Moab Utah Mountain Biking

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  • Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024

Комментарии • 17

  • @alrichardson7027
    @alrichardson7027 4 года назад

    Hello Jack and Colton! I just watched your episode of you guys bicycling in Moab and your right, National and State parks are for everyone. My son is 21 and autistic and he loves hiking with me. I have been to Moab many times and it's one of my favorite vacation stops and so much to do there! Great instruction on how to set up SUV for sleeping with the mesh. I have driven to all of the lower 48 by car, and now I have just purchased a new Nissan Rouge SUV to hit the road and the trails. Next time I'm in Moab I'm going to continue west and drive Hwy 50 across Nevada and explore Great Basin NP, Yosemite, Seqoia/ Kings Canyon, and Death Valley, National Parks that I have yet to see. Great episode guys, and a shout out to Joe!

    • @RockTheParkOfficial
      @RockTheParkOfficial  4 года назад

      That drive across Nevada is truly one of our favorites. We did an entire episode on it. Hopefully we'll get that one posted soon. Some great parks on that list. Have an epic trip!

  • @giulianopavezvasquez3610
    @giulianopavezvasquez3610 Год назад

    Very Beautiful!!!!🏜utah""deformaciones geológicas de miles años de la creacion de DIOS:"...MARAVILLA""
    IGUAL El compañerismo de ustedes y la fortaleza"".BELLO Video...
    Saludos🇨🇱🗻.

  • @marshagoldstein2434
    @marshagoldstein2434 4 года назад +2

    Once again, an amazing, inspiring episode. Thank you all💚

    • @RockTheParkOfficial
      @RockTheParkOfficial  4 года назад +1

      Thanks for you comment and for watching. Glad you enjoyed it!

  • @kindredtheembraced
    @kindredtheembraced 4 года назад +2

    Terrific episode!! The Earth is so beautiful. Moab was the original Jurassic Park. Its hard to imagine them actually walking through there, but those tracks they left are no joke! Utah is a beautiful state, and when I was in Sedona AZ, that is what it reminds me of.

  • @russellchrischilles1890
    @russellchrischilles1890 3 года назад

    Great show. I was wondering what brand are the mountain bikes you were using, the orange ones? The suspension on those look great. Please share. Are they your own or rentals or did the show have them for you two?

  • @alrichardson7027
    @alrichardson7027 4 года назад

    Hello Jack and Colton! Question, have you guys explored Big Bend National Park?

    • @RockTheParkOfficial
      @RockTheParkOfficial  4 года назад

      We have and it was so cool! We hope to post that episode very soon. Please check back for it.

  • @hall553
    @hall553 4 года назад

    More scenery, less faces!

  • @danryanradio271
    @danryanradio271 Год назад

    This is shit is so funny

  • @billtravers3243
    @billtravers3243 4 года назад

    Dang! That’s an inspiring ride. Been saving up for a handcycle (T6 complete) and this looks like a promising development. Good work Joe! Can’t wait to ride the slickrock!

  • @RandyArellano
    @RandyArellano 4 года назад +4

    Awesome! Having visited and ridden in Moab a few times already, I can attest to the challenges of the trails and the scenery of the landscape. It's a stunningly beautiful area and I'm happy and eager to be going back again this spring.
    ps. It's a little misleading to call it "Moab National Park".

  • @brucecooper6512
    @brucecooper6512 4 года назад +2

    I love the accessibility and diversity of Moab. I was afraid to bring my trike out here, I didn't know if I could ride this. There is a lot that I can ride by myself though. If you are an adaptive, it is a good idea to bring a spotter. My first time on the slick rock trail, I rolled my trike twice in 2 miles. Great video and review. Thank you.

    • @RockTheParkOfficial
      @RockTheParkOfficial  4 года назад +1

      Thanks for commenting and for watching. We definitely had a few teamwork moments on this trail, but we're just so glad we got to share the experience with each other and with viewers watching at home. So glad to hear you're out the rocking our public lands too. Be safe! Cheers!