Solo Overlanding Near Beautiful Lake Havasu, AZ PT 1 | Dynamite Canyon Whipple Mountains
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ส.ค. 2024
- Join my dog Kobe and I on this solo overlanding adventure in the Bronco, that begins north of Lake Havasu, AZ. We start by dispersed camping along the Washboard wash/ Northwest Passage Trail the first night. Watch as we wake up to wild burro and trek our way through trails back to California. Starting with Dynamite Canyon Whipple Mountains. Next episode we'll be doing two trail Earp Falls and Monument Peak. Enjoy!
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I wish you would come to the East coast; we have beautiful camping and shorelines.
Me too. Hopefully once the channel grows some more I’ll be able to afford it
That Astro is a smoking deal!
Smoking 🔥 💨 indeed 😂
Glad to see you out exploring again. Great video.
Me too. Thanks buddy.
What an awesome area. Thanks for sharing!
Absolutely. Thanks again for watching
This was my first watch of your overland videos and this was also great. Do you do any fishing on your channel? Keep up the good work. Looking forward to watching more of your content. Kobe is an awesome pooch, too. I gotta know how you trained him to go up and down that ramp. My dog would wuss out at the mere sight of that contraption.
Haha, like the Astro van segment. Nicely done video!
Thanks. Make me an offer on the van 😂
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Thanks Sonia 😌
Serious question. How are you blaming the awning for breaking the roof rack? I get that it’s frustrating if it’s not staying secure but a 37lb awning breaking a roof rack that is rated 300lbs dynamic seems a bit unreasonable. Definitely call out any product/company that needs to make improvements. FSR for needing a better mounting system. TrailRax for a severe overestimate of load rating.
You’re right. It’s not just the awning. But the added weight and mounting location on the tent vibrates the tent so much that the subpar brackets shift over to the point where it stresses the TrailRax rack so much, that it snapped at its weakest point on a previous trip of mine. But yeah you’re right, I was just frustrated because I wouldn’t be in the situation if I hadn’t put the awning back on.
Good to know that about the awning. I’ve been looking at that same setup. How are you liking the Aspen rtt?
Love the ladder idea for your dog!
@@ryanadventureeverything8758 I love the tent for the most part. The material they use is great and I love the insulation. The only thing I wish I could do with it is store some bedding in there. And yeah Kobe loves the ladder too. Definitely a great purchase.
Saw someone’s video where they said they could open the valve on aircore mattress. It then compressed enough for bedding.
What water tank/shower tank is that on the driver side?
It’s the basic 3 gal from Waterport