Trailer and tight switchbacks just don't mix, but loved how you guys worked together as a team to overcome what could have been a disastrous outcome, and especially with a group of guys. You guys didn't yell and scream at each other's once. That was an incredible accomplishment in itself. Big balls=Great adventure.

Me and a person who lives in Wyoming and loves the Beartooths especially, this is one of my comfort off-road videos to watch

When you said 28 switch backs I had to get a dip of snuff and kick back. You guys are living the dream

I gotta confess. The first episode I watched was Central America ep.1..then I dropped backwards to Yukon 1...I then watched some of the short bulls episodes and felt conviction. How could I start at the end? I've new stated at the beginning and have reached this one. I'm hooked. Inspired. In need of an overland expedition. I will be on one, if yes. I will Overland! Can't wait to watch them all. If you ever find yourselves on the southern most tip of Texas, where the Rio Grande empties into the Gulf, please, don't hesitate to say hey. You gotta home here fellas. The keys under the mat.

Oh man what a great production and a great inspiration for the next trip.

Can anyone tell me why not one network has picked this up yet.... My 4 year old daughter and I love this better than watching Alone. Nice job guys.

Looking back, this episode seems like the turning point in pretty dang good quality to the XO quality we all know and love today.

I can't believe you guys got that land cruiser with a trailer up there. Holy Cow!

I have 3 sons. The youngest is 33. If this video doesn't give you pause for massive self-reflection, with NO doubt any longer about who you are, nothing will. Have a nice day.

Another totally awesome 4x4 fun adventure, you are making us offroaders so happy!

The Bay Watch scene at the end was icing on the cake.. lol

Never change this show! It is so entertaining. It doesn't feel like the "reality shows" where things are made up or produced. There isn't a lot of silly, or made up drama. Keep it real and grass roots.

Great to see an older Taco on 32's make it through!

You guys did a good job hauling those vehicles over that goat trail. :)

Nice vid guy's !! Good camera work !! Brilliant shots !! Toyota rules !! Tip: *)First section in the sand, lower the tire pressure to +/- half it's pressure. When you reach the stones, fill them up. *)Use hand signals next time. *)When you use the High lift jack watch your hands, don't hold them near it, especialy when you are doing a side pull as well, if she slips it's by by. (i have seen this happen, and it almost happened to me 2x in DRC Congo) Enjoy your next adventure !!

I bet the guy on that motorcycle was EXHAUSTED each evening... That looked like a ton of work.

Fantastic array of kit you have, hi tech and luxury expeditioning if ever i saw it. Good firmness and presence of mind by Clay. Lucky people, do more vids pls

like the Baywatch ending! Great vid

please. 4th generation MT boy. I was raised doing this stuff. It's dry ground though. Do it in a foot of snow chained on all 4 and hunting season. I applaud you keeping the spirit alive though totally. Hats off gents.

You guys need a 4runner to join the fleet!! Just got putting some time into a roof rack with certain amenities (Shovel, Axe, Hi-Lift jack and an assortment of off road lights) and a canoe mounted on it.. Next thing is an ARB/Shrockwork bumper with a winch and I'll be hitting the trails with my GoPro.

Another great adventure i stay up late at night to watch since I don't have much time during the day. Great team work guys!

Props to Ryan on the bike. Ah I think the LC needs dual lockers...

To all those who commented on 1- the trailer 2- tire pressure 3- lockers 4- the bike Let it go, they know what they are doing and at the time of this video being made were still on a learning curve. And there is no end to the curve. I’ve been doing trips like these for over 35 years and I usually learn something on every trip. In fact if I don’t learn something then either I did it wrong or it was to easy of a trip lol So hey cut them some slack nobody knows everything and quit being naysayers/trolls. Just be positive and supportive you’ll feel better about yourself and just maybe every other person on the planet will stop hating you. You might even find someone willing to be your friend (if you pay them).

glad you got the bike gone. that bike was more of a hassle.

Thank goodness the little grey box on wheels pushed you guys up the hill! Must have had beer in it ! Is that a ball hitch ? Come on guys get a pintal hitch !

I love toyotas... but I feel safe if I bring a Jeep rubicon here.. nice vid...

respect. great episode.

Ryan you sir are one good rider. Would love to do this on a bike.

Cool video, the only rocks we have in the Netherlands is at the garden centre. Great scenery out there. Bit too difficult with these oversize cars plus trailer. I just get up there with my Suzuki Samurai. But that has only 800 kg, lol.

one of the most epic things I've seen. Can't wait to get to some overlanding also.

I wouldnt want a trailer or a bike in my group if I was to go.

Looks like stock tire pressure was used on the sandy start up the hill. Looks like fun non the less.

LOVE the endslate. great trip guys.

Nice "baywatch" scene at the end

what a perfect trip. very much enjoyed.

Great video, having some fourbie I'm amazed by that trailer. To think what it would of looked when you were there compared to the flatness of videos... Amazing. If I ever take a trailer out I think I'll add a giant off road tyred jockie wheel to the rear- just in case!

I learned very quickly that all terrain means "all terrain except for deep sand and mud"

That trailer seems to pose alot of problems- is it that important to have that little more storage space?

that trailer was like an anchor lol

Dang haha just notice you guys used a different tacoma in this trip

Hola desde Chile los felicito fantástica aventura,e visto todos sus videos,its very beatifull,place,congratulation,Boys,good bay.

Wow, giving those winches a work out. Way to keep your noses to the grind stone, and great video. But I can not help but mention that this would be less challenging with the proper meat and potatoes. Like solid axles front and rear, locked up all around. At least 34''s that are more aggressive and proper gearing. Think about Interco tire company and a solid axle swap up front.

Alternate title. "That time we took all the wrong vehicles camping."

those switchbacks are brutal

Great video - looks like a really good time!

Damn good video!! Liked and sub

I just subscribed to this channel and love it, but with all that expensive equipment...and no lockers! come on guys

Most likely the only trailer to ever make it up that trail.

Awesome video guys! Inspiration to keep building my 4Runner as an expo rig.

wow... air down guys. PLEASE. looks like the LSD diffs work well in those but lockers would be much better. not bad for stock like yotas with IFS!! fun stuff!

what a great episode! awesome work guys

Bay watch Maxtrax style. :-) (at the end)

Awesome trip. Thanks.

Awesome.

Would lockers have helped at all on the switchbacks, given that the surface was mostly loose rock, sand, etc? Also, Semper Fi brother.

Do you post maps of these trails? I'd like to try some of them.

excellent

so fun.. becarefull of falling rock

Poor planning to take a trailer up that trail. I guess it makes the struggle more intense.

epic adventure lads

no more motorcycles. get rid of the land cruiser and trailer. just my opinion. I love these videos! thank u for this documentation.

Love being up on top of the Beartooths. You guys definitely take the scenic routes. Hope to maybe bump into you guys out on a MT or WY trail this season. I'm out of Billings so the Bighorns to the Beartooths and everything in between is my backyard. But my Taco isn't silver...

I live in Cody wy I have been up these before and I have no clue why you would take a trailer or not have lockers I went up on a 4wheeler

Note to self: Do not ever take a trailer offroading

Amazingly intense

Clay, In your opinion, how would the new 4runners have fared on this trip?

awesome video

Nice Arial shots. Drone rc copter?

Another great vid! But man you guys like things painful, lol.

I can't help thinking for this kind of wheeling you need solid axle dual transfer cases a real body lift and bigger tyres. For a custom vehicle look at the 1980's hiluxes and 4runner with a diesel engine!

rear wheel steering would have been handy for the trailer (like a fire/ladder truck).

Man it’s been 6 years

awesome

just starting the overland life and love it. question... how did the vehicle without the trailer fair on the steep inclines? I am now rethinking an off road trailer for all trips.

whats the point of those motorcycles? can't go offloading. can't catch speed. any answers?

AWESOME

If they just got rid of the bike and the trailer it would be a very fast and easy trip everywhere they go

ExpeditionOverland, how come you guys don't use a 4Runner for your trips? Is it because the vehicle is smaller or it's overall not a great vehicle for what you do?

Great video. I would like to join your adventure some day, but like to drive my OWN ride (ruby).

I'm 6 minutes into the video and TYRE PRESSURE, TYRE PRESSURE, TIRE PRESSURE !

Love it 2 to the chest one to the head!

Just gota laugh at some of the people commenting as if they never made a mistake or got in over their head. Such an amazing group of people that where born perfect.

Are you guys using a different tacoma in this series? Jw

Why the BFG ATs? You would have had an easier time with KM2s, especially in a 255/85-16. But then I guess there would be no drama.

Random question with the group you guys have do you so cram into the two roof top tents or are there other sleeping arrangements as well? I just got my first worthyish rig and I want to get into overlanding myself.

what wheels are those on the tacoma?

Trailer and bike are the problems

cant imagine youre going to get a lot of miles out of that land cruiser tanny

I would have just turned back and gone to In-N-Out.

With as much money that has been put into these trucks, you'd think they would have sprung the money for some lockers. Love the videos ya'll do but seriously spend a little on lockers they will take you far.

Did the truck with the trailer have lockers? If not overlanding vehicles should have front and back lockers of some sort especially if they are lugging a 1K lb + lb trailer behind it.

"NO new parts, unless it's broken!"

Nice Vid! Reckon with a better choice of tyre/rim is would have been a lot easier. :)

Awesome video and don't mean to overstate the obvious but with such planning into a route plagued with super steep switchbacks I'm not sure why this would be attempted with a trailer. Eleiminate some of the "want to haves" keep the "must haves" and load the cruiser best u can , no trailer. Super dangerous and not worth the danger with those drop offs. I love my expedition built 4Runner but will say even with a trd selectable rear locker and warn winch among a LOT else, I'm selling it to go back to a wrangler JK 4 door Rubicon. 4:1 transfercase, front and rear electronic locking diffs, electronic sway bar disconnect, 4.10's , Dana 44's from and rear , 4 wheel discs, rock sliders and under protection, HD components from stock, hill decent , full cage, there's jsut no better extreme expedition vehicle from stock with full warsnty . Took my last built JK through Alaska and my built 4Runner would NEVER ton half the obstacles . I love your rigs but for me it's time to go back the the Unlimited Rubicon , maybe a rubicon truck "dodge power wagon" with all the same goodies or even a diesel light truck with the same goodies he ZR2 Colorado light duramax. Too many steps back and loosing off-road capability going from my Rubicon to my now built 4Runner. Ugh. Awesome video and for entertainment purposes, awesome! 👍 glad u were all safe.

Great, more cast members more drama.

@kelly Hearn; they were aired down just not 10psi ;)

Talk about self abuse, a trailer....and a motorbike. Intrepid, a little crazy, never mind a learning curve....

so is this the first season or episode? Hard to tell with nothing numbered

I want your job guys

When I throw a 420 code I'm also below efficiency