Snow offroad overland type of camping in below freezing weather next to the Colorado River featuring two Jeep Wranglers, A KL Cherokee Trailhawk, A Cherokee XJ, A Dodge 4x4 Truck, and a F350 overland beast of a rig. We review winter overland setups and how they did overnight including 3 roof top tents (RTT), 2 ground tents, and a DIY Offroad camper. This video has Winter Colorado Scenery, Rabbit Ears Pass Camping Spots, Toponas Camping Spots, Radium Camping, Colorado River Headwaters byway, Inn in the Clouds Review, Top of the World Scenic Byway, Collegiate Peaks Scenic Byway, and we check out the state of Denver and Rio Grande's Tennessee Pass Route. This was our first attempt to tell a camping story.

Time Stamps:
Intro 00:00
Denver to Craig Colorado Scenic Journey 00:20
Rabbit Ears Pass Camping 2:15
Recruit Cotton/Get Camper 5:46
Craig to Radium Colorado Scenic Journey 7:42
Arrive to Camp 10:50
Our Camping Setups 11:33
Cooking with Dewie Jones/Mountain House Special 13:08
What we do when winter camping 14:18
First Heater Failure 14:58
Morning Routine 15:30
Winter Camping Setups and how they did in the cold 16:29
Sean Reviews MTs on a Cherokee KL 18:40
Colorado River Headwaters Scenic Byway 19:10
Top of the Rockies Scenic Byway 24:03
Inn the Clouds Leadville Hostel and Inn Review 26:20
Finishing Top of the World Scenic Byway 26:44
Tennessee Pass Railroad Route 27:25
Collegiate Peaks Scenic Byway 28:30
Railroad Rebirth and Controversy 29:16
Wrap Up 31:20
Outro 31:59

Channel Info:
My name is Dewie Jones and I’m the reluctant host, videographer, and video editor for the channel. I’ve daily driven a wrangler my entire driving life starting with a 1997 TJ and now I’m in a nine year old 2012 JK. I like the challenge of driving a stock wrangler on tough trails. My buds are not new to wheeling either, but for their own specific reasons, now wheel aggressive SUV based offroaders like KL Cherokees, 4Runners, and Renegades. We decided Colorado Mallcrawlers was a funny name so that's how we got here.

For trail planning, I use the Funtreks Books (amazon search: Funtreks books). I have the current editions of the Colorado books and Moab. I finish up my trail planning with trails offroad as they can sometimes have more detail as well as user submitted current conditions feedback. I’m testing GPS apps and currently don’t use one. Here’s my video that tells you how I do it.    • Find offroad trails the BEST way!  

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