Stellar performance son. Awesome job as always. It's quite amazing how much work you put into all of this. Love you. Your Pa...

@Whitedogoverland

7 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching dad, it’s work but I love it. Going to have to show KZread your new ride soon

The scenery is fantastic. You take us places we would never see. Fun to be there with you....thanks for the ride!!

@Whitedogoverland

7 ай бұрын

I just want to make it possible for everyone to have the same experiences I have! Thanks for watching as always! I love that my family tunes in for the ride

❤😅 awesome

The final spot 31:00 is so stunning Cody and I can sit there for hours!!!

@Whitedogoverland

5 ай бұрын

Such a gorgeous area!

Great episode as usual. I kept hoping you’d show a walk around of that cool older white chev. Looks awesome. Peace ☮️

@Whitedogoverland

7 ай бұрын

Thank you! I wanted to do a little walkthrough initially but kept running out of day light… he will be out again soon

Beautiful country and wonderful video. Good times with your friends in sweet rigs. Safe Travels

@Whitedogoverland

7 ай бұрын

Sure was gorgeous out there thanks for watching Kirby!

What an awesome trip! Looking forward to heading that way in June. Thanks for the great video.

@Whitedogoverland

3 ай бұрын

Shoot thank you so much! Glad you enjoyed!

A visual escapade into the heart of adventure! Overlanding and offroading enthusiasts, prepare to be inspired by the wonders showcased in this video.

@Whitedogoverland

7 ай бұрын

Oh shoot thank you, I’m glad I can bring that experience home. Do you have a channel?

Very Nice!! Thx!

Great video brother. Can’t wait to wheel out in Utah one day

@Whitedogoverland

7 ай бұрын

Thanks my man. It’s definitely somewhere you gotta check out at least once… or many many times

Barracks trail is one of my favorite southern Utah trails. Some day I would like to meet you so that I may get some of your routes from you.

@Whitedogoverland

4 ай бұрын

Let’s do it my man!

I thought that can was a "no-can-do" because it was "a deep one";-), but your boy got it out! Git-R-Done!

Wow... This kooks really fun. What a great run!

@Whitedogoverland

7 ай бұрын

It sure was! Thanks for watching!

A smacking video as always! 😉

This is one of few channels I've seen where you guys are actually putting these rigs to the test getting to some of these camp sites. Seems like on a lot of overland channels dudes will have some crazy built rig with lockers, 37s, all the recovery gear and whatnot bolted onto their bed rack, ect. and then only seem to drive on semi maintained dirt roads....

@Whitedogoverland

7 ай бұрын

Drives me nuts to see guys even build their trucks out to hit two local trails a year so I appreciate that acknowledgment a lot. The hobby became over commercialized three years ago and along came the influencers with the baddest gear. I think it’s silly. All that for a forest service road haha.

I must have contributed to a massive chunk of your views on your last week's channel recap, lol. I think I just binge-watched most of your videos. Nice stuff and it fits my style of wheelin' and camping. Not flashy or over the top. Just right. It's about the overall experience with friends and family enjoying nature and looking back at historical finds is pretty rad too. I'm a bit west of you but have been urging the wife to head over one state when we get the chance. You've shown some very beautiful parts of AZ I didn't know looked like that! Loving the drone work and wonder how long it took you to get good at the smooth cinematic look and feel of your shots. Anyway, I'm in the market for a first gen Tundra and will be adding some wheeling/camping to my channel in the near future. Thanks for the hard work that I know goes into your videos. I know how difficult it is to produce content. And keep up the history lessons along the way. I'm diggin' it all.

@Whitedogoverland

4 ай бұрын

Man I appreciate that and whenever you want to come out this way hit me up, if you’re on ig I have the same handle. I try to be low key and not flash products (mostly cuz I don’t have a ton of stuff) and be as utilitarian as possible. Overlanding has become really commercialized and it’s just about camping now. No one considers the history behind these places we travel so I try to stay within this niche and provide different content from the norm. As far as the drone shots, I try to make every shot in one fluent motion and cut out the slight movements that take away from the cinematic feel of things

@desertqwest

4 ай бұрын

@@Whitedogoverland I would love to hit you up one day and do a trip out there. I’ve been doing it since I was 18. I’ve really grown to love what Arizona has to offer.

I would watch an hour long video with the camp life aswell! One of your best videos. I love the long forum videos!

@Whitedogoverland

7 ай бұрын

Sometimes I rush the camp filming and don’t get a lot trying to keep the time down but I’ll consider this for next one!

Another banger

@Whitedogoverland

7 ай бұрын

Thanks brotha man

How cold was it at AP? Heading there next weekend and need to know if I should already regret that decision 😂

White Toyota...are those Rock ramps on his topper ?

@Whitedogoverland

7 ай бұрын

We actually found those, cut them down and brought them along as traction boards!

Nice trail and video. It’s pronounced like “lion” but with a Z. Just a FYI. Where did you get onto the trail at? I’m a little over an hour from Zion.

I really like your channel. The collection of rigs in this episode shows that you don't need the newest/fanciest/most expensive rig and gear to get out and enjoy the countryside. However I did have a problem with one thing: at 11:18 into the vid one of your friends is climbing up a rock face for some reason. What is wrog here is that the Feds and some states are closing more and more trails due to abuse and over-use. That sort of off trail climbing, just for the sake of clmbing a rock, is what will get even more trails closed. Keep up the great work - just keep it on the trail.

@Whitedogoverland

7 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching I really appreciate the kind words. That section of trail you’re referring to had three lines, the one the black taco went up was the more challenging and had been previously used many times. Maybe continual use like that probably isn’t the best and being from Arizona if there’s previous use on a section we go for it but Utah regulates much different than Arizona and I’m starting to understand that

Enjoy your videos. Bailey is a great companion--makes me smile! I am concerned and curious about the land that you all were off-roading on. I hope it was designated for that. Hate to see land torn up just cause "you" want to have an adventure. The erosion it can cause and the damage to land can be almost not repairable in some cases. Just some thoughts. Take care out there.

@Whitedogoverland

7 ай бұрын

Thank you I appreciate the comment! I’m assuming you’re talking about some of the off camber rock obstacles around the 11:00 mark. Someone else pointed out the line the black Tacoma took. There was three lines to the trail there, the one the black Tacoma took was previously used and more of a challenging line. The one up the center I took and a steep ledge as a third option. I do my best to never let myself or the rest of our crew do any damage to anything off the trail. We have side by sides already doing enough damage

Need to air down more in that sandy hill climb

@Whitedogoverland

9 күн бұрын

Man I wish, not even the side by sides could handle it!

we need to hook up next time you’re gonna go out there let me know I’ll go with you. We have a KZread channel. appreciate your video. Great photography.🎉

@Whitedogoverland

7 ай бұрын

I’ve watched some of your Alaska videos you guys kill it. Are you based out of there?

Would love to meet up. Just got a 4x4 and wanna learn how to drive it and overland. Rig ready

@Whitedogoverland

7 ай бұрын

Are you on Instagram?

@user-dr3cv7eh2m

7 ай бұрын

@@Whitedogoverland yes. Waylonadventures123

Where exactly are you crossing the water?

That guy in the white Tacoma does not pick very good approach lines over technical terrain.

@Whitedogoverland

4 ай бұрын

He definitely likes to keep it interesting

Hi Cody, I love seeing all the older rigs and if you this overlanding is based on what you see on "sponsored overlanding" on the big KZread channels, it is way out of range of your ordinary hardworking American like me. You don't need all that expensive stuff, and my buddy and I took our families on a 10-day Utah trip, him in his 95 Land Cruiser he inherited from his dad, and me in my 2001 Nissan Pathfinder my neighbor gave me. We had no issues and hade a freaking blast!!! Here's one video: kzread.info/dash/bejne/m4ll3KN_c7jUcbA.htmlsi=bQmoNswx88f6rXj4. I know it's a lot of work and thank you for bringing us all along. I love your videos!!!

You forgot to include ur slippers

@Whitedogoverland

7 ай бұрын

KZread wasn’t ready for those on this one

I'm from the mesa tempe area