Caught In a Storm. Snow Camping In a Blizzard Gets Dangerous.

I want snow! Today we find DEEP snow way up in the mountains of Washington state and then we camp in it. The weather was nuts, we had to recover strangers and we find the deepest powder of the season. Winter overlanding can be dangerous, but if you are prepared... it's pretty hard to beat!

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[RockMonger]

Did you know that Mt. Baker holds the world record for snowfall? 1, 140 inches (95 feet) in the 1998-1999 winter. Pretty crazy.

[glasseyesblond]

If that was me who was pulled out at the end, I would have landed on the ground with tears. The amount of stress / strain / strife you saved that man, truly awesome

[David-cyug]

Your story telling is underrated. You always do a good job when you do these type of videos.

[snowysysadmin]

Props to you guys helping that person out! Quick, wholesome, feel good story:
I was heading home from work, hit an object in the middle of the road and blew out my rentals tire. I was like a mile from home. Limped it, but had stopped at an intersection with 3 other people who hit that same object. It was a girl and her husband, they got a tow. Some other guy who got a tow. Then me and this little old lady. i wanted to make sure she was able to get home safely but she said she didnt have any money or anything for a tow and frankly didnt know how to call for a tow. She got her husband on the phone and he said screw a tow, he will just replace the tire with the spare in the trunk. He was 40 mins out and I checked her trunk for the spare and dear lord this lady stuffed everything she could fit in that car and there was no easy way to get the spare from the trunk. I told her to wait in the car, call her husband back and tell him to not worry about driving out to get it replaced, Ill replace it for free and much quicker and get her on the road and home safely. So I limp my car home, grab a spare, throw it on. I grab another full size spare that will work for her car and head back. Swap the tires, torque it down, and sent her on her way. I told her to not worry about money or anything or even giving back the tire, they can keep it. I didnt need it. But its stuff like that, that more people need to do. Help one another. Everyone just left her! Without a second thought! I was mind blown by selfish everyone else was. Good on you guys for helping that person back down the mountain.

[KS-wgfy]

Wow it's really beautiful up there with all that snow!

This video popped up while I was sitting at the vw dealer so I broadcast it to the tv in the service waiting area! Hehe. The video drew a crowd!

[venturewithvini]

Props to you and your friends on trekking through that deep snow! Also, clean rover build, that thing is sweet!

[betoborba]

Mad respect for helping everyone you can! Keep it up!💪🏻👏🏻

[rifflear]

Dude your last 2 snow videos are absolutely insane and amazing. I was 30 seconds in and was thinking yep this week is gonna be sick and it did not disappoint. The drone and camera shots were great and like someone else said your story telling/narrating is top notch.

[matthewferrier]

Nate: your humility and kindness always shine through. It's so refreshing. Way to be a good person!

[oby-]

Best part of trailing is helping others in need.

[DirtLifestyle]

Thanks for riding along with us! Make sure you check out Kelly's Youtube channel @muddybeards if you want to see more S10 stuff!

[erikas.j]

Your previous video inspired me to search for similar content, and I've found only a few but not as good as yours. It's great that you're sharing more videos like this! Keep it up!😅

[jayphive]

Helping that person at the end was my favorite part of this video.

[jackiejoe]

Keep all the crazy trail fix/ recovery ideas coming.

[battle_scar]

Hey thanks again for helping our friend in the TJ get down the mountain. It was much appreciated.

[scratch_four_adventure]

WOW that is the deepest snow driving I have ever seen! Great show really impressive👍 thanks Tony

[freddie]

What a video!! Full of adventure and lending a helping hand to the broken jeep. Beautiful.

[WheresWiseman]

We wait all year for these snow adventures 🤘🏻❄️🤘🏻 Excellent content as usual, can't wait for the next!

[EvanMoon]

Grown up in the south Georgia, I have never seen snow like that ever

[Thexkidd]

Good to see 3 different kinds of 4x4 vehicles.