Ouray Colorado Off-road Adventure - Corkscrew, Ophir, Last Dollar Rd, etc

This video highlights the first 3 days of our off-road/wheeling trip to Ouray, CO in Sep/Oct of 2020. We had a fun time in the Tacoma attempting to keep up with a good friend of ours in his 2005 LJ Wrangler. 10/10 would recommend!
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[@YouTubeBinging]

Great footage

[@bruceyyyyy]

I forgot how fun Million Dollar Highway was. We stayed at the Ouray KOA.
Did Ophir and Corkscrew. Had a nice picnic at the top. You showed the spot @ 7:50
I remember it was pretty chilly even in July up there. Surprised there wasn't more snow!

[@HighjakSecondary]

The entire trip was way too much fun. That'd be an awesome picnic spot! Yeah, it was chilly, but not much snow yet even for late September. I think we lucked out.

[@hunter_pauley]

Followed you when you had the subie. Cant wait to jump from my 2015 FXT to a Tacoma next spring. excited for the expanding overlanding possibilities!

[@HighjakSecondary]

Hell yeah! It seems like a common trend. Subie to Tacoma or 4Runner.

[@RKHarm24]

Beautiful landscape and camera work. Your best that I remember. Are these trails ONE WAY or 2-WAY
Could/would your truck with stock height tires made this trek? AMAZING sights to see as I have never been to NM, CO, AZ, UT or NV. I have trekked the Appalachian's, Smokey Mtns when I was younger, Mostly hiking.

[@HighjakSecondary]

Thanks for watching, Randy! All of these trails shown in this video are 2 way. Black Bear from the other video is one way once you get far enough in, but most of the stuff we did was 2 way. A completely stock Tacoma on stock tires could do everything shown in this video. Better tires wouldn't hurt though. I've never been to the Smokeys - it's on my list!