EPIC Overlanding Movie || Colorado Backcountry Discovery Route
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ต.ค. 2023
- Mike, McKaley, and I venture out to the Colorado Backcountry Discovery Route. What I can say is easily the most beautiful off-road driving we have ever done. We traversed the trail backwards. Immediately after finishing the Colorado BDR, we started the Utah BDR, and this made the most sense to us because it would shorten our drive back home to Washington. This film shows you what the Backcountry Discovery Route has to offer, through the valleys, alpine meadows, towering passes, and through the ghost towns and mines that still stand to this day. This is an area that off-road adventurers should absolutely spend time in.
It is important for us to mention that the wildlife filmed in this are done so by telephoto lenses, as to not disturb them.
Thank you so much for watching! Stay tuned the for Utah film as well!
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Broke out the thesaurus for this one lol
This comment wins!
Your cinematography puts you in the class of feature motion picture professionals. 👍🏼
Great video Taylor!!! Thanks for including us!!
Of course! It was awesome meeting you guys!
Great meeting you guys and best of luck on your future adventures
@@mcskier19 thank you very much! You too!
Great video. Really good cinematography and storytelling. Thank you for sharing your adventure.
Thank you so much! I seriously appreciate it!
@@TaylorGibleroffroad 285/70r17 tires ? Maybe Rainex will accompany you in future adventures
Absolutely amazing video! It is going to be hard to top this one.
Brother thank you!!
That was pretty dang awesome!
Thank you so much!!!
Nice, great job on the video.
Thanks! We appreciate it!
Very nice. Enjoyed the narration and all the scenery as well as the challenges.
Thank you so much! I appreciate that!
Awesome trip, just wish I could could be part of an adventure trip, I have the vehicle to do it, but not the people to do it with. Be safe out there, God bless.
Thank you! It was incredible. I’m sure there are several Facebook groups in the area you live at that do adventures like these! Check it out!
Great filming and looks like this was an awesome adventure! I had similar experience at a NAPA where I needed something right after they closed but the guy hooked it up haha.
Thank you! It was an adventure of a lifetime!
Lots of work went into this movie, well done and thanks for sharing!
I’m glad you can see that! Thank you very much!!
Great video ❤
Thank you so much!
Just a bit flowery with the language now remeber that is just me great camera work and beautiful video. Were signed in now .Happy trails
Haha. Thanks man.
What an absolute monster trip and edit! That soothing voice just kept me wanting more
Hahaha. Thanks brotha!
I don't know why these videos don't show up in my feed......youtube startin to anger me. almost missed out on this. i was telling someone about your channel and looked it up and saw this video from ten days ago.....i almost lost my shit!!!!
lol. Thanks man! This was an awesome one to film and experience. You got your notification settings turned on?
This is funny being FROM Colorado and living in washington seeing washington natives in Colorado enjoying all the places i grew up with is awesome. Some of those mountain passes were once railroad grades on the Denver Southpark and Pacific (DSP&P)RR others were southern Pacific RR and some were Denver & Rio Grand RR my grandpa was an engineer for D&RGW RR and ran trains over those passes .... theres a great book about the mtn passes and the DS&PPRR called "Goin Rail Roading" i think the authors name was cole its very interesting history of the area and a bio of a RR engineer
Wow. That is a ton of cool history! I wish I knew all that well we were up there but I’m super excited to know now! I really appreciate that!
@TaylorGibleroffroad i wish my grandpa was still around to tell the stories about running steam engines through the rockies youd get a kick out of some of his tales lol
The good things in life!
Looks like fun! Just some friendly tips on the video production…I would recommend editing the b-roll down farther and not using slow-mo so much. And you’ll want to increase the ratio of commentary/conversation. Long stretches of film without someone speaking begins to feel like a music video. Your camerawork and compositions however are well done. Keep it up! And the best of luck on growing your channel!
Thanks. I think everyone’s style certainly differs. I believe in media production, everyone should certainly rely on their own style when producing their own films. Similar to artwork. When I work with clients, I lean into producing their vision. But when it’s mine, I want it to feel like it’s mine.
I had a hand in building that Chevy Colorado and happy it got you through your epic journey. What you filmed is amazing. thank you for sharing.
Oh that’s awesome! Were you part of the new models as well?
@@TaylorGibleroffroad yes I'm in the GM Wentzville plant everyday as an electrician now building them.
EPIC!
Very nice video, wish we could have been there!
Thanks man. Next time you will be!
Great video Taylor))))
Wow! Didn’t expect to see you commenting!!! Thank you so much. Means a lot!
Nice
Thanks brotha!
Awesome trip an epic cinematography.
I’m guessing that the High speed water crossings probably stirred up a lot of gravel and mud and got lodged in the brakes causing the rotor and pad damage.
ZR2 performed well it looks like. I have a long bed Z71 with the Duramax. I’d like to get out on some easy adventures in it this summer.
Wow! You did an amazing job on this movie
Thanks brother!
What a riveting drama
outstanding ❗well done 👍🏆🥇🚙🇺🇲
Thank you very much! Means a lot! 👊
I likely missed it due to focusing in on the wonderful scenery. But how many days did it take? I have the Colorado BDR saved in Gaia and we'd love to do it one day.
Thank you very much! I want to say it took us 7 days.
The type of driving you do, I would highly recommend premium rotors and because of the type of train you do I would highly recommend carbon fiber, ceramic brick pads. But just because you have grooves in your rotor, you will be perfectly fine. More than likely you got some debris stuck between your pads in your rotor which caused the grooving in your rotor. As long as you have plenty of pads on your brake pad, he will be perfectly fine.
Definitely! I plan to replace them with something really nice! Pads were toast though😂 I just replaced em with some off the shelf stuff that’ll get me by until I get some nicer stuff!
@@TaylorGibleroffroad Green stuff brake pads are supposedly made for off roading conditions.
What month did you all do the Colorado BDR?
September!
What month did you start the CBDR?
I’m going to watch the rest of this. I’m sure it’ll be great footage and I’ll probably end up doing the same trip if I’m fortunate enough. But I must say that the casual and excessive use of words like “explore” and “conquer” by us overlanders when traveling WELL TRODDEN and maintained roads with satellite maps and tons of info ahead of time just doesn’t sit well with me. We’re not exactly James Cameron exploring the deepest part of the ocean or Neil Armstrong or the first Polynesians sailing to Hawai’i. Maybe we can just turn down our grandiose language a notch or two. Your life you do what you want with it, obviously. But there is a comment section and all engagement is good for the channel right? So this is my contribution 🤙🏽
သဘာဝတောတောင်ပေါ်မှာကြက်စားနေသောတောသမင်များအေးချမ်းကြပါစေသူတိုမိသားစုစိတ်ပူနေပုံမြင်ခဲရသည်
You sure you wouldn't rather be sitting in a jail, babysitting society's finest?
Quit trying to recruit me, creep! But to be fair, I got a great deal on a lawnmower there. It didn’t run. The guy hadn’t turned the fuel valve on. I turned it on and it runs great!