Here's a little wading action because who doesn't like a good wade.

Here's some ATPC at 3mph. Zoom! The camera never really captures slop well. This was a little under 20 degrees.

 

We finished driving the 100 mile White Rim Trail in Canyonlands National Park last week. Here are some photos:






The Defender P400 did great. Upgraded to 18 inch wheels with KO2s which performed well off road and well enough on for the ~2,500 mile total roadtrip.

 

@GavinC - Doesn't count if you don't bury the grey trim in the front! Honestly though, awesome video. Wish I was there!

@Bjs1234 - Wow!! Great pics. I have the latest smart phone and STILL couldn't take pictures like that. Well done.

 

^^ Wonderful! White Rim and surrounding environs is one of my favorite places on earth. Great photos.

 

Great picture. I love the Grey Tuffants with the Pangea.

That's the upgrade I want to do eventually. I've been humming and hahing between black and grey. Thanks for sharing

 

You're not wrong mate. we were only about 2/3 the max depth I reckon. Amateur hour for sure. Definitely these twisty narrow trails had me sweating bullets at a couple of points. The wading is so relaxing. I was stoked when I saw the flooded trail open up before us. Makes me yearn for some of the green lanes they have in UK. That would be a blast.

 

I was having fun tooling thru a deep muddy rut like that until it suddenly dropped another 10". Then I started sweating hard thinking how far the next drop would be. I still have nightmares of swimming out of the Defender!

 

I think Gavin had a nefarious plan by sending me through the river puddle first. It was a great time and it is always fun to see how capable these things are.

 

Apparently if we go too deep it floats. You just select boat-mode in TR2. The raised air intake turns into a mast and a Union-Jack pops out the top. Just be sure you've fitted the JLR rudder to the hitch receiver.

Being Irish, I've disabled the flag in Pivi settings.

 

White rim trail in Canyonlands National park is awesome!
Did it a few years ago in a jeep rental, after mountain biking from Telluride to Moab. The one issue is that this was late July so it was 100F plus. Camped half way into the trail.