Overlanding Moab - Gemini Bridges, Long Canyon & an EPIC Campsite.

Finally, we made it to Moab! Overlanding, off-roading and dispersed camping in this part of Utah is somewhere beyond spectacular. In this episode of our Utah Overland series, we had an absolute blast doing all three.
First, we tackled the Gemini Bridges trail, then we found an insanely epic dispersed campsite to call home for the night. The next day, we wrapped it all up with an amazing drive through Long Canyon road.
Come along for the adventure!
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[@outdoorstours]

I love offroad trails very much, just great areas there. Wonderful footages and presentation. Thanks for sharing dear. All the best to you. Have a wonderful day, see you next time again. Many Greetings. ♥ Like 46

[@WheretoNextOverland]

Thanks for the kind words!

[@scottalpine]

You definitely picked some epic view spots and quite the nice drive to get to them too.

[@WheretoNextOverland]

Campsites with views like those (and no one else around for miles) is probably 50% of why I love this glorified car camping we call 'overlanding'!

[@cfranco2679]

Waooo….. que espectacular en verdad chicos es hermosa expedición me encantaaaaaaaa😍😍😍😍, Gracias Gracias Gracias 😊

[@WheretoNextOverland]

Muchas Gracias!

[@maxdexpeditions]

That was an epic camp! Nothing beats the west such vast public lands. We freeze our food too! great hack 🙌

[@WheretoNextOverland]

Favorite frozen / re-heated camp meal?

[@maxdexpeditions]

@@WheretoNextOverland meatballs and spaghetti for Judy and Max. I’m weird even if it’s 100 you’ll see me eating anything soup all the time. I freeze pho, chicken noodle, beef stew 🤙 - Chris

[@WheretoNextOverland]

@@maxdexpeditions can't hate on that! There's something about soups and stews around a campfire that just .... works.

[@sdalton919]

The view from long canyon overlooking behind the rocks and the La sal mountains are one of my favorites. If you zoom in on the rock formation called the old folks home from long canyon it looks like a Buffalo laying in front of the mountains. Nice video.Thanks.

[@WheretoNextOverland]

Long Canyon was beautiful (especially that viewpoint). Next time we're on that trail, we'll look for the Buffalo!

[@thomza]

You think a stock Jeep Wrangler would be fine on Long Canyon Road? Also, the dynamic range on your drone footage looks fantastic. Which drone are you flying with?

[@WheretoNextOverland]

Definitely! A stock Wrangler will make short work of Long Canyond Road. We use a DJI Mini 2 Pro. Works really well considering how compact it is. I find that doing some light color grading in post can help quite a bit too

[@Robert-Shaye]

Just recently got into overlanding and the wife and I have been really enjoying your vids! The music, amazing FOOD, and clear explanations make it all super approachable. Well done to you both! I just picked up a stock 100 series ('02 LC) and am taking it to Moab here soon. Planning on doing Long Canyon and Shafer Trail as our intro rides, and perhaps Onion Creek if time / conditions allow. Newbie question: looks like you aired down for these trails? What psi? Thanks and looking forward to more videos from you.

[@WheretoNextOverland]

Thanks so much for the kind words! Glad to hear you're enjoying the videos. Congrats on the 100, they are INCREDIBLE trucks. Moab is incredible, and all the trails you mentioned would be great options to get your feet wet. For us (on 33" BFG K02's) we will usually air down to about 25 PSI for gravel / dirt roads to help with ride comfort. For really rough, rocky roads, we'll go down to 20. Your mileage may vary, but those pressures work well for us

[@vicc6744]

What time of the year was this- it looks amazing thanks for sharing

[@WheretoNextOverland]

This was in early April

[@vicc6744]

@@WheretoNextOverland Thanks- Looking forward to doing this in fall