Exploring the Backroads of Wisconsin: Overlanding the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest

[@kenmajeski7715]

I was at Potato River Falls this spring. Not much snow last winter so flow was low. They had the stairs to the lower level blocked off as there had been a landslide. I believe it is a township park and there are designated campsites there. Your drone video was Great.... Much Better view than when I was there. Thanks for a great video....

[@seanbergemann6018]

This video showed up in my feed randomly, and I am so glad it did. As someone who lives in Wisconsin, with a Wrangler and a dog, I aspire to make this trip. I have been remote camping in the National Forest a few times, but not in a vehicle ideal for the roads. Right now I live vicariously through this video, hoping the image of you and your dog with your Jeep and rooftop tent are soon me and my dog with ours. Thanks for the video.

[@BluebirdOverland]

I'm so glad this video reached you! My goal is to inspire others to get outside and pursue their passions. I started my journey with a 2017 Wrangler, a $200 ground tent, and a Kelty sleeping bag, along with my dog-and those are some of my best memories. Begin with what you have and gradually build from there. Along the way, you'll discover what you truly need for your adventures and what you can do without. Feel free to reach out if you have any questions; I would be happy to help. We look forward to coming back to Wisconsin this spring!

[@seanbergemann6018]

For the record, The pretty cool things to see in Ironwood are the Rize and High Profile dispensaries, lol. Enjoy the little town and try to hit the coffee shop on your way through the block that is downtown.

[@BluebirdOverland]

Unfortunately, I only quickly passed through Ironwood. The coffee shop sounds right up my alley, though. I love stopping at small coffee shops and will have to remember that when we come back that way.