Wild ATV Ride Has Unexpected End: Only MINUTES Were LEFT
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- Опубликовано: 28 июл 2021
- A heavy rainstorm dumped a massive amount of rain in just a short amount of time while I was riding my ATV through the river bottoms. What was supposed to be a fun day ended up being a race for time as floodwaters quickly approached my location from the north.
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Situational awareness...absolutely necessary in the great outdoors! 👍
Good call to turn back and bail out of the river bottom! Fun stuff as always! Keep it up!
The awareness and knowing conditions is what saved a bad ending. I kept looking and monitoring and at first glimpse, I bailed out. Once I made it out it only took 10 minutes if that to make that river impassible. Thanks for watching and your support. Have a nice weekend!
Right on ! Thanks for sharing this with us !! Awesome Adventure 👍👍
Glad you enjoyed it. It was a sweet adventure that had me thinking.
Glad you got out safe.
I am glad nothing happened either. It happened so fast.
Being able to gauge the situation is paramount, nice call buddy, be safe to play another day.
I'll have to admit. I am super thankful I was monitoring conditions. It went from a sprinkle to a massive dump of rain. Thankfully I was only a few miles into my ride when I called it. Had I not been intuitive to the river, things could of went south. I will not be doing this again even if there is a sprinkle. I underestimated the strength of that storm. But the aftermath and seeing the river bank to bank with water was mind blowing especially since I was in it. When the real surge hit, I was out of the river at least 20 minutes.
Another great video!!!
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks my friend. I hope you have a great weekend.
Nothing better than sitting down for lunch and seeing Manzanoman has uploaded a new video 👍
Good thing you turned around. Mother Nature always wins. The only control you have is over how badly do you want to lose.
Hey bud. I am glad I can be a part of your lunch hour. I'll tell you the honest truth, I underestimated the rain that fell in a short time. It rained hard for 20 minutes and the river rose in less than 45 minutes. I am so glad I stopped to observe and turned around. Had I not there is no telling what the outcome could have been. Mother nature is mysterious, mean, and beautiful. But we should always respect her power. Have a nice weekend bud. Great videos by the way!
Thank for that video Body.
Thanks for watching. I appreciate it.
Wow Amazing😃👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
This video is very original and creative.
Your great ideas and talents make great content.
you will be successful.👍🏻🙏🏻👏🏻
I'll see you again.
have a wonderful day😃🙏🏻🥰🌈
Thank you so much 😀. I appreciate you watching and your comment. Have a great one!
Manzano Man! Your videography is sharp! You knocked it out of the park!
You motivated me from the first video of yours I watched. Thank God you made it out alive Brother! Keep on Adventuring!✌🏼☕️☕️🍺
I appreciate that! Thanks for following my adventures and I hope you are getting out and enjoying yourself. Dude this was a day I will never forget. I am glad I called it instead of being ballsy and ignoring danger. I love to see another day and keep on adventuring. Take care brother and I hope you have a great weekend!
God call to get out of there Ruben. Glad your safe
No kidding man. It all happened so fast. I was only about 3 miles into my filming this ride when I called it. Thankfully I was being observant to the conditions to see the slightest change. Take care bud. Thanks for dropping by.
Love NM and your vids.
Thanks man. New Mexico is a pretty sweet state to explore. I also appreciate your support. I hope all is well your way. Take care.
Glad you made it out of there safe. Kinda tense there as the water was getting deeper. It is always good to be aware and cautious. I live near the beach and it can be hot and sunny and the rivers are cool and shaded but can rise quickly because of rain you can not see in the mountains far away, rivers are nothing you want to get caught in especially traveling alone but they sure are fun to explore remote off-trail areas. The new intro is great.
You are absolutely right about how rivers work. They are mysterious as they are to explore their remote beauty. A sprinkle went to a full blown hard rain into a river rising in less than 45 minutes. Thankfully I saw the danger and turned around when I did. Had I not done that I would have been swept downstream. I learned a lesson out of this. I am glad you enjoy the new intro. I think it came out looking good.
I hope all is well. Take care and have a nice weekend.
Man that’s sweet you can go riding like that close to home. That look like fun running the river like that, I would say that’s a good thing you decided to turn around when you did wow! The river looked so different at the end of the video that sucker was Rollin! Great video!
Thanks for taking us along buddy!
It is a great place to ride. I don't even have to load my ATV. I can get there from my yard. I am so glad I kept monitoring what was going on instead of being to caught up. Had I not been aware and turned around there is no telling what would have happen. Thanks for dropping by bud.
You know how to build the suspense! 😬😬😬So glad you got out of there!! I didn’t know you could go swimming in that river with that ATV! 😂😂
Good morning. I still can't believe the river changed that fast and in front of my eyes. Growing up in New Mexico I have used the Rio Grande for recreational fun every year and I have never seen this. I am glad I got out of there and my scene of awareness was high. I didn't know ATVs could swim either, but it sure did that day lol. Especially my last water crossing. Have a good day.
Man that is crazy how fast dry river bottoms and washed can fill up. It's a good thing that you noticed the change in the river and turned around when you did. Your videos are awesome buddy. I really enjoy your work👍
Dude I couldn’t believe how fast things changed when I was riding. I have never seen the river do this and I have lived near it my whole life. But I guess there is a first for everything. I appreciate you watching bud and I am glad you enjoy my videos. I hope you have a great weekend.
Looks so fun. I want to atv camp.
I hope you can make that happen. It is a lot of fun to camp and ride.
Fantastic like always.. but becarful to stock in the mud 😆, very good clip
Thank you. It was an adventure on this filming and also a learning lesson. I appreciate your support. Have a great day.
Got out of there just in time. Great video. Stay safe
That was one wild ride. I am glad I got out of there when I did. But I learned an important lesson that day. I will not be doing that again. Thanks and take care. Have an awesome weekend!
Love the new intro.
Holy crap that was a close call! Looked like a ton of fun prior to the river rising!
Thanks bud. I am glad you enjoyed the intro. Man this place is awesome to ride in, except for when heavy rain is in the area. New Mexico is notorious for rapid heavy rain that flood and damage things in Monsoon Season. I'll have to get back out there and ride again in the future. Thanks for watching bud.
Good call to get out of there when you did. Moving water is often dangerous and underestimated.
Dude that was a wild and unpredicted ride. I had plans to ride to the next trail entering and then ride through the cottonwood tree forest. I was literally 3 miles into my ride and called it. I am so glad i was paying attention to what was happening. I still can't believe how high the river rose in 45 minutes. Thanks for watching bud. I hope all is well.
Riding a river bed! need to try this.
It is a lot of fun. I recommend trying it out one day. Just don’t get caught up in a situation like I did lol.
The new intro looks great my friend! Good call on turning around when you saw the water change, that's crazy how fast the water rose lol. Awesome video!
Thanks buddy. Dude that was seriously crazy how fast the water rose. Had I been out there another 5 minutes, I don’t think I would have an ATV today. I would of ran to the bank and watched my quad get destroyed. Thanks for watching. I hope your weekend is going well.
Nice video That’s pretty wild glad you got out when you did stay safe hip hip!!!
It is hard to believe how fast things changed while riding. I am glad all went well and I avoided a situation that could of went south. But I hung out there for a while and just watched the river continue to rise. Impressive force that is for sure. Thanks for watching my friend.
Woah! Wicked intro man! As always, I'm watching... maybe not always commenting but I watch it all until the end.
Pretty cool to see the Rio Grande so low in your video... looks like you enjoyed rolling through it at the beginning lol.
Hey there! I am glad you liked the intro! I had been wanting one for a while, but could not find one I liked until now. I appreciate you watching and supporting my channel even if you aren't commenting. The Rio Grande is a fun place to ride between late July and August because the water level is at its lowest point making it possible to ride. I'll tell you what, I have lived in New Mexico all my life and I have never seen the river do this. So it was a lesson learned for sure. Take care bud and have a good day!
That river was rising really fast 😱
Well it was great that you had some fun driving there, just looks fun and wet lol.
It was wild to see the river rise that quickly. I had fun, but I never expected the outcome. Have a good day and weekend.
Riding the river looks like fun ! Till the rains hit , then a different story lol . At first I thought you was turning into a mud guy 😂. Great video buddy .
Lol, no mud for me like the mudding channels or the snorkels haha. But dang, I almost needed a snorkel on this one. The river is a sweet place to ride. It's scenic and loaded with wildlife to see. Dude that rain came in hard and dumped a ton. GoPro or camera doesn't even pick it up other than it showing what appears a sprinkle. But this is what our Monsoon rains look like in New Mexico. Thanks for watching bud. I hope all is well and your staying cool.
Manzanocruiser - lol
Wow seeemed deep water scary
That was a wild day that I never saw coming. Up above me there was a flash flood that I learned of later that evening. I caught the water change just in time.
As usual ,another Great Video, I like riding in the rain too I am Glad you got out of the River when you did and your alright. Mother Nature can change so quickly ,we got to be on the lookout .Today I rode to the River 7 miles south of my home . This River you cant cross on Atvs its way too deep and fast current. there has not been any Rain here much this summer so there is no mud . lol
I love rain riding. It feels nice and cool making it a lot of fun. Dude this rainstorm was wicked, camera didn't make it look like a hard rain but the river sure showed it on camera. I am glad I was paying attention and got out. This river is usually impassible except for about 2 months out of the year when water is being diverted into ditches for all the farmers. When this happens the water levels drop in this area.
That is awesome you rode to your river out there. What river is it that you are talking about?
Hey Buddy ! Man what a good video ! You were so lucky to stop and turn around when you did, and I think you may have even thought about the water rising before you said it, b/c you kept mentioning how deep those holes were, then you sort of when silent.... and I do the same thing, it's you thinking about the situation. Anyways man, great video, Thumbs up from me, and I'm glad you and the Can Am made it out safe, Just a FYI: Can Am owns Sea-Doo so you could always trade the outlander in for a sea-doo watercraft haha Cheers buddy !
Hey buddy. I appreciate it. I am very lucky to have stopped and turned around when I did. My silence was processing what was going on and looking around. So I am glad I turned around in less than 3 miles in. Sensing the danger before the danger was there is what got me out safely.
This time of year many of us get into the river due to its low hazards, until it rains and I learned my lesson for sure. I posted this video to hopeful have people think more about what someone might get themselves into.
I will not be doing this anytime soon and I will stick to enjoying trail riding in a different way. I'll have to keep the sea-doo in mind for watercraft sports haha. Thanks my friend. Have a great weekend.
Glad you called it when you did bud! Way to keep an eye on your surroundings. It comes up quick and you dont want to get in the cross-fire.
Man I am glad I called it also and I was paying attention to my surroundings. Had I not been aware of things, it could of been a different outcome. Thanks for dropping by bud. Take care.
I did notice the new intro and I love it!!
Thanks, I appreciate it.
The weather is not good but , view is awsome, greetings
I love the views from the river bottom. I just wish the weather was a little better than what it was. Thanks for watching.
I see a rad relocator in your future!
No kidding. Thankfully I had a massive scene of intuitive processing to know what was coming. I am glad I didn't hesitate to leave. Leaving I kept monitoring what was happening because I would have bailed sooner than my final exit.
You should bring a inflatable raft, lol. Just kidding stay safe.
Lol, no kidding. A raft was sure needed. But I am glad I made the right call to leave when I did.
Wow good thing turn around 15 to 20 minutes more would been bad deal .
I owe my awareness to my surroundings and noticed even the slightest difference which gave me plenty of time to leave. I had a plan B and I am glad I didn't have to exercise that exit. But what a change in 45 minutes. I was only in for 30 minutes. Thanks for watching buddy.
Thanks for sharing your adventure with us Reuben. Glad you got out before it became too late! Looks like fun when the water is low for sure. Take care.
This is a great place to ride and it is seasonal. This is a time of year when the river is low because of water diversion they do for farmers. It was an eye opener and a learning lesson. While I was not immediate danger, 10 minutes longer and I would of had to exercise plan b. Thanks for watching and take care.
Have to love when a neighborhood jaunt/ride turns into a fun adventure! Glad you made it out safe; it's so easy in our dry New Mexico climate to forget how crazy things can get when the sky starts opening up!
This was a wild ride that turned into a learning lesson on how the river can also rapidly change like our arroyos. I also think my advantage of not being hit like an arroyo flash flood is because I had the dam in Isleta helping me. What a surreal experience. Have a great day.
Can you do a video on what you keep in your box
Hey there! Thanks for the idea. I will get a video up within the next few weeks on what I carry in my box. Have a good one.
Wow! I was riding near Cabezon Peak and crossed a culvert bridge over a damp slot canyon. An hour later when heading back I crossed that slot canyon again but this time it was raging water thru it. It was sunny/dry in Cabezon but the water was coming from the rain in the Jemez mountains. Glad you're safe man.
I know exactly what you are talking about. I have seen this happen out in the area you speak of. I will be exploring this area in the winter time for some camping on my ATV. It is crazy to think how fast monsoon rains can change things. I am glad I made it safe and I am thankful I was super aware of everything that was going on. But it was a reminder as well to probably not do this again if rain is on the forecast. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment.
Holy crap, that classy intro! Man, it's amazing how quickly that water was overtaking the land in that opening shot. Seeing it change that quick is both spooky and incredible. Glad you didn't run into any trouble out there good sir. Always enjoy a ride with my homie ManzanoMan! Talk to you later.
Hey! What's up homie? Thanks, bud. I liked the way the intro came out as well. I've been wanting one, but I have not liked any of them until now. Dude the way that river changed in a time of 45 minutes was incredible. It was something to witness for sure. I am glad that I didn't hesitate to get out of there when I did or else who knows what could have happened. Take care man and have a good day! Talk to you later.
I wish I was your neighbor and go ride with you
Thanks man.
Aside from the rain it looked like a great time. I'm meeting some friends up in Nebraska in a week and a half to ride a river with them. I do understand the fun.
River riding is super fun. I under estimated the strength of the rain storm that hit, but I am also even more thankful I was paying attention to the river and changing conditions. But have fun on your river ride and be safe. Thanks for dropping by and commenting.
This is the same place you just went fishing
Close, same river, just a different section of it.
Great video 👍🏼 does this river have tides or was that purely caused by the rain?
This river doesn't have tides. What ended up happening is I caught a surge of water that happen to be coming down stream from a big rain fall that happened a week before in the northern mountains of New Mexico and Colorado from what I heard on the news. When i was out there I thought maybe it was from the rain I was in while riding. Thanks for watching buddy.
@@ManzanoManATVAdventures oh wicked! You should see the tides out this way, check out a video or two on the bay of fundy tides! Looks just like your video the way the water rolls in!
@@ManzanoManATVAdventures also how are you liking your new bike? I would love to see a video comparing your recent 3 quads!
Hey Rueben, great video. I guess you must have been really itching to get out because you seemed super-pumped at the start of the vid. I’m wondering how do you know there isn’t a deep drop off/ pot-hole when you drive into the River? Pretty ballsy move buddy! I don’t think I could do that, especially being all alone. Thanks for sharing, and for throwing in a little drone shot just for me, lol.👍🏼☮️
Hey Pa. It was the spare of the moment decision to go for a primitive off trail ride. I grew up in and around this river my whole life and know where the deep holes and drop offs are. The holes and drop offs are near the banks where the main current runs. As long as you stick to the opposite side you are good to go.
I do have to admit, it was a bit ballsy. I had a plan b the whole time and I am glad I didn't have to exercise it. But I will not be doing that anytime soon because we have had quick storms to move in and dump lots of rain in a short amount of time. I am glad you enjoyed the drone footage. Take care my friend.