Freezing your ass in a RTT is an important part of Vancouver Island 4wd culture, for some reason 😂

Ya’ll animals guys! Mid island meet up soon!

Hey Tyler I'm digging your channel. I follow TSTN. Recently subscribed and following yours as well. Could you tell me what drone you're using on your trips. Thanks again and keep it up!

i wanna be like story till now!

It starts so scenic and tame and then poof! Swimming in the swamp wow! I wouldn't be nearly brave to EVEN dip to check 😮 wow! The end of the trip tho, absolutely 200% worth it!

I have the same tires and they are my absolute favorite! Baja boss AT ALL DAY!!

I love how you respect the trail, how you talk about it and mostly, I love that you don’t seem to be in a rush to get a big powerful Jeep with 800 and more hp to go fast on the trail and show off. I own a simple Jeep, cannot afford or want a bigger machine and I can easily identify myself with you.Thanks for your videos and keep on Jeeping!

looks like a good time!

Beautiful British Columbia!!

talking temp in Fahrenheit?

Awesome channel

The Colors are amazing in that forest \-/ great video work Cheers......Love the adventures you guys doing .

Amazing trip...rain, rainbows, sunshine, old cabins, and snow! Beautiful area and the more i watch, the more i want to be out there. I live extreme east on the shores of the chesepeake bay so my surroundings are the opposite. Beaches and waters but nowhere close to actually drive offroad like this and no freakin snow!! I hate the fact we dont get snow. Time to move!! Keep striving for ur 100k goal and keep networking with ppl and overland companies to get there! Mickey thompson..sponsor this guy! One of the few rocking the mickeys in a sea of toyo and nitto's lol! How do they perform in snow? I have the same tires on my suv and im curious since thats one of the few terrains im not able to experience

you drove right past 2 more cabins ;) keep searching .. great video though

You guys are incredible! Camping in such cold weather, I’m seriously impressed! And that snow footage? Absolutely breathtaking！Couldn’t take my eyes off it!

You need to get your buddy "lore axe " out there with his chainsaw to maintain those trails so my trail whale will fit

never explored much south island, looks beautiful !

Obviously someone was in the there shortly before hand.

Nice catch on that rainbow shot!

I enjoyed your video. I have heard that a lot of people make that mistake with their power Banks and their diesel heaters. I personally just carry a spare battery and attach my diesel heater directly to the spare battery and roll with that and it works really well. in the future you could test hooking that diesel heater to your battery in your Jeep because it only takes the 9 amps to get started but after that I think it's only 2 amps.

"Listen for the sound of a skipping rock" and immediately talk over the sound.

The footage @ minute 13:42-13:50... AMAZING!!!

what an adventure

you will get more views not having this liberal turd with you. he's not on other channels anymore for a reason. ciao for now!

My guy! These are getting better and better!! Where did you get the green jacket?! Bad ass!

Great video Brother. Thanks for sharing this awesome adventure.

Great vid Tyler. Really like the background music and drone shots. Now I need to get out there and cabin hunt myself.

Last time I took my JLUR through bumper deep water, every warning light turned on and I lost the ability to shift all together. Couldn't even put it in park. The gear selector did nothing. It eventually dried out and started working again.

Love the content, locations and camera work! Whats up with the dieselheater!? A good modern sleeping bag should be more than sufficient.

I love how Up in Canada the Little Cabins are taken care of and stocked for people to Use. Down in the States we just destroy everything.....

Needs more snow

The issues resulting in the material and mattress getting wet are really significant. Especially for a tent as expensive as this one, as you said. Really appreciate this review!

Call me Captain Cautious, but I often go out solo, and I need to make it home and still get to work during the week. I’ll take an easy line if it’s there. No shame.

@29:25 A wonder winter land. That anything like a winter wonderland or is it a Canadian thing? 😀

Great vid Tyler 👍🏼 also nice to see Colin’s smiling face again 😊

When someone thinks I'm crazy for driving my $12k 4Runner on ATV trails I'll refer them to this video.

What part of Canada are you guys from? We’re from Michigan and just did a mine trail in Ontario.

Amazing video! Good camera work!

Do I have to have a white Jeep to wheel with you guys? ~Wes~

That’s insane how you climbed that

Great video

21:48 perfect example of what a lot of these KZbin influencers hide from the viewers. 9/10 there is a easier line, and this line is considered “lame.” It’s enough to discourage people who don’t have 100k to spend on a build from attempting this. It makes me happy to see the “alternate route” shown. Keep up the good content.

I really like this content, but please take more videos from the cabin, it's really fun, greetings from Indonesia

Awesome video 👍

Shit if I had of known you guys weren’t camping I would have come with you to the mine as I haven’t been there in years. Another great video Tyler 👌keep em coming. Gotta go do some snow weeling

Welcome back Tyler, awesome adventure as always! Great to see you guys

good to see you guys again. thanks for the adventure

I have no pride at all when it comes to driving off a trail. If people had any idea just how expensive it is to push your limits. Case in point. You break in silverton/ouray/telluride and there is no Rory Irish coming to save you in a trailmater. Closest repair shop is 2.5 hours away north or south on pavement and if you get yourself broken in middle of the mountains then you might as well just write a blank check at that point. Silverton for example has 1 car shop manned by this old guy who is there for 5 minutes a day. Pull a winch, drive around, live another day and modify vehicle better for next time. My faux pas here in florida cost me $2400 fixing passenger front on my tacoma when I had it. Wheel bearing broke, cv axel ripped out, abs sensor broke, rotor broke, pads fell out... and I was 1.5 hours offroad to pavement and 1.5 hours away from closest shop by pavement. All I did was fall in a rut going 10 mph.

Lol acting like 35s are tiny. I have them on our Rubicon and they're plenty big enough for anything we have here in Colorado. Other than snow wheeling in 3 feet of snow I have never had a situation where I didn't feel like they were big enough. And I have less lift than you do.

I call it quits when i pull up to the obsticle, and there is an easier way. i dont like spending a day fixing broken stuff