Off-Roading & Dispersed Camping In Moab | Arches National Park
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- čas přidán 23. 04. 2022
- Southwest road trip EP2. We continued our journey, taking our new teardrop trailer into Moab for some off-roading and dispersed camping. We also visited Arches National Park.
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*None of the drone footage was taken within our national or state parks.
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Awesome!!!
Beautiful place 😍. I love your videos. Greetings form Spain
I love how well you guys showcase the landscape. And how you keep the story moving. Big fans in Hillsboro, OR.
Thank you for watching and for the kind words! Hope all is well down there neighbor!
@@WheresWiseman Thank you! Geeking out on your SW tour as we slowly build out our 2018 TRD Offroad 4Runner. We want to go everywhere!
Love it! 4Runner may be a next for us down the road! 🤷🏼♂️ We also want to go everywhere. Best way to do it is just go!! Patience and persistence 👌🏻 Hope to see you down the road!
Beautiful views! I'd love to be there right now! Thanks for sharing! Love your new trailer! 👍
Thanks, Barry! We're loving it! You gotta get out here!!
Great job on the video, driving 😅 and sweet music. Love the blue camper too. Beautiful arches 💕
Thanks, Danni!! Hope to see y'all again soon!
A cake walk! Love those rock guards on the front. Corners!
Right!? So many new updates, we can't wait to share!
Oh my, she’s purtty!
Yes sir! Fallin' in love all over again!
This is such a timely video! I’m in Utah picking up a Bean Trailer and then going to stop in Moab on my way back to Denver for some over nights.
You guys have great content, and your video editing and music is some of the best. Still laugh when I think about your Halloween video. Thanks for making these videos, I feel like I’m ready to teardrop camp!
Congrats, Jake!! Those Beans look amazing! Enjoy Moab and thanks so much for the kind words and for sticking with us! We'll definitely keep the Halloween camping tradition going 🎃
I just love you video, I have watched most of the teardrop adventure clip on tube but yours are a notch above everyone, I just got my teardrop a few days ago and this is an inspiration to me , thanks !
Thanks so much for the kind words! Made our day!! And congrats on the new trailer! What did you get??
@@WheresWiseman It is called "Igloo T42", a small business of 3 people up north in Montreal, Canada. They build very light weight teardrop (around 500 pounds !) not as rugged as yours but I plan to do lots of dirt road with it, Moab is in my bucket list and a dream to me, one day I might make here down there, thanks again for sharing your adventure, I am loving it...
Found 'em! sites.google.com/igloocaravane.com/igloo-caravane-micro/
Looks great and love the low weight! You must make it down to Utah. Amazing piece of earth 👌🏻
Great video you guys. Utah has a lot to see. I passed up on Deadhorse State Park, I wish I would have seen it. Next time.
Thanks, Bill! Yes...one week was not nearly enough time. Could spend a month down there!
@@WheresWiseman I know what you mean. On my trip we went to Canyon land Needles, moved to a BLM campground (Horse Thief) not far from Deadhorse State Park. That gave us a chance to see "The Island in the Sky" and Arches.
BTW your camper looks great. I bought a teardrop camper (made in Tulsa, OK.) We are headed to Big Bend National Park in the morning.
Jealous! That park looks amazing! What company out of Tulsa? That is near one of my (Matts) favorite places on earth, Grand Lake o' the Cherokees!
@@WheresWiseman OK Schooner's, started in Broken Arrow, moved to Tulsa. I stumbled across the maker accidentally. I will try to make a video of the trip.
Very cool!!! Heading up there in June. Thinking about staying at porcupine rim. Were you able to find parking even with your teardrop?
Nice! Actually we were surprised how easy it was. Only had to wait a couple minutes a couple times 👌🏻
Love the set-up it looks great. What size lift and tires? And how does it pull…stock gears? Ty
Thank you! 3.5" metal cloak, 37" tires, and 5.13 gears. It pulls so great! The regear was huge. Still have plenty of power, just lost a little top end which we don't need anyway 👌🏻
I've been looking at the Timberleaf Pika for a little bit now, it looks awesome! Handled that hill climb like a champ! Both my husband and I have 2 dr jeeps so the Pika is not an IF but a WHEN. I suppose they don't have an option for a lug pattern that matches the Jeep wheels? That'd be pretty bad ass!
I know you can do custom wheels/tires but not sure if they match
Question, why not the aero teardrops? Curious because we will be making our decision next year. Love watching your adventures.
Thank you Ruby, we appreciate the support! There are lots of great trailers on the market. We needed to keep the weight close to 1,000 lbs pulling with our 2 door Jeep, which is one reason we like Timberleaf. For the weight and build quality, can't beat it 👍🏻
Nice hill climb! Did you air down Jeep and or trailer?
Did not air down, don't have that capability yet. For now it's going to be a little more slippy and a little more bumpy. If/when we do a longer trail run, we're definitely going to invest in some additional air 👍🏻
That looks so awesome!!!! And I love the blue color! New one?
Yes indeed! Beyond excited 🤘🏻
@@WheresWiseman I bet! Compared to the all road one do you think the off road is much better? I picked the all road but thinking maybe I should upgrade to the off road just incase 🤷🏼♂️
For us the off road is better however the all road is still very capable. If you think you'll regret it, just go for it lol
@@WheresWiseman nice! Yeah I think I probably would regret it if I didn’t even though I don’t see myself really going off road, but we only live once 😄 thank ya🙌🏻
Lol...YOLO!
Oh, also, do you guys ever use the drone to scope out camp spots?
We actually have a couple times! Comes in handy and saves some drive time and fuel 👍🏻