Love the vid. Small correction, you started at Rockfish Gap.

Ya got balls that’s for sure

Those Francis Marion mud holes are no joke. Fun to see somebody from Maryland adventuring in my neck of the woods. Even the Flying J in Jedburg made an appearance, ha. 1 mile from my house.

This is a good example of why Texas sucks. Public facilities and Parks and Recreation are ass. Great documentrary tho

Youve got a lot to learn buddy! For you to leave the trees sticking out for someone else to hang on is not good at all. Especialy at night! Leave it for somebody else to finish when one more cut and 1 more pull for the one on the right. Dont just think of yourself think of others too!

If i came up on a man or woman out on their underwear i would have serious thoughts wether i should help them or not especialy a man!

Hey man, keep it up, im sure you have. Youll figure it out. Dont worry about what people may think. Take the constructive criticism and have fun with it.

enjoyed this! another East Coast route worth checking out Trans NH (at least first 2/3 starting at Canadian border). most moose I’ve seen while exploring VT/ME/NH

Those aren't frogs you hear those are cicadas

Great video of your adventure! I recently did a two-night overlanding trip similar to this, on the Chisholm Trail Byway. I deviated from Burnet a little bit, staying the first night at Barefoot Camp near Bend, TX. Then I booked the 2nd night at Meridian State Park, which is just off the OnX Route. I really enjoyed it, even though it was about 30% pavement and the water crossings were not as deep. I’m definitely itching to make it all the way to Toledo Bend at some point.

was the last camp spot in video mott lake?

Well done In a off-grid situation, using 12v battery/solar, is it better to run 12vDC to the refrig or convert to 120vAC with an inverter. The inverter uses a certain amount of power just to opperate.

That looks like it would work great in a boat as well.

That’s our cabin @ 2:49 on sandpit road. Nice video hope you can get to come back and finish the route. I never knew this existed!

Drive through state? SC is arguably the most significant state during the Revolutionary War and Civil War. SC is significant for countless reasons and one of the most beautiful and amazing outdoors states. Beaches mountains and everything in between. There are dozens of trails and parks in SC. Some through the state that are only for hiking, biking, or horses. Others via water.

Tundra starter is a bear to replace!

Great video. Some of those shots of your vehicle driving by look simple, but you have to drive the same place three times to get the shot. Place camera. Drive by. Go get camera. That's a lot of extra work, especially in the rain. 😅 Nice work! I'm subscribed and sharing with my friends in the hopes they will get the bug to travel like this. P.S. Congratulations on doing the whole NEBDR in flip flops.

Never heard of this trail and have lived in SC all my life and had many 4-wheel drive vehicles.

So a winch is in your future? 😏 Great video dude. The south is a different ball game. I’m from TN but spent most of my life in the southwest. Awesome wheeling. I have 30+ yrs of experience. But I’ve had to learn new skills here in SC. Make sure you come back.

Lake Hartwell Hwy-24/I-85 is my neck of the woods.

Props to you man that mudhole dive was brave. you have no other people and no winch.

I've lived is SC for 70 years and never heard of the SC Adventure Trail. It would have been nice had you documented where you were every hundred miles or so. Really enjoyed the video.

Great video. This country and Texas has a lot to offer for adventures.

Great video. I applaud your video skills and your ability to narrate your trek. If I were younger, I would definitely try it for myself. Stay safe out there with your future endeavors.

Great videos, nice job on the filming. Have you ever done a walk around video of your truck? Discussing specs etc?

Drill powered winches are great. I have a winch mounted on my rig, and still carry a drill powered winch anyway. I noticed the we-boost on your rig, but you still mentioned bad cell service. Are they worth the money? Also, I live on Hartwell Lake, and will be looking into doing this trip.

Nice truck looks heavy though, thats why the mud hole swallowed it.. yeah 10-4 on a winch..

Drive-through state? It's my home and it's AWESOME here! :)

You need to join an off road club with some people who know how to wheel. With a little experience, you could have pulled out of that hole

Failed mission!

That deer that ran out on funny of you at 30min

I am so looking forward to doing this!

Getting stuck going in, go back the way you came without a winch or someone else to pull you out.

What’s brand on your black multi cam seat covers?

I have lived all around SC in my life and I have never heard of the SCAR, excited about the possibility of wheeling this or possibly taking a dirtbike down it!

You passed directly by my house while traveling out of Jamestown. Welcome to the Francis Marion national Forest.

Lancaster SC here and this trail ride might be just what I need for my FJ Cruiser.

What’s the name of the pond you stayed at in Angelina national forest

I'm an hour in. I can't stop watching. I don't want this to end. What an amazing edit. Great job.

I want to build a small overland trailer and do it in my Side by Side.

Man dude you definitely need a winch or travel with a friend or two that situation in the mud hole could have been a disaster. I dont have a winch on my rig at the moment but i always wheel with at least one friend that does and its helped me out for sure.

I almost died in the Dry Fork crossing in my 85 Bronco. Back in 1987.

I am in the upstate, can anyone tell me where those flatlands and farmlands are that he drove through at about 37 minutes

Very cool! I've lived in Moncks Corner all my life, it's 25 miles west of Jamestown, and NEVER knew this route existed 😂😂😂. I've driven thru those woods many times as a kid.

I was up there in Oct. Had a great time!

Definitely need to check out this route. Reddish Knob is paved because President Clinton went there for some National Forest celebration.

It's interesting watching someone make a weeklong adventure out of something I drive through everyday and have been for 30 years. Great video though.

Lowcountry or no country! 😊

You do realize you made that Chevy's dude day right?? He is still telling everyone about the day he had to pull the Yota out! And you let them get proof on film too.

The only acceptable time of year to be in the woods in SC is winter time when the temps are at least decent and the bugs are back in hell where they belong. Any other season is just hot nasty garbage.