Thank you. Normally I drive Isuzu D-Max.

Thank you very much. That's the purpose: Having free online storage for me watching the trips again and giving others a little help for assessing the F-Roads they planning to drive.

And it's amazing how fast the rivers change on F249. Was there 2 days ago and 4 crossings were completely different.

No, it's a normal gravel road. You can drive it with a rental.

@@RoadTripOnkyMonk awesome! Thank you. Going to Iceland next week!

@@Lviv89 Have fun!

Thank you very much!

@shibbe1 Thx for info! Good to hear that they could drive home with the reconverted car! Lucky for not having a destroyed engine piston.

No, the GoPro battery was dead.. Plan was to drive to the south over F752 and F26 as the northern part of F26 was closed. But we decided due to the uncertain weather to go North via F752 and finally go south on 35. Was a good decision because at the end of the day the complete F26 was closed.

Thx! I drove an Isuzu Dmax.

@@RoadTripOnkyMonkWas it modified or a Standard one? I'm thinking about what i need to do to my new Single Cab Ranger with camper shell to drive most of the roads there. I guess Skid plates and good AT Tires should do the job. Do you think i need bigger tires or are standard sized ones ok

@jdexplores01 That's the configuration I have: skit plates and 31' AT's plus Old Man Emu suspension. As the Isuzu has 800mm fording depth I didn't mount a snorkel. Maybe for next year. Now I could ford depths ca 4 cm above my tires. Drove a few 4×4 but never a Ranger, so I can't tell you about its best tire size. Do you need a stronger suspension with the cabin on it?

@@RoadTripOnkyMonk your dmax sounds reasonable for a tourer. The Ranger also has a wading depth of 80cm and i'm not trying to do rivers that deep. I built the shell myself this summer. It's made from isolated PVC Sandwich Plates and Aluminium Prifiles. It's only about 70-80kg which is super light for the size of a Single Cab, so i stick with the suspension also because the truck is brand new. I'm only thinking a lot about tire size, because here in Germany It's very complicated to modify something like that. So do you have 265/70 R17 and no problems on any track?

Nice built! 80kg is awesome. Yes, I have these tires. Never had a problem with traction.

No problem.

On that day I think about 40cm and the dip in the middle about 60cm. In 2 years the riverbed has changed a few times. I guess it is a little bit more carved in.

@@RoadTripOnkyMonk Thanks!

Hey, thx for your positive comment! I did the reference because it's a popular 4×4 vehicle, with which you can drive few F-roads, but it has it's limits there.

@@RoadTripOnkyMonk Thank you! Because we were on a Duster but we left out F210 and F261 because we also thought the Duster would be too small.

Hello, I think it's possible. Last time I was there about 2 weeks ago, the road conditions were pretty poor the last 2km though. (See here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aZicZKVnfK-Nb8Usi=GVpbOsa2FZ4AnV2g) Drive slow and carefully and you will make it. Have fun!

Update: Was there a couple of days ago. The road was better. Keep in mind, when you want to park/ camp there before 3pm you need a reservation. Check the weather and wind before, maybe lower your tire pressure and have a safe journey!

Thx! Have fun and a save travel! 👍🏻

No, it isn't possible. Depending on the weather conditions, the earliest date is 21.06.

Thx for your comment! We did an international roadtrip and had all white Landcrusiers. So for recognition and fun we put our nationals flags on the cars.