How NOT TO DIE on Black Bear Pass & Imogene Pass!

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So we're officially homeless and have finally begun our journey of living out of our Jeep! Our first stop - Ouray, Colorado to get the Jeep Badge of Honor Trails located in the area. And although the trails look easy, the risk is still very much there. Just ask Kevin! haha
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[@jimlayhey1965]

i did order a couple of stickers

[@clarkzavier1521]

i guess Im randomly asking but does anybody know a way to log back into an instagram account? I somehow lost the password. I would appreciate any tips you can offer me

[@zaidbenson3932]

@Clark Zavier instablaster :)

[@heg1211]

Brits comments around 25:00 minutes i why people love watching you guys. And thank y ou guys for sharing how difficult it is to film/edit/uploading/being safe thru it all. Hope people continue to like/share/comment on your channel. You guys being yourselves is the best part of all this. I dont' read all the comments, but I'm guessingthere are many negative comments. I encourage you guys to do YOUR thing!

[@bradshutler9356]

LIVING LARGE & LOVING IT is a big part of what makes watching your adventures so worth while. So much reminds me of my younger days. I'm not dead yet but have limited my death defying experiences somewhat. These two trails will always be some of my favorites, ROCK ON!

[@mikehoffman3690]

Loved Brittany’s monologue at the end (top of Imogene Pass). Live life to its fullest!!!!

[@MichiganRocks]

My wife and I drove our Jeep from Michigan to Ouray this summer. We had never been to Colorado before and had never driven on anything like these trails before. We did Imogene and Ophir. It was exciting for me as the driver, but I think my wife felt more like Kevin for the whole ride. Thanks for the great video, it was fun to see Imogene again.

[@1sheinz]

Nobody's addressed the elephant in the room,,,,,,,,What happened with the recovery of the FJ Cruiser??? Best review of the Black Bear pass ever. Would be interesting to hear the story of that house by the water fall, literally a view to die for, not the place for a sleep walker. CHEERS Steve h.

[@trjnsd6874]

What amazing beauty we are blessed with in our Country! You've taken us to places we would probably never get the opportunity to go. THIS! is what our frontiersmen saw when they first traveled and explored, and thanks to modern adventurers like you, we can enjoy too. Thank You for having so much fun, taking us along and sharing it with us.

[@onawhim7737]

Watching this on my birthday (67 yrs young) with a great big grin on my mug. Thanks for making my day!

[@boughtnotbuiltoffroad7784]

onawhim7737 happy birthday

[@SFDearing1]

Talking about the two wheel drive Four Runner....my wife and I honeymooned in Lake City, CO in 1974. We rented a jeep to take the pass over Engineer Pass to Silverton, CO. On the west side descent we met a Colorado local going up the pass in a 1963 Rambler sedan, six cyl. three on the tree manual transmission and he said he does the run every day to go to work and back home....so you don't need a bad ass 4 wheel drive to negotiate those mountain roads.... pretty amazing! Just get out there and explore!

[@ww2069]

Wow O well I am sitting in a bed in a hospital in the middle of Denver Getting chemo And your video reminds me I will be back to do those trails again Back where I call home Western Colorado. Thank you so much for the inspiration you give to so many. Be safe have fun and keep the the trail going.

[@boughtnotbuiltoffroad7784]

Destination is Life get better!!

[@craigkosters9852]

We camped in our JL with a new IKamper in mid June outside Telluride and it was cooooold!! We stayed at Sunshine Campground then Amphitheater campground above Ouray. Love that place and the switchbacks of BBP had a huge slab from the top down three zigs. We might just make it four years in a row. Kevin said he was stressed out well yeah Imogene last year did it to me to, I was spent! A spiked rootbeer from Telluride fixed me up. Nice trip guys

[@ShaneB666]

Cooking (lol) tip, put a screen around the cooker to save gas and put a lid on the billy (pot) to make it boil quicker.

[@rockcrawlerchurch2976]

Sounds like something a fellow aussie would say.

[@seanymodizzle4785]

You can purchase or create a DIY screen that extends around the pot and the burner. However, for the type of canister stove they have, you don’t want to put the screen around the fuel canister itself, as it could overheat the canister causing it to possibly explode.

[@ShaneB666]

Sean Dye Never has happened to me me in last 25 years and never heard it happen at all. Heat mostly goes up.

[@joshbuck5877]

@Shane booth you are correct I do the same no issues in the 18 years of doing so.

[@seanymodizzle4785]

If there is enough venting, yes it can work okay and safely. If the screen is wrapped too tightly around the pot and burner/canister, then the heat can actually accumulate and heat up the top of the canister, which is dangerous. Manufacturers like MSR also advise against this for these types of stoves. I too have many years of experience with these, but Britney and Kevin do not. My comment was just so they do this safely if they choose to use a screen. Cheers

[@trevorhowell6575]

I have seen all of your videos, I think, and to me this is the best one yet. It really felt like a professional home video, like you are showing friends and family and we were along for the ride. The music was perfect, another Oscar Award winning video. Well done, looking forward to the rest of journey.

[@kevinreynolds6361]

Love the views. My wife watched a little and was about to have a panic attack with the road. I took her on Trail Ridge Road on a motorcycle and she was freaking out about how beautiful it is but we are gonna die. No plunging off the mountain! Keep it up.

[@travisnfunk]

Kevin, the way you felt in the passenger on the side of the mountain is the way I feel in the passenger seat anywhere. I one day hope to see those amazing views in person, thanks for the inspiration! 🤙

[@myytchannel6632]

That is a feeling that any hardcore driver feels when someone else they love is driving on such scary roads. Kevin is so used to being driving and taking risks, but he can never stand someone else taking such risks. He will be scared. It just shows. Britney is an experience driver too, so no way she will crash, except it was meant to be. But you see Kevin is just not used to being in the passenger seat while she takes the risks he does. That is why he was so scared.

[@travisnfunk]

Yeah got it thx, didnt need an explanation I was just relating.

[@sharp640SR]

Best quote ever!.. "women are crazy enough to think that's the answer.". Put that on a t-shirt!!!!

[@jogger1987]

Did this last summer. Glad to see you all and hitting those trails. I also bought the breakfast Skillet Mtn Haus meal. Headed to Hayden Pass to Villa Grove to Mosquito Lake past Bonanza. Salida/Poncha Springs area.

[@af22raptor23503]

Guys THANK YOU! You have brought back so many Memories from my Jeep Jamboree Ouray 1999 that I did with a good buddy of mine in his Grand Cherokee that is No longer with with us. We did both Black Bear and Imogene Pass plus the rest of the Jamboree and we also tried the AWESOME Hot Springs at the End of each day of Trails. It was an Awesome time and I cannot believe that it has NOT Changed that Much in 20 Years! Right Now I do not have a 4x4 jeep we still have my wife's Liberty but I am looking at getting another Jeep since we have our new business a wrapped Vehicle is part of our marketing plan but we have not decided between an Unlimited or the new Gladiator.

[@jmcmullenconst]

Hey guys, and Jelly belly. I really enjoyed this video! Colorado is so beautiful. Brittney made me tear up a little at the top of Imogene. Knowing that Britt and I have had similar childhood backgrounds and Kevin, a protector of our country like my Dad who I never had the chance to thank really inspires me to enjoy life. I went from homeless to building homes all over southern california . And guess what? The owner of Oakwood Communities where I started my new job is none other than the famous Trophy Truck racer Carl Redenezeder , and the Superintendent next to my project is Josh Baldwin . Another truck racer. Dream big, live BIG, and shoot for the stars. Love you guys, kiss Jelly for me. Oh Yah, thanks again for doing what ever it takes to get uploaded 👍🤙Mahalo

[@boughtnotbuiltoffroad7784]

Jason McMullen oh wow

[@johnvandiermen616]

Hope this helps , In our jeep I have two battery set up an solar panel . Solar panel helps charge the second battery when the engine not running. An charge up the lap top / phone . It also runs a refrigerator all camp lights . Our jeep wi-fi is built into the radio plus weather Doppler this was part of AEV package. Roof top tent is also great we found sleeping on the air mattress when really cold out not good because your body trying to warm up the cold air in the mattress. Love your videos

[@ronsteltz7538]

I especially liked your comments about the view and visiting this beautiful country that we are lucky enough to live in. Coincidentally, my brother posted a survey about where you have lived and visited in the US and where you have traveled. He was in the US airforce for 23 years then the Dept. of defense for another 23 years. I was in the Army for 3 years and traveled to a few foreign countries and was fortunate to be able to travel on my own in my 76 years to 30 US states and 10 foreign countries. Your travels allow people that are not fortunate enough to go to those places, to enjoy them through your eyes. Thnk you!!!!!!!!!!

[@duoglide69]

Awesome!!! My father and I went through there on the million dollar highway on our way to Sturgis. That’s why I bought my first Jeep last year. 2018 jlu Rubicon

[@pitbullgator]

Good morning Y’all Awesome views y’all 😊 brings back so many fun trips through out Colorado in the 25 years plus living there from 1982 till 2010 we took the trails all the time and living in Grand Junction Colorado all that time was awesome because go any direction and in 30 to 45 minutes you were out of civilization so didn’t have to go far to be lost in nature. 🤠 y’all be safe out there and looking forward to the next adventure 🤠🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 Love Y’all 💞😘😘😘

[@myytchannel6632]

Beautiful video! I was in Ouray 2 months ago but Black Bear and Imogene were both closed. Kevin was so scared because although he is used to driving on scary ledges and taking risks climbing rocks, he is not used to being a passenger on such trails. He will be scared with Britney behind the wheel doing the same scary drives that he does with ease. Britney herself is a very capable and awesome driver, so she will not crash. Anybody can crash on Imogene Pass or Black Bear Pass. Kevin was just restless because he has never had the chance to sit there and let Britney tackle the scary trails with him as the passenger. It was his first. He will get used to. Britney, take the keys again next time. Thanks for all what you 2 do. Keep up the great work.

[@kb9liq]

Thanks for another great video. Some beautiful scenery. And glad you took a few minutes to tell everybody what you have to go thru to get these videos to us. Too many think they just happen, they forget it takes hours to come up with a few minutes of footage. And then finding a place to get it uploaded. Even here at home my internet is so slow it would take a while to get it to upload. Again thank you for taking us along for the ride

[@Loganthered1]

Literally, life on the edge. Great video guys. Showing non-childproof parts of America that most people never see. Always carry Chipotle powder or jalapeno poblano green sauce for those meals.

[@danknug922]

I love u two together, husband and wife goals. You complement each other so good.

[@boughtnotbuiltoffroad7784]

Danknug thanks

[@mrnine324]

I remember doing Black Bear and Imogene in my 2007 Dodge Ram Powerwagon, Quad cab. Long wheelbase was NOT my friend on those switchbacks, haha. But, made it without any issues, just more three or four-point turns.

[@woolyaz]

Thanks for the video, it was a great reminder of the wonderful trip me and my gal had there last year. There is nothing like spending a week in Ouray, make sure you spend some time in the hot springs, it will feel great after a day on the trail.

[@astrombster]

My wife & I did the telluride via ferrata 15:45 a while back, and I'm psyched you pointed it out. It's kinda like the Black Bear pass of hiking in Telluride. It's not hard, or too technical, but you can't trip. If you guys make it out there again, I highly recommend doing it. You do need a harness & via ferrata lanyard, but its really easy/fun.

[@scottkailey1]

That red Toyota pickup is badass!!! I have a 1st gen Tacoma but I would trade him in a heartbeat.

[@Gonecheenin]

I was thinking the same thing! That rig with a TDI swap would be my ultimate street & trail ride.

[@stevemartinism]

One of my favorite videos so far. Love the excitement the two of you have while filming. Read a comment and agree that mounted go pros would really help y’all. Thanks again for sharing.

[@jorgelrod]

Guys, take a page from Venture 4wd's playbook, almost all public libraries have fast and reliable internet connections. You can also look for coffee shops, it will be tons better than relying solely on LTE

[@boughtnotbuiltoffroad7784]

Jorge Rodriguez those places aren’t open at 2am when we’re working though

[@jorgelrod]

But the wifi does bleed into the parking lot though

[@robertmarez3195]

Awesome video...love the long videos...totally wonderful how subscribers meet you and were able to wheel with you...great views and great time with everyone....Jelly was exhausted...lol...ca t wait till yr next videos...Safe travels

[@phattygoodness7347]

My son and I were out there summer of 2017. Spent a couple nights in Silverton, a couple in Ouray, and a night in Lake City. We stayed mostly within the Alpine loop area and offshoots. We also did Ophir Pass and Last Dollar Road to Ridgway. To Kevin's point about being stressed...I drove the whole time. It was one of the most amazing experiences of my life and the scenery was ridiculous, but I was exhausted from the stress by midday every day. We would start early and by noon I was usually frazzled and needed a break. I think a lot had to do with "hoping" we didn't meet oncoming traffic in a really bad place.

[@broncobobby6399]

I did this set once like 40 yrs ago when I could stand the stresssssssss......... you R sooo right about paying strict attention to the road when driving these shelves.... The alt is not an option.......

[@Newsvinesynth]

The behind-the-scenes shows the work you guys do! And we appreciate it! Loved the vid, especially for those of us with less modified rigs....great to see you on some trails even we can enjoy - one of these days. And soon!

[@JLURBilletSilverMetallic]

Thank you Britney, Kevin and Jelly for all your hard work bringing us with you on these fantastic road trips and adventures...!

[@TxCwby]

Dad burn it! I just missed you guys at Black Bear (closed until we left), but made Imogene. WHAT BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY! Thanks for the virtual tag-a-long!

[@andy29847]

Youse guys are my fav jeepers. Love your movies.

[@nikkitangtiphongkul1297]

I am so glad you mention the route B to by pass that rock on Black bear trail. thank you. I cannot wait to try this.

[@KenSiefert]

On those mountain passes it’s easy to succumb to a form of vertigo. It’s almost like gravity fluctuates and pulls you with varying forces that are not related to what your eyes are telling you. Slow is king...and a roll cage makes a lot of sense.

[@jackhook4192]

I have been on these trails very beautiful scenery. It's nice how u take the time to video the scenery for ur viewers some of them will never get to see it in real life.keep up the great videos my friends we off road alot but only take a few pictures.

[@themartiandefender2128]

Tread lightly is so important, great that you guys mention it lots ! Always try to do the same here in England ! Stay safe Lite Brite Nation !!!

[@fanboy5769]

Powerful message Brittany. Glad toes you, Kevin and Jelly are having such an epic adventure. Stay safe and God bless.

[@quantumsmith2860]

Thanks for great video......very impressed with how well Stepchild is doing with all the upgrades....almost seamless......you all did great work on that Jeep!! Impressive!!

[@SirWilliamGoes]

Great idea asking hikers about water. I will also start doing that. Thanks for the tip. Those passes are incredible and part of what made me fall in love with Colorado. Great video. Kev does the same as me, when I see an older LC I always ask how many miles and most all of them are 200k+

[@charles_wipman]

Really good and impresive views, that place remember me a bit of parts of this place, Asturias; i hate the heights so that's why i like more the mounts and hills than the mountains. That's the kind of places where a HMMWV it's a no go. Keep having fun and take care on the road guys. Enjoy the week!

[@GATORADDAM]

Super cool! Can't wait to run Black Bear next season. Thanks for the look ahead!

[@Mjakus12345]

I love your guys vids so much that I went and traded my pickup for a JKU. ( Wife thought I was nuts ). But after a few times on the trail she is coming around and having a great time. The JKU is a Rubicon but is stock so I have alot of work to do to it. I started with a front bumper and winch as I thought it would be good idea to be able to get myself unstuck if that happens. I used to race dirt bikes and have done some occasional 4 wheeling but would still have to say I have alot to learn. You Tube is a great place to learn how to set your ride up and to learn the basic necessities needed for a safe trail run. If you had asked me 6 months ago what a snatch block was you would have gotten a blank look from me, now I own 2 of them. I actually got up early this morning to do some wheelin before we have to go to a BBQ. this afternoon, and found that you guys had loaded another vid already, so of course had to stop and watch. Brittany, Thank you for the endless nights you spend editing your vids then getting up the next day for some more travel and wheeling, thats alot of work and effort you put into making this happen for all of us. Again thank you guys and and I will deffinitely rock Lite brite nation on the new Rubicon. Oh one last thing guys, got ya beat, ripped the plastic off my back bumper going down a steep rock ledge 5 HOURS after signing papers on the new jeep. So rear bumper is the next purchase, then lift, then wheels and tires, then , then , then , then.....ugh..:)

[@Balthasar_Gelt463]

You don’t need to do a lot to have fun. Stock rubicon is actually good out of the box.

[@OurJourneyProject]

Another amazing video. We are leaving from Ohio this Friday to run these two trails and many more in Colorado and Utah and cannot wait. Well said at the top of Imogene! I hope people really hear this and think about what it means.

[@RolandtheThompsonGunner]

You all have fun and be safe.

[@baloghlcb]

Headed out there from Ohio next year, but gonna skip Black Bear in my F250 lol. My barge sized turning radius would no be fun on them.

[@JH-mt3pp]

I love your video and enthusiasm ! We first did Black Bear and Imogene in the early 1980's. We have obviously been around for awhile lol. We still do trails in the area but not Black Bear anymore. We did Black Bear in a Jeep CJ 5 with manual transmission.

[@timtemple8953]

Fun fact, hugging the high side and accidentally catching a tire and climbing is how the majority of the rollovers on those shelf roads occur... Another great video guys, my first experience on Black Bear was in the wet...the steps were super slick and exciting...

[@lesszabo5625]

Great video guys, you really can't beat that view, awesome everywhere you look. Thanks for sharing, safe travels.

[@dobiedude7479]

I have done them both several times. The only part that makes me nervous is the steps on Black Bear. But I have always had a spotter or another vehicle to follow. We cut a tire at 12,500 feet on Imogene. That was fun securing the vehicle and jacking it. I was laughing at my flatlander friends being out of breath. They got to laugh at me later. Nice video

[@jairosendsit8667]

What a View looks like a little piece of paradise

[@noahlar]

I came about 1.5 feet from rolling off the top of Imogene 2 Falls ago. Got caught in an ice storm and slid off the trail about 200 yards from the pass! Good times!

[@noahlar]

P.S. . .PUT YOUR DAMN SEAT BELTS ON!!!!!! LOL

[@boughtnotbuiltoffroad7784]

noahlar oh dang

[@solooverland3666]

noahlar You really think your seat belts are going to save you when you drop 1000 feet? I have my doubts...

[@boughtnotbuiltoffroad7784]

noahlar we don’t wear seat belts because if I go off I want ZERO chance of living. Not like a seatbelt will save you on that fall anyway

[@kippnashleymiller3752]

I’d be just as nervous as Kevin if I wasn’t in the driver seat. You’re expressions were classic! I live on the west coast and want to meet up for the trails. I’m currently in Iowa helping my mom after her knee replacement. In a few days I’ll be heading back west. Have fun and be safe. Awesome video!!

[@MrGaryGG48]

I think being more comfortable in the driver's seat is perfectly reasonable!!! I was participating in a ZCar Show/Jamboree near Mt. Shasta, in NorCal a few years ago and a bunch of us took off for the far side of the valley to camp there. There's a NARROW "sorta-used-to-be-paved" one lane path up the mountainside to the campground. I don't know what possessed me to ride with a friend of mine, but we took off down the hill to a little town to get some groceries. I climbed into the passenger's (wrong-side) of his 240Z and he took off like he was possessed! That narrow strip of asphalt was eroded by winter run-off to where sometimes half of the original surface was gone. I could see UNDER the asphalt layer that was hanging in the wind on many of the corners. I think he figured that more speed allowed him to fly over the interruption and we could just pick up the roadway on the other side!! Kevin, I have no problem keeping up with the pace from the driver's seat of my ZCar but he flat scared the crap out of me when I was on the WRONG side of the car!!! Caution is usually good. A steering wheel in YOUR hands is always a good thing! 😁👍

[@joeJrbill]

MEGA THANKS FOR ALL THAT BOTH OF YOUS DO FOR ALL OF US COUCH FOLKS GET TO SEE FANTASTIC SCENERY TOO..GOD BLESS ONE & ALL AT LITE BRIGHT BE SAFE WHERE EVER YOU ARE AT.. I TRUELY DO ENJOY UR ADVENTURES HOME & ON THE TRAILS..

[@craigwilliams3643]

So sorry I missed you guys. Looks awesome! And Kevin have a little faith. Brit is very capable even on those highly maintained roads. Love you guys and thanks for sharing

[@jayallen7368]

My Fj had plenty of flex but that is just bad spotting and taking a bad line.. They needed to take a better line. My 4runner is modded the same 3 inch of lift and 33s right now working on 35s . Those Trails where awesome when i was at the Fj summit probably my favorites just stunning views.

[@oldguysrockon]

Glad you enjoyed the loop. My wife, son, dog, and i made that trip on the passes 35 years ago in an open too VW dune buggy.

[@trjnsd6874]

Just watched Bleepin'Jeep video of this trail (end of Aug2020) so I went back to rewatch your trip - just as fun as before, but more perspective. (They got weather and heavy rain on the way down!) Y'all are amazing, even a year later! And what a year its been!

[@stevetabor4447]

You kids are a riot you 2 we’re truly meant to be together absolutely gorgeous area crazy scenery as always be safe

[@wanderingpinesco]

The cliff hike in Telluride on Black Bear is called a Via Ferratta and you use rock climbing harness and via ferratta lanyard to do it. It's awesome fun! Hubs and I were just there in July and did it. We ended up scrambling up one of the snow and rock avalanches to get up to the trail because part of the road on Black Bear was closed due to being washed out.

[@SuperBungeeman]

What an amazing start to your huge adventure... appreciate your efforts and bravery. You guys rock and I wish you all the good luck in the world. Keep the rubber side down and shiny side up at all times.

[@hartmancrest]

Great Video! We did the loop two years ago. Not difficult, but the most beautiful wheeling I have ever done.

[@richardkolbe8191]

yes another wheeling video. Don't get me wrong love the behind the scene videos too but its awesome to see how tough that new jl wrangler Rubicon is. I use your videos to show off the capability to jeep customers all the time and inspire them to live life with there new Jeeps.

[@nickpalmer5826]

Y’all really need to invest in go pros to mount on the jeep in different angles while wheelin

[@FearlessTrailhawk]

Trust me when i say...Its hard enough editing a full day down to a reasonable amount with ONE camera...yeah...my normal ride is atleast 4 cameras...and atm i'm like 6 videos behind because for every camera it takes exponentially longer to edit. So as cool as that would look...i wouldn't wish that on anyone who has to stay up till 3-4am editing while camping or driving!

[@CraigSimons]

Although that would be cool for extra footage, I really like the look and feel of the filming with your phone while providing commentary. It's very organic and authentic. I dig it.

[@1Water1Coffee1Beer]

What he said. Just imagine getting these angles on roads like Imogene or Black Bear: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gKbJmaRojap8kJY

[@xandercheney2277]

Craig Simons exactly!!! All these vloggers are trying to convert to professional camera operators. It’s not what we watch for. We watch because we want to see the awesome lives these people live and decided to share with us. Keep on rocking the iPhone and mic!!! You guys are legit as all hell! @litebrite!

[@jamesonmiller9567]

Thank you for the awareness about strengthening the bond between hikers and offroaders! I enjoy doing both in my free time; and believe it not, both have their own positive and negative impacts on the Environment; it's way easier to find common ground - i.e. our love and passion for the outdoors. Also, thanks for the PSA about asking hikers/backpackers if they need any water! The Wife and I were on the last day of a 4 day, 3 night backpacking trip on the Appalachian Trail a couple years ago when I became extremely sick - to the point I was cheddaring bile. It all started the morning of day 4, when I couldn't hold down any food, water or an Imodium. I was convinced I had gotten hit with norovirus - from the privy the night before (it was peak AT thru hike season). We were 15 miles from our Car and had already covered 35 miles the previous 3 days. We made it 6 miles over 3 hours before I couldn't go any further. Luckily, we made it to a Gap with a two lane mountain road. We waited there hoping a car would drive by, and finally after waiting 10 minutes we heard one coming. We ended up flagging down a FedEx Driver/Truck. We explained the situation and asked the driver if he would take us to the nearest gas station (that he told us was 2 miles away). Without any hesitation he told us to hop in; I guess my ghost white face reassured him how serious the situation was. He backtracked down the road he came from and dropped us off at the nearest gas station. From there we were able to find a shuttle to take us to our Car. After chugging several gatorades I immediately felt better. Having never been dehydrated before, I didn't realize I was severely dehydrated based on the symptoms I was having. Anyway, I will always remember that Driver and what he did that day, which was something he didn't have to do. I wanted to write a letter to Fed Ex to have him recognized; however, I didn't because I was afraid it would have gotten him in trouble. Can't wait to see you guys when you make it to the East Coast.

[@summitdave8782]

Awesome trails...Guys are cool...Fun times

[@theodorebarnes3664]

You guys are awesome so glad you do what you do can't wait to meet someday... keep on wheeling friends

[@asurwyatt]

Thank you guys so much for capturing the awesome views it makes me miss home even more and more I got a hit the trail again

[@luckyskitchen4472]

My feet were tingling......wow, awesome views.

[@outlaw9232]

I've run this trail 4 times. Glad to see it open. Sorry to not see any footage of the Steps and second switchback...2 of the best highlights of that trail. Be safe on your adventures.

[@Thundercat68]

You guys are awesome together, just love you two. Enjoy your adventures. I’ll be anxiously watching. 👍🏻

[@brandonrasco301]

Love seeing you guys enjoying the day. Lovely shots. Safe travels to your next stop

[@rsbrehm]

@12:40 that was from swaybars pulling down on the left which causes the energy transfer from gravity to push down on the right tire and roll them over. AKA what Brit said!

[@BluegrassMike]

I used to live in Colorado Springs at Ft Carson for 2 years. Always said it was my favorite place to live, esp for the views and mountains and stuff.

[@jasonw4533]

Kevin about to have a full panic attack on those beautiful narrow trails on the mountain lol. You guys try civilian or military MREs? Just pour water and the flameless ration heater will take care of heating. No need to boil water. But eating too many mre often might cause some constipation lol.

[@4x4_travel]

Love the Ouray / Telluride area! Someday I'll take another trip out there to try the BOH trails. I just picked up some MountainHouse meals for an upcoming camping trip. I'll bring some hot-sauce. Thanks for sharing and drive safe!

[@grimdbd]

I've got to get out there on those trails! Incredible. Kevin, I totally understand the terror if being passenger and out of control! (No offense Britt, we all know you are an amazing driver) I just started teaching my 15 year-old girl to dive... Talk about terrifying!

[@03TorchRedMach1]

Awesome point about trying to be extra considerate to others so we can keep these awesome places open to us 4wheelers

[@OVRLNDX]

You three are looking good! Be safe out there!!

[@bakedbeanzontoast9078]

Well at least you didn't roll down the mountain to your death..!!!, I could not have driven that, my goodness, to high up for me I'm afraid, my palms were sweating just watching it..!!!,Great vid well done, excellent viewing,👍👍👍🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@isadore1969]

Great vid. Even though Brit is a more than capable driver, Kev looked scared shitless when she was driving the trail. LOL!!!! Too funny.

[@onejerrysmith]

One of the things I preach about mountain driving is to KNOW where all four tires are tracking in every condition. Once you can place the inside and outside sidewall of all four tires within one inch of an obstacle while going straight or in a corner and even while articulating, your comfort level will drop your anxiety levels to near zero. I can spot a novice mountain driver usually within 30-seconds. Next, dry your brakes after going through water or mud. Use the engine and gears to slow your descent. Don't ride the brakes. If in doubt about ANYTHING... get out and walk the area until you KNOW what to do. Bulling your way will result in making an error... some of which can be fatal. There are dozens of other mountain driving tips that you either learn from someone who knows or spend a lifetime learning. Thank you for showing, explaining, and reinforcing the need to PAY ATTENTION. THAT is the first rule you do NOT break!! Wish I could have joined you. Being on oxygen at 12 and 13,000 feet is not enough to maintain, so I'm staying at the lower elevations.

[@alfonzoortega3410]

Thanks for sharing you guys , what a beautiful scenery you get to witness , nothing is better than being there. P.s and Brittany you have a great Laugh ;) and keep Kevin on his toes..

[@5ph4nx]

I was in the rockies the last week in June. Most of the lower elevation trails were still half snowed in. Had to change plans too, my intended camp site had at least a foot of snow and was completely snowed in. Even going lower in elevation, my camp site still had snow. Pretty crazy.

[@tinstar5080]

Nice of you to let Jelly drive that first obstacle! Sorry we missed you by a couple days. We had an absolute blast during our week in Silverton! We will try to catch you at S.M.O.R.R..

[@williamj.barnhartjr.3108]

Cool trail one day at will get my Jeep out on those trails to enjoy them like that if the tree huggers don't close them down before hand thanks for sharing God Bless you both

[@wondermich]

That trail looks insane, great video, couldn't agree more live life to the fullest and enjoy every second enjoying every corner of this planet!

[@shooting3km]

Just placed an order with Northridge 4x4 and saved over $90 thanks Kevin & Brittany

[@boughtnotbuiltoffroad7784]

Patrick Chavez sweet

[@davelevee7385]

Thank you for taking us along on your amazing adventure! I love watching what you two are blessed to be able to do! Hope to see you on the trails when you get to Kentucky!

[@cjnut]

There are a couple of three point turns on BB that I'd love to see ya do in your JL.. wait last time I did BB I was in an 81" wheelbase CJ. That's it your officially fricking nuts. Love you guys!!

[@onthelake9554]

Then you should watch their video " Drifting Black Bear Pass"

[@teddonley9594]

Food experts, financial advisors, hair critics, boob comments, it's just a matter of time before dog groomers chime in lol you guys are living the dream. I love your videos and your positive attitude towards all this amazing advice 🤣

[@monkeyman41333]

Awesome video, and love the background music. Really adds to the adventure. AND.... Kevin you are the luckiest man alive to haven woman like Brittney is your life.

[@nachovalenti]

Awesome place guys. Wonderful.

[@mattgarrison9359]

As a backpacker first and wheeler second I appreciate the tread lightly and offer of water to the hikers!

[@aberteig]

What a stunning view! Heart in your mouth sheer drops...damn...be safe guys!

[@rockcrawlerchurch2976]

Loved kevs reactions about being back in the drivers seat. Gold