Father-Daughter Prairie Peak Excursion in the Subaru Forester

Описание: I try to keep Lucie engaged and interested as we take the Forester up Prairie Peak in the Oregon Coast Range to the northwest of Eugene. Beautiful vistas are discovered, fun trails are driven, and it's possible some over-the-top lip synching may have been filmed in our first ever attempt at capturing some in-car footage.*

I have to give a huge shout-out to @silver_rd1 who turned me on to this cool spot even though I had previously visited and dismissed the area (more about that in the video). Don't miss Shawn's latest release, a superb video documenting his explorations through some stunningly gorgeous Oregon desert. Check out @silver_rd1 on YouTube:
   / @silver_rd1  

Thanks as always for watching! Please don't hesitate to comment on what you liked or disliked about this video or let me know if I can answer any questions. If you've enjoyed this video, consider subscribing and hitting the bell icon to be notified when I upload new videos.

Black Rhino Boxer wheels:
https://amzn.to/2SjzNxa

BFGoodrich T/A KO2 tires:
https://amzn.to/2XYeC55

XBull Traction Boards:
https://amzn.to/2XNxc4L

FuelPax 3.5 gallon gas can by Rotopax:
https://amzn.to/2YbqFA2

(As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases made after clicking one of my ^ links. This costs you nothing, but the small commissions earned on referrals help make it possible for me to continue creating content for this channel. Thank you for your support!)

Follow my Instagram page, updated daily with photos of softroading excursions across the west and beyond submitted by wilderness explorers driving a wide range of interesting adventuremobiles.
  / softroadingthewest  




*Apologies for the poor audio during the in-car segments. It occurred to us on the fly that we could use the iPad mini - whose primary role is running Gaia GPS for navigation - to capture some in-car footage. Alas, the mic on the iPad doesn't seem to be all that great, plus quite a bit of road/engine vibration was transmitted through the dash mount, so some of it is a little hard to decipher. I'm looking into external mic options for the iPad so we can improve the audio both for in-car and dash-cam style footage in the future.