Discovering Wyoming's Hidden Gems: The Wyoming Backcountry Discovery Route - Part 1 (Wyoming BDR)
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- čas přidán 8. 11. 2023
- In this video, I'm taking you through my journey from Indiana to Wyoming to traverse the Wyoming BDR (backcountry discovery route). This trip was a year in the making and happened when we had to cancel our original plans to go up through Canada to explore the Trans Taiga road due to the forest fires.
What started as a random idea just 3 weeks before we were supposed to leave for Canada turned into one of the coolest Overlanding trips that I've ever taken.
Ride along for part one of this multi-part series as we travel all the way from the midwest through part 1 of the Wyoming BDR (Baggs, WY to Centennial, WY).
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Special thanks to Hunter from @rebeloutdoors1621 and Patrick from @OrbisOverlanding for sharing some of their footage of the trip!
All 3 parts of the trip are out now! Here are links to the rest of it if you'd like to check it out!
Part 2: • Wyoming's Best Trails:...
Part 3: • Wyoming Backcountry Di...
Or, if you want to watch all parts, there's a full movie version also: • The Wyoming Backcountr...
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Great job Fletch. Looking forward to the next portion of this trip.
Working on it now and thanks!
Dude, I can’t wait to see the rest of this trip
It's coming buddy! Someday, haha.
Outstanding part one, looking forward to seeing the rest of the series.
Thanks buddy! Coming soon!
Man that was some gorgeous stuff and a trip I wish I had been a part of. Looking forward to the rest of the trip video.
Thanks buddy! Working on part 2 now with a goal of having each subsequent part up within 2 weeks of the last one!
Can’t wait to watch this trip.
Thanks for coming to the premier buddy!
Finally get to see this trip! Let me tell you, you are really making me miss Wyoming. I loved living in that state, we called the Antelope "Speed Goats" I will tell you there are so many great places to see and camp in that state. Looking forward to the next videos! Thank you for sharing your adventure.
Thanks so much! I LOVED Wyoming and definitely want to go back out west again as soon as possible.
Love it, great scenery!!! And just call it the "poop tent" from now on....
That's basically what I call it. You know me, :D.
Great video ,looking forward to seeing more of this great trip . Thanks
Appreciate it! Part two coming in the next week or so!
Finally
Yep, it's coming!
As a Nissan R&D employee whos done a good bit of work on the new Frontier, I want to see how it does, buuuut... as a Michiganiac I also want to see the group that does the U.P.
Nice! Love my frontier! You should go watch my KOAR video because I took it to the very upper peninsula back in September. Here’s a link, 😀. czcams.com/video/SomngaXbMLo/video.htmlsi=nILeQWk9n9JnVJcV
Is it all logging roads ?? I am new to over landing. I am not looking to rock climb with my rig.
This was basically all just "roads" which are pretty remote. There wasn't much that was technical or challenging. But some of it was pretty punishing on the trucks.