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Like I said, I stayed in Big Sky for the 4th. I had a great spot and didn't get bothered by many people. After the 4th, I headed into the Tetons for 2 nights. I saw quite a bit, but there is always more to see. I did one hike into the mountains, and it was stunning. And I caught quite a...

So I headed towards Yellowstone next. It was pretty incredible. The landscape wasn't insane, but I've watched quite a few History shows on possible Yellowstone eruptions so it was pretty dope to see it in person. And the geysers, springs, and mudpools were awesome as well. Yellowstone was...

The next morning I drove into the park at 4:30 to dodge the 6am ticketed entry system. I drove up GTTS road to the pass and went for a hike. What an incredible place After that hike, I finished the road and headed into St Marys to shower at a campground and then chilled until after 6. I then...

Alright, been back at work so I've been super busy but I'm gonna wrap this up for yall! I stayed around Winthrop for a few days, then when I had to fly back I drove to Spokane. When I flew back to WA, I headed east through ID and spent a few days sorting everything out. Temps reached 104f, but...

Sorry guys, for some reason the forum doesn't load for me. Tried to reply on laptop/phone/wifi/cellular. Can't reply to yall directly or like your posts. @thalooch The bumper is a DV8 ebay special. Recommended? If you are willing to put in another couple hundred to get it bedlined and a few...

I genuinely have no idea :laughing:, I think it’s the definition of “fell into my lap”. And thanks!!

Hey guys, I've been using a Jackery solar panel for a while, gifted from a friend, and recently got another panel and a Jackery 1000 donated to me and thought I'd give a quick overview before I do a longterm review. The main use-case for a setup like this is either for weekend camping or...

Unfortunately, someone else had a similar plan. I had a mouse in my truck. Piss and droppings everywhere, toilet paper/paper towels gone. Unlike some, I did not try to humanely remove it. They carry diseases and I was not in a position to get sick. Ultimately I got him with some peanut butter...

The next morning, I drove into the park and found everything under a good 20-30ft of snow. Yeah, no thanks. Not for this South Carolinian. So I headed towards the Cascades and set up camp near there. Pulled a tree out of the trail, but a few feet further there was an avalanche, so I camped...

After that night, I drove towards Bend and made camp halfway near a trailhead to another alpine lake. I hiked there the next morning - I had it all to myself. That day, I made it to Bend and set up camp near a canal. It was probably 90-95. Toasty. Next I did Sahalie Falls/Tamolitch Pool. I...

The next step was Idaho! And man, it was insane. Very underrated. I spent a good amount of time in the Sawtooths and around Stanley. I did one hike to an alpine lake, but most of the time it was raining, so I just chilled for a few nights. But on my first night in southern Idaho, I got snow...

Up next, Capital Reef and then Escalante and Boulder. Most of Capital Reef is actually quite luscious. Streams, grass, apple trees, homesteads, etc. Well worth your time. But to get to the famous parts, you'll have to drive quite a few miles on washboard and rocks and deep sand. Frankly...

From Montrose, I headed to Grand Junction and Moab. I hit Colorado Monument in GJ, which was a gorgeous drive. After that, Moab. Everything you hear about Moab is probably true as well - though maybe a tiny bit overhyped. Still one of the most incredible places I've ever been. Above is...

From there, I cruised through NM/Arizona. I met up with a friend at the Grand Canyon and we camped outside Page AZ for a few days. I hit Monument Valley as well. From there, I drove into Durango to get my glass replaced again - the first gentleman did a terrible job, glass was warped, water...

The first week was the toughest, by far. The first few nights, I camped in familiar places. I've explored most of the southeast, so I camped in places I know in GA and KY, but from there, I headed to the Ozarks where things went south. I went down one of the main FS roads trying to find a...

So, like I said, this will be the main highlights. On the Tundra forums I have documented my trip day-by-day (lots of writing), and at some point I'd like to put that on my website so it's more easily available to everyone. The goal was mainly Glacier NP and the Tetons in WY. Originally I...

Awesome! There are so many benefits to going solo, I love it.

Hey! My names Bryce, and I am a 20yo photographer who is living fulltime in my Tundra. Though for this post, I'm going to chronicle the first 2.5 months (Charleston - Washington - Charleston). In the coming weeks, I am going to leave to Vermont/Maine and capture the colors this fall, but that's...

Thank you!! Im quite a fan of my hair :sunglasses: So far I just finished my first stint. Kind of a trial run. I’m back home in Charleston SC now, mainly to replenish my funds lol. Next leg will be Maine/Vermont, not sure how long I’ll spend up there. Long term, the goal is to build a box truck...

Hey guys, my names Bryce. I’ve been living out of my tundra for 2 1/2 months and had a few people on the tundra forums ask for a tour, so here it is Excuse the hair, Nebraska is pretty windy. If you have any questions, feel free to ask!