I love what you've done with the narration and laying the base knowledge and history required to fully appreciate the difficulty of this trail. I can't wait to see more!
wyattoneable I agree, the Mormon story and trailhead advise is really well narrated. I do not usually enjoy such things, but this was very entertaining.
This was a GREAT video. Some off-roading, a little history lesson and good friends. It brings back memories of off-roading with my friends in the high desert of Southern California bordering New Mexico. Awesome stuff, I am eagerly awaiting the next installment.
Im going to be honest here Tyler. Your videos have always been “ok” to me. Never had a complaint. But never really did much for me. This video however was top notch. The history pertaining to the hole in the rock you portrayed was incredible. Loved every second of it. Im definitely going back and watching all your videos now! Well done sir.
Amazing video What a great opener to the mini series and a nice surprise on that piece of history Tyler! Can't wait to see the rest guys! Hope to make it out there next year!
Man top notch video and audio voice over narration was a 10 out of 10. I have always been a fan of bleeping jeep but damn your video production and editing skills have drastically improved! Huge thumbs up keep the content coming!
Josh Wagoner said it! Really and truly great. I can't imagine how long it took to dig up all the photos, write the narration, capture the Google Earth images, and then put it all together. Really top notch all around!
Really enjoyed the history about this area. Being a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, it's really cool to hear about what the early pioneers went through.
Extremely well done, Tyler. Your skills really show in this video. I think (as has been mentioned) it would be great to hear you do voiceover work or historical audio books. Great, engaging video. I can't wait to see the rest!
Hole in the Rock is no joke. Both directions, in and out, present obstacles and the trails sheer remoteness make it daunting. Really liked the video, nice work.
wow amazing video -- i had no idea about the hole in the rock story --i thought it was a souvenir stand and the wagons lowered to the river was near moab amazing work :)
You probably dont give a shit but if you guys are stoned like me during the covid times then you can stream all the new movies and series on instaflixxer. Been streaming with my gf recently xD
Good for you. This place is almost unknown. We've done it since the 90's. Last year we took 2 Trail models 50" SxS's. Wife in one me in other, an atv (son) and 2 dirt bikes (son and grandson). Incredible trip.. totally Epic. We are doing it again with a highly modded 2012 Wrangler and my 2001 xj raised et al. Was a thrill to see you do it. Watch your channel all the time. Btw we live 60 miles east of Durango and ride Moab a lot. Thx
Been riding forever. I cant anymore so SxS and Jeeps. We used to do the whole thing in one day on bikes though. You should see the 4 place sport atvs eat it up.
Great video. I look forward to the future hole in the rock videos. I usually get all notifications for all bleepinjeep videos but for some reason this one didn't notify me. Given the number of views that may be the case for all subscribers.
This video has only been released to Patreon supports at this time. That's probably why you didn't get the notification. Part 2 is ready and part 3 will be done soon as well. Once they're all ready we'll release the whole series to all our subscribers. Stay tuned!
Any time you can mix Wheeling with history it makes for a great time. It's makes you sit back and wonder how they got wagons through some of these areas when it is tough for even the most sophisticated purpose built rigs... Also goes to show the backbone drive, and perseverance these people had.
Matt, I understand the length of the drive from your home to Moab. I am a little closer, West Ky., but its still a long way. We’ve done it a few times in our JKU. I’ll probably never do Hole in the Rock trail so I am looking forward to your coverage of the trail.
Just watched your 3 part series and WOW was it good. Rode the same trail in the spring of 2018 with 2 Honda Rincon 4x4 quads. Couldn't make it to the end because of gas but spent the night on the San Juan overlook. So beautiful. Will make another trip and make it to the end.
whats that song that starts at 11:16? I've heard it many times but I have never heard it by itself. also awesome bit of history about the Hole in The Rock trail, I hope one day to be able to build a vehicle capable of doing what you guys will be in the upcoming videos!
Loved this video, great work. Where did you obtain your facts for the history of the area? I look forward to the next installment! -owner of a tired, anemic, arthritic 1982 Wagoneer
I read a couple books about it and did a bunch of research online. There were some doctoral thesis papers I read from BYU that were helpful. It was several weeks of research.
Several weeks of historical research to go on a wheeling trip! That's awesome! Top notch! It's amazing what our forbears went through to carve out an existence in these great United States. They had to work for it and we should not take it for granted.
Well it was great either way! And part 2 was awesome!!! Cant you just post part 3 today as well!? :) haha! fairly new to the jeep scene but building a rig my self. I live in southern Cali what are the chances I could get in touch with Tim? The green machine is DOOOOOOOOPEEE!!!
Oh tims from California, that makes more sense I thought he was a fruit when I first seen him. That must be why. Just that look cali guys have. And holy shit Tyler has a lot of concrete
Whats so funny? Not many religious groups get extermination orders against them in the U.S., I'd call that persecution. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Missouri_Executive_Order_44
They got kicked out because they were a bunch lying perverts. With fake prophets, magic underwear and falsifying a whole book it makes you wonder how people believe in that shit. But all religions are relied on by belief. Not a whole lot of set evidence.
I meant no disrespect, most of my family is in the church, as are most of our friends. Being in the religious minority in Utah I can honestly say 99% of the Mormons are good people haha. Believe in what you believe, doesn't hurt me any!
Man Tyler. History channel needs to cast you for some of their narratives. That was truly amazing
Thanks! That's what Tim told me too. LOL!
I freaking love this channel. Off-road vehicles, tips , mechanical know how and adventure. Great work guys. Keep'em comming.
That was terrific. Thanks for your honesty and portrayal of how difficult this route is.
This is like a jeep version of expedition overland.....I love it
wow, that's a high compliment, thanks! I really love the X-overland crew and their vids. Good stuff!
I love what you've done with the narration and laying the base knowledge and history required to fully appreciate the difficulty of this trail. I can't wait to see more!
Holy cow. I see award winning series if all are this good. You have me riveted.
That was really well done. Excellent content and the commentary was perfect! I can't wait for the next video.
thank you!
wyattoneable I agree, the Mormon story and trailhead advise is really well narrated. I do not usually enjoy such things, but this was very entertaining.
This was a GREAT video. Some off-roading, a little history lesson and good friends. It brings back memories of off-roading with my friends in the high desert of Southern California bordering New Mexico. Awesome stuff, I am eagerly awaiting the next installment.
Tyler that was incredible. Really enjoyed the history and hats off to everyone who made this video possible.
Thanks Tom, this has been the hardest videos I've ever done.
I've never been so excited for a TH-cam video to post can't wait to watch the whole series!!!!... Great edit!!
Wow! Amazing videos! My favorites so far. With the narration, history, and music editing, it rivals "Dust to Glory 2". Cant wait for the next one!
Im going to be honest here Tyler. Your videos have always been “ok” to me. Never had a complaint. But never really did much for me.
This video however was top notch. The history pertaining to the hole in the rock you portrayed was incredible. Loved every second of it. Im definitely going back and watching all your videos now! Well done sir.
thank you very much! Just don't go back too far...some of my early videos are a bit painful to watch.
yes top notch .....
Amazing video What a great opener to the mini series and a nice surprise on that piece of history Tyler! Can't wait to see the rest guys! Hope to make it out there next year!
Man top notch video and audio voice over narration was a 10 out of 10. I have always been a fan of bleeping jeep but damn your video production and editing skills have drastically improved! Huge thumbs up keep the content coming!
Josh Wagoner said what I was going to say.
Josh Wagoner said it! Really and truly great. I can't imagine how long it took to dig up all the photos, write the narration, capture the Google Earth images, and then put it all together. Really top notch all around!
It took several months. Glad you guys appreciate it!
Really enjoyed the history about this area. Being a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, it's really cool to hear about what the early pioneers went through.
yous need to work on a simpler name...
Wonderfully narrated
I really enjoyed the history lesson you did a great job.
Great series so far, love the voice over and narration. This is a whole new Bleepin Jeep.
love this guy he is a good narrator.
Great narration. Enjoyed the story and scenery. Looking forward to the rest of the series.
Oh my.....I'm very excited.
Extremely well done, Tyler. Your skills really show in this video. I think (as has been mentioned) it would be great to hear you do voiceover work or historical audio books. Great, engaging video. I can't wait to see the rest!
Incredible video
Awesome job! I can't wait for the rest of this series!
Well done Tyler. Kind of exciting!
Great video guys! Looking forward to the rest of them!
Hole in the Rock is no joke. Both directions, in and out, present obstacles and the trails sheer remoteness make it daunting. Really liked the video, nice work.
Great Job Guys! Felt like I was amidst a Ken Burns documentary on that thar PBS :D
Oh man the anticipation is killing me!
I cant wait for the video tomorrow!!
Your voice is perfect for narrating a western.
LOL! Thanks!
Really enjoy your channel keep up the good job
Great job guys. That was as professional as it gets.
that was a interesting History Lesson, thanks for sharing
wow amazing video -- i had no idea about the hole in the rock story --i thought it was a souvenir stand and the wagons lowered to the river was near moab amazing work :)
Great series of videos guys
Can’t wait for the next one
Keep up the great work guys .
Thank you
Great story! Makes this exciting to wait for. OMG what is next?
Great narration and history
Awesome history lesson!
YEAH! That was awesome!
You probably dont give a shit but if you guys are stoned like me during the covid times then you can stream all the new movies and series on instaflixxer. Been streaming with my gf recently xD
@Finnegan Dylan yup, I've been watching on InstaFlixxer for since december myself =)
Awesome video.
Well done intro. Like the history of the area. Can't wait for your next episode. (:-D
Loved the narration in this video. Can't wait for the rest of the series.
The history lesson was a nice touch
Best video I've seen in a while. The history is awesome. Best of luck guys
Very well done, thanks!
Dude, that video was well done.
Good for you. This place is almost unknown. We've done it since the 90's. Last year we took 2 Trail models 50" SxS's. Wife in one me in other, an atv (son) and 2 dirt bikes (son and grandson). Incredible trip.. totally Epic. We are doing it again with a highly modded 2012 Wrangler and my 2001 xj raised et al. Was a thrill to see you do it. Watch your channel all the time. Btw we live 60 miles east of Durango and ride Moab a lot. Thx
Man, there's some really tough spots on this trail for bikes. Your kids must be good riders!
Been riding forever. I cant anymore so SxS and Jeeps. We used to do the whole thing in one day on bikes though. You should see the 4 place sport atvs eat it up.
So I take it you’re a member Tyler? If so, Same here. It’s cool to see members that are popular on TH-cam. Can’t wait to see the rest of the trip!
CTR brother!
This is a bucket list trail for me !!
I hope and pray one day that my health and life will let me before I go .
Love this video .
Thanks
Fantastic video Tyler! Loved the history!!!
Great video man.
Nice history, that was very cool to learn.
Bleepinjeep: "none of the boring stuff." Maybe some of that stuff.
WOOT BADASS Y'ALL KICKED IT UP A NOTCH! Damn good job! hats off to team BJ
Great video. I look forward to the future hole in the rock videos. I usually get all notifications for all bleepinjeep videos but for some reason this one didn't notify me. Given the number of views that may be the case for all subscribers.
This video has only been released to Patreon supports at this time. That's probably why you didn't get the notification. Part 2 is ready and part 3 will be done soon as well. Once they're all ready we'll release the whole series to all our subscribers. Stay tuned!
Just started watching Bleepin Jeep and it is now in my top 3 of TH-cam channels. Keep up the great work guys. Awesome! Just pure Awesome!
Nice, what are the other 2??
@@bleepinjeep Alec Steele and Essential Craftsman. In that order.
Very educational video thank you.
Seb from Italy
Great job on the video!!!
Great writing and narrating! Can’t wait to see more!
I love this trip your on, with your dad? Makes me wanna grab my dad and make his crusty ass go wheeling with me. Good content, keep it up.
YEA, I TOTALLY feel ya on that! I'm gonna take my dad and bro out camping in the NJ Pine-Bearings, As soon as everything/everyone lines up!
Any time you can mix Wheeling with history it makes for a great time. It's makes you sit back and wonder how they got wagons through some of these areas when it is tough for even the most sophisticated purpose built rigs... Also goes to show the backbone drive, and perseverance these people had.
Pretty much the entire time you drive this trail you just keep saying to yourself, "how the hell did they do THIS in wagons?!?"
This is an amazing video...nice job guys... can't wait to see more!
Fantastic! I always think of what the old timers had to go through to settle the west.
Very cool! Thanks for the historical back story.
Matt, I understand the length of the drive from your home to Moab. I am a little closer, West Ky., but its still a long way. We’ve done it a few times in our JKU. I’ll probably never do Hole in the Rock trail so I am looking forward to your coverage of the trail.
Sweet guys love the video and the history! We are always talking about going to Utah to off-road.
Wow awesome trip.
Great video, love the history of this, really want to go try this trail now. Keep it up guys!!!!
Terrific video Matt. Some adventure. Some desolate country and rugged mountamous terrain.
Just watched your 3 part series and WOW was it good. Rode the same trail in the spring of 2018 with 2 Honda Rincon 4x4 quads. Couldn't make it to the end because of gas but spent the night on the San Juan overlook. So beautiful. Will make another trip and make it to the end.
You should retitle this to "Google Earth, the Movie." Jkjk. Good series. I
Looks like an awesome place...
Nice job. Been a bleepin jeeper since ~2014. Love the content.
NICE video, thank you.
Great video, love the history background!
very well put together video.
I subscribed 👍
thanks!
Love the history
whats that song that starts at 11:16? I've heard it many times but I have never heard it by itself. also awesome bit of history about the Hole in The Rock trail, I hope one day to be able to build a vehicle capable of doing what you guys will be in the upcoming videos!
Damn good video!
Loved this video, great work. Where did you obtain your facts for the history of the area? I look forward to the next installment!
-owner of a tired, anemic, arthritic 1982 Wagoneer
I read a couple books about it and did a bunch of research online. There were some doctoral thesis papers I read from BYU that were helpful. It was several weeks of research.
well your hard work most certainly does not go unappreciated! Thank you for conducting the research for us!
Several weeks of historical research to go on a wheeling trip! That's awesome! Top notch! It's amazing what our forbears went through to carve out an existence in these great United States. They had to work for it and we should not take it for granted.
Great narration Tyler!
Good lord lol scary situation did you guys notice any buzzers lol
Ayeeee Loomis
awesome guys!
Do you like wheeling out west vs. Tennessee? Asking for a friend.
It’s a nice change of scenery!
You guys are brave taking an Xj to hole in the rock
some action pleeeeease!! haha great video cant wait for the next!
Part 2 has a lot more trail time. Just had to set up why this trail even exists. Check out part 2 tomorrow :)
Well it was great either way! And part 2 was awesome!!! Cant you just post part 3 today as well!? :) haha! fairly new to the jeep scene but building a rig my self. I live in southern Cali what are the chances I could get in touch with Tim? The green machine is DOOOOOOOOPEEE!!!
And that's the rest of the story. Paul Harvey voice
Anybody else find his voice soothing like Morgan Freeman
like buddah!
I can’t wait to run it solo. Done it four times, the fifth will be just my wife and me.
Hell ya
cool story
Is it just me, or when Tyler is commentating this video does it sound quite a bit like older version of the boy in sand lot?
Oh tims from California, that makes more sense I thought he was a fruit when I first seen him. That must be why. Just that look cali guys have. And holy shit Tyler has a lot of concrete
Tim's actually from Oregon...he just works for Rock N Road in North Cali once in a while because he's Elvis with a welder.
Aaa haaa yay yaahh. Thats my Elvis impersonation
Lol "religious persecution"
Whats so funny? Not many religious groups get extermination orders against them in the U.S., I'd call that persecution. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Missouri_Executive_Order_44
They got kicked out because they were a bunch lying perverts. With fake prophets, magic underwear and falsifying a whole book it makes you wonder how people believe in that shit. But all religions are relied on by belief. Not a whole lot of set evidence.
I believe it with all my heart. I genuinely thank you for your harsh words. I truly wish you the best!
I meant no disrespect, most of my family is in the church, as are most of our friends. Being in the religious minority in Utah I can honestly say 99% of the Mormons are good people haha. Believe in what you believe, doesn't hurt me any!
No worries. No offence taken :)
All I got from this video,is don’t go to Utah it sucks
It totally sucks, but I wouldn't live anywhere else:)