Off Roading in Ford F250 Truck Camper - New Camping Spot for Living Van Life - Polar Plunge!

Hello my friend. It's your girl Hannah coming at you with another off-roading adventure. And today I'm out here in the middle of nowhere. A bunch of empty space, mountains, and trails. One of my favorite feelings. There's all this terrain to explore. I'm gonna be doing some camping and some off-roading. I'm certainly not a pro yet. I'm still a beginner. I'm gonna air down this time so I don't chatter my teeth out and I can keep a little bit more traction. Let's see what I can get myself into and hopefully I can keep this thing right side up. I somehow misplaced my little airing down tool that's got a tire gauge on it connected to it. So I'm just using the tire cap right now and I have a little tire gauge here handy. You gotta use what you got, right? I'm gonna think about it. I've been meaning to go to a scale and get the weight over my front axle and my rear axle so that I know the proper psi to air down to when I'm doing this type of off-roading. I have a pretty heavy weight on the back of my truck so I don't want to have to worry as much about the tires d-beating and flying off. But I haven't done that yet so I'm just airing down some. We'll see how it goes. As long as this is taking, it's gonna be dark before I even get out there. Now that I'm all aired down, let's get this adventure started. I think I'm gonna start by heading up this super steep trail right behind me. You think I can make it? No, no way. Absolutely not. I would roll like a trillion times. Could you make it up there? You gotta let me know in the comments below. So let's get this adventure started. My truck made it up here just fine but I think I'm gonna have to find another path because let me show you the exit. I could probably get my truck up there down here but let me show you the deal breaker or should I say the truck breaker. I want to thank Omaze for sponsoring this video. Have you ever wanted to travel on camp at cool places like this? 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You could drive for hours and still have more trail. I have seen one person and I've been driving around for two hours. It's amazing. There's so much space. This is my favorite spot of the day and it looks like the perfect place to camp. Did you see this backyard of mine right now? This is probably the coolest rock formation I've seen in a while. I'm surprised there's no one else here. This whole space is mine. And from what I read online, from the research I've done, this is a really popular rock crawling spot. There's usually rock crawlers all over these rocks so I was anticipating this would be a little bit busier. So I'm going to set up camp and then tomorrow do some more exploring, get some vitamin D, enjoy the sun, and go from there. I'll catch you in the morning. Check it out. There's some wild horses. It started to get really crowded and busy the next day so I decided it was time to get out of there and go snowboarding. Welcome to 9,800 feet. Isn't it beautiful? This is one of my favorite spots in the Sierra. It's actually one of the reasons I fell in love with the area because where can you find a pristine blue lake and amazing magnificent mountains? It's about 55 to 60 degrees and sunny and beautiful and it's my last day on the mountain. Ski season is over and I'm kind of sad but super excited for summer adventures, warm swimming, and lots of lakes. But one of the things about the end of the season is my friends and I have a challenge where we jump in this pristine blue lake on the last day of skiing and that's quite a challenge because this is a freezing cold lake. The weather's about 55 to 60 right now but that water is it's the coldest lake I've ever been in. It's snow runoff all year round. In fact even in August in the warmest part of the year it's still really cold. So that's my challenge for today. Hopefully by the end of the day I am able to achieve it but for now I just wanted you to see this amazing view and check out this secret spot. It's one of my favorite spots. It's so easy to get to. It's right off the path hidden in plain sight. People ski by it all day and don't realize it's here but it's really only accessible during the winter because you can get here by chairlift and then it's a short hike right off the trail. Time to have a little bit of fun on this last day of spring skiing. I think I have a speedometer on my GoPro so let's see how fast I can go on my last day on the mountain. Just making my way down to the water so I can do this polar plunge. Hoping it stays warm enough because I'm gonna be really cold. I followed the stream of snow melt down to the lake. The 40 degree water was so cold. You have to fully commit when you dive under but after it's so refreshing as long as you're not too far from shore. Polar plunge mission success. Thanks for watching. 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