Best of Big Bend in 48 hours

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  • Опубликовано: 23 янв 2025

Комментарии • 14

  • @marlo7218
    @marlo7218 3 дня назад

    Great guide- thank you! That was so cute when your daughter was having fun with her voice on the bumpy road😀

  • @rightrecipeinthekitchen
    @rightrecipeinthekitchen 26 дней назад

    Great look at the park, the views and the history of the area.

  • @Travelsheesh
    @Travelsheesh Месяц назад

    Such a cute start. Love to see you guys enjoying all the beautiful views and nature with so much fun. Keep exploring

  • @Migratory-Nerds
    @Migratory-Nerds 13 дней назад

    You definitely managed to do and see a lot in 48 hours! Looks like we need to add Big Bend to our National Park trip bucket list.

    • @TravelingAtoZ
      @TravelingAtoZ  13 дней назад

      It is a nice National Park to check out.

  • @TheAverageTourist
    @TheAverageTourist Месяц назад

    The Mountain Lodge looks really comfortable, a great option for sightseeing in the area. Your Mexican inspired, or actual Mexican meal made me hungry and want to go back!

    • @TravelingAtoZ
      @TravelingAtoZ  Месяц назад

      It was really a convenient Mountain Lodge to stay in if you’re in the Big Bend area. Going over to Mexico through the National Park was a lot of fun.

  • @LukeGeeTravels
    @LukeGeeTravels Месяц назад

    You guys actually managed to find a crossing! Meanwhile, I was knee deep in that muddy crossing right at the start. Awesome video!

    • @TravelingAtoZ
      @TravelingAtoZ  Месяц назад

      Thank you. It was a fun National Park to go explore.

  • @AndysWorldJourneys
    @AndysWorldJourneys Месяц назад

    how cool you can just wade over to Mexico. Did you need your passport? I presume you did... La Boquillo somehow looks exactly how imagine small Mexican towns would look! it looks baking everywhere you go though! Great vlog and great to have Sierra along for the adventure!

    • @TravelingAtoZ
      @TravelingAtoZ  Месяц назад

      We needed a passport to go across the border. It was a cute little Mexican town.