The Deadly Road of Jacob Durr: A Historical Off-Road Adventure

[@heathermichael1486]

Fascinating history. Can’t wait for the next episode!

[@LaloMartinez]

Great video, good thing you had that skid!

[@wildernessnorthwest9604]

Thanks! Appreciate the comment and yes skid saved me for sure!!!

[@tempusfugit3635]

I just did Durr yesterday and was wondering about the history. This was perfect. A few small suggestions to take it to the next level: - map: have a line with the route you followed - audio: level across the different sources (video, recording, etc) - story: for your drive tell us about the purpose and where you are in that journey periodically Great work - different than all the other offroad channels out there. I see a genuine niche with the historical lens.

[@wildernessnorthwest9604]

That’s awesome that you just did Durr Road. Hope my video added some interesting background. Appreciate your feedback. Was my first longer video on this channel. Took me about 100 hours to edit, but I also was learning Adobe Premiere for the first time. Had some great conversations with the Kittitas County Historical Museum’s director in the process. Thanks for your comment!

[@MDZac2024]

Awesome video. Love the history you tied in to it as well. That’s some stunning country there. Are you running the Ironman 2” lift here? Also, love the skids and a good thing you had them.

[@wildernessnorthwest9604]

Thanks for watching and for your comment. Appreciate it. Amazing country out that way. Yes, I had the 245 Wildpeak tires and the 2” lift. It’s a great combination and will get you 90% of where you want to go. The skid plates are cheap insurance for sure!

[@drivingsports]

16:07 We've used the Primitive rear diff protector to jack up cars over the years. It's stout!

[@wildernessnorthwest9604]

Yes definitely stout! And what I have since realized is that you actually want it to give on hard impact to absorb some of the force and not channel it all into more expensive, less replaceable components. It did its job exactly as it should’ve.

[@nookdgolf]

It is rumored that this is where the phrase "Durr-da-durr" originates.

[@wildernessnorthwest9604]

The man, the myth. The legend.