Ruins, Supai Pools, and Solitude In Woods Canyon // Sedona's Hidden Crown Jewel
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- Опубликовано: 29 июн 2024
- It wasn't until recently that I learned about Woods Canyon. I was playing around on google earth and noticed this 20 mile long canyon just east of Sedona in Munds Mountain Wilderness. For whatever reason, it went under my radar. Its just not talked about. Not even the very few locals that have made the traverse seems to talk about it, as if it is forbidden, and meant to keep hidden. There is a Woods Canyon trail but only takes you 5 miles in the mouth of the canyon missing out on the rest of the 15 miles of canyon. After doing the traverse I now know why it is seldom traveled. It is very difficult to traverse. Basically Woods Canyon is non stop rock and boulder hopping with short breaks only to swim through the narrows and supai pools. We spotted untouched ruins, pristine bird nests with one housing two birds that just hatched as they waited for the other two eggs to hatch. It still holds true; Places very difficult for humans to reach, remain the most wild, organic, and beautiful. I am grateful to be in good enough shape to make the trek.
The adventure is getting bigger and bigger. Very well put together and thoroughly enjoyable to watch
Thank you so much!
Finally!! 🤣🤣. Missed your videos!Gotta go and cast to my TV !!! 💕💕💕
I'm back! definitely gotta watch on the big screen! 🤍
Great video of an amazing adventure.
Awesome!!! Reminded me of being in Zion backcountry recently. I’d love to check out Sedona. Great vid. per usual. 🔥
Cool! It reminded me of Zion as well. I love Zion. Heading there this fall. Thank you so much for watching as always!
beautiful
Wow….what wild and great canyon. Thanks for sharing the trip from the top to bottom.
Absolutely! Thank you for watching!
totally absorbing as usual.
Very cool video and cool place! I want to check it out one day. Your videos gave us a whole new love for Sedona. 😊
Thank you so much! You definitely should check it out someday. Just be ready for a long hard day.
Great vid. So different from the trails here in Pennsylvania. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you and thank you for watching!!
Nice - I thought U lost your fastball after the Parthenon flameout, but...U BACK.
I like it
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Looks like a nice area, especially the pools. You should check out, CO or Yellowstone sometime. That would be sick!
I have done yellowstone many times. Grand tetons too! I have a few videos of those.
Wow, what amazing geologic diversity…and incredible canyons, pools and rock formations. Do you have any book recommendations for learning what geologic events and time lines created the landscape around Sedona? Also have you tried the Grayl water purifier which also removes viruses? (Perhaps overkill.)Thank you, again for another amazing hike through a mind blowing awesome landscape! Cheers! 👍
I nerd out on the geology. I'd love to explain it. It is a 500 million year Journey creating the Sedona we see today. I have not found any good videos on the specific geology of the Sedona area. Maybe I should make one