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Route To Adventure
Добавлен 5 ноя 2015
Adventure is around every corner! Follow the fun here and on our blog at RouteToAdventure.com
Idaho Potato Museum
Did you know that there is a museum dedicated to potatoes? Of course you did because there is a museum for everything. Well today our adventurers made a quick road trip to Blackfoot, Idaho to check out the Idaho Potato Museum and it's far more interesting than you think.
Music:
Love Aside by Patric Patrikios
Strong Bones by TrackTribe
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Music:
Love Aside by Patric Patrikios
Strong Bones by TrackTribe
You can help support our channel by using our Amazon link to make your purchases. We get a little something at no extra cost to you. If you want to help, visit our web site and go to the Shop page.
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Grotto Falls Hike
Просмотров 532 месяца назад
We took a quick hike to a beautiful little waterfall in Payson Canyon, Utah. Come check out this short, family friendly hike. Music from RUclips: Lift Up by Mini Vandals Highway One by Steve Adams World's Sunrise by Jimena Contreras Check out more of our adventures at: www.routetoadventure.com/ You can help us out by using our Amazon link at: www.routetoadventure.com/shop
Four Corners Monument
Просмотров 423 месяца назад
Today we're taking a quick trip around the Four Corners Monument Navajo Tribal Park. Come see if this monument should be on your list of places to go.
Dirt Tracks and a River Cruise
Просмотров 253 месяца назад
In this video we travel one of the most popular trails in the Moab area, Poison Spider Mesa. Afterward we take a leisurely river cruise on the mighty Colorado River. Learn more about us at: www.routetoadventure.com/ You can help the channel by using our Amazon link to do some of your shopping. We get a small monetary kick back when you use this link at no added cost to you. Thanks for helping f...
Red's Canyon and Lucky Strike Mine
Просмотров 944 месяца назад
In our follow up video from the San Rafael Swell we visit more pictographs, some old buildings and even handle some minor trail clearing. All in the name of fun here folks. Come join us! www.routetoadventure.com/ Music: Gold In Them Hills - Nathan Moore, RUclips Steps - Anno Domini Beats, RUclips
Bluffs and Stuffs
Просмотров 664 месяца назад
Moab, Utah has a lot of surprises. In this video we're exploring some new places along with some familiar ones. Come explore with us!
Black Dragon Canyon
Просмотров 984 месяца назад
In this video we're once again exploring the San Rafael Swell near Green River, Utah. Today we're in Black Dragon Canyon visiting it's namesake pictograph and many others. Come travel back in time with us!
The Outlaw's House
Просмотров 845 месяцев назад
Today we are taking a quick look at the home of Utah's most famous outlaw, Butch Cassidy. His boyhood home has been cleaned up, strengthened and opened for all those curious history buffs to explore. You can get a peek inside in this video. Check it out! www.routetoadventure.com/ Music-Spirit Riders by Telecasted
Green River Spotlight
Просмотров 545 месяцев назад
Welcome back, folks! This is our first ever Town Spotlight. We want to talk about the towns that we visit in our travels. They are just as important as the areas that we explore, so they deserve a moment in the spotlight. We just got off the trail when we shot this and it was a spur of the moment idea and you can tell. These will get better as we move forward and the concept grows, but for now,...
Basic Off Road Adventure Needs
Просмотров 1035 месяцев назад
Today we're talking about some of the basic items that we take with us on an off road adventure. Come see what you need to have to take on the Easter Jeep Safari and more! Check out our website at: www.routetoadventure.com/
St Augustine Lighthouse and Maritime Museum
Просмотров 296 месяцев назад
St Augustine Lighthouse and Maritime Museum
Things We Almost Always Take Traveling
Просмотров 567 месяцев назад
Things We Almost Always Take Traveling
Fascianting Fillmore/Hieroglyphs and Lava Tubes
Просмотров 3568 месяцев назад
Fascianting Fillmore/Hieroglyphs and Lava Tubes
Rocky Mountain ATV Jamboree GPS Ride
Просмотров 918 месяцев назад
Rocky Mountain ATV Jamboree GPS Ride
Ford Performance Hood Lift and Tuff Skinz Door Sill Protection Installation
Просмотров 1929 месяцев назад
Ford Performance Hood Lift and Tuff Skinz Door Sill Protection Installation
Ghost Towns of Colorado and Poughkeepsie Gulch Trail
Просмотров 989 месяцев назад
Ghost Towns of Colorado and Poughkeepsie Gulch Trail
Christ of the Mines and The Old Hundred Tour
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Christ of the Mines and The Old Hundred Tour
Durango and Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad
Просмотров 6310 месяцев назад
Durango and Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad
I can definitely say this museum wasn't small potatoes. You couldn't top it even if you fried. You should really visit! Don't be a hesi-tater! I know... I really buttered this place up. But I was really happy to come here and spend some time with my spud buddies!
We really enjoyed it tots and tots. They mashed in a lot of information. 😂
Moab desert in Utah has one of the most secret Air Force bases even more than area 51 it's underground
Nerds Unite! I love the geology!
Lucky!!!
So lucky!
Look at that tiny statue 🗿
Why isn't this dude a desert Kraken?
Really wish we knew what they were drawing.
I’m can draw that
So you’re bragging … I’m on my way bro. Keep the fire going
Yes and I've been THERE except the weather was much nicer. It is indeed amazing THERE. Enjoy the beauty of history meshed with nature.
😂😂
And I'm here
You don't gotta sniff at me with all that pretence😂 this should have 30k views
🤣
Didn’t the people who invaded this country kill off all the natives who created those petroglyphs by disease and war? Here’s an interesting fact! The same people whose ancestors invaded this country that killed off the majority of the natives, created a government they copied off another nation and that government failed. Why? This nation they copied off of also killed off native people and owned slaves they never compensated or reconciled. This same government eventually self-destructed. You cannot copy failure and expect a different outcome. True fact! The history of those petroglyphs is not a smiling occasion, but a very sad one 😢!
Very cool.
If you'll notice it is a very inhospitable place to make Camp let alone create a village city there. Almost never is there a real walkway of smooth rocks to those dwellings. There's lots of stories and rumors that there weren't only humans around building those rock dwellings but rather an insectoid Ant people lived there. The reason for the strange carvings and pictures is very crude, too crude, because there always is the fancy artist in the family who can sculpt and chisel beautifully. All those artists who did those rocks are not very good at all and likely due to being the Ant humanoid species that's not very good at drawing stuff! Likely they learned to do that because of the humans in the area they dealt with.
Believe it or not I did that before you 20 years ago I took my mom their my sister and my nephew enjoy the view the visit is very nice🎉🎉🎉🎉
Awesome. I always want to go see petroglyphs 😢
Me too!😄
That is amazing.
How fortunate
For sure. 😊
These trail closures would have never happened under the previous administration. The current President and Secretary of the interior dont care about recreational access or what you think. The Secretary is totally invested in restricting access to any public lands that were ever occupied by native Americans. She is transferring management of millions of acres of public lands to tribal agencies. Please consider the use of federal (public) lands when you decide which candidate to vote for in the upcoming Presidential election.
11:15 such a geek he is
Thank you for sharing 🤗🇺🇸🙏🏆
Good to see that I am not the only one who dropped the bolt into the body.
Well, that makes me feel better too! 🤣
people don't support Blue Ribbon Coalition there will be more closures
🏆🙏🇺🇸🤗 Thank you for sharing
Thanks for watching!
Very nice! Poughkeepsie Gulch scares me. I'll probably never go with Jessie to do that one. Same for Black bear and even Imogene lol. Is interesting that there's an "easy" way on Poughkeepsie. I had no idea.
If you don’t like heights, these trails won’t be comfortable for sure. There really is only one major obstacle on Poughkeepsie and that is the wall. We learned a hard lesson here about needing more camera angles for that obstacle, but most of our folks went the easy way. I would have liked to show that better. We’ll go back sometime. I didn’t know there was a bypass road for it either. I found out when I read the sign. Thanks for watching!
That #Bronco is beautiful!
New subscriber here! I have been trying to get the word out as well. Your video was suggesting mine so I figured we had enough in common to sub haha :). Ill admit I have been getting lots of semi-hateful comments on my video. Im hoping we can fight back in a mature way, carving out the SxS community, for example, isnt helping out side. Im also not sure if the BLM comment sections about proposals are legitimately being considered or just for show. I suppose time will tell...
Thanks for subscribing! I agree that we all need to fight back maturely. However, it seems that people don't know how to do that in this day and age. It seems that it's either this way or that and nowhere in between. Its frustrating. In the cases around Moab, I think you're right that our voices aren't being heard. They seem to have an agenda and the right people in place to make it happen. Recently there have been some victories for land use that the BRC has announced in the last few weeks that are encouraging, but it will be an uphill battle for sure.
I don't get it at all, I've traveled thousands and thousands of miles in those places. This is completely disgusting. I'm 70 years old this is the only way for me to see places like this and to think all of my tax dollars that have been spent on this land .
It is disgusting. It makes me sick to see. This is likely part of the 30x30 plan that the current administration has set forth. They want to close off 30% of the countries land and oceans in the name of conservation. Then, of course it move to the 50x50 plan and so on. Its unbelievable.
A bunch of negative comments, although humans CAN'T be depended on. EVER. So the closures are our own fault. Eat yer liver.
Exactly. Do you know how much rubbish i clean when i go travel, all the petroglyphs are vandalized, I hope thgey close the trails LOL.
I'm absolutely heartbroken over these closures! We have to get together and fight these groups! Let's schedule meetings to protest at the meetings we need to protest at! There's strength in numbers!
You are correct, the public lands are for everyone. Good point made about someone that may be handicapped, aids are needed to enjoy public lands, and they have the right to enjoy them also,you can't tell them they have no rights,it is for everyone.
This is why keeping public access to our lands is so important! I love the time I can spend in the great outdoors with my friends and family.
Thanks for talking about this issue. I joined the Blue Ribbon Coalition in 1999 after going on a snowmobile tour of Yellowstone. Groups wanted to ban all snowmobiles and the BRC was speaking out for access. I talked to supporters of the ban and the answer was to walk in. I live in Georgia but I see trail issues all across the USA.
That’s what makes the BRC great. They are out to keep lands open everywhere. It’s sad that we have to constantly battle to keep access to our public lands. The BRC and the State of Utah have filed separate lawsuits to fight this land closure as of October 30th. It will be a long, hard fight, but it sounds like we’ve got the right people supporting our side of the aisle. Thanks for the comment!
Closing trails to motorized vehicles is a violation of the ADA. Motorized vehicles is the only way someone like me with limited mobility can enjoy these areas. I cant hike in that far, and there are no wheelchairs capable of the journey. Unless they provide some alternate means for me to enjoy this area, it either needs to be entirely closed to everyone, or open to those with special needs. I believe a lawsuit based on discrimination against the disable would succeed.
We couldn’t agree more.
@@routetoadventure find Someone disabled and file a lawsuit.
Those gosh darn Tommy Knockers
30x30 agenda to close 30% of the worlds land from humans. No conspiracy. Look it up. americanstewards.us/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/Guide-to-Fight-30-x-30-print-v3.pdf 🥸
I love that train! The views of nature screaming by are incredible.
I guess after this will be Appalachian trails we are losing our freedom time to act now never voted before but put in a corner and don't have a choice
Music is very very distracting
BLM= Bureau of Land Management
They want people to be herded into 15min cities so they can own everything.
Biden did that.
It's also happening Here in Australia, we are being slowly removed from the tracks and crown land. Keep fighting for your land usage, we all have to stand against the times of tyranny.... best of luck with that fight.
Thank you for bringing this up to more people, an educational guide to what is going on with a variety of topics. That being said, the music is a distraction, can you edit the music out? 🎶 Your teaching, and those watching are students . THANK YOU, happy adventures and continue to spread the word.
Now after California has closed so much land, off roaders are finding new interests in the other western states. Contrary to what the land management bureaucracy says, it seems the more popular an area becomes, the more they will hiss and steam to get it shut down.
You're absolutely right. Shutting down access to areas will cause overuse situations to the areas that are open, which will likely lead to closures of those areas and so on. Eventually we'll be penned in to our overcrowded urban environments. That's a sad future.
@@routetoadventureit’s all part of the elitest agenda look up UN wildlands project 2030
Access was not much of a problem back in the 80"s. The big land closures seemed have started in the 90's!
I'll take your word for it. I was just a pup when I attended my first Easter Jeep Safari back in 1989. From then until now the arguments have raged. The closures have been ongoing, but they sure are amping up.
It is public land owned by the people who pay taxes. Goverment is to manage it properly and its obvious they are not just look at all the wild fires. If it was managed properly we would only have a fraction of the fires. Government needs to be sued and put back in their perspective place working for the people not controling the populas.!!!!
The citizen own the land! The fed. Gov. is not constitutionally allowed to owned land.
They're deliberately hoarding us all into the cities, this is where the final blow to depopulate us,, we will all be put in those plastic coffins and into the Incinerators.