Join Deb, Bill, Nancy and Alan as they travel through the hills of eastern Kentucky. On this episode they are overlanding the entire Daniel Boone Backcountry Byway loop.
Finally a nice overlanding video trip thru the backwoods without all that damn noise of music playing. Thank you sir. Nice to hear a calm voice and the outdoors for once..
I really like the way you narrated the video. Not many people tell you what trail they are on and how difficult it is. Thank you. I really enjoyed your trip.
Beautiful little Trail! Remind me in part of the thousands of miles of logging roads we have in the mountains here on the West side of Oregon. Over the last 12 years my wife and I have explored countless miles of these Mountain back roads with numerous waterfalls, old growth redwood trees, elk, bears, wolves, and numerous other beautiful creatures and natural beauty our loving Creator designed. Last year I bought a new Rubicon 2-door and built it for handling the roughest of these roads, which we have been enjoying very much.
Just found your channel. Very refreshing to finally find someone that doesn't overlay music and play the video in fast forward. Just honest, unedited film and great narration of the trail. Awesome video man!
Bravo @21:41 "Alan and Nancy decided they didn't want to try the rocks, and I don't blame 'em." Knowing your limits is an important step towards the ultimate goal, which is always getting back home safely. Good on you for not pushing your friends to max out their equipment and skill level.
Probably the best jeep video I've watched, ever, on you tube. I was raised on a 49 willys cj-2a, and a 1973 CJ-5 304. I've also had an 83 cj-7, and a 81 cj-5, and now own a 76 CJ-5 304. Of all the videos I've watched, this one was so relaxed, and much fun to watch... It's exactly the the kind of of off- roading I like to do. I sometimes get so frustrated with some of these videos when they are attempting to do things with a jeep that is not reality, and the only way I would do, is if I were in an absolute situation that required it. Sorry, a little long winded, but I would hardly watch a 30 minute video, and enjoy it all the way thru like this one. I hope to see many more...
@@CoddiwompleOverland I'm planning a trip with my 82 year young mom to Alaska. I noticed sr.s, how are they handling the trail... we mostly will be doing highway mostly and the ferry there Yukon back.if the boader opens.
the more videos i watch about the DBBB the more i want to go down there and try it, and by far this video was the MOST informative i have seen so far about the conditions on the trail. Thank you very much for this clean simple and well narrated video.
reduce tire pressure to lower your rig next time. Rarely do I not speed thru the intro of such sites but yours is so well made I watch it every time. Well done indeed.
@@CoddiwompleOverland You got me hooked! like your driving style, "Easy does it", we just moved from CA to SC, getting out and exploring every weekend in our 16 Jeep JKU, MT.
Propane heaters typically do that when there is trash or dust in the supply tubes. Blow them out real good with compressed air and see if that helps. Love your videos!! Subscribed.
Awesome video I really enjoyed it we are going to get a jeep for trails and I was showing my girlfriend this video as we live 2 hours from there thanks 😊
Great video! I’m new to overlanding, but a long time off-roader. We have a log cabin on Lake Watuaga in Eastern Tennessee, but haven’t really done these trails (mostly went to OHV parks). I’m definitely seeking this out when I go home! Thank you!
Another very good video, thanks. Your videos are clueing me in on many of the overlanding routes in the southeast, which I truly appreciate. I am retiring from the Army this summer and returning to the southeast (Florida) where I plan to enjoy the countryside much as you are doing. I have my Retirement Adventure Vehicle (RAV) on order; a new Ford Bronco, and I plan to use it to discover many of those hidden gems in the southeast. Thanks again for your very informative and entertaining videos.
Thank you for the preview of the DBBB. It's too much for this old man on a new adventure bike, but I would have enjoyed it as a two day dual sport camping trip 30 years ago.
It was great meeting y’all yesterday ! This part of fin castle and Walker creek we done last weekend. Love watching the videos they are amazing and informative and have been a great help for us for our destinations ! Great fun for the whole family !
@@CoddiwompleOverland remember the white trailboss. And keep my wife in y’all’s thoughts if you wouldn’t care to. Getting her out is sometimes the only thing that lets her forget about some of the pain she deals with.
Great video and talking is easy to listen too . I’d like to find it next year until then winch time, tires, some sliders and bumpers. Just got 3 1/2” Rubicon lift finished up, adjustable track bar, all new tie rod ends, 3 1/2”- 4” Shocks, still building my overlander 2001 jeep XJ.
Great video ! No need for a lift for your buddy. High clearance fenders and mud tires would go a long way ! Looking forward to more content ! Thanks for sharing
What beautiful country regardless of the season. BTW your choice of of transport seems to have worked out just fine. There is no doubt that it's important to have a buddy (second vehicle) with equal capabilities to make the trip enjoyable and remove a whole lot of stress in what is meant to be a relaxing expedition in beautiful country. I know that country and it is absolutely beautiful.
Great video, took my brand new at the time 03 rubicon there. The next day my wife told me we was getting a lift. Great move the mods are still going on.
Just subscribed to your channel, thinking about coming to red river gorge to do the entire Backcountry byway by motorcycle if allowed, didn't even know about it till watching your video, thanks for your amazing footage brother!!!!!!
Excellent video! The third trail is usually called furnace pilot road, you call it mountain-something. I've done the first three trails in my forester. There are videos on my channel if you want to see. I also narrate, but I don't have an awesome camera person like you haha. I just use a tripod. The external shots are KEY to a good off-road video! They are a pain to capture, but they are the best part! I subscribed! Keep up the great work! By the way, for about $100 you can get a hand held 3 axis gimbal for a phone. That would make your video look professional quality! Great editing too!
I have really enjoyed your video. I have a stock 2007 unlimited, I would love to do that.thanks for the great video. It is hard to stay or get excited about overlanding in the southeast.
I did this with my 2000 Jeep XJ on 31s no lockers when I was riding with the overland bound group a year or so ago. Doing this made me want to get a bigger lift lockers and bigger tires as soon as I was done lol great video
@@CoddiwompleOverland it was fun. I going to have to check out LBL at some point. My Jeep is still undergoing treatment so when it’s done that’s my first place I’m going. Stay safe keep on jeepin on 🤙
The big mud hole at the top of Spaas Creek has been filled in and repaired thanks to the work and donations from Kentucky Toyota Landcruiser Association (KYTLCA). Spaas is a lot of fun, so is Pumpkin Hollow.
@@CoddiwompleOverland after watching your video I realized how much of the DBBB I have done over the past couple of years. I think I might have done the entire loop at this point.
I just found your channel this morning and now I need to play catch up to all of your videos. I really like the way that they are presented. The DBBB is being added to my list of eastern U.S. trails.
Awesome video! One of the best I've seen so far! We have a stock jeep wrangler but would love to start doing this! Ant recommendations on good starting spots. We are in Northern Kentucky. Thank you!
Very informative section-by-section trail report, thanks for that! Impressive driving skills - very calm, always in control, no momentum, pure traction. Did you regear? What tires is the red Jeep on?
You can find the route at Ridethedbbb.org they keep the route updated as it changes from time to time, also the proceeds from the maps go to keeping it open.
I feel like the Aussie locker is probably a safer locker in terms of not having it accidentally on when you don't need it as this is risky. The fact that it's pavement safe means it was made and designed the right way. I can't put one on mine but I would if I could. Mine came with a rear locker though from the factory.
Nice to see you don't have to be a youngster to get out, off-roading. I wish I could get my wife to try it. It would be worth buying a Jeep. Best wishes to all.
We have great time, we just don't go as fast as we may have years ago. To us its more about not missing the fights than how many miles we can do. Try to get her to watch a few videos. Good luck to you. Over landing for us is the most amazing thing that we have done in years. It is great to just get away together!
Finally a nice overlanding video trip thru the backwoods without all that damn noise of music playing. Thank you sir. Nice to hear a calm voice and the outdoors for once..
You are welcome and thank you for the awesome compliment!
I really like the way you narrated the video. Not many people tell you what trail they are on and how difficult it is. Thank you. I really enjoyed your trip.
Thanks! We are really glad you liked it
Beautiful little Trail! Remind me in part of the thousands of miles of logging roads we have in the mountains here on the West side of Oregon. Over the last 12 years my wife and I have explored countless miles of these Mountain back roads with numerous waterfalls, old growth redwood trees, elk, bears, wolves, and numerous other beautiful creatures and natural beauty our loving Creator designed.
Last year I bought a new Rubicon 2-door and built it for handling the roughest of these roads, which we have been enjoying very much.
We would like to get the west coast at some point. Thank for sharing and watching!
Just found your channel. Very refreshing to finally find someone that doesn't overlay music and play the video in fast forward. Just honest, unedited film and great narration of the trail. Awesome video man!
Thanks for the awesome compliment!
Bravo @21:41 "Alan and Nancy decided they didn't want to try the rocks, and I don't blame 'em." Knowing your limits is an important step towards the ultimate goal, which is always getting back home safely. Good on you for not pushing your friends to max out their equipment and skill level.
You are exactly right! Thanks for watching!
Probably the best jeep video I've watched, ever, on you tube. I was raised on a 49 willys cj-2a, and a 1973 CJ-5 304. I've also had an 83 cj-7, and a 81 cj-5, and now own a 76 CJ-5 304. Of all the videos I've watched, this one was so relaxed, and much fun to watch... It's exactly the the kind of of off- roading I like to do. I sometimes get so frustrated with some of these videos when they are attempting to do things with a jeep that is not reality, and the only way I would do, is if I were in an absolute situation that required it. Sorry, a little long winded, but I would hardly watch a 30 minute video, and enjoy it all the way thru like this one. I hope to see many more...
Thank you so much for this incredible compliment!
Cool Jeep Jeep Whop Whop.....
@@CoddiwompleOverland I'm planning a trip with my 82 year young mom to Alaska. I noticed sr.s, how are they handling the trail... we mostly will be doing highway mostly and the ferry there Yukon back.if the boader opens.
They do very well! Alan and Nancy are both very very active and are really young at heart. Alaska is definitely on our bucket list too!
Thank you!
Love your jeep
Thank you!
the more videos i watch about the DBBB the more i want to go down there and try it, and by far this video was the MOST informative i have seen so far about the conditions on the trail. Thank you very much for this clean simple and well narrated video.
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you for watching!
Just found your channel. Very good video. Wife and I are heading down to do the loop at the end of October. Your video convinced us to go try it.
Glad you liked it. Thanks for watching
Crazy Adventures!! 🤙🏼 Something tells me that the red Jeep owner will get a lift and bigger tires soon !
Thanks! And yes they're thinking about it!
Thanks for recording your trip. I enjoyed it.
Thank you for the comment!
20:09 Man you are strong! Pullin that jeep uphill like that! 😂
Thanks for watching.
I have a stock OR tacoma and can't wait to explore some of these trails. I'll need better tires for the harder ones. Peaceful video too
Thanks!
Definitely on my list Thanks
They will be adding more miles in the future.
reduce tire pressure to lower your rig next time. Rarely do I not speed thru the intro of such sites but yours is so well made I watch it every time. Well done indeed.
Thanks!
You guys are such a great drivers, the narrative is also to the point.
Thank you
@@CoddiwompleOverland You got me hooked! like your driving style, "Easy does it", we just moved from CA to SC, getting out and exploring every weekend in our 16 Jeep JKU, MT.
Hope to see you out on the trails someday.
This Video is KILLIN IT! Nice Job! Congratulations!
Thank you! We can't believe how well its doing either!
Propane heaters typically do that when there is trash or dust in the supply tubes. Blow them out real good with compressed air and see if that helps. Love your videos!! Subscribed.
Thanks!
Great video and great tribute to David.
Thank you
listening to you narrate this is just heart-warming. great video, looks like a good time.
Thank you very much! It was a great time
Thanks for the ride! Another great video and beautiful scenery.
Thank you!
Really great video! No need for music/ effects when there is good content!
Thanks for the awesome compliment!
Great video!
Thank you!
That was fun! Thanks for sharing, friend.
Thank you for going along!
Great footage and narration. Gorgeous trail!
Thank you!
Just came across your channel. You're making some great videos. You should have 50k subscribers!
Thank you so very much!!
Thanks for the red jeep footage. I enjoy it all but that gives me a better idea what I can be comfortable with in my fairly stock Moab.
You are welcome!
Great video! Love that you share the trails and the difficulty. Look forward to watching more!
Thank you!
Nice video and very entertaining . Looked fun and challenging without beating the crap out of your Jeeps.
Thank you and yes it was a great trip!
Love your videos and all the adventure!
Thank you!
Good to see 2 different types of builds do the same trails. One well built with large tires and one more stock with small tires.
Thanks for watching
Great job! This is the first video if yours that I have seen. I subscribed and I'm looking forward to seeing more of your videos! Take care!!!!
Thank you! We are so glad you like our channel!
Great video. We will that route to our list of things to do in that part of the country. Nice jeep too.
Thank you!
Awesome video I really enjoyed it we are going to get a jeep for trails and I was showing my girlfriend this video as we live 2 hours from there thanks 😊
Thanks for watching!
Coddi we went to the DBBB and had a blast. Thanks for the great video. It helped is out. We are looking forward to the spring and go again.
Glad it helped and you all had a great time.
Thanks for a nice tour of the DBBB!
You are welcome! Thanks for watching!
Phenomenal and informative video man! We just started our channel so I realize how much work went into that video!
Thank you for the awesome compliment! Good luck on your channel and just be you! We will check you out!
Great looking Jeep, and I love the DV8 front bumper!
Thanks!
As always a great trip, thank you for sharing your adventure
Thank you for watching! So glad you liked it
Fantastic video! Really illustrates the difference between how Jeeps are tooled up and how certain trails present challenges.
Thank you for the awesome compliment!
I can guarantee that you won't find me eating any kind of beans while camping in eastern KY! LOL Great video!
LOL! Thanks and glad you liked it!
Great video! I’m new to overlanding, but a long time off-roader. We have a log cabin on Lake Watuaga in Eastern Tennessee, but haven’t really done these trails (mostly went to OHV parks). I’m definitely seeking this out when I go home! Thank you!
You are welcome! Glad you liked it!
Great job with all the info!
Thank you!
Another awesome video with great commentary. Thank you very much for naming the different trails because now I'll be able to locate them hopefully.
Thank you for the compliment!
Great video, really enjoyed it all the way from Los Angeles. Love the narrating, no music was even better. Keep on trailing my friend.
Thank you very much! We are glad you like it!
Very informative video. No annoying music or nonsense monologue.
Glad you liked it!
very nice video and naration .. pro documentary :)
Thanks
Thanks for posting. I wish I were there now. 🙂
Thank you for the compliment!
Nicely done! Your narrative was excellent.
Thank you very much!
We were on some of those trails in early Nov. There for a couple of days wheeling. Fun time, plan to go back next year. Nice Vid, thanks.
Thank you for watching!
Great video. I am really motivated to go. Thanks for putting this video together.
Thank you! We are glad you liked it!
I need to run this route. Looks amazing.
It is a great trip!
Just a set of M/T tire on the red JL would make a WORLD of difference!!
Yes they have since changed
Another very good video, thanks. Your videos are clueing me in on many of the overlanding routes in the southeast, which I truly appreciate. I am retiring from the Army this summer and returning to the southeast (Florida) where I plan to enjoy the countryside much as you are doing. I have my Retirement Adventure Vehicle (RAV) on order; a new Ford Bronco, and I plan to use it to discover many of those hidden gems in the southeast. Thanks again for your very informative and entertaining videos.
Thank you very much !
Thank you for the preview of the DBBB. It's too much for this old man on a new adventure bike, but I would have enjoyed it as a two day dual sport camping trip 30 years ago.
Thanks for watching! It would be fun on a dual sport for sure
Thanks for putting this together!
Thank you for watching!
great video, love those trails
Thanks! We really like them too
Always the best!🤗🇺🇸🇨🇦 Michigan
Thank you
Great video and commentary.
Thank you!
Good job bro. Everyone need this type of content to watch and feels good ❤️love from Pakistan 🇵🇰👍
Thank you!
It was great meeting y’all yesterday ! This part of fin castle and Walker creek we done last weekend. Love watching the videos they are amazing and informative and have been a great help for us for our destinations ! Great fun for the whole family !
It was great meeting you too! Thanks so much for watching our channel
@@CoddiwompleOverland remember the white trailboss. And keep my wife in y’all’s thoughts if you wouldn’t care to. Getting her out is sometimes the only thing that lets her forget about some of the pain she deals with.
We will definitely keep you all in our thoughts and prayers. Hopefully she will feel up to going on a trip with us in the future!
@@CoddiwompleOverland absolutely ! That’s a bucket list item right there !
@@CoddiwompleOverland Thank you !
Fantastic adventure! Thank you for sharing.
Thank you for watching!
Jeanne here, My dad took me and my sibs on this when I was 11... would love to go again
Hope to see you out there some day.
Another awesome video!! Thanks for sharing your adventures
Thank you!
Really liked your video and how you narrated it. Well done! Gave you a sub!
Thank you very much!
Awesome video .love it
Thank you!
Thank you!
Another great video! Looks like a slippery mess in spots but that’s all part of it.
Thanks and yes it was a little slick in places! LOL
Great video and talking is easy to listen too . I’d like to find it next year until then winch time, tires, some sliders and bumpers. Just got 3 1/2” Rubicon lift finished up, adjustable track bar, all new tie rod ends, 3 1/2”- 4” Shocks, still building my overlander 2001 jeep XJ.
Sounding like a great build!
Great video ! No need for a lift for your buddy. High clearance fenders and mud tires would go a long way ! Looking forward to more content ! Thanks for sharing
Thanks! There are definitely limitations to mud terrains.
Just found your channel and really loved this video Nicely done
Thank you very much! Glad you found us.
What beautiful country regardless of the season. BTW your choice of of transport seems to have worked out just fine. There is no doubt that it's important to have a buddy (second vehicle) with equal capabilities to make the trip enjoyable and remove a whole lot of stress in what is meant to be a relaxing expedition in beautiful country. I know that country and it is absolutely beautiful.
Thank you for watching and yes it is a beautiful area for sure!
the vid and commentary good no background music another plus. what you see is what you get natural sound of the vechiles ect
Thank you. Glad you like it
Awesome guide!
Thank you!
Well done video! Great narration and as someone said thanks for mentioning the roads and areas as you go through them. Subscribing!
Thank you for the awesome compliment and for the sub!
Great video 👍
Thank you!
love the articulation of the suspension
The Clayton Off Road Suspension is awesome!
Great video, took my brand new at the time 03 rubicon there. The next day my wife told me we was getting a lift. Great move the mods are still going on.
Thanks! Sounds like it was definitely a trip that paid off!!
Thank you so much for the overview really enjoyed it!
Thank you!
wow how cosy with rain and all
it was!
Just subscribed to your channel, thinking about coming to red river gorge to do the entire Backcountry byway by motorcycle if allowed, didn't even know about it till watching your video, thanks for your amazing footage brother!!!!!!
Thanks for watching and subscribing! You can do the entire DBBB by motorcycle but it has to be street legal. A dual sport would be a blast on it!
Awesome trip.🙂👍☕
Thanks you!
Beautiful!
Yes it was! Thank you for the comment
Great review of the trail! Hope to make it there soon
Thank you!
Excellent video! The third trail is usually called furnace pilot road, you call it mountain-something. I've done the first three trails in my forester. There are videos on my channel if you want to see. I also narrate, but I don't have an awesome camera person like you haha. I just use a tripod. The external shots are KEY to a good off-road video! They are a pain to capture, but they are the best part! I subscribed! Keep up the great work! By the way, for about $100 you can get a hand held 3 axis gimbal for a phone. That would make your video look professional quality! Great editing too!
Thanks for the comment and subscription! I do have an awesome camera person! Thanks for the tips and we will check your channel out.
I have really enjoyed your video. I have a stock 2007 unlimited, I would love to do that.thanks for the great video. It is hard to stay or get excited about overlanding in the southeast.
We are glad you liked it! Overlanding in the southwest takes some work but can be done
Nice video. I definitely have added this to my list of places to explore. Though it looks like it's best not to go solo.
Thank you! And you are right unless you have a heavily built rig, its not a good idea to go alone
Great video
Thank you!
I did this with my 2000 Jeep XJ on 31s no lockers when I was riding with the overland bound group a year or so ago. Doing this made me want to get a bigger lift lockers and bigger tires as soon as I was done lol great video
Thanks! Sounds like you had a great too
@@CoddiwompleOverland it was fun. I going to have to check out LBL at some point. My Jeep is still undergoing treatment so when it’s done that’s my first place I’m going. Stay safe keep on jeepin on 🤙
We had a great time LBL too. Will probably go back there early this coming summer.
@@CoddiwompleOverland maybe I’ll run into there! I’ve heard great things about it so naturally I have to check it out haha
The big mud hole at the top of Spaas Creek has been filled in and repaired thanks to the work and donations from Kentucky Toyota Landcruiser Association (KYTLCA).
Spaas is a lot of fun, so is Pumpkin Hollow.
They had started repairing it when we went through.
@@CoddiwompleOverland after watching your video I realized how much of the DBBB I have done over the past couple of years. I think I might have done the entire loop at this point.
Its a fun loop for sure!
I just found your channel this morning and now I need to play catch up to all of your videos. I really like the way that they are presented. The DBBB is being added to my list of eastern U.S. trails.
Glad you found us and thanks for watching!
Some of my wife's family lives in south east Kentucky. Looks we we need to take the Jeep next time we visit!
For sure!
Awesome video! One of the best I've seen so far! We have a stock jeep wrangler but would love to start doing this! Ant recommendations on good starting spots. We are in Northern Kentucky. Thank you!
Parts of the Kentucky Adventure Tour os great for beginners but I would still recommend having a buddy go along.
interesting rocks loved it
Yes they were! Thank you.
Very informative section-by-section trail report, thanks for that!
Impressive driving skills - very calm, always in control, no momentum, pure traction. Did you regear?
What tires is the red Jeep on?
Thank you for the awesome compliments! We are running 5.13 gears. The red jeep has Nitro Terra Grappler G2's
I love this video. Can you share the route you went on detail and camping spots you found. Planning a trip back there soon to do it all!
You can find the route at Ridethedbbb.org they keep the route updated as it changes from time to time, also the proceeds from the maps go to keeping it open.
Looks like a very fun trail ride! The red jeep would probably had done much better with different tires.
It was a lot of fun and yes different tires would have made a big difference. Thanks for watching!
I feel like the Aussie locker is probably a safer locker in terms of not having it accidentally on when you don't need it as this is risky. The fact that it's pavement safe means it was made and designed the right way.
I can't put one on mine but I would if I could.
Mine came with a rear locker though from the factory.
We have been running the Aussie locker for 3 yrs now without an issue. Thanks for watching!
@@CoddiwompleOverland nice !
Nice to see you don't have to be a youngster to get out, off-roading. I wish I could get my wife to try it.
It would be worth buying a Jeep. Best wishes to all.
We have great time, we just don't go as fast as we may have years ago. To us its more about not missing the fights than how many miles we can do. Try to get her to watch a few videos. Good luck to you. Over landing for us is the most amazing thing that we have done in years. It is great to just get away together!
Good job 👍
Thanks!
Things to look forward to when I retire.