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Yeah haha, I noticed I pronounced it wrong when I was editing it. 🤦

Thanks! I'm glad you liked it. Sorry it wasn't the review you were looking for haha 😅.

Thanks! Yeah, Moab is such a cool place!

Thanks! We thought the food we got was pretty good.

We did air down the tires some. I was definitely impressed with how well the 4Runner did haha.

Yep, I've seen a lot of videos of other vehicles fail on this as well. My friend has a decent amount of rock crawling experience, so it was cool watching him drive up this. 🙂

There's not really any shade, so bring water and sun screen/sun protection. It'll probably be more enjoyable in the morning before it gets too warm. The trail gets pretty narrow with drop-offs right before the last pillbox, so just be careful if you go to that one. Other than that, it's a pretty straightforward hike. I hope you enjoy it!

@@murphytravelsofficial thanks!

You're welcome!

Thank you!

Thanks! 😊

Thanks! Dang, that's too bad you weren't able to do more of the trail. Hopefully you'll get another chance sometime 🙂. I know the water level on trails like this can change a lot.

Was it a sulfur smell or something else? I don't remember it smelling super bad when we were there, although a slight sulfur smell is pretty common at hot springs in general. I wonder if the smell changes depending on the time of year or other condition?

Hey! We parked just off the side of Hwy 89 at the Elkheart Cliffs Slot Canyon Trailhead. Then hiked to the top of the wash, which turns into the slot canyon. You should be able to find a map/gpx file with good beta online.

@@murphytravelsofficial Thank you!

You're welcome

Thanks! It's a pretty cool line! 😀

Nice! It's an amazing spot. Have fun!

From what I remember, it's more of an access agreement/liability waiver forms you have to fill out. Basically you just have to agree that the land owners aren't liable for anything and that you aren't doing commercial guiding and stuff like that. You can check out the Hiking Permit info here: www.hrihelp.com/hiking-camping

I think it's probably the same form for Laie Falls .

Thank you for the info, what time would you recommend starting a hike like this? I’m just gonna go and park and hopefully not get in trouble.

@Makeawish456 I usually start my hikes first thing in the morning, so I have as much time as I need/want.

@@murphytravelsofficial I wish my friends could wake up before noon lol, I’m the only early bird..

I had a hard time finding it my first time because I read a bad description of where it is. After you get to the first pillbox, keep hiking parallel with the shore line (Northish). It's not very far to the second one. There are also a bunch of trails that go inland and more uphill. Those are fun to hike, but are the wrong direction.

Oh wow, that sounds scarry! I'm glad you didn't drown.

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it. 🙂

It's called "Rio Choyin". It's by La Fortuna, near the Arenal Volcano. The entire river is warm.

Nice! Glad you had a good time! 😃

That's awesome! These falls would be really cool to see when it's flowing strong.

Fall Creek Falls, Idaho. Near Swan Valley.

It's about 2 miles one way. It probably took us around 2 hours to get up.

It depends on how much you hike. It's just under 2 miles one way and about 900 feet of elevation gain. There's also not a ton of shade. So it really just depends on the persons fitness level.

Yes, Cozumel's an amazing place! 😃

Thanks! The anchors were all in good condition with new webbing when we went through, although that was last year. It's a very popular route, so chances are everything will probably be good to go, but I'd still bring some webbing and rapid links just in case you need to replace anything.

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That's awesome! It was really fun, we had great conditions!😃

Thanks! You're welcome 😀

It was probably around 8-9 feet deep at the jumping spot when we were there. The water levels change quite a bit at these falls, so it might be different depending on how much rain there has been recently.

Glad you enjoyed the video, and thanks for the info on potential dangers with sand holes at the beach.

Sounds like some good memories 😀

@@murphytravelsofficial yeah, Hawaii wasn’t so overpopulated then.

Excluding winter road closures, you can drive pretty close. It's a short walk (0.5 mile or less) from the parking area, but has a river crossing with no bridge. The water was knee high when I went, but I'd imagine it's deeper in the spring time.

It's called Chicken Soup in Lava Hot Springs, just on the side of the river.

@@murphytravelsofficial thanks, I'll have to check it out! I've been looking into some other springs, the only one I know how to get to from memory is Jerry Johnson.

This was over in the Ruby Mountains. 😀

Hi, it called Kalepolepo Beach Park.

Nice! I'm glad you had a good experience. 😀

It's been long enough that I don't remember the exact time, but it was probably around 8-9am.