Your videos are great, beautiful scenery. To ease some of the bumpy try letting some air out of your tires. Start with 20 lbs in each tire. Get a small air compressor to refill the tires when done wheeling.
@@xplor_adventure Yeah about 5 minutes after I sent that suggestion, I saw on one of your videos that you were airing up those tires. But I was too late and had already sent my reply. Love your videos and content. Your wife should create a Cookbook for sale. Her recipes look delicious! Anxious to watch your next video! Maybe we will see you in the Swell one of these days! Last time I was there I camped at the Little Grand Canyon, was really cool waking up on the overlook! Buckhorn Wash was really cool with all the Indian Artwork and Dinosaur print!
Hi! We just discovered your channel and are really enjoying it! We are fellow 4Runner owners in out third year of enjoying off road adventures. We’re looking forward to seeing where you go next.
Watched other TH-camrs trips to Lake Adams. My girlfriend especially like your videos because you're more our speed - off grid camping versus rock climbing and extremely technical trails. With that being written, do you have armor on your rig? If yes, is it aluminum or steel? Planning a 2024 trip to Colorado and I am enamored with the Flat Tops. Want to see how doable it is for us. TIA!
Thanks Grant! Yeah, we definitely prefer the off-grid style with the occasional technical challenge. Adam’s lake was a challenging road but fun, as opposed to scary. We don’t have armor except for the front skid plate. I suppose it would be a good idea to get some in the rare chance that something happens. We’ve definitely slid on our rock sliders a time or two so those are a must. But usually when you’re going over a boulder field the only thing you’ll get caught up on is your rear differential if anything. You’re going to love the Flat Tops - enjoy your trip next year!
@@xplor_adventure Yes I do I live in the little town of New Castle which is considered the gateway to the Flat Tops and I was born at Buford which is on the other side my dad had Meadow lake built in 1963 and I sent most of my growing up days back and forth in that area
Hi thanks for the video , I m planning a trip to Colorado on Sep , however I did not find so much info for the blair mountain trial. is it possible for a stock 4*4 trundra to reach blair mountain overlook ? thanks in advance
Great video guys, I know this is a bit older but we are heading up there on Sunday 😃 Might be kinda fun👍🤣
You are definitely going to love it! Bring mosquito nets and repellant.
Love the food parts.
Thanks! We got a cookbook coming so stay tuned!
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I would buy that.
Your videos are great, beautiful scenery. To ease some of the bumpy try letting some air out of your tires. Start with 20 lbs in each tire. Get a small air compressor to refill the tires when done wheeling.
Thanks so much! Yeah, we have an ARB air compressor under the hood and usually take the tires down to 15-18 psi depending on the terrain.
@@xplor_adventure Yeah about 5 minutes after I sent that suggestion, I saw on one of your videos that you were airing up those tires. But I was too late and had already sent my reply. Love your videos and content. Your wife should create a Cookbook for sale. Her recipes look delicious! Anxious to watch your next video! Maybe we will see you in the Swell one of these days! Last time I was there I camped at the Little Grand Canyon, was really cool waking up on the overlook! Buckhorn Wash was really cool with all the Indian Artwork and Dinosaur print!
Hi! We just discovered your channel and are really enjoying it! We are fellow 4Runner owners in out third year of enjoying off road adventures. We’re looking forward to seeing where you go next.
Awesome, thank you! It's always good to meet a fellow 4Runner adventurer.
You folks sure know how to enjoy food.... i mean... life. Lol.
Yes we do! Thanks for watching.
Watched other TH-camrs trips to Lake Adams. My girlfriend especially like your videos because you're more our speed - off grid camping versus rock climbing and extremely technical trails. With that being written, do you have armor on your rig? If yes, is it aluminum or steel? Planning a 2024 trip to Colorado and I am enamored with the Flat Tops. Want to see how doable it is for us. TIA!
Thanks Grant! Yeah, we definitely prefer the off-grid style with the occasional technical challenge. Adam’s lake was a challenging road but fun, as opposed to scary. We don’t have armor except for the front skid plate. I suppose it would be a good idea to get some in the rare chance that something happens. We’ve definitely slid on our rock sliders a time or two so those are a must. But usually when you’re going over a boulder field the only thing you’ll get caught up on is your rear differential if anything. You’re going to love the Flat Tops - enjoy your trip next year!
My home sweet home go up there all the time
You live in such a beautiful place!
@@xplor_adventure Yes I do I live in the little town of New Castle which is considered the gateway to the Flat Tops and I was born at Buford which is on the other side my dad had Meadow lake built in 1963 and I sent most of my growing up days back and forth in that area
It's a picturesque scenery.
Thanks for watching! My nephew is living in Busan, South Korea right now.
Hi thanks for the video , I m planning a trip to Colorado on Sep , however I did not find so much info for the blair mountain trial. is it possible for a stock 4*4 trundra to reach blair mountain overlook ? thanks in advance
Yes the road going up is a bit rough in certain spots but if you pick your lines you should be fine.