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@swampdogglawless88

9 ай бұрын

Wait I think I missed something did you go from Jeep to Bronco?? And if you did how Is that going ??? Thanks for all the great videos

We may have very similar thumbnails 😅 Good times, glad we’re alive!

@TheStoryTillNow

9 ай бұрын

The best times! :D

@TwistedNoodle1

9 ай бұрын

@@TheStoryTillNowY’all are some crazy cats.

I have been subscribed to your channel for a while mow, and the one fact I can't get over is how "cinematic" your videos feel. Your editing and videos feel like I am watching a movie about the places you visit. I watch a lot of off road channels and I don't think ANY of them have the feel of your videos. Keep up the great work and stay EPIC!

@TheStoryTillNow

9 ай бұрын

Thank you!

@jackd2083

9 ай бұрын

The quality of the videos is at the top of the game. The scenery is almost always amazing world class views. Too bad about the quality of the driving!! 😂 respect from Alberta

@that_coiled_zook_ute

9 ай бұрын

The voice over gets me, brilliant, could listen all day

@carlosandrade7439

6 ай бұрын

@livingthevanlife has killer cinematic videos too, love watching him as well.

You guys just keep pushing the envelope Shaun , I was at the edge of my seat watching this episode. God be with you Shaun .

I love watching TJs hang with newer 4x4s. Another great video Sean

@paulchristiansen7014

9 ай бұрын

thinking the samething too, as it's the lowest power Jeep.. it's nice too see the TJ

@Sitruc_btb

9 ай бұрын

My pops in Law uses a TJ as his Moab trail rig. Does great. Fun to drive.

@JEEP-N-DIRT

9 ай бұрын

That was an LJ. Lol...😀

@DennisMcCracken

9 ай бұрын

@@JEEP-N-DIRT I stand corrected though my point still holds

@DennyOfTheAlpine

9 ай бұрын

Thanks for the LJ love.

That LJ makes my heart go pitter patter.

I love seeing the TJ in this group. They are easy to do a mild build on and extremely capable. Most Problems and issues are known and have well engineered solutions.

@BruceCookfmx

9 ай бұрын

LJ so even better 😃👍🏻

@DennyOfTheAlpine

9 ай бұрын

Thanks for the LJ love. Lots more to come

@maineexport13

8 ай бұрын

TJs are my favorite of all the Wranglers (possible exception would be an old school Scrambler... but that's not technically a Wrangler, so probably doesn't count). Anyway... I think the TJ takes the cake. First gen of the coil springs on all four corners, they're super easy to work on, parts and aftermarket upgrades are plentiful and cheap. It doesn't take much to build an incredibly good off-roader for super cheap. A 3" to 6" lift, lockers, and 33" to 35" M/T tires, and you're good to go over most anything out there. No, it's not going to be competing against purpose-built crazy expensive rock crawling rear-steer buggies, but it'll be a daily driver you can wheel in all but the most extreme of what mother nature has to offer up!

WOW! What an adventure.. Thanks Shaun. That old cabin on the lake was very cool

Thank you for all you do. I am older then you, but my family and I got our first Jeep a year ago. We are out adventuring as much as possible. Thank you for helping me give the outdoors to my wife and kids. (I just bought a hat off website) Thank you.

those ljs are such a great value keeping up with 60k rigs

@DennyOfTheAlpine

9 ай бұрын

Thanks. She’s a good LJ

WOW! What an adventure.. Thanks Shaun.

I got off the edge of a trail on a shelf road much like that one a couple of years back. We were lucky to not have rolled our Jeep. Took about an hour, lots of patience, and help from 2 other Jeeps with winches to get back onto the trail. Always appreciate your content.

@chrisburrell8489

5 ай бұрын

I bet that seat had memory foam seats after that..

Mall crawler lifts and tires with top heavy tents...what do you expect

❤👍 Thanks For The Ride !!

1:56 the face expression says it all

Is there anything you can do to that Bronco to get more flex out of it. That was terrifying just watching. But those are some of the most incredible trails and views I've ever seen

Glad you didn't tumble down the hill, looks like you were bloody close! That little log cabin at the end is beyond cool.😍

As a teenager I fall in love with this off road adventure, right now i I can't afford it but I'm willing to achieve this and hope this journey goes well

Nothing beats solid axles when it comes to flexing. I own many offroad builds from a 09 h3t alpha hummer truck a 07 yota fj cruiser, a 06 jeep commander, a 07 land rover lr3 , a 05 jeep wrangler unlimited rubicon, the one I take off road the most is the 05 jeep wrangler unlimited rubicon I built it up with old school lift I bought new 6inch long arm by full traction not sure if you can still get it if yes it probably take months to get it along with Hanson rear bumper and basket package, front arb bull bumper warn 9.0rc winch 2 speed advance adapter transfer case, rock hard roll cage , dual battery by odyssey, g2 front new axle geared to 488 and rear to 488 with arb air lockers , sitting on Mickey Thompson mtz 35x12.50x18 , solar panel on hood to keep batteries top off, Galvin wilderness rack with arb rooftop tent , I installed a sprintex supercharger to my 4.0 my build something from mid 2000 I love it because she not what most people drive today old school no bells no whistle last of the all metal jeep she is heavy curb weight 3740 gross weight 4600 I went to a cat scale I'm 5800 before adding more gear for overlanding that's 1200 over , nobody on any channel talks about how weight effects gas mileage to being safe on the road or trails or what might happen being too heavy I have more on my jeep than what I mentioned like warn gas tank skid plate arb awning, hi lift jack, front runner dual drawers , brake kit on front axle , lmy gas mileage is terrible but she a beast off road , I bought the rare h3t alpha hummer truck over a jeep gladiator because I didn't want a 80k jeep means jeep price plus build price , the h3t has very little to nothing to build on no accessories it died years ago but this doesn't mean you can't build a nice build in the bed area, I ordered a road armor bed rack and bought brackets off Amazon it worked perfectly why road armor bed rack the adjustable rack works perfectly but it was made for the gladiator, decked drawer system didn't work , but front runner dual drawers did with room to spare and on top of that I installed a front runner cargo slide so I don't have to crawl in bed, oh yeah other reason for road armor rack spare tire can mount on rack , from here the usual gear you see on a rack driver side 4 max tracks, driver side 4 water rotopax I felt water very important offroad , I added a front runner roof rack to bed rack with arb rooftop tent and awning , and hi lift jack , on cab another front runner rack with 23 zero shower room , pelican storage box , 10 gallon waterport these are real nice , Hella 4 offroad lights , front bumper arb bull bumper warn winch , sitting on 34inch tires I just installed a snorkel, and head lights led, I plan to install headers to the 5.3 v8 not much more I can do without really modification to front axle without replacing it with a solid axle this is the only thing that socks no lift kit available, even tho hummer h3t built off Chevrolet Colorado suspension but still different, but I am happy with what I bought not to be a cookie cutter build , nobody needs all the things we but from 40inch tires to 4k rooftop tents to go overlanding I think I still came out far cheaper than a gladiator build only speaking of myself but when it comes to flexing jeep owns it maybe next time I talk about my yota build or lr3 the lr3 turns just like a wrangler the hummer and yota turns like a vette terrible anyway c u on the trail

Got the wife's Bronco out on this one, eh? Crazy trip, glad no one got hurt!

WOOOOOOOW! That alpine ridge is crazy, stunning, breathtaking, chilling and absolutely beautiful! Thanks for taking us along for the adventure!

@jeffk464

9 ай бұрын

I'd take a mountain bike on that, but not a jeep.

I’m an underground diamond core driller. Live in Utah and have drilled in Utah, Nevada and Alaska. Love your show and the adventures🤙🏻

Those shelf roads were no joke. I puckered a bit, all the way over here in VA.

Keep safe, I'm glad you are rolling deep with a crew.

The bronco would be better if it wasn't IFS.

Had me on the edge of my seat a couple of times. Beautiful cinematography and music. What an amazing adventure. Makes me want to watch more of your fantastic work. Well done!!!

The pucker factor was high 😮

@BruceCookfmx

9 ай бұрын

I’m paralyzed and still puckered 🤣

If I had a "dream ride".. this is where I would go. Simply beautiful.

Pulling the rear tire is a classic trait of an independent front suspension. Several people have rolled on Black Bear pass in Colorado because of that.

While I love the alpine, there us something erie about wheeling in fog. Been through a few forest fire burns in heavy fog and our skin was crawling...

Time to bring a small mini Grader on the adventures for roads like this!

Awesome video! So exciting to watch and the drone shots are amazing 👏

this was a scary moment but no reactions or intense music made for kind of an underwhelming edit imo.. amazing scenery and quality video as always

Bruce is a legend, proud to say my grandparents lived down the street from his.

@BruceCookfmx

9 ай бұрын

👊🏻🍻🍻

I would love to see a video with all of your wildlife encounters on your trips, especially with all of your remote campsites! Love the video's, nothing like them out there!

So glad you’re all ok

Someone commented below that this isn't real overlanding. I agree that the definition of overlanding from when it originally came on the scene is different but for me overlanding, weekend warrior, jeep camping, jeep exploring, it's all part of the adventure, and when a day of exploring takes you to an epic place like this who cares what it's called. I've commented a dozen times on your videos. AWESOME everything period!!! Oh, and your buddy with hand control JK is also very inspiring. I recall him from one of your past videos. Talk about not letting anything hold you back. Seriously, as epic as your videos are, you should do a feature about him and his travels. Recall that CHP in Cali that commented on how your inspired him on while he was in a hospital bed. Take that inspiration to another level. Great work once again buddy. God Bless you and your family.

@TheStoryTillNow

9 ай бұрын

Thanks! People get caught up in terminology. Call it whatever you want. I don't even like the term overlanding. If I use it in a title, it's just because it's a good search term.

Love the new logo stuff!! And whoa on that shelf road!

I was waiting for a video in these tires!! I wanted to get a set but with so little information I decided to get the ridge grapplers

Im old enough to remember when you had 60k subscribers. Congratulations on the massive growth in the last few yrs.

This is another master piece, the ways you show up the angels and create actual tension for the viewer is nuts! The crew you run with as also really improved in quality really enjoying the stuff you guys are putting out

That ridge line would be awesome in the winter with snow covering everything!

Awesome Video, Thanks again for showing us these incredible places. Got my merch Monday morning. thanks for putting those out.

Epic scenery, amazing drone footage, edge of my seat excitement, perfect sound track and great editing…well done! That ridge-line to the top put butterflies in my stomach and those angles on those slippery wet rocks, whew! You guys gotta have some big cahones to do that! You all have a new subscriber here!

@TheStoryTillNow

9 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

drone out at level angle did a really good job at showing incline (I think lol). Looked like steady hover shot... nice!

the production value is amazing. and is constant week after week.

I have to wait till I finish my truck build but I would love the opportunity to go wheeling with you guys. Your adventures are exactly what I had in mind when planning my build. Just a quick description of my build, 93 Chevy Silverado single cab short box, F350 solid axle swap (e locker rear) WFO conversion kit, which translates into a 7" lift on 37's, LS+ swap. I consider it to be kind of a baseline until the build grows but I promise it will be quite capable as is. I look forward to following your adventures through the winter as I get my truck sorted out.

Honestly great story telling here with amazing scenery! That incline was very tense, no room for error!

Loved it Shaun, as always. Fantastic scenery and cinematography.

I get so much anxiety watching you guys. In the end its worth it to see such beautiful areas y'all find. Keep up the great work! and thank you for sharing y'alls passion

Another amazing place that you have taken us, thanks

the speed in which i ordered a hoodie was way faster then your ever go.

That looked so dangerous, especially for the bronco

What a stellar video! ❤️ the moodiness of the rain / fog is just absolutely unreal. Your filming and editing skills are unbeatable; Hollywood would hire you in half a heartbeat!! Thank you Shaun for the lovely content and amazing adventures 🥹🫶🏻❤ absolutely adore you!!

Hey bro found your channel some two days ago and just needed to appreciate how good you are at making the videos. I’m from Kashmir(India) and have been away from a while, saying this to let you know your videos make me feel home. Would love to have you guys over here. ✌️

I really enjoyed the vibe of this video. Always glad to see some bronco content. Thanks Shaun.

That shelf road was right up there with the cobbled together wood "bridge" you guys once went over. Spooky!

Awesome video as always TSTN. That was a crazy trail glad y'all made it back okay. It's always interesting to find pieces of lost history in the middle of nowhere.

Love the videos. Thanks for bringing us along. 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

Great ep guys. The ridge track was amazing. Wish I was there. And the shelf road had me tightening a few muscles with you. I used to run Firestone Firehawk RTs (2 sets) on my HiLux (Aussie Tacoma) and they were awesome all-rounders with great mileage and grip. Unfortunately they didn't make them in the size of my next 4x4 and we parted ways.

Start off with a ferry ride. Lol! Only after a 6 hour drive to the needles ferry after passing my little home town of lumby 😆

@DennyOfTheAlpine

9 ай бұрын

Some good wheeling all around you. Love that area

Awesome video.👍 You guys have the most amazing trails!!

Another awesome video, the cinematography, drone footage of the scenery and the vehicles was brilliant. Cheers

I’ve been riding those R/T Trails for a couple months now, and I’m digging them for sure! Ran great on a recent trip through Colorado, on and off the pavement. Hope they hold up well for you; great content as always!

we watched these dudes on no suspension 10 spd bikes with dirt tires walk up and over that trail.. they made it out to hailstorm (we saw their tracks right at the turn to the ridge. definitely only single track in between tillicum and hailstorm.

Yeah three wheeling ain’t the best feeling but hey you didnt die! Just got a sweatshirt and Im pumped, happy to support

@TheStoryTillNow

9 ай бұрын

Thanks so much!

Epic ride! Glad you guys made it out safe. Toyo gave me a set too. Can’t wait to try them out.

Watching from Scotland UK You guys are so lucky with the choice of adventure trail! Love the channel

At 20:13, I don't think the Bronco is the problem. The drive chose a line that places left wheels deep in the rut while right wheels on a much higher place. Moving the line 10 inches left, the left wheel won't fall off the cliff but the tilt angle will be much better. In this situation, getting closer to the cliff is actually safer.

My favorite tires for everything is the milestar pategonia. Nice and quiet and work very well.

I had seen your post on Instagram but yikes this was sketch AF. Glad you're still with us. Outstanding work as usual, the mood on this one is different with the clouds and rain, but still epic as far as I'm concerned. The view from above the clouds was something for sure. ✌

Spectacular scenery!

Entertaining storytelling once again. Thank you for sharing it.

Wonderful video Shaun! There is a bit of "Butt Pinch" at 20:23!!!! Love your channel and the quality you bring to KZread. Thanks!! Visited the merch store and didn't get away with out spending!

I wish I could go with you. looks like fun !!

Yikes, glad you guys made it off that shelf road. That was nuts

Amazing footage and incredible sound.😉👍

MAJESTIC!!!

Enjoyed the virtual ride along!

"I love eatin' pickles, but I hate bein' in 'em." - I felt that bro lollll

Nice shoots!! You have marvelous places for 4x4 greetings from Poland

Another super great video. Beautiful alpine scenery. I'd love see some turn around video's on some of those crazy challenging shelf style rds you do ..👍😎

@DennyOfTheAlpine

9 ай бұрын

It’s will probably be in mine. I usually let them run really long

Yikes 😮. That road was scary! Glad you’re safe. Can’t believe you guys wanted to go there! Now you need foggers for the Bronco!😊.

You guys are awesome and crazy, I love watching your vids, you make them so professional, I have to say this video has me on edge watching you all drive the thin mountain road, Awesome work guys much love from Scotland

@TheStoryTillNow

6 ай бұрын

Glad you like them!

Need to rename this channel to off camber shelf road emporium and warehouse

@TheStoryTillNow

9 ай бұрын

😂😂😂 love it

Grandiose ! Des paysages magnifiques et une balade très technique. Bravo et merci du partage.

you made me smile Shaun.....when you had that big grin on top of that ridge!

This channel is extremely underrated. The cinematography is utterly captivating; NatGeo, eat your heart out. Keep up the good work, fellas. Love the content and love seeing Jeeps on the trail.

As always, solid drive.

That was intense! Feeling that terrific trail htrough the screen ;) Glad all went well

Love the videos. I’m amazing at how experienced wheelers still want to cling to the uphill side of a shelf road when there is ample room to the down hill side that would result in near level travel. Most of the rolls on Black Bear Pass are caused by people hugging the uphill side, causing their rig to roll towards the downhill. Like the hill at 16:50. If he’d been in the lower rut on the passenger side it would have been much safer.

@BruceCookfmx

9 ай бұрын

In person is a lot different than in person. The lower rut was loose dirt, you could tell it was recently shoveled. Ground above was solid with a back up of sliding into the rut.

@DennyOfTheAlpine

9 ай бұрын

What Bruce said. There’s a reason we all took that line

Whatever happens do not stop uploading. These are amazing

Absolutely loved this video, you guys camped at one of my favorite lakes right at the end. (You aired up 3km from my uncles house, that's my home town.) We were out there maybe a month before you, did hailstorm ridge and went to the same mine. So cool seeing a vid of you guys playing in my family's stomping ground!

Shaun is the bravest offroader I know. After you did that shelf road backwards i realized you are the GOAT. Period.

Keep that bronco footage coming!!👍🏻

I love this I would love to do this I cant wait !!!

I feel quite confident driving my tank 300 on similar terrains, the 360 surrounding view is really helpful in a lot off-road situations like this.

Sweet drone footage !

Just Ordered a Vinyl Decal from you...Can't wait for it!!

Epic ridge Sean!