Nevada's High Rock Canyon, Soldier Meadows hot springs, broke Jeep 500 miles from home

[@dad_wagon1976]

Awesome video, loved the post office cave! What an amazing trip!

[@campoutwestus]

Thanks! This area has a lot of cool history. It was a great trip!

[@ajossy]

Great Video! Gorgeous country. Thanks for sharing your adventures! bummer about the clutch. Knew you'd make it!

[@campoutwestus]

Thanks for watching Andy! Yes, I never doubt Trey's abilities 😉

[@swissyk9]

Pioneer Graffiti would be a great neofolk band name! Cool trip, glad you're home safe.

[@campoutwestus]

That would be a good band name! 😂 Glad to be home, but already craving more adventure!

[@bigfosty]

That trail looks like fun, love the water crossings, they always make me nervous. Great video again, really appreciated the outtakes, they were funny.

[@campoutwestus]

Thanks so much! Definitely more cautious about water crossing now 🤣

[@K2FactoryOakley]

Good video guys! Keep it up!

[@campoutwestus]

Thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed it.

[@ChambersFamilyOverland]

This area looks amazing! Great video and I was definitely 😬😬😬 as you guys drove home with no clutch!

[@campoutwestus]

It was such a cool trail! Luckily the clutch didn't go out until we were finished with it. Trey did great getting us home! Thanks for watching!

[@wildernessrecon]

Going to have to check out that canyon 👌

[@campoutwestus]

Definitely! It was one of my favorite trails we've ever done. The water crossings can get pretty deep certain times of the year, and they also close the road at certain times so check before you go.

[@tylert5872]

Nice video! Way to make it home without a clutch

[@campoutwestus]

🤣 thanks! Always keeping it exciting 😉

[@huntercoleman460]

You and Trey are really funny Heather. You two are such a great couple. Sure looked hot out there in Nevada.

[@campoutwestus]

Thanks. I'm very lucky to have such a great travel companion. The days were warm and the nights were really cold.

[@huntercoleman460]

@@campoutwestus I’m sure they were. You’re a very entertaining woman.

[@Retired-nohurry]

Long drive with no clutch. Good job floating the gears.

[@campoutwestus]

I didn't even know it was possible. Trey's a good guy to have around! 😉

[@piraterunner9709]

that's gangsta. I've had to do that in my Comanche coming back from reno. Jeeps do their best not to leave u stranded

[@campoutwestus]

You probably had quite a few hills to deal with too! Jeeps are pretty great.

[@kd7fhgham]

Another great video adventure. I asked Alison or Earl to send you my email. cheers

[@campoutwestus]

Perfect! Thanks George

[@JonCast]

Awesome video ! From imperialxj

[@campoutwestus]

Hey thanks! And thanks for subscribing. I love your XJ!

[@chrishorwath249]

Like the signage at the hot springs says, it is an "ecologically sensitive" area. The last thing an ecologically sensitive area needs is you posting it on social media. You're nice folks that go to neat places, but I won't be watching your channel any more. Perhaps you might consider going to a place like that and not post the name of the place. I do, and it's still a lot of fun. Perhaps the clutch going out is karma paying you back for your faux pas. And I know if you spent time in that hot spring, you spent several days scratching itchy red mite bites. Again.....karma. Itchy, itchy karma.

[@htchevyii771]

Soldier Springs is a pretty well known area if that's what you are referring to?

[@campoutwestus]

I only share places that are widely known. Like this established campground that you speak of. If it's on brochures I believe it's safe to disclose the name. Both the BLM and Friends of Black Rock High Rock give information on all of the hot springs in this area freely. I hope your day is as pleasant as your personality.

[@troymaxx9453]

Its posted on Overland Trail Guides among others. Hardly a secret, especially among van lifers and hippies.😂

[@troymaxx9453]

Never had an issue with the mites. Maybe that's Karma taking A bite out of you. 😂😇

[@bigfosty]

Well you seem like a fun person. I would think that the BLM has a pretty good idea of when and where people should be allowed to travel, including "ecologically sensitive" areas, your soapbox must be burdensome to haul around so perhaps you should leave it behind, maybe where you got those itchy red mite bites you blamed on a hot spring. I apologize if my comment upsets you, but perhaps it's karma.