No words can truly capture the beauty of Arizona... Specially Sedona you could say there are these huge red sandstone rocks everywhere jutting up from the desert and making everything else feel tiny by comparison.🌵😍
Thank thank thank you!! So glad I’ve found your channel. This video has truly inspired me to take my family out this spring break. I would definitely add salt flats to my “to go” list though.
Wonderful video, i have added some of these stops to my ever growing list on google maps. I enjoy how you dont spend to long on any one place as that can get a little boring. Not having an RV at the moment we are going to start flying/car renting/hoteling and eating out traveling so really appreciate how you included lodging and eating 👍🏻. We are very intrigued by the airbnb house you stayed at. My wife is rewatching to see if you mentioned the address 🤣😂. We have yet to go to Utah but have been to Grand Canyon countless times and NEVER get tired of it, it truly is just as you perfectly described it. I have the offroad rental place pinned as well, that looked really fun 🤠
The Airbnb was incredible! Unfortunately, I can’t give more info out due to respecting their privacy, but Hatch is a small town, so it shouldn’t be hard to search on Airbnb. :) Also, I’ll have a more detailed video on that particular stay coming out in the next few weeks!
Wow! What a nicely done video! I'm not much of a nature gal, so I doubt I'll ever do any hikes like this. But it was nice to live vicariously through your experience! Thanks for sharing.
Just found you today and really like your style. How did you create your dynamic road graphics for the video? I'd love to use this style for in my travel videos.
I wish I could say it is a simple map template, but I custom build my maps using the GeoLayers 3 plugin for After Effects. Best of luck with your videos!
Hi @akfasso. Just watched your "How to plan road trip w/ Google My Maps". FYI: It came up 2nd in my RUclips search. Great video! Demystified this Google Map tool for me. I'm planning a road trip almost exactly as that one so it was very useful. I'm about to watch this one to get a visual idea of some of the spots on your itinerary. Looking forward to seeing more videos. Surprised you don't have more subs as you have a great voice and teaching style. Your production quality is very good too. I'll look to see if you have a video on your production work flow: camera, equipment, editing, etc. Are the clips above yours? Can't help with your question in your pinned comment as I'm fairly new to the Southwest other than LA and Vegas. Don't mean to impose, but is it okay if I ask a few questions myself about my road trip which I'm planning to take sometime in the Fall? Maybe through email or whatever you prefer?
Thanks so much for this kind comment. I’m glad you are finding the videos to be helpful. Feel free to ask your questions here. I’m happy to try to answer them and maybe help out others who have similar questions.
Hi! Thanks for watching. I started in Salt Lake City, Utah and ended in Phoenix, Arizona. Link to the map and full itinerary can be found in the description.
@hbwproductions if you are interested in visiting Colorado, it would make more sense to start in Colorado, then go to Utah and Arizona. Colorado is a beautiful state and well worth a visit!
@hbwproductions if you are planning to follow my exact route, it makes sense to start in Colorado because it is right next to Utah. So you’d head west and then south. If you are planning your own route from scratch, then it really doesn’t matter! Either Arizona to Utah to Colorado or vice versa.
View a MAP of my complete itinerary and recommendations here (100+ pinned spots!): www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=YRRFRE99YVNRL
No words can truly capture the beauty of Arizona... Specially Sedona you could say there are these huge red sandstone rocks everywhere jutting up from the desert and making everything else feel tiny by comparison.🌵😍
I agree. Arizona is more beautiful than pictures/videos can present. ❤️
Thank thank thank you!! So glad I’ve found your channel. This video has truly inspired me to take my family out this spring break. I would definitely add salt flats to my “to go” list though.
Yup! Great suggestion. Enjoy!
Wah very detailed video. Subscribed!! Your videos deserve much more attention. So underrated.
Thanks so much!
Wonderful video, i have added some of these stops to my ever growing list on google maps. I enjoy how you dont spend to long on any one place as that can get a little boring. Not having an RV at the moment we are going to start flying/car renting/hoteling and eating out traveling so really appreciate how you included lodging and eating 👍🏻. We are very intrigued by the airbnb house you stayed at. My wife is rewatching to see if you mentioned the address 🤣😂. We have yet to go to Utah but have been to Grand Canyon countless times and NEVER get tired of it, it truly is just as you perfectly described it. I have the offroad rental place pinned as well, that looked really fun 🤠
The Airbnb was incredible! Unfortunately, I can’t give more info out due to respecting their privacy, but Hatch is a small town, so it shouldn’t be hard to search on Airbnb. :) Also, I’ll have a more detailed video on that particular stay coming out in the next few weeks!
@@akfasso ok, very cool, looking forward to it.
Love you video!! Great footage
Thank you!
תודה על ההעלאה! טיול משגע, ולקחתי כמה טיפים לתיכנון
Wow! What a nicely done video! I'm not much of a nature gal, so I doubt I'll ever do any hikes like this. But it was nice to live vicariously through your experience! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for the comment! Whether you hike or not, a lot of these National Parks have wonderful overlooks to visit! No hiking necessary. :)
Just found you today and really like your style. How did you create your dynamic road graphics for the video? I'd love to use this style for in my travel videos.
I wish I could say it is a simple map template, but I custom build my maps using the GeoLayers 3 plugin for After Effects. Best of luck with your videos!
Hi @akfasso. Just watched your "How to plan road trip w/ Google My Maps". FYI: It came up 2nd in my RUclips search. Great video! Demystified this Google Map tool for me. I'm planning a road trip almost exactly as that one so it was very useful. I'm about to watch this one to get a visual idea of some of the spots on your itinerary. Looking forward to seeing more videos. Surprised you don't have more subs as you have a great voice and teaching style. Your production quality is very good too. I'll look to see if you have a video on your production work flow: camera, equipment, editing, etc. Are the clips above yours? Can't help with your question in your pinned comment as I'm fairly new to the Southwest other than LA and Vegas. Don't mean to impose, but is it okay if I ask a few questions myself about my road trip which I'm planning to take sometime in the Fall? Maybe through email or whatever you prefer?
Thanks so much for this kind comment. I’m glad you are finding the videos to be helpful. Feel free to ask your questions here. I’m happy to try to answer them and maybe help out others who have similar questions.
Love this video! Greats shots. What video editing program do you use?
Thanks so much! I edit in Adobe Premiere Pro and build the maps in After Effects with the GeoLayers extension.
Well done
very nice Video. Google Maps link is perfect
Thanks so much!
Thanks for watching! I hope you found this video to be helpful. I’m curious to know what places stood out to you and what spots you think I missed!
Awesome, Thanks 🍀💖🌹👍
Your Devil's Bridge photo stressed me out! Lol. But I loved the sunset and colorful sky scenes.
Did you opt out of Monument Valley for some reason?
It’s a place I’d love to see, but it’s also quite far and, unfortunately, we just didn’t have enough time this trip.
Where was the start, and where was the end of trip, or do you have all 12 day trip details ?
Hi! Thanks for watching. I started in Salt Lake City, Utah and ended in Phoenix, Arizona. Link to the map and full itinerary can be found in the description.
@akfasso tnxx. Is it worth to continue to colorado afterwards? Or it's a total different story
@hbwproductions if you are interested in visiting Colorado, it would make more sense to start in Colorado, then go to Utah and Arizona. Colorado is a beautiful state and well worth a visit!
@@akfasso tnx. Why suggest starting there ?
@hbwproductions if you are planning to follow my exact route, it makes sense to start in Colorado because it is right next to Utah. So you’d head west and then south. If you are planning your own route from scratch, then it really doesn’t matter! Either Arizona to Utah to Colorado or vice versa.
Can you post map pons ir details of road trip
You can find a link to my map in the description of this video! It includes my personal itinerary and also other suggested spots for you to visit!