents?
I did! Here you go!
campwhiteaspen.com/
My raptor ranger should be here any day!!!! Or so they keep telling me lol.
@@OFFTHEGRIND
What mud flaps are you running?
They are from IAG
Love the channel btw. You inspired me to really try and get out with the kids and expose them to this stuff. Unfortunately we can't all fit in a rooftop tent so I'm picking up our Mission Overland Summit trailer tomorrow. Keep up the great work.
@aeromechmike that’s awesome to here man, I’m so glad I could inspire you to get out. And dude, mission overland trailers has a new model the trail dog, and I think they’re gonna let me borrow it to test it out. Like you, we can’t all fit in the RTT so really looking at trailers. Wish I still had my mammoth overland trailer
hey , man where were those rental?
campwhiteaspen.com/
39:10 A Karen out in the wild lol
Other than anticipating my death and doing nothing about it, she was an absolute sweetheart lol
How do I find this passage?
ridebdr.com/
Did you need to carry extra gasoline?
Yes I did. I had to use it between at the end of section 6. There's no gas stations around for miles and no service
Aired down for that at the very beginning of the trail… 🤣 oh the whole reason for the nonsense drama was for a sponsorship.
No its cause those falle are stiff as hell and jarring when off road. I aired down for comfort
What is a widowmaker in this context? A broken off treetrop that has not fallen to the ground yet?
Or a large limb, but yeah
The exhaust on your bronco sounds soo good. I need that.
What did you mean by “widowmakers everywhere”
broken & sketchy tree limbs that can fall and hurt you
Yeah what he said lol. But they are dead trees or limbs that could hurt or unalive you. Something to look out for for sure
@@chrisfamisaran @OFFTHEGRIND the more you know. Thanks y'all
David, you venture off the grid solo 99% of the time. So why no winch till today?
Hot fire
Just like you
@@OFFTHEGRIND awe chucks
Who is that other Jake?
That exhaust sounds terrible.
You're pretty brave going that far out away from an auto parts store in a Ford.
I’ve never had a ford product fail me. And I have no reason to doubt my bronco
“Off-road” 😂
I’m buying a Bronco and all the products this guy is pushing because he’s not selling nothing or making money off this video. lol. You’re not even from the PNW, Cali Boy!
Hit the nail on the head with that one! I'm broke!! Say hi to your mom for me
The North Face billboard is awful buddy. You should know better.
What? I have no idea what you’re talking about
Too much music.
Its unnecessary. It kills the off road drive.
Then these endless fly by drone shots.
Thanks for the feedback. I will change nothing in the future
I like the content, but the obnoxious bronco exhaust has got to go! Also a 3 inch lift would be perfect.
You already posted this split into each section? Why share the exact same content again? Love your stuff, let’s see some fresh content.
And if he first showed the full edit and then posted again in 6 videos, would you be more or less annoyed? People consume content in different ways, that’s why. I’d rather watch one 1.5-3 hour long edit to stay in the zone than shorter videos, but I watched the shorter ones and will watch this one too because it’s such a great series. I’m here for it, and so will be so many more people. Also, it’s winter time which probably leads to less exploration capacity depending on the weather, so “fresh content” isn’t always possible. If you love the content so much, then give the guy a break to post whatever he wants. ❤
So the person who replied is exactly right. Some people like short videos, some like the full trip all in one go. So from a content creators perspective, this allows us to reach more people and broaden our reach. I’m sorry that means there’s a week or two without fresh content, but this puts the channel in a better position so I can keep putting more stuff out. I just got back from Utah, so that’s coming soon!
@OFFTHEGRIND This was one of the best series iv seen on TH-cam. Getting to watch it in full length is awesome 👌 Thanks David
@@OFFTHEGRINDI think this comment came off too harsh brother. My apologies. I completely understand the reasoning for long form and short form. I actually watched it all again because I appreciate your quality. You’ve got some great cinematic stuff going on here dude. Excited to see Utah!
@DiamondDirtBikeDuo thanks man! No I totally get it and expected to have comments similar to this. But I’m glad you understand the reasoning behind it. Thanks for watching it again!