Nature a created thing gives you a glimpse of the personality of God and just how amazing He really is. Every time I do a trip in the woods I feel His presence all around me and so do most people they just can't recognize what it is that they are truly feeling. Great video love the music choices as well. God Bless 👍from me.😎
This is Adam from East County Overlanders and i absolutely love the way you narrate and do your videos!! Another great episode. Keep up the good work and hopefully I’ll see you on the trails one day.
Verve is great coffee! My favorite local shop around Santa Cruz. I can’t seem to even start to fly my drone without crashing it. Frustrating! Great pilgrimage you captured! You are totally right how incredible it is you can be surfing the beautiful ocean in the morning and be on your way into a mountain adventure a couple hours later! Love it here!
Sorry to hear about your dad. I lost both my parents 49 days apart last year. I moved to Utah for the nature. I don't want to miss out on another second in life.
Great video! My brother and I have done some of these trails on our motorcycles, it’s a great area! Growing up in Colorado, everyone used to prescribe eating ginger (usually candied ginger) for altitude sickness. No clue if it actually works, but that was the common cure for it in the Rockies!
Also Brian , you Miss the best view and the biggest lava Plato that would have looked awesome with the drone. Reach out to us and I’ll be glad to take you up there . President of Outkast Jeepers .
Hey man, sorry to hear about your loss.. like you, I’ve found that spending time out in the woods gives me a sense of solitude and a much needed break to help with my mental health. I just subscribed to your channel. Looking forward to seeing your videos. - JM
You are in my stomping grounds. I knew you were heading to Pinecrest Peak before you said it because I recognized literal trees on Herring Creek road in the video. Locals have names for the campsites. The overlook is just called "the lookout". You can see a bunch of valley towns from there at night. Also camped at the second spot with a view featured. That's a great spot as well. Views of Eagle Peak, Bear Valley, and the Dardanelles.
Just found your channel! Love it. Awesome commentary. We just started an off road channel. How do you get your videos to popup. That's how we found you.
Man, that makes me want to revisit that area and explore some more of it. I wasn't sure how much of that wasn't burned in the fire that happened several years ago. As for the coffee, I grind my beans and use a percolator coffee pot, no instant for me, I like it good and strong. Great video as usual!
Too funny! I love your comment on doing the things you wanted to to do when you where 12. I was there when I was 12, (60 yo now) your in my back yard! Glad to see you enjoying it. Peace. (Nice video btw).
@@losburrosoverland Keep it up, love your videos! I grew up in a cabin up there, playing with my plastic toy boats in Pinecrest Lkae and skiing on Dodge Ridge. Im in Oregon now.
Stopped by on the way home…I will share with you. Great call on the spot. Much appreciated. That’s a good point to gather for future excursions bro. Rip drone😂😂😂 I think I can rebuild it.
Many of those dead trees are the result of bark beetles. As the climate warms, bark beetles' populations are exploding, as less sub-freezing days means more time/opportunity for the little critters to attack trees and grow their numbers. Those dead trees burn much easier in low and medium intensity wild fires... and we're only really beginning to scratch the surface of the complexity of our conifer forests. Did you know that Beavers help mitigate wildfires as well?
@@losburrosoverlandthey create perennial riparian zones that keeps more water in the mountain creeks, streams and rivers. Riparian environments act as a buffer against wildfires.
The area he was camping is currently classified as LOW fire danger. Fires are allowed right now with a permit. Maps are available on the Stanislaus NF website.
At the time fires were still allowed with a permit. I also drowned it dead out before I went to sleep. I’m very careful with fire in these places. Thanks for watching
We're not in a draught and it's not that hot. Dense forest is a reason they're dying? C'mon. Those trees are sick. That forest is suffering from Beetle or some kind of pathogen.
That is only part of the story. I can tell that this subject means something to you and I encourage you to do your own research. It’s fascinating. Thank you for watching!
Nature a created thing gives you a glimpse of the personality of God and just how amazing He really is. Every time I do a trip in the woods I feel His presence all around me and so do most people they just can't recognize what it is that they are truly feeling. Great video love the music choices as well. God Bless 👍from me.😎
Thanks for watching!
So relaxing Thank you!!! Let us know the beautiful nature 👍😍
This is Adam from East County Overlanders and i absolutely love the way you narrate and do your videos!! Another great episode. Keep up the good work and hopefully I’ll see you on the trails one day.
Thanks Adam!
Verve is great coffee! My favorite local shop around Santa Cruz. I can’t seem to even start to fly my drone without crashing it. Frustrating! Great pilgrimage you captured! You are totally right how incredible it is you can be surfing the beautiful ocean in the morning and be on your way into a mountain adventure a couple hours later! Love it here!
Right on! We are very lucky. Thanks for watching!
Thank for the mention Brian. We love that place . President of Outkast Jeepers.😊❤
Thanks for taking care of a slice of paradise!
Lovely.
Thanks Will. That means a lot coming from you. I've been following you for quite some time. Maybe I'll see you on the trail someday.
That’s so cool to hear. I really enjoyed your script and the vibes you created on this one.
Pinecrest peak you stopped at is one of my favorites been going there for years
Beautiful
Another epic video! Thanks I needed this video today!
Right on. I’m glad it landed!
Knocked it out of the park again Brian. Thank you very much. 👍
Right on! Thanks for the support!
You do some awesome trips
Glad you like them!
Sorry to hear about your dad. I lost both my parents 49 days apart last year. I moved to Utah for the nature. I don't want to miss out on another second in life.
Great video! My brother and I have done some of these trails on our motorcycles, it’s a great area! Growing up in Colorado, everyone used to prescribe eating ginger (usually candied ginger) for altitude sickness. No clue if it actually works, but that was the common cure for it in the Rockies!
@@jacobyrenfro719 candied ginger…🤔 worth a shot! Thanks for watching!
Also Brian , you
Miss the best view and the biggest lava Plato that would have looked awesome with the drone. Reach out to us and I’ll be glad to take you up there . President of Outkast Jeepers .
I’m intrigued! Sounds good!
Yep missed a good spot
Hey man, sorry to hear about your loss.. like you, I’ve found that spending time out in the woods gives me a sense of solitude and a much needed break to help with my mental health. I just subscribed to your channel. Looking forward to seeing your videos. - JM
Thank you, and thanks for the sub. Much more to come
Altitude Adjustment pills. That's the name brand. We buy them in telluride every time we go! Awesome video and awesome gladiator
Sweet! Thanks I’ll check them out. Thanks for tuning in!
You are in my stomping grounds. I knew you were heading to Pinecrest Peak before you said it because I recognized literal trees on Herring Creek road in the video. Locals have names for the campsites. The overlook is just called "the lookout". You can see a bunch of valley towns from there at night. Also camped at the second spot with a view featured. That's a great spot as well. Views of Eagle Peak, Bear Valley, and the Dardanelles.
It’s really a special place. Thanks for letting me sleep in your backyard! And thanks for watching!
There he is, my best Overlander. Thank´s Brian.
Thank you!
Just found your channel! Love it. Awesome commentary. We just started an off road channel. How do you get your videos to popup. That's how we found you.
Man, that makes me want to revisit that area and explore some more of it. I wasn't sure how much of that wasn't burned in the fire that happened several years ago. As for the coffee, I grind my beans and use a percolator coffee pot, no instant for me, I like it good and strong. Great video as usual!
Right on. Yeah I was feeling a bit lazy that morning. lol. didn't feel like cleaning the french press. Thanks as always!
Too funny! I love your comment on doing the things you wanted to to do when you where 12. I was there when I was 12, (60 yo now) your in my back yard! Glad to see you enjoying it. Peace. (Nice video btw).
such a beautiful area. Thanks for watching
@@losburrosoverland Keep it up, love your videos! I grew up in a cabin up there, playing with my plastic toy boats in Pinecrest Lkae and skiing on Dodge Ridge. Im in Oregon now.
@@explorethreesixtyfiveWill do! I might do some Orego stuff in October!
@@losburrosoverland If you do, give me a shout. I live in Prineville OR, next to Bend, OR. Stunning and lots to explore!
Stopped by on the way home…I will share with you. Great call on the spot. Much appreciated. That’s a good point to gather for future excursions bro. Rip drone😂😂😂 I think I can rebuild it.
Stoked you made it out there!
Thank you!
Another great video. I like to perk my coffee on the trail. Sorry to hear about your father Brian. 💔
Thank you
Many of those dead trees are the result of bark beetles. As the climate warms, bark beetles' populations are exploding, as less sub-freezing days means more time/opportunity for the little critters to attack trees and grow their numbers. Those dead trees burn much easier in low and medium intensity wild fires... and we're only really beginning to scratch the surface of the complexity of our conifer forests. Did you know that Beavers help mitigate wildfires as well?
I didn't know that about beavers. Is it because they are cutting down the dead standing trees?
@@losburrosoverlandthey create perennial riparian zones that keeps more water in the mountain creeks, streams and rivers. Riparian environments act as a buffer against wildfires.
Nice video Brian!
Thanks!
Sorry about the drone. You probably already know this but DJI has a great repair service.
It was covered under my protection plan still. Phew!
all of those trees will succumb. It will be just like entering Yosemite with large swaths where forest used to be. Now grassland
such a bummer.
New to your channel - enjoying the vibe... I have the XT version of your Bush Co. 270 awning - question: what lights did you install? Thanks, man.
I just wired up some led strip lights that I got off of Amazon. Thanks for watching!
Nice fire! Confirm there are current fire restrictions in the STANISLAUS NF
The area he was camping is currently classified as LOW fire danger. Fires are allowed right now with a permit. Maps are available on the Stanislaus NF website.
Yeah saw the map before i commented I guess he is outside of the moderate area barely. But damn why risk it when it’s been so hot anyway
At the time fires were still allowed with a permit. I also drowned it dead out before I went to sleep. I’m very careful with fire in these places. Thanks for watching
Great trail and video.
How do you get to the trail. I would like to take family and friends on that trail😊
Download the onX offroad app and just search it up. It's right off of 108
Most of the video featured Herring Creek road and the various offshoots. Bear right at the corral, then right again at 5N31 for the lookout.
We're not in a draught and it's not that hot. Dense forest is a reason they're dying? C'mon. Those trees are sick. That forest is suffering from Beetle or some kind of pathogen.
That is only part of the story. I can tell that this subject means something to you and I encourage you to do your own research. It’s fascinating. Thank you for watching!