Oct 21, 2026 · 1 hr 19 min · 19 segments
In this episode, Tony is back in the USA once again and catching up with his good mate Chase, AKA Chase In Point. Chase and Tony are at the start of a 3 week 4WD trip through Utah and Arizona and…
And a couple of times over the last few days, I've heard you say that for you, this is like the ultimate off-road destination.
Yeah.
If you like wheeling and you like doing some rock crawling a little bit or, you know, just harder slick rock but it's really grippy right like Moab or Sand Hollow which is not far from where we're at is like the destination but Moab is like bucket list for everybody I know when I first got into four-wheel driving and I was like I want to do some harder tracks and like challenge myself a bit like Moab was top of my list yeah by far
okay so it's like the pinnacle off-roading destination absolutely Yeah.
And I mean, we've only been out here a couple of days, but even yesterday seeing like big squads of cars from like Georgia, Texas.
It was people from all over the US come here to just wheel,
right? 100%.
They just build the rig.
They obviously probably do stuff around them and then trailer it all the way out here because they're probably going to break something.
Yeah.
and go wheeling with their buddies and have a crazy good time.
And the town is, like, a really fun place, too, to go in.
Like, so a lot of people, not everybody camps out here.
Yep.
They'll stay local town, but, like, that whole town is really, gets a lot of... you know business through four-wheel driving and adventure sports like uh rafting and base jumping and all sorts of stuff this is and rock climbing right like this is just like
outdoor adventure central period yeah and like i was looking up just before we started filming how big this area is and it's unclear but like there's a series of like recreational areas out here and you know the the land mass is like a hundred thousand acres here another ten thousand acres yeah it's it's almost incomprehensibly large and where we're sitting here and for anyone watching you can probably see over my shoulder just a tiny little glimpse of the sort of country we're dealing with but it's phenomenal man and i don't think we have anything like this in australia in terms of the terrain not at this scale anyway
yeah yeah it's this is it's unique like this is the only spot in the country that this type of wheeling on these rocks are like available like most like you see this is dirt and stuff like that but half these tracks you're literally just driving across like rock like shelf rock yeah yeah and you're like that's most of or a lot of the terrain out here it's really cool
Yeah, super cool.
And you guys, I know you do a much better job of rating trails than we do at home.
We're just like, yeah, well, that one you might die, that one you probably will die.
Yeah.
Out here, you've got like a number scale for trails.
So how does that work? Like, is it one to ten?
And a couple of times over the last few days, I've heard you say that for you, this is like the ultimate off-road destination.
Yeah.
If you like wheeling and you like doing some rock crawling a little bit or, you know, just harder slick rock but it's really grippy right like Moab or Sand Hollow which is not far from where we're at is like the destination but Moab is like bucket list for everybody I know when I first got into four-wheel driving and I was like I want to do some harder tracks and like challenge myself a bit like Moab was top of my list yeah by far
okay so it's like the pinnacle off-roading destination absolutely Yeah.
And I mean, we've only been out here a couple of days, but even yesterday seeing like big squads of cars from like Georgia, Texas.
It was people from all over the US come here to just wheel,
right? 100%.
They just build the rig.
They obviously probably do stuff around them and then trailer it all the way out here because they're probably going to break something.
Yeah.
and go wheeling with their buddies and have a crazy good time.
And the town is, like, a really fun place, too, to go in.
Like, so a lot of people, not everybody camps out here.
Yep.
They'll stay local town, but, like, that whole town is really, gets a lot of... you know business through four-wheel driving and adventure sports like uh rafting and base jumping and all sorts of stuff this is and rock climbing right like this is just like
outdoor adventure central period yeah and like i was looking up just before we started filming how big this area is and it's unclear but like there's a series of like recreational areas out here and you know the the land mass is like a hundred thousand acres here another ten thousand acres yeah it's it's almost incomprehensibly large and where we're sitting here and for anyone watching you can probably see over my shoulder just a tiny little glimpse of the sort of country we're dealing with but it's phenomenal man and i don't think we have anything like this in australia in terms of the terrain not at this scale anyway
yeah yeah it's this is it's unique like this is the only spot in the country that this type of wheeling on these rocks are like available like most like you see this is dirt and stuff like that but half these tracks you're literally just driving across like rock like shelf rock yeah yeah and you're like that's most of or a lot of the terrain out here it's really cool
Yeah, super cool.
And you guys, I know you do a much better job of rating trails than we do at home.
We're just like, yeah, well, that one you might die, that one you probably will die.
Yeah.
Out here, you've got like a number scale for trails.
So how does that work? Like, is it one to ten?
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