Spectacular video!! Somehow I missed seeing this episode soon after it came out. Really good drone footage to catch the majesty of the terrain!! Thank you for sharing your adventures!! We hope you are doing well these days as it has been a while since your last video. I know full well how challenging it can be to find time to produce. Be well!!
@GetOverItOutdoors7 күн бұрын
Glad you enjoyed and found it. Good to hear from you again. We will be having some videos coming. We just recently got back from a 3 wk trip out West. So beautiful. Had such a great time. So beautiful on the lookout! lol! I’m a little slow when it comes to editing and real work has been busy since we got back so it may be a few weeks yet.
@castironbackroads14476 күн бұрын
We are getting into the swing of kicking out more videos ourselves. Somewhat time consuming but I (Ken) enjoy the process. Glad you folks had a fantastic time!!
@MrKillerkillroy10 күн бұрын
I live 20 ish mins from the start of 105 from it’s absolutely stunning I go up there a ton for the ohv trail part of it… if you ever go back go all the way through hit main road stay straight and the is a old general store called Linville general store it’s a blast!
@GetOverItOutdoors7 күн бұрын
You live in a beautiful area for sure! Thanks so much for watching and commenting! We definitely will have to check out the General Store next time we’re up in that area. Thanks again!
@BobBroeking12 күн бұрын
Did you have the experience and skill level to do this trail before you arrived or did you acquire some of it along the way on the trail?
@GetOverItOutdoors7 күн бұрын
Hello, I had a little experience with basic off-roading before this. We done a lot of trails and wheeling in CO. Like Black Bear Pass, Imogene Pass and so forth, But nothing like this or anything else you might find in Moab. Fins and Things is a great trail to get started on when expanding your rock crawling knowledge and skill. Thanks for watching and commenting!
@dixonbuttes656414 күн бұрын
Thanks to videos like this and the overuse and misuse they fuel, the BLM is currently implementing a travel plan in this area that will shut down more than 40% of roads in this area. The social media sphere and irresponsible and perspectiveless transplants and tourists couldn’t just go and enjoy quiet places quietly like the locals do … had to advertise places without the infrastructure to handle mass numbers of people for personal gain online. Get while you can, I guess … these places are about to be shut down, thanks to people like you and posts like this one. 🤷♂️
@alanalan415015 күн бұрын
Great video I would love to see this mapped out! I’d like to take the trip myself
@GetOverItOutdoors7 күн бұрын
Hello thanks for watching and commenting! I’m sorry I don’t have a GPX file to share. It was before I started recording our path on Gaia Gps. Most of the first have of the video is on the eastern side of Lake Jocassee ending at the lake on Bootleg Rd. The rest is quite a bit north in the Linville area off of Old Hwy 105 as we were trying to out run weather.
@toddhall372018 күн бұрын
Great review, thank you!
@GetOverItOutdoors7 күн бұрын
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching and commenting!
@castironbackroads144722 күн бұрын
Hoping you folks are doing well!!
@Will-tm5bj25 күн бұрын
This is my back yard, and ive only been there twice😂😂
@GetOverItOutdoors22 күн бұрын
lol! You have a beautiful backyard!
@jeffmccurry567826 күн бұрын
👍
@LCarrington27 күн бұрын
Any chance you could share a link of the mirror you have in the interior cupboard?
@GetOverItOutdoors22 күн бұрын
Sorry no link. I just bought a 12”x12” mirror tile at Lowe’s and put some 3m double-sided tape on it
@LCarrington27 күн бұрын
Any chance you could share a link of the mirror you have in the interior cupboard?
@lukefish756229 күн бұрын
JO-CASS-E
@GetOverItOutdoors22 күн бұрын
So was I right using the American/popular pronunciation in the video or was my wife using the the original native American pronunciation?
@mikemcwilliams7801Ай бұрын
you need to eat more meat. 🙄🥬
@GetOverItOutdoorsАй бұрын
😂😂😂. In fact I am. Been on the carnivore diet for about 3.5 weeks now and have lost 9lbs! YES!!!
@TimeMarinerАй бұрын
So where is it? Is this also known as Muster Grounds?
@GetOverItOutdoors22 күн бұрын
It’s on the eastern side of the lake, opposite Muster grounds.
@benjii7668Ай бұрын
Awesome set up! You guys have a lot of good ideas as well thank you..
@GetOverItOutdoors22 күн бұрын
Thank you so much! Really appreciate that. We just back from a 2 1/2 wk trip out west and are always fine tuning and learning new things about the setup.
@benjii766818 күн бұрын
@@GetOverItOutdoors awesome keep em comin, gave you a follow...
@dwhunter8904Ай бұрын
Pronounced “ Joe-cass-ee”.
@OcoeeriversidefarmАй бұрын
We love our area. So beautiful!
@GetOverItOutdoorsАй бұрын
It really is! You’re very lucky to live in an area with so much beauty! Thanks so much for watching and commenting.
@OcoeeriversidefarmАй бұрын
@@GetOverItOutdoors you’re welcome. ☺️
@ed5042Ай бұрын
Just Subscribed! Great video! May I ask what area of the WMA this is in? Coming south from Central NC! Just pulled up the map and trying to figure out where you were> Thanks!
@GetOverItOutdoorsАй бұрын
Thanks so much for subbing and watching. The campsite was along Noontoola Rd. We drove most of the trails close by to there.
@ed5042Ай бұрын
@@GetOverItOutdoors THANK YOU MUCH! TRYING TO GET THE WIFE TO START CAMPING AGAIN!
@bincochran37202 ай бұрын
Hey man! This is great. I have a bronco with 33 tires and no lift. We want to go camping over near there. Think there are roads tame enough and campsites similar to yours we could go to? Ps that water crossing is nuts well done
@GetOverItOutdoorsАй бұрын
Yes you should have a problem with most the trails in that area. The campsite we stayed at in the video has been closed by the forest service now. But there a lot of other beautiful campsites on both Earl Ford rd. And Sarah’s creek rd. Enjoy! We think you’ll love it!
2 ай бұрын
You both did a great job of fitting all of your essentials in there and making it look very comfortable and welcoming! We currently have a Topo 2 being built and chose not to purchase the recommended refrigerator, we already have an Iceco VL45 proS and are planning on using it in our Escapod as you have, did you have to do anything besides removing the corner caps of the refrigerator to make it fit in the opening on the factory slider?
@GetOverItOutdoors2 ай бұрын
Thanks so much for watching. No the corner caps are all that had to be done to get it to fit. Hope you enjoy your new Topo2. We love ours and are making final plans for our next big trip.
@solges2 ай бұрын
So do the guys swap trailers or do the wives swap ?
@tcooler0022 ай бұрын
I'm going in June 2024 can't wait !!!
@GetOverItOutdoors2 ай бұрын
That’s awesome! I think you love it if you haven’t been!
@Kodyxqerel2 ай бұрын
I go to camp 14 alot
@GetOverItOutdoors2 ай бұрын
Very nice! We love the area! Thanks for commenting and watching!
@honey2badger2 ай бұрын
Great video! Thanks for doing this. What did you do for your leveling system and chocking? Do you chock both sides or do those stabilizers make it so you don't need to? Also, What is your system for campground camping when you have shore power? Do you have anything to protect your electric? Have you ran the AC unit while boondocking? Just the fan maybe to save on power?
@GetOverItOutdoors2 ай бұрын
We just some basic leveling blocks found on Amazon. I don’t have wheel chalks and usually always leave hooked up to our Jeep. I will probably look at getting some soon though.
@kirstencreticos2 ай бұрын
Does that campsite have a number?
@GetOverItOutdoors2 ай бұрын
It did not have a number. We were back there in March and it has been closed by the forest service unfortunately. We were quite sad about it. Such a beautiful site along the Chattooga River.
@jps8502 ай бұрын
Just curious, I know these trailers are made in Utah. Did you look into the Bean trailers as well? If so, what made you decide to buy this over the Bean?
@reptoJane2 ай бұрын
So many great ideas here. Plus I love your aesthetic sensibilities. Thank you for sharing!
@GetOverItOutdoors2 ай бұрын
Thanks so much! 😊. Happy it gave you some ideas. Thank you for your comment!
@jamesray39203 ай бұрын
I like the fiberglass body as long as you don't puncture a hole in it offroad, escapod has clean up all exterior add on it's side but i do like the look of some add on accessories, also cedar ridge camper makes a one piece camper that has the spare tire mounted over wheel fender xtra large entry doors a pull out kitchen no ac mounted only hole that you can run a portable ac hose to , not a bad trailer , starting at 33k that can put you over 40k ouch , but there are so many high end offroad campers to choose from arb earth camper really nice 49k wow it has so much to offer i love to own it but the main question is on any offroad trailers how often are you going to use to justify the cost , with today's jeep wrangler, forc bronco, land rover defender to just name a few 50k & up on top of a offroad camper how can anyone afford it without staying broke, one way is to rent out you trailer or start a business renting offroad trailers and stll have the same experience as other people pay for it , warren buffet said buying a private jet are very stupid purchase so he own a private jet company can go anytime he wants while his customers pays the jets off i do really like the escapod trailer but i like the arb a little more but for not im building out my Mercedes Benz sprinter van and using my rooftop tent on my offroad vehicles 😊
@adventureoverland19603 ай бұрын
Awesome video, thanks for sharing. I am heading there next week to explore the swell and camp. Totally stoked now.
@GetOverItOutdoors3 ай бұрын
That’s awesome! It will be an amazing trip! Jealous! Can’t wait to get back there again! Thanks for watching and commenting!
@gyposse3 ай бұрын
Does the trailer come with the fireball or is that a mod?
@GetOverItOutdoors3 ай бұрын
Of course, do you think I would have bought it if it didn’t! 😂
@adventureoverland19603 ай бұрын
Great video, thanks for sharing. Excellent area for exploring.
@GetOverItOutdoors3 ай бұрын
Glad you enjoyed it! It truly is. We hit the leaf change almost perfect
@swampdogglawless883 ай бұрын
Lol I love me some pinstripes 😂
@GetOverItOutdoors3 ай бұрын
lol! It’s a good thing because all the better trails come with them.
@swampdogglawless883 ай бұрын
Cool trailer what does it weigh and how does it handle in extreme off roading
@GetOverItOutdoors3 ай бұрын
Thank you! We love it! It weighs 1900 lbs dry. It handles off-roading beautifully! With its independent suspension, it can go anywhere our Jeep can.
@swampdogglawless883 ай бұрын
@@GetOverItOutdoors cool thank you for the reply I’m building my overland truck as we speak I live in southern nj but moving to eastern Tennessee soon after my back surgery then I’m gonna start my adventure again thank you
@GetOverItOutdoors3 ай бұрын
That sounds awesome! Best luck with your move and your travels!
@swampdogglawless883 ай бұрын
Beautiful country
@GetOverItOutdoors3 ай бұрын
We agree! That’s why it keeps drawing us back again and again!
@swampdogglawless883 ай бұрын
Beautiful
@GetOverItOutdoors3 ай бұрын
Yes it was! We hit it perfect for the leaf change! Thanks for watching
@timflaherty27313 ай бұрын
I have a Jeep Wrangler and a Subaru. Would the Subaru be able to do these drives?
@GetOverItOutdoors3 ай бұрын
Yes I think a Subaru would have no problem with these trails. Thanks for watching and commenting.
@timflaherty27313 ай бұрын
Thanks for responding. Really enjoyed your videos.
@WillKH3 ай бұрын
Absolutely love your set up...by the way, is the ICECO you're using the VL60?
@GetOverItOutdoors3 ай бұрын
Thanks so much! It’s the smaller VL45 ProS.
@joelrivera7174 ай бұрын
Nice but the price on one of these things just doesn’t make any sense. Too rich for my blood, I guess.
@johndevereaux98464 ай бұрын
My wife and I are looking to go here soon. I see the BLM has numbered campsites along the rim. Was this one of those or just a spot you selected on your own? Great views, I'd like to find a similar spot close to this. If we had to pick, would you recommend the East side or the West side? Thank you.
@GetOverItOutdoors4 ай бұрын
I think you love it there. So amazing. When we hit the rim we went west and a ways out on that trail til we found the peninsula/point we camped on. Check out Google Earth and follow the trail west and look for the narrow point towards the end, that’s where we camped. I don’t wanna put the coordinates here. To be honest, though anywhere along, the rim would be considered a epic campsite. We did not go east, but I heard that can be just as amazing.
@peterwagner25964 ай бұрын
Love the portable solar generator idea! Do you think you could fill up your trailer batteries from empty with that setup? How many hours would you say you could possibly get out of your air conditioner?? And does it cool the cabin down nicely?? 😊
@GetOverItOutdoors4 ай бұрын
It will replenish about 3/4 of the trailer battery power but I don’t empty the solar generators all the way. I use one to power our 2nd fridge inside the jeep. The a/c depletes the batteries down to about 25 to 35%. Depending on outside temp and also what we set the thermostat at. The a/c will definitely cool the inside no problem so far. Waiting for July or August in the FL humidity and I’ll do a video on it and how it does.
@davidhunternyc14 ай бұрын
I love the stargazer window but does it leak or is there condensation in the winter? I suspect that the window could be a point where problems happen? Also, I noticed your friend's Defender at 15:08. Would they say that it's been reliable? I love Defenders but I heard they are nightmares and break constantly, sometimes when brand-new. Oh, my other question is about your A/C. I've been reading other reviews and apparently you can't run it all night when it's hot, perhaps a maximum of a few hours only. Is this true? Are you still glad you got the A/C or do you prefer the simplicity of a fan?
@GetOverItOutdoors4 ай бұрын
We absolutely love the stargazer window and had no problems with it at all. There is a large flanged automotive link seal all the way around the opening. I don’t how water could ever make it over that seal. Condensation-we have not noticed any. On cold night with the heat on the upper vents blow warm dry air across the window and eliminates any moisture that may occur. So far so good. Our Friends defender so far has been problem free. I ask them everytime I see them because I too have heard about them begin an endless string of problems. They had theirs almost 2 yrs. The A/C it has always gotten us through the night on battery. For us it has taken them down to between 25-35% battery left. We have not yet run it in the full heat of a Florida August night yet so an update may be coming. We normally set the thermostat at 72 and the fan on 3 and that’s great for us. Hopes this provides some answers. Thanks for watching and commenting.
@davidhunternyc14 ай бұрын
@@GetOverItOutdoors Well thank you for answering all of my questions! So nice of you. Hmm... one night of A/C and it drained the battery down to 25-30%? Yikes, doesn't sound good BUT I haven't lived with it like you have. On hot, humid Florida nights, no fan is going to help. It will be great when you do an update. There have been other portable A/Cs that have come to market that could be used with your trailer. I wonder if they would be a better option for most people. I live in the Northeast so most of the time, an A/C wouldn't be needed but traveling around the country would be a different story.
@AdventureOutdoorsToday4 ай бұрын
Beautiful campsite! You wouldn’t have the GPS location? We’re going to the Wedge in a few months and would love to find that site. Great video
@GetOverItOutdoors4 ай бұрын
It’s definitely a beautiful area. You’ll love it! This campsite is 38.78439, -110.91968
@AdventureOutdoorsToday4 ай бұрын
@@GetOverItOutdoors thank you so much !!
@Watercraftshack4 ай бұрын
Love it! Going that way this weekend, any chance you could send the location of that camp site
@GetOverItOutdoors4 ай бұрын
Hello it just so happens that my son and I just got back from there. Unfortunately the camping area on the Chattooga River has been closed by the forestry service. They are doing some sort of habitat restoration project there now and installed boulder and large logs blocking access and put several no camping signs up. There are however atleast 4 other campsites on Earls Ford rd. that lead to this site that are a river. Hope this helps. Thank you for watching and commenting.
@Watercraftshack4 ай бұрын
@@GetOverItOutdoors thanks for the update !
@bargainmodder4 ай бұрын
Nice video! We rode some of these trails after the jeep Invasion. Cant wait to get back up there again, hopefully in the fall.
@GetOverItOutdoors4 ай бұрын
We love that area and the leaves were popping this time. Such a wonderful trip it was.
@bargainmodder4 ай бұрын
@GetOverItOutdoors absolutely I'm just a couple of hours south, so I just need to make the time to get up there.
@bargainmodder4 ай бұрын
Nice setup!
@GetOverItOutdoors4 ай бұрын
Thank you! We are absolutely loving it!
@kdelph15 ай бұрын
Where did you get the lanterns they are very pretty! Is Claymore the brand?
@GetOverItOutdoors5 ай бұрын
Yes Claymore is the brand. I got them from bigtentoutdoors.com. The lantern name is Cabin. Hope this helps. We love them. Thanks for watching and leaving us a comment.
@Uno911805 ай бұрын
do you guys have a direct location of the trail your on in the beginning of the video? awesome content
@GetOverItOutdoors2 ай бұрын
I believe it is Davis Creek Rd. i’m sorry that I missed your comment somehow and I’m so late to respond. Hope this helps
@godsbackcountryoverland5 ай бұрын
Like I've said before very nice setup, most of the side showers I've seen don't go all the way to the ground, I like the fact that yours does. Looking forward to the next spot you two find.
@GetOverItOutdoors5 ай бұрын
We love it! And yes the sides can be lowered or raised, according to how high off the ground it is. They roll up and slip into the channel so you can always adjust for it to touch the ground or raised off the ground as you prefer.
@ChrisArrowood73095 ай бұрын
Thank you for sharing!
@GetOverItOutdoors5 ай бұрын
Thank you! And thank you for watching and commenting!
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Jo- cass-ee
Spectacular video!! Somehow I missed seeing this episode soon after it came out. Really good drone footage to catch the majesty of the terrain!! Thank you for sharing your adventures!! We hope you are doing well these days as it has been a while since your last video. I know full well how challenging it can be to find time to produce. Be well!!
Glad you enjoyed and found it. Good to hear from you again. We will be having some videos coming. We just recently got back from a 3 wk trip out West. So beautiful. Had such a great time. So beautiful on the lookout! lol! I’m a little slow when it comes to editing and real work has been busy since we got back so it may be a few weeks yet.
We are getting into the swing of kicking out more videos ourselves. Somewhat time consuming but I (Ken) enjoy the process. Glad you folks had a fantastic time!!
I live 20 ish mins from the start of 105 from it’s absolutely stunning I go up there a ton for the ohv trail part of it… if you ever go back go all the way through hit main road stay straight and the is a old general store called Linville general store it’s a blast!
You live in a beautiful area for sure! Thanks so much for watching and commenting! We definitely will have to check out the General Store next time we’re up in that area. Thanks again!
Did you have the experience and skill level to do this trail before you arrived or did you acquire some of it along the way on the trail?
Hello, I had a little experience with basic off-roading before this. We done a lot of trails and wheeling in CO. Like Black Bear Pass, Imogene Pass and so forth, But nothing like this or anything else you might find in Moab. Fins and Things is a great trail to get started on when expanding your rock crawling knowledge and skill. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Thanks to videos like this and the overuse and misuse they fuel, the BLM is currently implementing a travel plan in this area that will shut down more than 40% of roads in this area. The social media sphere and irresponsible and perspectiveless transplants and tourists couldn’t just go and enjoy quiet places quietly like the locals do … had to advertise places without the infrastructure to handle mass numbers of people for personal gain online. Get while you can, I guess … these places are about to be shut down, thanks to people like you and posts like this one. 🤷♂️
Great video I would love to see this mapped out! I’d like to take the trip myself
Hello thanks for watching and commenting! I’m sorry I don’t have a GPX file to share. It was before I started recording our path on Gaia Gps. Most of the first have of the video is on the eastern side of Lake Jocassee ending at the lake on Bootleg Rd. The rest is quite a bit north in the Linville area off of Old Hwy 105 as we were trying to out run weather.
Great review, thank you!
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching and commenting!
Hoping you folks are doing well!!
This is my back yard, and ive only been there twice😂😂
lol! You have a beautiful backyard!
👍
Any chance you could share a link of the mirror you have in the interior cupboard?
Sorry no link. I just bought a 12”x12” mirror tile at Lowe’s and put some 3m double-sided tape on it
Any chance you could share a link of the mirror you have in the interior cupboard?
JO-CASS-E
So was I right using the American/popular pronunciation in the video or was my wife using the the original native American pronunciation?
you need to eat more meat. 🙄🥬
😂😂😂. In fact I am. Been on the carnivore diet for about 3.5 weeks now and have lost 9lbs! YES!!!
So where is it? Is this also known as Muster Grounds?
It’s on the eastern side of the lake, opposite Muster grounds.
Awesome set up! You guys have a lot of good ideas as well thank you..
Thank you so much! Really appreciate that. We just back from a 2 1/2 wk trip out west and are always fine tuning and learning new things about the setup.
@@GetOverItOutdoors awesome keep em comin, gave you a follow...
Pronounced “ Joe-cass-ee”.
We love our area. So beautiful!
It really is! You’re very lucky to live in an area with so much beauty! Thanks so much for watching and commenting.
@@GetOverItOutdoors you’re welcome. ☺️
Just Subscribed! Great video! May I ask what area of the WMA this is in? Coming south from Central NC! Just pulled up the map and trying to figure out where you were> Thanks!
Thanks so much for subbing and watching. The campsite was along Noontoola Rd. We drove most of the trails close by to there.
@@GetOverItOutdoors THANK YOU MUCH! TRYING TO GET THE WIFE TO START CAMPING AGAIN!
Hey man! This is great. I have a bronco with 33 tires and no lift. We want to go camping over near there. Think there are roads tame enough and campsites similar to yours we could go to? Ps that water crossing is nuts well done
Yes you should have a problem with most the trails in that area. The campsite we stayed at in the video has been closed by the forest service now. But there a lot of other beautiful campsites on both Earl Ford rd. And Sarah’s creek rd. Enjoy! We think you’ll love it!
You both did a great job of fitting all of your essentials in there and making it look very comfortable and welcoming! We currently have a Topo 2 being built and chose not to purchase the recommended refrigerator, we already have an Iceco VL45 proS and are planning on using it in our Escapod as you have, did you have to do anything besides removing the corner caps of the refrigerator to make it fit in the opening on the factory slider?
Thanks so much for watching. No the corner caps are all that had to be done to get it to fit. Hope you enjoy your new Topo2. We love ours and are making final plans for our next big trip.
So do the guys swap trailers or do the wives swap ?
I'm going in June 2024 can't wait !!!
That’s awesome! I think you love it if you haven’t been!
I go to camp 14 alot
Very nice! We love the area! Thanks for commenting and watching!
Great video! Thanks for doing this. What did you do for your leveling system and chocking? Do you chock both sides or do those stabilizers make it so you don't need to? Also, What is your system for campground camping when you have shore power? Do you have anything to protect your electric? Have you ran the AC unit while boondocking? Just the fan maybe to save on power?
We just some basic leveling blocks found on Amazon. I don’t have wheel chalks and usually always leave hooked up to our Jeep. I will probably look at getting some soon though.
Does that campsite have a number?
It did not have a number. We were back there in March and it has been closed by the forest service unfortunately. We were quite sad about it. Such a beautiful site along the Chattooga River.
Just curious, I know these trailers are made in Utah. Did you look into the Bean trailers as well? If so, what made you decide to buy this over the Bean?
So many great ideas here. Plus I love your aesthetic sensibilities. Thank you for sharing!
Thanks so much! 😊. Happy it gave you some ideas. Thank you for your comment!
I like the fiberglass body as long as you don't puncture a hole in it offroad, escapod has clean up all exterior add on it's side but i do like the look of some add on accessories, also cedar ridge camper makes a one piece camper that has the spare tire mounted over wheel fender xtra large entry doors a pull out kitchen no ac mounted only hole that you can run a portable ac hose to , not a bad trailer , starting at 33k that can put you over 40k ouch , but there are so many high end offroad campers to choose from arb earth camper really nice 49k wow it has so much to offer i love to own it but the main question is on any offroad trailers how often are you going to use to justify the cost , with today's jeep wrangler, forc bronco, land rover defender to just name a few 50k & up on top of a offroad camper how can anyone afford it without staying broke, one way is to rent out you trailer or start a business renting offroad trailers and stll have the same experience as other people pay for it , warren buffet said buying a private jet are very stupid purchase so he own a private jet company can go anytime he wants while his customers pays the jets off i do really like the escapod trailer but i like the arb a little more but for not im building out my Mercedes Benz sprinter van and using my rooftop tent on my offroad vehicles 😊
Awesome video, thanks for sharing. I am heading there next week to explore the swell and camp. Totally stoked now.
That’s awesome! It will be an amazing trip! Jealous! Can’t wait to get back there again! Thanks for watching and commenting!
Does the trailer come with the fireball or is that a mod?
Of course, do you think I would have bought it if it didn’t! 😂
Great video, thanks for sharing. Excellent area for exploring.
Glad you enjoyed it! It truly is. We hit the leaf change almost perfect
Lol I love me some pinstripes 😂
lol! It’s a good thing because all the better trails come with them.
Cool trailer what does it weigh and how does it handle in extreme off roading
Thank you! We love it! It weighs 1900 lbs dry. It handles off-roading beautifully! With its independent suspension, it can go anywhere our Jeep can.
@@GetOverItOutdoors cool thank you for the reply I’m building my overland truck as we speak I live in southern nj but moving to eastern Tennessee soon after my back surgery then I’m gonna start my adventure again thank you
That sounds awesome! Best luck with your move and your travels!
Beautiful country
We agree! That’s why it keeps drawing us back again and again!
Beautiful
Yes it was! We hit it perfect for the leaf change! Thanks for watching
I have a Jeep Wrangler and a Subaru. Would the Subaru be able to do these drives?
Yes I think a Subaru would have no problem with these trails. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Thanks for responding. Really enjoyed your videos.
Absolutely love your set up...by the way, is the ICECO you're using the VL60?
Thanks so much! It’s the smaller VL45 ProS.
Nice but the price on one of these things just doesn’t make any sense. Too rich for my blood, I guess.
My wife and I are looking to go here soon. I see the BLM has numbered campsites along the rim. Was this one of those or just a spot you selected on your own? Great views, I'd like to find a similar spot close to this. If we had to pick, would you recommend the East side or the West side? Thank you.
I think you love it there. So amazing. When we hit the rim we went west and a ways out on that trail til we found the peninsula/point we camped on. Check out Google Earth and follow the trail west and look for the narrow point towards the end, that’s where we camped. I don’t wanna put the coordinates here. To be honest, though anywhere along, the rim would be considered a epic campsite. We did not go east, but I heard that can be just as amazing.
Love the portable solar generator idea! Do you think you could fill up your trailer batteries from empty with that setup? How many hours would you say you could possibly get out of your air conditioner?? And does it cool the cabin down nicely?? 😊
It will replenish about 3/4 of the trailer battery power but I don’t empty the solar generators all the way. I use one to power our 2nd fridge inside the jeep. The a/c depletes the batteries down to about 25 to 35%. Depending on outside temp and also what we set the thermostat at. The a/c will definitely cool the inside no problem so far. Waiting for July or August in the FL humidity and I’ll do a video on it and how it does.
I love the stargazer window but does it leak or is there condensation in the winter? I suspect that the window could be a point where problems happen? Also, I noticed your friend's Defender at 15:08. Would they say that it's been reliable? I love Defenders but I heard they are nightmares and break constantly, sometimes when brand-new. Oh, my other question is about your A/C. I've been reading other reviews and apparently you can't run it all night when it's hot, perhaps a maximum of a few hours only. Is this true? Are you still glad you got the A/C or do you prefer the simplicity of a fan?
We absolutely love the stargazer window and had no problems with it at all. There is a large flanged automotive link seal all the way around the opening. I don’t how water could ever make it over that seal. Condensation-we have not noticed any. On cold night with the heat on the upper vents blow warm dry air across the window and eliminates any moisture that may occur. So far so good. Our Friends defender so far has been problem free. I ask them everytime I see them because I too have heard about them begin an endless string of problems. They had theirs almost 2 yrs. The A/C it has always gotten us through the night on battery. For us it has taken them down to between 25-35% battery left. We have not yet run it in the full heat of a Florida August night yet so an update may be coming. We normally set the thermostat at 72 and the fan on 3 and that’s great for us. Hopes this provides some answers. Thanks for watching and commenting.
@@GetOverItOutdoors Well thank you for answering all of my questions! So nice of you. Hmm... one night of A/C and it drained the battery down to 25-30%? Yikes, doesn't sound good BUT I haven't lived with it like you have. On hot, humid Florida nights, no fan is going to help. It will be great when you do an update. There have been other portable A/Cs that have come to market that could be used with your trailer. I wonder if they would be a better option for most people. I live in the Northeast so most of the time, an A/C wouldn't be needed but traveling around the country would be a different story.
Beautiful campsite! You wouldn’t have the GPS location? We’re going to the Wedge in a few months and would love to find that site. Great video
It’s definitely a beautiful area. You’ll love it! This campsite is 38.78439, -110.91968
@@GetOverItOutdoors thank you so much !!
Love it! Going that way this weekend, any chance you could send the location of that camp site
Hello it just so happens that my son and I just got back from there. Unfortunately the camping area on the Chattooga River has been closed by the forestry service. They are doing some sort of habitat restoration project there now and installed boulder and large logs blocking access and put several no camping signs up. There are however atleast 4 other campsites on Earls Ford rd. that lead to this site that are a river. Hope this helps. Thank you for watching and commenting.
@@GetOverItOutdoors thanks for the update !
Nice video! We rode some of these trails after the jeep Invasion. Cant wait to get back up there again, hopefully in the fall.
We love that area and the leaves were popping this time. Such a wonderful trip it was.
@GetOverItOutdoors absolutely I'm just a couple of hours south, so I just need to make the time to get up there.
Nice setup!
Thank you! We are absolutely loving it!
Where did you get the lanterns they are very pretty! Is Claymore the brand?
Yes Claymore is the brand. I got them from bigtentoutdoors.com. The lantern name is Cabin. Hope this helps. We love them. Thanks for watching and leaving us a comment.
do you guys have a direct location of the trail your on in the beginning of the video? awesome content
I believe it is Davis Creek Rd. i’m sorry that I missed your comment somehow and I’m so late to respond. Hope this helps
Like I've said before very nice setup, most of the side showers I've seen don't go all the way to the ground, I like the fact that yours does. Looking forward to the next spot you two find.
We love it! And yes the sides can be lowered or raised, according to how high off the ground it is. They roll up and slip into the channel so you can always adjust for it to touch the ground or raised off the ground as you prefer.
Thank you for sharing!
Thank you! And thank you for watching and commenting!