An Incredible End to the Journey | Gila County Special [Part 4]

[@ADOTlied]

I live in Young and have driven highway 288 for over 25 years and its a road that you must pay attention to, watch out for the UPS and FedEx drivers, make sure your tire pressure is at 35 to 40psi, a good jack and spare is essential. Azrec peak has great campsites and the views are priceless.

[@markjensen399]

Absolutely the best narration and commentary of the off road video's out there, well most of all video's of allot of different content. Your work is awesome, you have fun and you don't drive a $120,000.00 Rubicon. Great to see you having a Great time with out all the expensive toys and gadgets and not being a car part sales video. Look forward to your next vid. I have watched them all multiple times and really enjoy, Unlike TRAIL RECON which sucks. Keep up the great work. Thanks. Mark😃

[@azoffroad_net]

Thank you for the high praise, Mark! That means a lot to have you watch through everything I've done. It's all about the adventure and having fun -- seeing the world and meeting great people along the way. I'll keep it up. I appreciate the comment and you watching along!

[@cactuskiwi4218]

One of my favorite hobbies is watching your videos and trying to find your campsites on Google maps. It’s like a mini adventure. Thanks for sharing another epic trip with us

[@azoffroad_net]

That's awesome. I do the exact same thing when I watch videos. If you ever need any answers or tips, just let me know. Thank you for watching the whole thing!

[@cactuskiwi4218]

@@azoffroad_net thanks Scott! I found both your Dragoon Mountain campsites and stayed at the Cochise Stronghold location back in May. I plan on finding that top of the hill location near Cibecue Falls(I have it pinned already). I’m a newbie and your channel is very inspiring.

[@americonoffroadadventures8132]

Great series! Definitely the heart of Arizona. Love dirt. Thanks

[@azoffroad_net]

I appreciate you watching the series! Thank you. A less popular but beautiful part of the state for sure.

[@robberrt0]

Thank you. This was a very well done, informative and entertaining video series.

[@azoffroad_net]

I'm so glad to hear you enjoyed this one. Thank you for watching the whole thing!

[@AlexOffer]

Great job! This series is your best work yet. I cant wait to get back up to rim country!

[@azoffroad_net]

Thank you so much, Alex! That is high praise. I appreciate you watching. Rim Country is so fantastic.

[@cq7415]

I sure love your videos. Great photography, editing, narration. Your history parts are great too. I love that a nice guy like you packs ‘heat’. Wis more good people did that. This trip has been fantastic. Thanks for sharing.

[@lisahenderson2993]

I grew up in the Globe-Miami area and have stopped at that lookout to the lake and the angel wing many times. I never get tired of it. I love the Young highway trip.

[@theoffroadrailfan]

Great video as always! Arizona might not be like my home of Colorado but some parts really are incredible!

[@azoffroad_net]

Thank you so much! AZ has some real special places. Colorado ain't bad either though.

[@theoffroadrailfan]

@@azoffroad_net I agree!!

[@ericschmidt3759]

Great Series of videos. Seems like a really good trip. Thank you for sharing the history, scenery and your journey.

[@azoffroad_net]

Thank you for watching all four parts, Eric! I think my favorite trip yet. Just so much to see and many great memories. Appreciate you watching.

[@guillermoharo2336]

Waiting again for this.

[@azoffroad_net]

Thanks for watching Guillermo! I appreciate it.

[@richardbeee]

Great video! Thanks 😊

[@azoffroad_net]

Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed. Appreciate you watching.

[@dianeneu6197]

Thank you Scotty for sharing with us these amazing videos. You do such a great job.👍

[@azoffroad_net]

I'm so glad you enjoyed this series. Thank you for watching along!

[@danielclawson2099]

Finally! I've been waiting for this!

[@azoffroad_net]

I appreciate you tuning in for all four parts! Thank you so much.

[@Skfoster64]

Well done! Very interesting and enjoyable! Thanks!!

[@azoffroad_net]

Thank you for watching! I appreciate it a bunch.

[@williamainsworth1232]

Great video good to see you again

[@azoffroad_net]

Thank you for the kind words. Great to be back. I appreciate you watching!

[@deborahlh7747]

This has been a great series! Please do this again. Your video quality is excellent.

[@azoffroad_net]

Thank you for the kind words! I'll be shooting another big trip here soon, and other smaller trips in between. Appreciate you watching.

[@mcoffroadinaz4075]

Scotty, maybe your best production yet. You could hang your hat on this one. It is a beautiful area, and relatively unknown by AZ standards.

[@azoffroad_net]

Thank you for the kind words! That is high praise. I'm glad to bring some appreciation to this part of the state. Appreciate you watching the series.

[@TyTriestoRide]

Awesome video man! When you were hiking up asbestos peak I believe the precipitation you encountered was sleet. Hard to tell in a video though :).

[@azoffroad_net]

Thank you so much for watching! I believe you are right. Someone else commented that it was sleet too. This Phoenix kid doesn't know too much about sky water. Haha.

[@johnganshow5536]

Fantastic!! There are some cliff dwellings in the Sierra Anchas that I would like to hike into. But it's a long drive from where I live north of Chino valley...

[@azoffroad_net]

Thank you, John! It is a little far certainly but worth it if you make it out. It's about a 3 hour drive from Phoenix.

[@TheIronRide]

Still one of my favorite channels. Spectacular views very cool trail riding and the best arizona info on KZbin. I just rode through that exact same area and didn't know I was passing soooo much history. Great video man.

[@azoffroad_net]

I appreciate the kind words, sir! Thank you for watching all four parts of this one. Such a great area.

[@zmanzippy]

Nice video…thanks for sharing!

[@blueskymut]

Great series! Really enjoy the history lessons while touring the sites. Nice work!

[@azoffroad_net]

So glad to hear that. Thank you for watching! I sure appreciate it.

[@1a1u0g9t4s2u]

Nice final episode for this series. @24:36 you show the name sake I learned for the trail to American Ores Mine that is 'Angle Wing' trail. The source I used also list several additional trail along the Young-Globe Hwy which I am confident you already learned about. Hopefully you will feature them in future episodes. Thanks for sharing.

[@azoffroad_net]

Thank you for watching the whole thing! I know this trip barely scratched the surface of what is in the area, but just a great reason to go back again someday. I have some more pins to check out next time. I appreciate the comments and you watching through!

[@craiglowrey9550]

What a remarkable ending to your trip. That part of Arizona is not too familiar to me as I lived in Prescott. Your trip made me hunger for those areas you visited. Thanks Scotty.

[@fjayw]

We drove way up to that mine about 12 years ago in my 72 cj5. The road looks way worst now but back then it was more doable. Cool area. One of my favorite mountain ranges. Also theres a bunch of waterfalls down in Parker Canyon right near where you camped. Unfortunately they are hard to get to without technical gear.

[@BrianDoherty-e8s]

Cool that you use cast iron pans. And you have what looks like an original Coleman stove converted to propane. If you still have the old stove gas tank you can use regular car gas and avoid propane canisters. The military specs they are built to allow lots of other fuels than just white gas. If you renew the tank pump gaskets and oil them occasionally, they will run forever.

[@jeanettestefanik5854]

Your hail was sleet. And you never got cold enough to freeze that beer if you had taken it with you, but I doubt you would have enjoyed as much as at the Jeep.

[@azoffroad_net]

Thank you for the information. It sure felt really cold but not something I deal with very often. Certainly more enjoyable back at the Jeep! Thank you for watching!

[@kwmoore3464]

Thanks for another great series. I notice that you carry a blade on your backpack. Have you ever considered doing a short segment on your camp knives, axes or saws, that you use on your adventures?

[@azoffroad_net]

Thank you for watching the whole series! I'll try and incorporate something talking about that stuff. The one on my backpack is an older Gerber knife I got from my uncle. Thanks again.