Strange to see these trails on TH-cam!! I lived in the high desert my whole life! It went from Desolate by yourself beauty to crowded, I hope everybody respects the desert when they go see these treasures!! It's a beautiful destination we live in, we all love to jeep and enjoy 👍 thanks for the vid👍✌
I'm slowly becoming a Desert fan myself. Saw so many beautiful sights on the Mojave Road although summertime you can count on me staying in the mountains! Hahah
It's nice when it's not over 100* lol I seen a lot more trash and strange camper, like shooting guns in a full camp site up by rainbow basin.... hope everyone remembers safety and respect for the desert 👍✌🙂 if you want a cool drive try watching my trip to the Bristlecone pines... try it up there is many great trails that the weather is good 👍
Aww man, there goes my secret yellow post campsites! People have been visiting Lyttle creek more recently due to some TH-camrs. Beautiful place just hope people take care of it better than the locals have! H MART KBBQ?
Oh I just recently had this discussion! The community is surprisingly pretty evenly split on the topic. Some viewers ask for GPS coordinates and others suggest to leave them out. There are also merits of TH-camrs. Many promote cleaning up and share their group cleanups with the local off road clubs. I've got one queued up as well. Really can't respect people who trash up nature. H MART.
@@BorderlineExplorer Good to know. Lyttle Creek hasn't been well-taken care off closer to the gun range. A lot of beer cans and ammo residue. Also super packed there due to the river! But once you get onto dirt road you rarely see people. Go in winter time IT'S A BEAUTY! Do you guys have a group where you post meets? Or trail runs?
Omg the winter runs are crazy. The snow makes you forget how close you are to LA. We just meet and people bring people. Hahahah very spontaneous. What kind of terrain do you hit? For the most part, we don't go too gnarly. Don't want you to be bored!
The trail needs to be even more challenging in order to keep the trash out. BTW stop using hatchets on live trees! Stop shooting live trees! Actually just stop shooting and leaving crap like broken glass, cans, casings, etc around. Trash leaves trash! End of rant, now back to our regular scheduled programming.
@@BorderlineExplorer For us it's more about camping than offroading really. Try to avoid the crowds we usually hit anything that is beautiful and doesn't require extreme rock crawling. Got a TRD PRO Tacoma 2019 and Jeep Sahara 2019 modded that we use. Let me know!
Another amazing video and adventure Alan! It's a huge plus that you're building a small community of traveling friends with subscribers from your channel. Your adventures are so down to earth and I'm sure it captivates many viewers. Cars and Trucks always brings people together😁 I hope that one day I may be able to join you and your family of adventure enthusiasts. Have you ever thought about venturing to other states in a group overlanding road trip?
Borderline Fam! If you find yourself in Southern CA, hit us up! I researched Colorado and Utah a little but there's still so much locally to see. Next year there's a potential for Alaska, maybe Baja. Depends on how world events play out. Happy to know you're enjoying the channel, Steve. Take care.
Yes you're absolutely right about Cali providing lots of adventure options with it be connected to the central hub of all the outdoor excitement. Alaska and Baja both sounds like a killer road trips packed with some serious video content. Looking forward to seeing that once all the strange events in our world calms down a bit. I wish you and your family safe travels and keep up the great vids Alan.
Such an awesome wholesome adventure Alan!!! I learned so much on this trip and got the chance to practice my left foot braking. I saw where I could improve on that skill and made big improvements for my trip to the coyote flats. We need to go back so I can attempt this trial with my tires aired down :P I'm looking forward to the next adventure!
We keep leveling up! Recently I've been behind the camera so much, my driving has become rusty! An excuse to get out again. See you on the trails again soon!
Hey, count us in for that as well. (Really wishing we had aired down! haha!). Please relay our thanks to Nori as well for being a patient teacher and guide. Good stuff, all! =)
Great job on the video! I enjoy the narration/voiceover, as well as you documenting all of the more technical spots on the trail. Looking to go out there this weekend, wish us luck!
Jaime, glad you enjoyed it! If you appreciate this kind of narration, I'm releasing a video tomorrow morning talking through my thoughts on the last trail day. 👍
@@BorderlineExplorer FurryCuteThings belongs to Justin AND Duncan! =D This one is Jen-specific (note that my profile pic still represents Sir Dunc, though!)
Amazing video!! I just went up this trail last weekend as a beginner offroader! Any tips or suggestions for finding groups like yours? I love the support and friendliness in your caravan!
Thanks for your kind words! Message me on Instagram and I'll help you navigate towards our private groups on Facebook. Always exciting to meet local off roaders. See you out there!
It was a great day, great video and really nice people. Good to meet the new ones and nice to see some of old ones again. Hopefully next time Gus and I can bring our toddler.
@@BorderlineExplorer it's got to be a toddler friendly drive, not too much shaking around, not too long in the car seat. Lots to think about when taking a baby. But we'll figure it out.
I’ve been researching all the vids on YT about this trail, in part because I want to get an idea if I could do this while pulling an off-road trailer. Just wanted to say that this is by far the most detailed and enjoyable to watch video about this trail on YT. And you showed a trailer too so that was a total bonus! Love your happy, cheerful, and welcoming style. Good luck building up your channel and group. We live up in WA but might be driving down to spend time with my parents during these crazy “working remotely” times. Maybe we’ll see you out there! Cheers! 👍
Joe, this is one of the most fun trails nearby LA. We pull the trailer up here all the time with the LC and JT. What size trailer do you have? It gets crowded during the weekends but can be a peaceful escape during the weekdays. Say hello when you see us!
Typically I prefer solo overlanding/camping over going with a group but it sure does make it a little less worrisome on technical trails. Putting together a solid team is the difficult part, looks like you figured it out! Looking forward to checking out more of your channel.
That's a fun trail, I was up there the other day. I think it's a perfect trail to test any new mods you put on your rig. It's also a good trail to test your skills if you are newbie to the offroad scene. Thanks for the video.
I'm looking for a group like this can I join to you guys, I'm kind of knew for overlanding activity and I need somebody to guide me and to teach me for my new adventures thanks 😊
@@snorts77 On this trail there are a few spots clearance can be an issue if not lifted. Awesome!! Haven't seen a Suburban hit this trail yet! Let me know how it goes!
@@BorderlineExplorer yea it's got a nice lift with billisten all around on 33. A/T pretty much want to see how far you can actually get in a 2wd in overlanding
Nice video. I haven't gone to to 3N06A in a couple years. Pre-drought, this trail was different. The stream section was a higher shelf that requires some good approach angle and it was relatively decent all the way through. It appears the heavy rains in 2019 helped to change that trail a bit. How is that off-camber section closer to the end before you get to the camp sites?
You've got to give it another go. Sounds like the trail may have eased up but the fun factor remains. The off-camber section near the top was not as bad as the wombat holes midway. We frequent Lytle, come say 👋 when you see us!
Happy you enjoyed it. Isn't too far from Stockton Flat but way higher in elevation. But as the crow flies, I can't see it being more than 2-3 miles away.
It really depends on trail conditions and if you have some sort of traction assist or lockers. Our last run was quite icy but none of us were in 2WD. Sometimes after rains the holes are filled in. Sometimes after some big 37s or 40s go in and spin it up, holes are just way huge. If you're going to do it in 2WD, definitely don't go alone and have some recovery equipment. With the right line and conditions it might be possible!
I had a 2007 Chevy Colorado 2wd with a 3 inch lift. I didn't make it all the way. If I had 2 inches more I would made it. With good clearance and some momentum you can make. Also pick your lines good too
SUBBED! Found you from the Monarch Meadows video (that burrito!). Love the work and detail. Grew up in the back of a FJ40 and finally got my own off-road rig. I’m pretty green but have a capable rig. Hope to bump into you sometime. Happy trails!
Yum. I'm feeling burritos this weekend. Connect with me on FB and Instagram! Sometimes our trips have openings. Trying to limit group sizes because of CoVid.
@@BorderlineExplorer sounds good and I’ll look you up. I posted my first OHV video on my YT page. I’ve only had the Jeep a few months and COVID certainly has put a damper on things
Yup! If you go onto 3N06B, 10, 11, 12, and 13 are all pretty easy to get to. *edit to answer your question, YP 1 and 2 are EASIEST to get to but they're not all too spectacular.
As i watch this again 4 years later, I can officially say this whole spot is on currently on fire. Vista Fire. I just did this trail with my daughter last Saturday. Very rutted now.
Thank you! It was the one at the very end. 19 I believe. There's somewhat of a clearing at the top right by 19 with an additional 4-5 camp-able spots without fire rings.
Trailers rock. No boulders or anything that difficult on this trail. 37s and 40s dig up the wombat holes making for more of a challenge. Conditions always changing. Where you seeing boulders?
Hello! We have been taking a small break but should be back adventuring soon as Cali starts to open trails again. Let's keep in touch: borderlineexplorer@gmail.com
The first time we explored this area I also drove past the trailhead. Explore around where the entrance trail forces you into the wash. 3N06A Trailhead is somewhere near there.
@@BorderlineExplorer yea when I was there I was at the creek but it just looked like it was for hikers because everyone parked in front of the creek was getting out to hike. Hopefully next time I go I can find it.
I came here to see how the passport performed as opposed to its predecessor - ISUZU RODEO!! I own a 2000 Isuzu trooper and can't wait to hit the lytle creek trails. I wish Isuzu would come back to the US
What did you think? We went up again with the Passport and the trail was overall more difficult but the largest holes were filled in. He made it up no problem! I'd love to see you in the trooper on the trails sometime. Used to take one on the trails back in 2018.
@@BorderlineExplorer I thought it performed just fine. I'm sure an LSD in the rear or even some Lockers will help. There's always room for improvement. My heart sinks for Isuzu as a company and the left over community/enthusiasts misses them too.
Thanks for the feedback. I agree, I used to edit through headphones and it wouldn't reflect most audiences experiences watching through phone or TV. These days I try to turn the music way down but still trying to find that subtle balance.
Lol we have both Jeeps and Yotas. Both rock! Jeep is waaay off road capable --insane crawl ratios, articulation, and solid axles give me confidence to tackle tough trails. The LC100 has over 320k miles on the odometer. Awesome vehicles.
I agree 👍. Been trying to test different combinations with phone speakers / headphones / TV speakers / Soundbar. I edit with headphones and always think the music is soft enough but when played back on other devices, I always regret not lowering music even more. Appreciate your feedback, Donn
I cringe whenever people alter the trail by stacking rocks. As much as I love seeing go out and adventure, please DO NOT alter the trail unless it’s an emergency. If your vehicle can’t make it, then turn around and find another trail. If ya’ll care about camp spots and trails to remain open, then keep it clean, remote, and do not turn it into a highway. Please spread this PSA and keep on making great videos!
That's so funny. I saw 'useless comment' and had to pause for a bit. This trail is always changing conditions! Last month it was super dug out. Now covered in snow. Glad you enjoyed the video!
Changing conditions does not negate the fact that we all need to do our part. Here’s an analogy: Throwing one plastic bottle out in camp is probably not a massive deal until a lot of campers start leaving trash consistently. Same as altering the trails. Soon enough it’ll get too crowded because a Honda Civic can now access it, or it’ll get closed for public use. I really enjoy your videos and I hope you understand my point. Stacking rocks is now a big deal in the off-road community. Keep the trails intact and camp spots remote and clean! Cheers and more power to you sir!
Strange to see these trails on TH-cam!! I lived in the high desert my whole life! It went from Desolate by yourself beauty to crowded, I hope everybody respects the desert when they go see these treasures!! It's a beautiful destination we live in, we all love to jeep and enjoy 👍 thanks for the vid👍✌
I'm slowly becoming a Desert fan myself. Saw so many beautiful sights on the Mojave Road although summertime you can count on me staying in the mountains! Hahah
It's nice when it's not over 100* lol I seen a lot more trash and strange camper, like shooting guns in a full camp site up by rainbow basin.... hope everyone remembers safety and respect for the desert 👍✌🙂 if you want a cool drive try watching my trip to the Bristlecone pines... try it up there is many great trails that the weather is good 👍
Very cool. Looks like a fun group to wheel with! Cheers!
We're not hardcore, just Borderline. 😜
@@BorderlineExplorer I'm in SoCal as well, just started wheeling with our Gladiator. Hope to see you guys out on the trail one day!
@@4122inc that would be sweet! We always keep an eye out for other JTs. See you out there!
Aww man, there goes my secret yellow post campsites! People have been visiting Lyttle creek more recently due to some TH-camrs. Beautiful place just hope people take care of it better than the locals have! H MART KBBQ?
Oh I just recently had this discussion! The community is surprisingly pretty evenly split on the topic. Some viewers ask for GPS coordinates and others suggest to leave them out. There are also merits of TH-camrs. Many promote cleaning up and share their group cleanups with the local off road clubs. I've got one queued up as well. Really can't respect people who trash up nature. H MART.
@@BorderlineExplorer Good to know. Lyttle Creek hasn't been well-taken care off closer to the gun range. A lot of beer cans and ammo residue. Also super packed there due to the river! But once you get onto dirt road you rarely see people. Go in winter time IT'S A BEAUTY! Do you guys have a group where you post meets? Or trail runs?
Omg the winter runs are crazy. The snow makes you forget how close you are to LA. We just meet and people bring people. Hahahah very spontaneous. What kind of terrain do you hit? For the most part, we don't go too gnarly. Don't want you to be bored!
The trail needs to be even more challenging in order to keep the trash out. BTW stop using hatchets on live trees! Stop shooting live trees! Actually just stop shooting and leaving crap like broken glass, cans, casings, etc around. Trash leaves trash! End of rant, now back to our regular scheduled programming.
@@BorderlineExplorer For us it's more about camping than offroading really. Try to avoid the crowds we usually hit anything that is beautiful and doesn't require extreme rock crawling. Got a TRD PRO Tacoma 2019 and Jeep Sahara 2019 modded that we use. Let me know!
Another amazing video and adventure Alan! It's a huge plus that you're building a small community of traveling friends with subscribers from your channel. Your adventures are so down to earth and I'm sure it captivates many viewers. Cars and Trucks always brings people together😁 I hope that one day I may be able to join you and your family of adventure enthusiasts. Have you ever thought about venturing to other states in a group overlanding road trip?
Borderline Fam! If you find yourself in Southern CA, hit us up! I researched Colorado and Utah a little but there's still so much locally to see. Next year there's a potential for Alaska, maybe Baja. Depends on how world events play out. Happy to know you're enjoying the channel, Steve. Take care.
Yes you're absolutely right about Cali providing lots of adventure options with it be connected to the central hub of all the outdoor excitement. Alaska and Baja both sounds like a killer road trips packed with some serious video content. Looking forward to seeing that once all the strange events in our world calms down a bit. I wish you and your family safe travels and keep up the great vids Alan.
Such an awesome wholesome adventure Alan!!! I learned so much on this trip and got the chance to practice my left foot braking. I saw where I could improve on that skill and made big improvements for my trip to the coyote flats. We need to go back so I can attempt this trial with my tires aired down :P I'm looking forward to the next adventure!
We keep leveling up! Recently I've been behind the camera so much, my driving has become rusty! An excuse to get out again. See you on the trails again soon!
Hey, count us in for that as well. (Really wishing we had aired down! haha!). Please relay our thanks to Nori as well for being a patient teacher and guide. Good stuff, all! =)
@@jensrockwalk6394 message received! Though I didn't do anything. Lol
@@solarinsocal6025 You really did, though. ;) I feel like we learned a lot, and had a great time too!
a button to do that from inside would be sweet
Great job on the video! I enjoy the narration/voiceover, as well as you documenting all of the more technical spots on the trail. Looking to go out there this weekend, wish us luck!
Good luck! It's all fun and games before the stream. Hahah enjoy the trip, Maaaity.
great video thanks for sharing.. I appreciate the narration. Good Job!
Jaime, glad you enjoyed it! If you appreciate this kind of narration, I'm releasing a video tomorrow morning talking through my thoughts on the last trail day. 👍
@@BorderlineExplorer looking forward to it..
Please keep up the good work. I am enjoying the content. I'll keep myself on the lookout for you on the trails to say hello!
Thank you! We frequent Big Bear and Lytle Creek. See you around!
Gonna have to plan a photo trip Alan! Let’s go! Seems like you guys had an awesome trip! 🙌🙌🙌
Ima have to pack like 30 batteries for the a63
Borderline Explorer another excuse to get a crazy capable solar set up?
Eyeing an APEX from inergytek but looks like it got discontinued / upgraded to next gen. Hurry, think of more excuses to buy it.
Borderline Explorer hm to power your microwave and uh to charge all the drone batteries!
You just need to come out period!
Borderline Family, indeed!
Oh, what happened to FurryCute? Is that Dunkin's account? Woof!
@@BorderlineExplorer FurryCuteThings belongs to Justin AND Duncan! =D This one is Jen-specific (note that my profile pic still represents Sir Dunc, though!)
@@jensrockwalk6394 Super fun trip, challenging trail, epic views and a solid group of people. Would overheat again.
Are we shooting for 2wd next round? Lol. I might give it a shot without the trailer.
Amazing video!! I just went up this trail last weekend as a beginner offroader! Any tips or suggestions for finding groups like yours? I love the support and friendliness in your caravan!
Thanks for your kind words! Message me on Instagram and I'll help you navigate towards our private groups on Facebook. Always exciting to meet local off roaders. See you out there!
It was a great day, great video and really nice people. Good to meet the new ones and nice to see some of old ones again. Hopefully next time Gus and I can bring our toddler.
Awesome! Let's plan a campout with the little one too.
@@BorderlineExplorer it's got to be a toddler friendly drive, not too much shaking around, not too long in the car seat. Lots to think about when taking a baby. But we'll figure it out.
I’ve been researching all the vids on YT about this trail, in part because I want to get an idea if I could do this while pulling an off-road trailer. Just wanted to say that this is by far the most detailed and enjoyable to watch video about this trail on YT. And you showed a trailer too so that was a total bonus! Love your happy, cheerful, and welcoming style. Good luck building up your channel and group. We live up in WA but might be driving down to spend time with my parents during these crazy “working remotely” times. Maybe we’ll see you out there! Cheers! 👍
Joe, this is one of the most fun trails nearby LA. We pull the trailer up here all the time with the LC and JT. What size trailer do you have? It gets crowded during the weekends but can be a peaceful escape during the weekdays. Say hello when you see us!
Borderline Explorer Don’t have the trailer yet. Still waiting for it to get built. It’s the Opus 4. www.opuscamper.us/off-road/
Borderline Explorer it’s a bigger trailer, like 18ft.
I'm so excited for you. That's my dream trailer! Haven't seen one in person yet, only on 4WD Action.
Borderline Explorer if we do end up coming down, I’ll ping you if you want to come see it. 👍
Love that spot. The obstacle with the huge boulder in the middle of the trail is the sketchiest part.
It's totally looks sketchy approaching! My favorite part of the trail.
Nice vid. Thanks for making / sharing. See you out there some time 👊✌🏼
Let's cross side mirrors sometime soon! Have you taken the Subie on this trail? I've seen some up at the top before!
@@BorderlineExplorer no but I want to
Typically I prefer solo overlanding/camping over going with a group but it sure does make it a little less worrisome on technical trails. Putting together a solid team is the difficult part, looks like you figured it out! Looking forward to checking out more of your channel.
Thanks! Solo Adventuring can be very rewarding in itself. I don't venture too far off alone though. Love living adventurously but also love living. 😂
Where is this camp spot?
Somewhere near the finish line of 3N06A. Very hard to get this spot. Usually there are a few other spots in the area.
Nice work! Crazy trail! Looked like fun!
Thanks! Miles of smiles.
That's a fun trail, I was up there the other day. I think it's a perfect trail to test any new mods you put on your rig. It's also a good trail to test your skills if you are newbie to the offroad scene. Thanks for the video.
Glad you enjoyed it. You're absolutely right. Trail is also forgiving if you break down. Help and civilization are nearby.
I'm looking for a group like this can I join to you guys, I'm kind of knew for overlanding activity and I need somebody to guide me and to teach me for my new adventures thanks 😊
Looking forward to it! Please get in touch through borderlineexplorer@gmail.com
I'm assuming no service there?
The very top has service. Till then it is quite patchy.
Did he make it all the way in 2wd?
He gave it the old college try. Had to go into 4WD.
I have a 01 suburban 2wd trying to keep up with my buddy's new 4runner. Gonna need the tow straps forsure
@@snorts77 On this trail there are a few spots clearance can be an issue if not lifted. Awesome!! Haven't seen a Suburban hit this trail yet! Let me know how it goes!
@@BorderlineExplorer yea it's got a nice lift with billisten all around on 33. A/T pretty much want to see how far you can actually get in a 2wd in overlanding
Hello! Great video! I watch JonDZ and am a subscriber. You have great content! Keep up the great and positive vibe of your videos!!
Welcome to the family Ram! Appreciate you & Jon's support of the channel. We got more coming for you.
This is dope! Thanks for sharing 🤙🏾
Hey! Appreciate it. Glad you enjoyed 🤙
Nice video. I haven't gone to to 3N06A in a couple years. Pre-drought, this trail was different. The stream section was a higher shelf that requires some good approach angle and it was relatively decent all the way through. It appears the heavy rains in 2019 helped to change that trail a bit. How is that off-camber section closer to the end before you get to the camp sites?
You've got to give it another go. Sounds like the trail may have eased up but the fun factor remains. The off-camber section near the top was not as bad as the wombat holes midway. We frequent Lytle, come say 👋 when you see us!
Great detailed video. How far did you camp from the yellow post sites in Stockton Flat?
Happy you enjoyed it. Isn't too far from Stockton Flat but way higher in elevation. But as the crow flies, I can't see it being more than 2-3 miles away.
Thanks.
Awesome video. Can't wait to meet up with the Borderline Fam on the road.
Just tested some off road lights there yesterday at 3N06A! I can totally see the allure for night runs. Would be happy to have you join us.
Where is location?
15 freeway, Sierra exit!
Do you think I could climb on this trail with a 4x2 Tacoma ?
It really depends on trail conditions and if you have some sort of traction assist or lockers. Our last run was quite icy but none of us were in 2WD. Sometimes after rains the holes are filled in. Sometimes after some big 37s or 40s go in and spin it up, holes are just way huge. If you're going to do it in 2WD, definitely don't go alone and have some recovery equipment. With the right line and conditions it might be possible!
I had a 2007 Chevy Colorado 2wd with a 3 inch lift. I didn't make it all the way. If I had 2 inches more I would made it. With good clearance and some momentum you can make. Also pick your lines good too
@@DanielHernandez-jo9jy appreciate your input. Total 5 inch lift is insane! Ground clearance galore. Hovercraft.
@@BorderlineExplorer maybe 4. The 3 inches I had wasn't even tall enough
Thank you all. I’m going with a group of people with recovery kit in hand ....
SUBBED! Found you from the Monarch Meadows video (that burrito!). Love the work and detail. Grew up in the back of a FJ40 and finally got my own off-road rig. I’m pretty green but have a capable rig. Hope to bump into you sometime. Happy trails!
Yum. I'm feeling burritos this weekend. Connect with me on FB and Instagram! Sometimes our trips have openings. Trying to limit group sizes because of CoVid.
@@BorderlineExplorer sounds good and I’ll look you up. I posted my first OHV video on my YT page. I’ve only had the Jeep a few months and COVID certainly has put a damper on things
Freeway Ridge! Awesome footage 👏
@@BorderlineExplorer had a little trouble in a couple spots bc my front locker wasn’t working. That’s fixed now
You do a great job with your content. Keep it up 👍🏻
Encouragement like this keeps me making videos. Thank you 😀
By any chance you know which yellow post number is easiest to get to? The ones with no such a difficult road?
Yup! If you go onto 3N06B, 10, 11, 12, and 13 are all pretty easy to get to.
*edit to answer your question, YP 1 and 2 are EASIEST to get to but they're not all too spectacular.
As i watch this again 4 years later, I can officially say this whole spot is on currently on fire. Vista Fire. I just did this trail with my daughter last Saturday. Very rutted now.
Ok, now I want to go with yall! looks fun !
Totally fun! You sure you want to be with us strange folk? 😆
nice video Alan and Nori, what is the number of the campsite that you selected? 17,18 or 19?
Thank you! It was the one at the very end. 19 I believe. There's somewhat of a clearing at the top right by 19 with an additional 4-5 camp-able spots without fire rings.
Wow! What trail is this guys!?! I have to know
3N06A at Lytle Creek!
@@BorderlineExplorer awesome! thank you!!
@@BorderlineExplorer Any chance of getting directions? Sorry but not from the area! 🙏🏻
@@MrAllisonguru When will you be in the area? This is basically our "backyard" closest trail to us.
Good content, I enjoyed your video. Im new to off roading and your easy going and non- judgmental attitude is more my speed.
Thanks Trac. We're totally judgmental. Hahaha we love to joke around and have fun on the trails. Join us sometime. Welcome to the Borderline Fam.
Great video, do you post your run beforehand on Instagram
Thank you JC. Glad you found me on Instagram! Please DM on Instagram for more details on our runs.
A trailer? Why isn't that a portable compressor with a 60 and 90 lbs jackhammer to break up the boulders to make it easier for others to get up there?
Trailers rock. No boulders or anything that difficult on this trail. 37s and 40s dig up the wombat holes making for more of a challenge. Conditions always changing. Where you seeing boulders?
@@BorderlineExplorer Right there at 2:00 ish'.
@@aljawisa thank you, found it. I don't think slowly crawling through with a small trailer does anything to those rocks. Trucks are far heavier.
When and where is our next adventure? More Big Bear? More Anza? Farther? Anyone have ideas?
We have firewood that needs burning! Either a Yellow Post or anywhere fire legal preferably.
Suggestion for the list: Idyllwild
Nice video!
Thanks Leo!
I loved the video, subed! Came here from Jon’s Passport Instagram.
Wew! Welcome to the Borderline Fam!
I want to be part of your group can I ? How can I meet you guys :)
Hello! We have been taking a small break but should be back adventuring soon as Cali starts to open trails again. Let's keep in touch: borderlineexplorer@gmail.com
I couldn’t even find this trail I went up there to camp with my friend and I ended up camping somewhere else near big bear
The first time we explored this area I also drove past the trailhead. Explore around where the entrance trail forces you into the wash. 3N06A Trailhead is somewhere near there.
@@BorderlineExplorer yea when I was there I was at the creek but it just looked like it was for hikers because everyone parked in front of the creek was getting out to hike. Hopefully next time I go I can find it.
Good vid!
Appreciate the support, Alberto!
I came here to see how the passport performed as opposed to its predecessor - ISUZU RODEO!! I own a 2000 Isuzu trooper and can't wait to hit the lytle creek trails. I wish Isuzu would come back to the US
What did you think? We went up again with the Passport and the trail was overall more difficult but the largest holes were filled in. He made it up no problem! I'd love to see you in the trooper on the trails sometime. Used to take one on the trails back in 2018.
Cory Smith, the Isuzu Rodeo IS a re-branded old Honda Passport.
@@BorderlineExplorer I thought it performed just fine. I'm sure an LSD in the rear or even some Lockers will help. There's always room for improvement.
My heart sinks for Isuzu as a company and the left over community/enthusiasts misses them too.
@@BorderlineExplorer also I really enjoyed the video, how cool headed the editing was and how the lines were in order 👍
@@dariusvilla5680 yes sir I drove a 99 passport for a while
I’m down to do this in 2wd 🤘🏻
It’s Aiden thank you for putting this in your TH-cam channel
Aiden!! It was a bumpy ride but hope you enjoyed the day. Randy has an awesome 4Runner. Many adventures are in store for you!
Music is way too loud when watching on tv and the voice narrating sounds muffled.
Thanks for the feedback. I agree, I used to edit through headphones and it wouldn't reflect most audiences experiences watching through phone or TV. These days I try to turn the music way down but still trying to find that subtle balance.
If you put tire down to 20 psi no one will have a problem
It would have made it more comfortable and easier for sure.
Pro - Toyota ... biased against Jeeps "some Jeeps" ...come on man..... 5:32 Jeeps dominate.
Lol we have both Jeeps and Yotas. Both rock! Jeep is waaay off road capable --insane crawl ratios, articulation, and solid axles give me confidence to tackle tough trails. The LC100 has over 320k miles on the odometer. Awesome vehicles.
Lol, I just caught that. I think he just didn't know what they were by name so they became “ Some Jeeps”.
GOOD DEAL.... A WJ at 5:14
He handled everything with ease.
Video is great if I could just hear your soft voice over the loud music.
I agree 👍. Been trying to test different combinations with phone speakers / headphones / TV speakers / Soundbar. I edit with headphones and always think the music is soft enough but when played back on other devices, I always regret not lowering music even more. Appreciate your feedback, Donn
Ya know sometimes overheating is just a way to fit in drone footage into your busy shooting schedule. ༼ つ ◕_◕ ༽つ
JB! Mysterious how you know these things. How does Dunkin fare with the bumpy rides?
@@BorderlineExplorer I believe his response was a clean 4x4 is a *dog yawn* boring 4x4.
That’s hilarious. All of that fancy stuff and you’re rocking McDonald’s..
Soft spot for junk food 😋
ASMR 20:54 for you freaks. You’re welcome
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can do without the music honestly
Appreciate the feedback. Hopefully newer videos have better levels and less distracting music that contributes to the story.
I cringe whenever people alter the trail by stacking rocks. As much as I love seeing go out and adventure, please DO NOT alter the trail unless it’s an emergency. If your vehicle can’t make it, then turn around and find another trail. If ya’ll care about camp spots and trails to remain open, then keep it clean, remote, and do not turn it into a highway. Please spread this PSA and keep on making great videos!
That's so funny. I saw 'useless comment' and had to pause for a bit. This trail is always changing conditions! Last month it was super dug out. Now covered in snow. Glad you enjoyed the video!
Changing conditions does not negate the fact that we all need to do our part. Here’s an analogy: Throwing one plastic bottle out in camp is probably not a massive deal until a lot of campers start leaving trash consistently. Same as altering the trails. Soon enough it’ll get too crowded because a Honda Civic can now access it, or it’ll get closed for public use. I really enjoy your videos and I hope you understand my point. Stacking rocks is now a big deal in the off-road community. Keep the trails intact and camp spots remote and clean! Cheers and more power to you sir!
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Darn.. glad i missed out. jk.
Your GX will be in its natural habitat.
The guy in the civic needs to get a Toyota or Jeep