Glad you like it! Thanks for watching!

Thanks! It's all public land, we're not trying to gatekeep exploring the outdoors!

Thanks for checking it out!

Glad you enjoyed it

Thanks for watching!

We will! It was a fantastic dinner!

It was definitely satisfying being the first to drive through all that ice.

Thanks! We try to be festive!

Thanks! It is a great trip for a quick weekend out with amazing views.

Thanks!

Thanks for watching!

Thanks for watching!

You should!

Thanks! We're going to have to hit some trails together soon.

Thanks for watching! It's a nice casual route but it's a lot of fun!

Thanks for watching! You're not wrong, there are tons of videos of our west but not much on the east coast.

How is the build going?

@@SpartanOverland Well I blew my budget in spectacular fashion. Still need to do the lift .

@@cantaffordtodie I wish I could say blowing the budget was uncommon... But it seems to happen to us every time.

Facts! It was funny, we packed the chainsaw because the first time we did this route, in 2019, we had to clear a tree.

It's an awesome area for casual wheeling and camping.

Also, Bogart’s is down the road from me haha. Pretty good food/service.

That's awesome! Thanks for watching! Will you be making it out to the Coffee and Tacos event?

@@SpartanOverland As long as my work schedule stays the same, I should be able to make it. (Same comment on the fb event 😂, should let you know who I am 😝)

Congrats on the new rig! Currently, Fox 2.5 coilovers at 3" in front, fox 2.0 shocks with Icon RXT leaf pack in the rear, Budbuilt skid plates, P&P Engineering sliders, coastal offroad front bumper kit, Dobinsons snorkel, KB Voodoo bed rack, Skyetent rooftop tent, 17x8 Fuel Vector wheels, 315/70/17 Maxxis RAZR MT' tires.

Mostly yes. There are a few spots on Hurricane Creek that may be a little narrow but it should be doable!

There are a number of things that go into consideration when performing a water crossing. Often when you see steam after a crossing it's from the exhaust. Some vehicles also have a 1 way valve on the differentials that allow air to escape when the diff gets hot, it's possible for them to suck air back in when the diff quickly cools. Many of us run a differential breather kit to relocate the point of intake/output for the diff to a higher location. To answer your question, generally I don't worry about it much. However if you come to a crossing after a steep or long downhill section of trail, it may be a good idea to let them cool a bit to prevent warping.

Sure! If you can, message us on Facebook or Instagram and I'll do what I can to get you pointed in the right direction!

The Tacoma is lifted 3" with 34" tires, and has a factory rear locker. HOWEVER, if the weather is good, you should be fine the whole way. The only time Hurricane Creek is challenging is when it's been raining and there is a lot of mud. Everything else is basically just dirt roads.

I'd have to look at my track file to be exact, but it's roughly at the halfway point.

@@SpartanOverland that’s a good enough estimate for me lol. Thanks

Yes! 2016 TRD off-road double cab long bed.

That sounds like an awesome trip!

@@SpartanOverland absolutely can’t wait to head out..we leave Saturday. Honestly probably won’t tackle anything like you guys hit in your Potts mountain vid… ‘the Great Wall of Virginia” lol …gnarly boulders!

I'll plot a trip using Gaia and Google Earth, then navigate with Gaia.

@@SpartanOverland How long did this trip take you? And could you share your Gaia trail map?

@@Saiba_Samurai It's about a 3 day trip. I'm pretty sure I still have the track. Message us on Instagram and I'll get a download link.

We were just camping at Uwharrie. We're planning a number of trips and rides this year that will be open invitation. Uwharrie would be a great option.

@@SpartanOverland please keep it posted on fb would love to meet up and do some trips this year

@@caseywalker8043 absolutely.

Thanks for checking us out! I appreciate the feedback.