First minute is mud --> pics --> 35 sec time lapse --> pics

Car specs: 
- 2007 base Prius with 210k miles
- 1.5" PriusOffroad spacer lift.
- aftermarket fog lights (basically installed the touring lights on my base) with yellow tint
- 2000 lumen Nite Rider pro ditch light on a GoPro mount 
- atlander ax77 tires aired down to 20psi
Aka it's mostly stock. A fully stock one would probably be fine.
- traction control off. This can be done via the cheat code or Dr. Prius.

Trip info: along Usal and timber haul road on lost coast California! We camped at Usal beach campground for a night. Incredible trip, abundant campsites and animals (mountain lion sighting!). The candelabra old growth redwoods where incredible.

And for the people saying this wasn't overlanding: yea sure, it should probably just be considered just a off-road camping trip. However overlanding sounds cooler and is subjective anyways so that's what Imma call it.

How the car handled: 
- TDLR; I offroad this Prius all the time, like multiple times a month. Nothing new or concerning happened in this trip it did fine.

- ABS threw a code while I was mashing the brakes to make the back of my car jump while going backwards down a hill to fuck with my friend. It was a temp ("warning") code and went away in 2 seconds.
- tires did fine. I have had these tires de-bead on me while sliding around on some dirt on low PSI @ Samoa dunes OHV but nothing this time around.
- predictably, I got stuck in the soft sand pretty quick after driving onto the beach. In all fairness 2wd Ford rangers and such get stuck in the same sand.
- a rock got wedged in my brake caliper at one point and made noise which happens pretty regularly. It came out one I went in reverse for a second.
- bumpers stayed on and were as undamaged as they were, only the front scraped at any significant interval and I scraped my exhaust once or twice. Oil pan, engine mounts, etc had zero scratches.

Overall super fun time, I will be doing it many more times, hopefully I can come back during the summer when the entirety of timber hall road is open so I can do that too.

Overlanding at Lost coast CA