I want to thank everyone for tuning in to the 2022 Season, which is by far the biggest season I have ever produced on that channel. I mentioned this in the after video commentary but this is also going to be the last season on this channel. Going forward, videos will no longer include “2K22 EP” in the video title. We are officially entering a new era here on the InterstateKyle channel. While I don’t plan on stopping my usual road videos, you guys will see a lot more vlogs and travel videos going forward. I’ll be perfectly honest this 2022 season really just made me realize that driving 10-12 hours a day filming road videos really can be tiring and a lot of times things that I wanted to see and do have to be scrapped because of the really long drives. I love sightseeing on my road trips and over the last year I’ve been doing a lot more of that and have been generally happier slowing down and actually taking in the sights of all the places that I’ve been traveling too, rather than just driving all day long. I hope you all will be looking forward to this new era coming to my channel in the future. I would also like to take this time to thank everyone for reaching the incredible milestone of 20,000 subscribers, that is just amazing and couldn’t have come at a better time. Be on the lookout in the next week or so of a nearly two hour long video of my grandpa and I’s road trip that we did earlier this year, it is by far the longest video I’ve ever done and I can’t wait for you guys to see it. Once again, thank you so much for tuning into this amazing season and I can’t thank you enough for helping reach 20,000 subscribers. You guys are amazing and I’m beyond thankful for your support through all these years.
Yeah, I used to just mostly drive for the whole day but over time, I've tried to minimize that and actually stop at places along the way, and even stay in one city or whatever for more than one day so I could actually explore the city and see all the sights. I did that last year when I was doing a roadtrip on the east coast; I stayed in Boston, NYC, and DC for two nights. TBH, it was kinda nice to have a break from driving for a day and I could take the subway/metro into the city from a hotel in the suburbs. (I hate driving in dense urban areas, so it's nice to not have to deal with that)
Welcome to a drive-through of Boise City. A few years before you came through the Port To Plains bypass was finished and readjusted the road connections and dropped the through town traffic from 1000-2000 semi’s per 24 hours. The courthouse square and traffic circle is a right turn only and where six roads and highways joined. Watching 135 foot wind turbine blades get maneuvered through there was quite the production sometimes. Cimarron county, about half the population lives in Boise City. Sparse, ranches abound, the end of the power grid, literally. Best people you’ll ever meet. Winter bad weather if they close the roads there can be 400 stranded. Churches and people do take them in, shelter, beds, meals, we take our guests in. Boise City was founded in 1907. Hope you can get time to come visit us again.
In Sept. 2021, I drove from Amarillo to Wyoming on Hwy. 287, and man you could see forever. The most exciting part of that trip was seeing the wind turbines 10 miles away.
Crazy how the videos have evolved, I know a couple of ogs like myself and dwood78 and it’s crazy how the camera quality and distance traveled has increased
Hi Kyle. Thank you so much for all the videos you uploaded the last months. It has been a great time watching them and enjoying them. Looking forwards to more videos of you coming out as they are great to watch. Greets from the Netherlands!
Kyle got absolutely smart by waiting out a rainstorm in Boise City, Cimarron County, Oklahoma. By doing so, Kyle had avoided getting himself involved in a serious automobile collision 😀😀😀😀😀.
I hope some of your future plans include coming east and filming some interesting places in the eastern part of the country. The Appalachian Mountains are pretty cool.
I’d really love to explore the east coast and the Appalachian Mountains, though I will admit I’m a bit spoiled out here where I live with these majestic mountains ⛰️
Bravo Zulu! (That's Navy talk for "Well done!" It'll be a good thing to see what's on the road as for stops (If you're back on I-40? Petrified Forest NP, for example; CA 99 in Central CA? The Forrestire Underground Gardens in Fresno, or Castle Air Museum in Atwater: just throwing out ideas here....Southern AZ? Pima Air Museum in Tucson, and Tombstone, of course!)
I’ll miss these road trip season videos but I’m glad we got a nearly hundred-episode final season. This one was the best yet, and I’m looking forward to the new vlogs!!
Kind of glad the previous video wasn't the final video of the season. As previous mentioned, this season besides being the longest has some of the most interesting travels you done. Your travels in Texas, Oklahoma, & Western Nebraska were the highlight for me this past season. As for the announcement, as long as you continue to do your road videos, I'm happy with the path you want to take your YT channel- esp given that other Road Warriors like FreewayJim & FreewayBrent has largely retired from doing new videos. & given the costs of just driving around, I'm not surprised that both men have at least for now gotta off the road. That said, I would recommend TY channel Bigrigtravels. Steve the owner of it is a 16 year veteran trucker who live streams his journey across this the country in his big rig. & ones gets to see the life of these real road warriors who are responsible for making sure that our stores is stocked. Once again, thanks for "the greatest season ever." & I'll be here for whatever path your channel goes.
Thanks you for Oklahoma panhandle video.Althought Boring for some people but for me it's kind of unique and pretty place.Thank you from your fans in malaysia
This is certainly one of my favorite videos! I always enjoyed driving through the Oklahoma panhandle! It was always on US 54 however. Guymon is definitely one of my favorite small cities in the panhandle! Boise City looks like another nice small town for a very rural county in the panhandle as well! Yep this drive brings back lots of pleasant memories driving through the other plains States! Hope you have a great week ahead! You’re one of the best! Always with full respect! Mark in Iowa.
I always forget how close Texas and Colorado are and that Oklahoma and New Mexico share a border. Good content, Kyle and looking forward to your new format.
@@sebbytoysgaming2719 Why do you post comments like this about totally unrelated topics on people's videos? You did this with me and I deleted your comment.
Actually it was 14 states you went through were California, Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, Colorado, Nebraska, Wyoming, Montana, Idaho, Oregon, Washington, and Nevada
When you evacuated you basically did more exploring from the June videos and took another detour at least 2023 no wildfires in California but in Canada its really bad
Well, Kyle. This is the end of this trip back in the summer of 2021, travelling within in the Western US. I wonder what will be your next adventure. Only time will tell.
@@InterstateKyleBtw you always have great music on your drives. One of my favorites is what’s your woman doing tonight by Reo speedwagon from one of your first videos.
![Twenty One Pilots - The Line (from Arcane Season 2) [Official Audio]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/XCz7WUotXs8/mqdefault.jpg)
I want to thank everyone for tuning in to the 2022 Season, which is by far the biggest season I have ever produced on that channel. I mentioned this in the after video commentary but this is also going to be the last season on this channel. Going forward, videos will no longer include “2K22 EP” in the video title. We are officially entering a new era here on the InterstateKyle channel. While I don’t plan on stopping my usual road videos, you guys will see a lot more vlogs and travel videos going forward. I’ll be perfectly honest this 2022 season really just made me realize that driving 10-12 hours a day filming road videos really can be tiring and a lot of times things that I wanted to see and do have to be scrapped because of the really long drives. I love sightseeing on my road trips and over the last year I’ve been doing a lot more of that and have been generally happier slowing down and actually taking in the sights of all the places that I’ve been traveling too, rather than just driving all day long. I hope you all will be looking forward to this new era coming to my channel in the future. I would also like to take this time to thank everyone for reaching the incredible milestone of 20,000 subscribers, that is just amazing and couldn’t have come at a better time. Be on the lookout in the next week or so of a nearly two hour long video of my grandpa and I’s road trip that we did earlier this year, it is by far the longest video I’ve ever done and I can’t wait for you guys to see it. Once again, thank you so much for tuning into this amazing season and I can’t thank you enough for helping reach 20,000 subscribers. You guys are amazing and I’m beyond thankful for your support through all these years.
But will stop upload forever
Yeah, I used to just mostly drive for the whole day but over time, I've tried to minimize that and actually stop at places along the way, and even stay in one city or whatever for more than one day so I could actually explore the city and see all the sights. I did that last year when I was doing a roadtrip on the east coast; I stayed in Boston, NYC, and DC for two nights. TBH, it was kinda nice to have a break from driving for a day and I could take the subway/metro into the city from a hotel in the suburbs. (I hate driving in dense urban areas, so it's nice to not have to deal with that)
Thank You!
Welcome to a drive-through of Boise City. A few years before you came through the Port To Plains bypass was finished and readjusted the road connections and dropped the through town traffic from 1000-2000 semi’s per 24 hours. The courthouse square and traffic circle is a right turn only and where six roads and highways joined. Watching 135 foot wind turbine blades get maneuvered through there was quite the production sometimes. Cimarron county, about half the population lives in Boise City. Sparse, ranches abound, the end of the power grid, literally. Best people you’ll ever meet. Winter bad weather if they close the roads there can be 400 stranded. Churches and people do take them in, shelter, beds, meals, we take our guests in. Boise City was founded in 1907. Hope you can get time to come visit us again.
In Sept. 2021, I drove from Amarillo to Wyoming on Hwy. 287, and man you could see forever. The most exciting part of that trip was seeing the wind turbines 10 miles away.
Crazy how the videos have evolved, I know a couple of ogs like myself and dwood78 and it’s crazy how the camera quality and distance traveled has increased
I like dash-cam travelling with you.😊
8:12 , ODOT mess up with Highways sign , they placed State signs not US Highways.
That’s funny!
Hi Kyle. Thank you so much for all the videos you uploaded the last months. It has been a great time watching them and enjoying them.
Looking forwards to more videos of you coming out as they are great to watch.
Greets from the Netherlands!
Glad you like them! Thank you Paul!
Kyle got absolutely smart by waiting out a rainstorm in Boise City, Cimarron County, Oklahoma. By doing so, Kyle had avoided getting himself involved in a serious automobile collision 😀😀😀😀😀.
I hope some of your future plans include coming east and filming some interesting places in the eastern part of the country. The Appalachian Mountains are pretty cool.
I’d really love to explore the east coast and the Appalachian Mountains, though I will admit I’m a bit spoiled out here where I live with these majestic mountains ⛰️
Bravo Zulu! (That's Navy talk for "Well done!" It'll be a good thing to see what's on the road as for stops (If you're back on I-40? Petrified Forest NP, for example; CA 99 in Central CA? The Forrestire Underground Gardens in Fresno, or Castle Air Museum in Atwater: just throwing out ideas here....Southern AZ? Pima Air Museum in Tucson, and Tombstone, of course!)
I’ll miss these road trip season videos but I’m glad we got a nearly hundred-episode final season. This one was the best yet, and I’m looking forward to the new vlogs!!
Thank you very much!
Kind of glad the previous video wasn't the final video of the season.
As previous mentioned, this season besides being the longest has some of the most interesting travels you done. Your travels in Texas, Oklahoma, & Western Nebraska were the highlight for me this past season.
As for the announcement, as long as you continue to do your road videos, I'm happy with the path you want to take your YT channel- esp given that other Road Warriors like FreewayJim & FreewayBrent has largely retired from doing new videos. & given the costs of just driving around, I'm not surprised that both men have at least for now gotta off the road. That said, I would recommend TY channel Bigrigtravels. Steve the owner of it is a 16 year veteran trucker who live streams his journey across this the country in his big rig. & ones gets to see the life of these real road warriors who are responsible for making sure that our stores is stocked.
Once again, thanks for "the greatest season ever." & I'll be here for whatever path your channel goes.
Thanks you for Oklahoma panhandle video.Althought Boring for some people but for me it's kind of unique and pretty place.Thank you from your fans in malaysia
37th Parallel common theme for your videos and state border crossings Utah/Arizona, Colorado/New Mexico, Colorado/Oklahoma, Oklahoma/Kansas
This is certainly one of my favorite videos! I always enjoyed driving through the Oklahoma panhandle! It was always on US 54 however. Guymon is definitely one of my favorite small cities in the panhandle! Boise City looks like another nice small town for a very rural county in the panhandle as well! Yep this drive brings back lots of pleasant memories driving through the other plains States! Hope you have a great week ahead! You’re one of the best! Always with full respect! Mark in Iowa.
Thank you very much Mark! Always enjoy your comments. Always appreciate the love and support!
Congratulations on 20K subscribers! Thank you for all the amazing road trips.
Thank you very much!
Love it, and thank you, Kyle, from Cartman
I always forget how close Texas and Colorado are and that Oklahoma and New Mexico share a border. Good content, Kyle and looking forward to your new format.
Texas and Kansas are also pretty close to each other as well if it wasn’t for the Oklahoma panhandle! Thanks for tuning in!
Why do office buildings have Fire alarms
@@sebbytoysgaming2719 Why do you post comments like this about totally unrelated topics on people's videos? You did this with me and I deleted your comment.
Actually it was 14 states you went through were California, Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, Colorado, Nebraska, Wyoming, Montana, Idaho, Oregon, Washington, and Nevada
Interesting how you did the 2022 season in three different clips June (segment 1 main segment) July (Segment 2) and August/September (Segment 3)
That's an old video since Bridges Inc DBA Scudder Bridge is rebuilding the Cimmarron River bridge at timstamp 20:17
When you evacuated you basically did more exploring from the June videos and took another detour at least 2023 no wildfires in California but in Canada its really bad
I'm really late to the party (been battling "long covid" for over a month 😵💫). Looking forward to the upgrade that you have planned for your videos!
I hope you feel better my friend!
@@InterstateKyle Much better. This thing finally broke a little over a week ago.
Well, Kyle. This is the end of this trip back in the summer of 2021, travelling within in the Western US. I wonder what will be your next adventure. Only time will tell.
There is another video coming in 1-2 weeks that’s almost two hours long. Hope to see you there when it premiers!
@@InterstateKyleHey Kyle what is the name of the first song ?
@@InterstateKyleBtw you always have great music on your drives. One of my favorites is what’s your woman doing tonight by Reo speedwagon from one of your first videos.
287 desperately needs to be upgraded to Interstate standard. It's the main truck route between Fort Worth, Tx. and Denver, Co.
Would be a great expansion of I-27.
There’s this other awful section between Laramie and Fort Collins
I found your videos in late 2018 so happy I found you I see places I have never been and you made me want to move to Colorado
That’s really awesome to hear! I hope you can move out there, I’d be so jealous!
Great season looking forward to your new adventures on this channel
Thank you! I appreciate that.