Overlanding UTAH - An INCREDIBLY Scenic Adventure Route
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2024
- Join us in this short adventure film as we explore Utah in search the most beautiful and breathtaking scenery. We spent a number of days exploring and piecing together this adventure which takes you through a variety of terrain providing some of the most epic views that Utah has to offer.
If you are interested in this route we spent a number of hours creating a track with waypoints and detailed PDF with GPS markers and JPGs. See the link below to download and thank you for supporting the channel!
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This gpx route was created using Gaia but should be compatible with OnX.
Thanks for watching!
Wow! Cinematography on point.
Thanks so much! Really enjoyed making this one
Way to capture the moments. All the work put into that Runner and you’re doing exactly what it’s intended for. Great video man. Loved it.
Thanks man!! We had a great time out there but damn it went by too fast. Wish we had about two weeks. Felt good to put the runner through it paces. Top of the world trail was definitely the most challenging. Unfortunately we didn’t record as much as we would have liked on that trail though, there were some good obstacles. The scenery was stunning all over, so much to see out there!
Awesome trip ! Really cool drone footage and editing. Thanks for sharing it.
Thanks so much!
Awesome, thanks for sharing!
Absolutely breathtaking drone shots, delightful cuisine, and consistently stunning scenery - what more could one possibly wish for? You're living a life that many only dream of! Simply incredible! Overjoyed new subscriber from Calgary, Alberta!
Thanks so much! My cousins who joined us from Calgary as well, not sure if you noticed the flames t-shirt
Greato shots man. Did you take a slider with you for the moving Timelapse? insane shot BTW.
Story telling, composition, all vevry good and nice to watch. I only had to increase volume everytime you would talk, I think the voice levels were a little bit under, but nothing major.
All the content on your channel is top notch.
I would love to know a little bit of your under protection, and rear bumper. I am looking to plan this trip next year!.
Thanks so much!!! I’ll try and crank the vocal level up for the next one. Appreciate the feedback!
I have the RCI skids and plan to install their fuel tank and engine skid next.
I did use a (new to me) time-lapse slider and finally got it to work correctly on the last night. Hoping to use it for more production stuff.
Cheers!
Nice one! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
Incredibly inspiring video! Watching your 4Runner attack those obstacles going to Marlboro point, I can’t believe my stock did that, but I’ll be starting to slowly upgrade. Can’t wait for more of your adventures and tutorials!
Yeah no kidding, these things are actually pretty capable stock. Thanks again for the tips 🙏🏼
@@T4Rgarage What's your traction board mount solution you have on the back of your 4Runner?
@@jollytime0811 I used a cam buckle strap to hold it on, followed by a ratchet strap to cinch it down. I get it tight enough where the boards push into the tire and won’t budge. I run another strap through the slots in the boards and tie it to the wheel just in case the straps fail
Are you running stock gear?
@@HungNguyen-jq2lx Yeah, everything stock. It was surprisingly capable through Onion Creek, Marlboro Point, and Chicken Corners. However, there was a few moments on Chicken Corners where beefier tires and a lift might have been helpful. But just picked my lines carefully and even first walked a few of the lines to plan my attack. Currently researching some upgrades for future.
Well done!
What kind of camera did you use to take the Milky Way?
A full frame Nikon dslr, it’s an old camera I use for Timelapse’s only now
Beautiful trip. Nicely photographed and produced. Can appreciate the effort you put into the video. Could I make a suggestion? Sprinkle in trail and place names during your narration if you do something like this again? I know we can view the route, but mentions during the video would give them context.
Thanks again, and congrats on a great trip.
As I was watching you add fuel in your 4Runner from jerry cans and you already relocated your spare tire, have you ever considered installing the Long Range America auxiliary 24-gal fuel tank?
I’ve thought about it but I’ve heard they require some troubleshooting from time to time. Lifestyle Overland put one in his Gx and 4Runner and reported having to deal with codes and other issues. I know he’s removed it from the Gx since, not sure about the 4runner, I’ll have to look into it more
Does anyone know the canyon they are running through at 4:55?!?
What air compressor do you use?
Just a cheap 12v cigarette lighter compressor for now. I’ll have to do an install of a better system, the one I am using is way too slow
May I suggest SAMOUT 12v Digital Air Compressor. You can pre-set the tire pressure you want and it will automatically shut off when it reached that pressure. Not sponsored by that company. Love your channel by the way, keep it up. Enjoy every bit of it.
What a great video…as always. I did a similar trip a couple of years ago from Vancouver to Westcott in Arizona for a couple mods. Then went up through Utah to see my daughter…only my truck is mainly stock, and I don’t have a drone lol. Such great scenery, isn’t it?
Btw… last year you told me to give you an update on my master cylinder issues… I’ve actually had a lot of grief with Toyota, but still love my 4runner. I’m not a TH-camr, but here is a (cheesy) video I made, and the response has been overwhelming…
th-cam.com/video/do-KDkx8dMo/w-d-xo.htmlsi=yBeGHfv-CkV75iep
Take care, and keep up the great work 👊🏻
Hey King I saw your video man ! and because of you I caught the tailgate rust TSB on my 2021 before my warranty runs out thanks brother 👊🏻👊🏻
actually I saw another channel do a whole video just about your video!! On Down The Road Productions
@@HolmanMoody-r6z you bet. Despite all the BS from my awful dealership up here, I still love my 4Runner. Enjoy your runner!
Wow, I’ll have to check out the whole video when I get a moment. I didn’t realize you were in the Van area. Not sure which dealer you used but I picked up my 4runner from Open Road in Richmond. I actually had a somewhat serious issue but they resolved it quickly for me and paid for my travel back over. Sorry you’ve had so much grief with yours esp that master cylinder. Utah was incredible and I’m actually thinking about hitting Arizona in 2025. Thanks for the kind words!
@@T4Rgarage Open Road Peace Arch 😡
@@TheKingInHiding Good to know, I was actually thinking about using them next! Happy we had this convo
Just so you and everyone knows, Utah and most public lands are a leave no trace, take nothing. While the rocks, shells and petrified wood is awesome, it's illegal to take them.
@@J_Medlin www.visitutah.com/things-to-do/rockhounding
@@J_Medlin We were not in any national parks or monuments. Collecting invertebrate fossils and rocks is actually something people travel there specifically for, it’s actually a hobby for a lot of people.
Good stuff! Glad I found the channel
Wow, what an epic template for a future trip! Thank you for keeping me inspired to build an overland 4Runner like yours. And thanks for the route, I’ll definitely file that away. One question: if you had a TRD Off Road with the rear locker, would have had to modify your plans? Thanks. -Chris⛰️🚙
Thanks so much! 🙏🏼 It was more of a clearance issue, we ended up hitting the trailing arm mount/bracket and skid plates on the rocks. Maybe with a 3” lift 35s and lockers it would be possible. If we did it in the opposite direction we could have probably just slid down the rocks. The route we planned to take was actually a bypass route to avoid a water crossing. The water was too high being spring time so we took the bypass but hit then hit that steep rocky section
Which tires size?
285/70r17