I Crossed the Entire Length of Death Valley

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  @ExploreWithJevenDovey · 2 months ago · pinned

  If you're into the strange, forgotten & interesting corners of the world told in story format then make sure you like & subscribe ☺ It lets me know that you want to see more videos like this!

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  @robertmills4606 · 1 month ago

  this is the first of your videos I've seen and I love how its just matter of fact and about the route and the trial, no overbearing license free music, just scenery and facts about the route. This is how this should be done.

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  @deTerritorio · 1 month ago

  Death Valley has abandoned towns, moving rocks, singing dunes, and roads trying to kill you.

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  @RonSwim-k9r · 1 month ago

  We been to the Racetrack several times, last time we camp, during the winter, no rain but it was 18 degrees that night , inside the tents ice had formed because of our breath! Came the back way in through Big Pine,  Titus Canyon and Westside Road out of the park! Love Death Valley!

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  @DIYsnell · 1 month ago

  My wife, dog and I spent 5 days and nights in the park and it’s still one of my favorite trips. We went from the floor of the valley where it was hot to way up north where it was below freezing. We did a lot of the same trails you did including Lippincott in a lifted 2wd Tundra on 35s… we made it but my wife was not happy! 😂

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  @fishbone168 · 13 days ago

  I really admire and appreciate the videos you put together that covers the unknown history of local SoCal locations that seem to be forgotten.

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  @Kevinkakrasotka · 1 month ago

  Great video.That big open area that you came to after just leaving that narrow canyon with towering cliffs on both sides was so cool. The vastness of this expanse is simply awesome, but at the same time eerie and mysterious. The quietness in such a huge place is so weird too. If there’s no wind in desert areas that are isolated and away from populated areas, it can be so quiet you can hear a pin drop!

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  @bretrae9223 · 1 month ago

  So much more to see - Skidoo, Bennett Long Camp, Aguerreberry point, Wildrose Canyon, Panamint City, Ubehebe, Ryan, Devil's Hole, Saratoga Springs.

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  @alvinware1988 · 1 month ago

  In the mid eighties I rode my  Yamaha 1100 thru D Valley in Aug. , in the day time. Of course slept in the Lowest spot. very windy. I kept a gallon of water between my legs. I punched holes in the top. And when the heat built up to FIERCE I would just shake the jug and cool off in the evaporation. I was born a desert rat in Las Vegas. . I stayed on the paved roads. Interesting breakdown. Great video. Good job.

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  @picflight · 1 month ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mG8Q0seTdms&amp;t=1144">19:04</a> <br>This is the stuff every adventurer lives for! That Jeep did pretty well, that’s what a Jeep does.

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  @Jbennyho · 1 month ago

  That is an outstanding Video. Thank you for taking us along.

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  @lvfire68 · 1 month ago

  We have been to all those places you visited in this video and I know for a fact that if you take it slow, especially on the deep washboard roads, you minimize wear and tear on your vehicle and reduce the chances of catastrophic equipment failure. &nbsp;I&apos;ve seen people smoke their shocks on the Racetrack road going too fast. &nbsp;The journey is the destination!

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