Really appreciate that! We’ve got a big trip coming up soon. Stay tuned.

GoPro

Thanks, Turk. More to come this year!

Yeahhhh buddyyyy

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It can most likely be done without 4wd, though there are definitely some sections of soft sand (especially on some of the side trails near the Salton Sea) that could get a 2WD stuck.

The brand is called Orvis. Jessica got it for me from Costco a couple years ago and it’s incredibly comfortable.

Staying warm and cozy is critical in below freezing temps. Justin is actually the ♉️. Jessica is a ♎️!

@@palehorseadventures aw, two Venusians - no wonder you all keep it cozy!

LETS GO!

Much appreciated!

Since it's memory foam, you'd just open the valves and roll it back up, pressing the air out

Ah, you guys should have a great time. Bradshaw itself is a very easy trail. Some of the adjacent trails have a few minor obstacles, but are still very easy.

You guys will have a great time! Thanks for the encouragement…I’ve been slacking on editing videos lately 😆

Cheers! Really appreciate that. That gives me some motivation to finish editing some more videos that I have footage for.

I aired up before getting back on the main road. It’s about 30 miles to Old Dale, and I didn’t feel comfortable going that far at 20 psi.

That’s our old girl, Patty. She’s a pit mix, but we’re not quite sure what she’s mixed with. She has short legs and a long body. Vets have suggested maybe dachshund, basset hound, or corgi. The more corgis I am around, the more I think that’s what she is. Similar personalities. Thanks for watching!

It's called a rucRak! Very versatile system that I've used for almost two years. I'll have to make a review video for it while I'm out on my next trip next month. You can use coupon code PALEHORSE to get $100 off your purchase of a rack.

@@palehorseadventures awesome, thank you! looking forward to your review

Sweet! Hope you enjoy it.

Yes I crack the windows about an inch. It helps cut down on condensation. I did have condensation on this last trip; it dropped into the low 30’s with high humidity. Hadn’t had a problem with it before that.

Tell me more….

This is why I encourage our overland/dispersed campers to not give out coordinates or locations. As much as we want to share, it's better if we let people learn to do their own research. I like to imagine if they know how to put in time to research, they'll be responsible enough to leave sites cleaner.

Absolutely! Their website claims the mattress has an R value of 18.75 - which is super warm! Plenty of insulation since its not like you're taking it backpacking and have to worry about the weight.

Thanks! I've seen videos of stock crossovers and SUVs doing Berdoo Canyon, though some struggled on some of the obstacles a bit. You'll most likely scrape on the first obstacle in Berdoo Canyon, so you may want to skip that one (it's optional!), unless you have skid plates or are with some other vehicles. You'll probably be ok on the mandatory obstacle unless you're in a particularly wide vehicle. It gets pretty narrow. Old Dale Road could be a problem though. That trail was in pretty rough shape when we went, and there were some large rocks on the hill climb. I've seen videos of a subaru getting high centered and stuck on Old Dale. Though I've heard plenty of people getting through fine. Go at your own risk and bring a buddy. Note that I have not done either of these trails since Hurricane Hilary in the summer of last year, so trail conditions are liable to have changed.

Thank you! 🙏

Thanks for the recommendation! We’re no stranger to pin striping, but the good thing about the Cactus Grey color is it hides scratches really well.

@@palehorseadventures how did you get the dispersed campsites on Gaia?

@whereisjohnnow - it was a manual effort. I looked at the BLM map and made waypoints on Gaia for the designated camp sites.

Sure have.

Yeah, this place is amazing! Thanks, Emily.

Beautiful area!

The best!

How was the camping? Were you in the State Park or somewhere outside the park?

@@palehorseadventures In January it was way too cold. The high 60s during the day and high 20s at night was too much. In early June the peak was 90 and lows were low 50s with so much wind I almost cancelled. I would say it probably has better weather in spring to camp. I stayed in the State Park and camped at Ricardo Campground.

@@thomasruiz2307 Ohhh yeah. I've done the Mojave desert in January and those 20 degree nights are rough.

Hell yeah brotherrr!