Tour Utah National Parks: The Mighty 5 & beyond Travel Guide with photography tips
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- Опубликовано: 1 июн 2024
- 90 minute Road Trip Travel Guide to through National Parks in Utah, Arizona, New Mexico and Colorado. We visit 8 National Parks (not really Zion), incredible state parks and the Icon of the West- Monument Valley. Very comprehensive
0:00 Overview-
2:54 Monument Valley
18:30 Intro to the Moab Area
20:08 Arches NP
32:27 Canyonlands NP
39:15 Drive down the 4x4 Shafer trail- Spectacular!
51:44 Moab Side Trips- Castle Valley and DeadHorse Point
56:47 Moab to Bryce: Goblin Valley, Capitol Reef NP, Bryce NP and the Moki Dugway
1:09:00 Kodachrome State Park
1:12:36 Bryce to Mesa Verde- Including the Petrified Forest and Rte. 66
1:21:58 Chaco Culture National Monument
1:26:11 Fly over Valley of the Gods near Monument Valley
This video is amazingly well done - informative, scenic, comprehensive, super easy to watch. Definitely just became my #1 source for planning my upcoming trip. Thanks for this.
Awesome, thank you!
My husband and I went on a tour of the national parks of America. It was wonderful, and the history and geographic splendour will stay with us forever.
haha we have the best parks in the world. literally nothing compares. they used to sit mostly empty except in peak tourist season. now they're being overrun by international tourists. well we have to share i guess. hahaha
Not with COVID- not many flights
FINALLY a photographer who cares enough to teach and share his knowledge and experience. Although I’ve been to most of these parks, I’ve learned a lot and would love to go back. At times some of the video seemed a bit rushed and would have liked a little more information on the sites especially the side tours and smaller parks. An outstanding job. You MUST do more
thanks. my channel has many more videos including some of the 4 corners area with lots of info. btw- most viewers want less info. so as a writer its a fine line. and the under 35s need a fast pace
I grew up in Salt Lake and St. George, UT, with a father who's an archeologist and big ol' nerd. He also happens to be the oldest of four sons, so we Jones boys have been to literally ALL of these places. Unfortunately my pops had a stroke a while back, and now has Alzheimer's, so it's been ages since I got to venture off the beaten path and into the beautiful nooks and crannies those four maniacs would always drag me to.
I'm very under the weather right now and this video made my "puke, shiver uncontrollably, sweat buckets, eat saltines, repeat" day so much more bearable. A million childhood memories came flooding back to me. (Hiking through Devil's Garden in winter, a light dusting of fresh snow on the fins, and the entire park to ourselves . . .) It was great.
Cheers, mate.
thanks! its nice to hear how my work helps people. one say i hope to go there when there’s snow.
@@TheWestisBig It was so much fun to watch. I currently live in Salt Lake and don't get down south as much as I'd like.
St. George, in the far southwest corner of the state, has a new airport and many more flights now. Aside from being geologically gorgeous, it has a very similar climate to nearby Las Vegas so it would be ideal for a winter trip. Snow Canyon State Park is in St. George (I graduated from Snow Canyon High at the mouth of the canyon), Zion, the Kolob section of Zion (off I-15 near Cedar City), Virgin River Gorge, Red Cliffs Rec area, and Cedar Breaks Ntnl Mon. are all a day trip away, then you can return to the palm trees of St. George, haha.
I might have to do that one day. I'm editing a winter trip I took through New mexico's park right now. Please subscribe to me channel so I can keep on making videos
I make this trip in 2013.
Is amazing.
Everybody must see this beautiful land.
God bless America.
If you go to Arches or Bryce canyon it's best to start at the back of the park and work your way toward the park entrance. It's less crowded this way.
Yes, I can second that. I was there Sep. 2020 and did just that, went directly to the back in the morning and worked back towards the entrance.
Imagine exploring this area 45 years ago. That was a huge part of my childhood. I feel very lucky.
you are
As a Geologist myself, I am very happy that you explain how some of the formations formed. And the material is incredible. Iam very happy to travel to this area to annoy my wife with geological facts on our honeymoon.
Thanks! Im working on a Parks of the Rio Grande Rift travel guide - lots of geology in it- i’m using timelapse bake goods to illustrate rising plates and rifting. btw- are u Familiar with Nick Zenter’s geology lectures. they’re on utube and r pretty good
I toured this country every summer for years with my family growing up. My father a professional photographer would take me with him early in the morning to get shots with his 8 by 10 camera. the best memories of my life the National Parks in Utah and South Dakota.
i bet he got some great images
I have never seen such an informative well presented yet entertaining and interesting video like this before... it had me pausing, and backtracking every so often. Thanks for the amazing content and detailed bits and pieces about sun positions and times for the best pictures etc.
THanks! It's nice to hear people can see the difference!! It took over 30 days to shoot and much longer to edit. I've also been producing video professionally for over 25 years.
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Agreed
Nice and informative video.Thanks for sharing.Stay Blessed.🥰
Beautiful video. Thank you for showcasing God’s amazing creation!
You're videos should be on tv they are just so so Great
thanks for noticing. I’ve been making professional media for clients for over 20 years
@@TheWestisBig I'm not surprised by that at all. Wonderful work I've been really enjoying you're videos.
Thank you so much, Steve!
I haven't enjoyed a travelogue as much as this for a long time.
I loved everything about it: your photography; the tone of your narration; the pacing of each sequence; the incredible vistas; the sense of unlimited space (and freedom); the unfathomable beauty of God's good earth - everything!
I live in the UK, where we have nothing remotely like these amazing landscapes.
Now, I just need to plan my trip, for when the crazy covid times are finally over.
Keep well and keep it going! 🙏🤝
Thank you very much Nick. By-the-way you may find my Road Less Traveled Series worth a watch. It covers several less know and less visited areas in the Four Corners. FYI- I'm planning to go to Monument Valley in a few weeks if the Covid rules allow to shoot the area with a dusting of snow.
And since you're a Brit, my TR6 needs work if you have contact info on a good Triumph Guy please forward it. THanks
@@TheWestisBig I wish I could help you with your TR6, but cars aren't really much of an interest for me. Just be glad you haven't got a TR7!
However, I will certainly seek out your other videos; I've always been fascinated with that area of the US.
Thanks for the tip and fingers crossed for your next Monument Valley trip. 🤞
yeah I'm not a fan of the tr7. I've had the tr6 for over 20 years now its still fun to drive even with a few issues.
A few years ago, my GF and I ate in a Burger King restaurant on Highway 89, AZ, 100 miles south of Kayenta.
It's been 3 years since then, and we never stop telling people that this is the best burger we ate in the entire UNITED STATES! (This was part of a coast-to-coast trip so we tasted a lot of burgers all over the country).
No one believes us that the best burger is on some random road in the middle of the desert, especially not a fast food burger, so hearing you recommending on a Navajo Burger King really approved that we were right!
We're planning on visiting the area again on October, we'll definitely try the kayente branch!
Great video and thanks for the recommendation! It helps a lot with setting up the route for our next RV trip.
Thanks! sounds like a great trip. be sure to check each park’s website- many of them require reservations up to 3 months in advance!! Arches is one of them
@@TheWestisBig Thanks for the tip, will definitely head to the websites and plan the visit better. Thanks!
The park reservations are hard to get! they tend to be valid only for certain days and entry times- sadly it makes it hard to be spontaneous on the trip. thanks for watching and subscribing
By reservations you mean even for entrance and short hikes threw the park, or lodging and camping in the area?
you need a reservation to Enter the Parks. Its the park system's plan to reduce crowds- you can't get passed the main gate without one- in most cases. Some parks allow entry very early of late without one but you need to check with each park to know its rules. It's a big deal and a pain in the ____
I just found your channel today. I live in Ottawa Canada and have just started to adventure ride motorcycles. Your channel is a perfect introduction to some of the amazing national parks I want to see. The snow is still very deep here but spring will come quickly. A big tour to the four corners will take time and planning but it will happen. Maybe I will make a goal for 2025. Should have my moto travel feet under me by then. Once again thanks I have literally spent the afternoon watching your playlists
Welcome aboard! I’ve been to Ottawa it was about -15c! I hope you’ll look at some of my Road Less Traveled series. They don’t have a lot of views but they are great road trip places. btw- Arches, Zion and maybe others require reservations to get in. Check each Park’s website. thanks for watching.
Be sure to see this before you get to old & frail. You'll have plenty of good memories in your old age!😎😜👌✌
After the man you helped walked thru your camera shot, I laughed, liked and subscribed.
thanks for subscribing!
Hello I live in Thailand I like so much your videos this is in my dreams thanks ,
Thailand is beautiful, too.
Can't wait to see it all with my own eyes in about 80 days...
Great vid!
Have fun!
This is without a doubt one of the finest presentations I ever seen. It is fresh and interesting throughout. Thank you and congratulations on a well planned video. We cannot wait to travel this area. Safe travels
Thanks it was a lot work! fyi- im finishing a New Mexico road trip video. i hope u like it too. thanks for subscribing
Looking forward to the New Mexico trip
Wow!
Was this a million dollar production from a major TV network??
Been traveling around the Southwest 4-5 times during the last 15 years. Constantly keep coming back even though the trip is long.... (live in Stockholm, Sweden).
Read many travelguides and have watched several RUclips clips covering the area but I have never ever come close to any guide this good. Great pictures/footage, narration and production. And most of all - loads of great advice!
Deeply impressed!
BTW - Can’t believe we didn’t take the Shafer Canyon Road back to Moab from Dead Horse Point last year.... Can’t believe I’ve been like 10 minutes away from Goosenecks State Park on Road 163 at least 4 times without doing the detour..... .... ..
THanks for the Kind words. No this was a one man production. Others seems to like too and as of last week I'm speaking with a US TV network and a my THe West is Big! content may soon be available on EU TV. BTW- I drove by the Goosenecks several times too before finally checking it out. LOL. FYI- the Shafer Trail is accessed from the Canyonlands Road not the DeadHorse. But as you know they are quite close.
Thanks for watching. Out of curiosity, what other US places would you like to see covered in this way? I need 4 more episodes before I can sell internationally.
This is an amazing video.. its like I actually visited these places myself
Thanks. It was a lot of work. And thanks for subscribing.
That is Great Amazing!!,Beatiful!
thanks
Wonderful , informative video- appreciate the time and care you put in to it. Kindest regards
Thank for recognizing the work and effort that went into this project.
This show lots of what is in each area. I like the canyonlands part best. Thanks for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed it
Hi there. This is just the most informative, useful, most perfectly filmed and narrated video ever. Period.
I cannot thank you enough for sharing.
Best regards from Argentina.
Thank you very much. That is the goal for all my videos. Nice to read the work is appreciated.
This is the best video on the Southwest I have ever seen. There's a good reason George Stevens selected this area to shoot movies like "The Searchers," with John Wayne. Thanks for posting:)
thanks
This has to be the best instructional video on all of RUclips I will be going there soon and I have stored all of this information on my Google Maps thank you so much.
Thanks! It took about 25 days to shoot and a couple of months to write and edit. It's nice to here the work is appreciated.
I miss BEAUTAHFUL 😍💙
Oh boy am I glad I rafted and hiked these places extensively in the late 1960's and early 1970's. What a time I had without any crowds and usually without seeing another person. I even met Edward Abby in Arches and shared his camp fire for dinner. Made my way up to Idaho after that for rafting on the Middle Fork of the Salmon River for 10 years working running a sweep boat for the Smith family. Then is was back to India and Nepal. Better get yourselves going before you are too old!
I get it. It’s amazing how narrow the adventure travel window is.
@@TheWestisBig I think I was just lucky to start my exploration of our planet just before the explosion of people traveling started. I went to India and Nepal in 1973 after hearing about them from a woman on a rafting trip in the Grand Canyon in 1971 who was doing Peace Corp work in Nepal. This was so fasinating it changed my life. We made it to the Everest base camp area on the Kumbu glacier. There was almost no one there but our party of 5. No piles of jumk or other indications of a base camp. That was in December. I had a lot to learn about traveling and high altitude camping. What a time it was. In 1993 I went back to explore much of both countries for the next 15 years. Now I am 70, very happy and still a lucky guy.
I didn't start my adventures until my 30s because I was broke. I wish I would have started earlier!
Did the 5 parks in Dec 2019. Was wonderful even though higher up vista points were closed for snow. Capitol Reef dirt road was also closed. Overall wonderful trip. Started with Zion- Bryce- Lake Powell- Monument Valley-Arches- Canyonland-Capitol Reef . Wonderful narration and voice sir.
Most awesome and thorough Utah video on RUclips...
Thanks!! I worked hard on it.
The totum pole in monument valley was climbed in the movie "The Eiger Sanction" by Clint Eastwood and George Kennedy.
THanks! I didn't know that
Totally agree, this is the absolute BEST travel guide video IV ever seen.
Beautifully shot, clear, precise & relevant info, additional geological info - just perfect.
Already planning this for my next trip to the U.S.
My last trip was to Sturgis
All the way from Perth West Australia 👍😊
Thanks, Its nice to hear people appreciate the hard work. If you're going to come this far make sure you check out my Road Less Traveled series which includes videos on the Amazing Bisti-wilderness, Ship rock, Chaco Culture, Hovenweep, Canyon of the ancients and some spots I missed near the Moki Dugway including the Great Photo op of House On Fire. Thanks again
True professional video 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻💪🏻👍🏻✌🏻
Thanks
Best Utah travel video! Thank you.
Wow, thanks!
1:02:12ish- the absolute BEST and most scenic way to get from Capitol Reef to Bryce is to to take the Notom-Bullfrog Road to the Burr Trail and actually cross through the water pocket fold! It is a dirt road, but usually conditions are OK for passenger cars. In my opinion, the burr trail switchbacks are more incredible than the Shaffer trail.....and the burr trail will take you through Escalante and meet back up with hwy 12 before Bryce. The views are so incredible.
Can a Subaru like vehicle do it or do u need a jeep?
@@TheWestisBig A Subaru will do it! We did it in a 2WD rental.
While you're there, check out Strike Valley Overlook (part of Capitol Reef NP). Once you get to the top of Burr Trail Switchbacks, take the first right you come to, and then follow the wash (part of the Upper Muley Canyon I believe) to the top of the Waterpocket Fold and to a parking area, then just a short 1/2 mile hike to the viewpoint. THAT road will need 4WD (an AWD Subaru would probably do it too)....but it is the most spectacular view I have ever seen. I could sit there for hours contemplating my smallness. And you will pass by an amazing double arch through the wash (you can't miss it on the way down, but I didn't even notice it on the way up).
Thanks for this. I’ll use it as a reference. I’m back from New Mexico and starting writing and editing. I’ll try to get a segment or 2 out in a couple or 3 weeks. thanks for watching.
Whao what an amazing video. Thanks for the hard work
Thanks for recognizing the effort.
I took the Green Tortoise Bus from San Fransicisco with people from all over the world, we did many of these national parks and others up north. It brings back great memories. Thank you for this wonderful video.
Thanks for sharing!
Enjoyed every minute of the video. Learning the correct pronunciation of Navajo names is crucial. Can’t wait to move to Arizona in October.
This is sooo amazing. Ty.
Thanks for posting this without all of the political commentary some post with their videos. You keep it simple and factual.
This is better that a US government video. You did a great job. I'm going here on Feb 2, 2022.
Nice. I’d be interested in hearing how the new ticket enters time works for you.
@@TheWestisBig Sure. But what do you mean by "the new ticket enters time"?
Arches implemented a new entry procedure in the last few weeks. go to thier web site for more info. i’ll put out an update when i’m done with the new mexico parks series im editing now.
I’m shocked anyone would look beyond the beauty of that entire state!
WOW! Love the video and all the pictures. 😍😍😍😍👍👏
thanks!! that means a-lot
Wonderful video! Thank you greatly for sharing!
nice to hear the work is appreciated
❤ thanks for making the video. It is inspiring.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Love Utah and been back 7 times since my first visit. I will one day plan a month long trip to go around the grand circle in a slower pace to explore more. When this COVID shitshow is over of course.
Thank you for this video, wonderful!
You are so welcome!
Very informative video. Also, amazing shots. Thank you for sharing. I am gonna come back to Utah for the Mighty 5 again this February, when I hope for fewer crowds.
Have fun! And thanks for recognizing the work.
Superbe! Vous nous montrez, pour nous, Suisses, une autre planète. Vous donnez envie d’y aller!👏👏👏
Thank! I hope you do. Plan ahead- it’s hard to get in some of the parks.
We took all the notes from this video; made an itinerary and it was the best trip ever.
Thanks to YOU because we went to places you have listed, but traveling with 80-year-old senior was challenging (LOL).
Thanks for the kind words! Glad my work helped.
The Shafer Trail scared the life out of me!!
This is an incredible video. These are some of my favorite places in the southwest and this is the first video which I've seen which does justice to the parks. It covers both the standard places and views as well as some of those which are much less visited and even more incredible. Anyone who is planning to visit this area, needs to watch this video very carefully before going; there is no better planning tool that I know of.
Kudos to the people who put this together; this is a gem!
Thanks! This a one man effort. When u love a place it shows.
Great video! Love all the detailed information
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great job on making this video 📸!
thanks
Such a great video!!
Thank you.
You are so welcome!
Arches national park is beyond amazing! Dead horse view is fantastic like a dream the colors blend into the snow and red dirt we went at what i believe was the perfect time nice a cool. The snow really brings out the red in the dirt! Make sure you have your yack track feets on slick~*~ love this epic adventure :)
Very educational for me and thank you very much sir. Hope some day I can see it.
Your welcome
That was the most amazing documentary I’ve seen. I just got back from doing the 5 Utah National parks. My mom and I left from Las Vegas and did the circle that way. I’m making a photo album, and I wanted to put a documentary on in the background. This was amazing to watch. Thank you!
thanks very much! fyi im making a similar one on the parks on New Mexico
I subscribed.
Seriously amazing video. The first time I went to Utah I didn’t plan that great. I knew I needed some permits for some hikes. I had a bookbag and a tent with a rental car. I got all the way to Governor arch in the staircase. I really fell in love with the place. This second time I was more planned out.
I got home to look for a video while I made a photo album and yours was by far the best.
Thanks! it took over 30 days to shoot and several hundred hours to write and edit. Please subscribe it really help me get pain for the work
My family and I did Schaffer's Trail last year and it was a blast. Canyonlands was a lot more chill and relaxing than Arches, and I'm convinced it's really just more beautiful as a whole.
Hello there Vaughn
Thank you for taking me along on your journey. Magnificent
You’re welcome I’m glad you enjoyed it.
Love this video... and I laughed aloud when the man wallowed right straight into your time-lapse shot. It was the combination of the visual and your narrative that made it so funny. 😆
Ah good that was the plan. 😁
Thank you so much for this video.
You are so welcome!
Excellent video, just excellent....
Thanks!
I’ve been watching your RUclips channel, specially “the west is big!”, .over and over, I learned a lot from you, I am getting known about what is Grand circle is now.
So much details are excellent, you are the professional!!!!!.
I am still watching almost everyday, to learning from your RUclips, our family will go this summer to Zion park, Bruce canyon, and many more you already introduced for two weeks.
Your knowledge, and explanation all the pictures are amazing.
You do not know how much I appreciate your RUclips channels, you the best of bests, many many you tube channels show their experience “The West” I’ve been watching, but none of them even closer to your RUclips channels.
Thank you!!!!!, so much, when I go “the West” this summer, I feel like, I was there already, although, I never been there except Moab, because of you.
thanks! thats why i make them. go to the Arches NP web site because they changed the entrance rules. you need a timed ticket now
Great Video, good information Thank you 😊
thanks for commenting and subscribing- it really helps!!
Great information. I’ve been there couple of times and I missed lot of places you’ve shown here. I’ll be heading back once this pandemic calms down. We Americans needs to see more to appreciate our country. Great work!!!
thanks
@@TheWestisBig I'm a RUclips Tourist from Australia. Thanks for the interesting scenery. :)
What a great tour guide. Cheers!
Thanks!
@@TheWestisBig Sir, PLEASE ( KINDLY ) if possible share any email address or phone number to reach You,
How can I personally talk to You ? My Cell # is 562-441 2014. Email is: TOJAYSHAH@GMAIL.COM. Do You Manage & Guide a tour through these areas ? You are so great & Your way of narrating sooo very beautiful. It is as if I an already travelling there inch by inch ? God Bless.
I don't have a guide operation in Moab. I can be hired as a private guide but that it's pricey. Why do you want to talk?
Most excellent narrative and picture show
I agree, I like his narrative and easy manner.
Excellence in motion man. Thx
Your welcome
Super production. The views are great and so was your song!!
Very well done. I have been to most of them as well. Great places to visit.
Thanks
Great video
Thanks!
I've been through most of these areas and loved every minute of this travel guide. NOTE to travelers. If you want to travel a little North of Zion's you'll love Kannaraville falls. It's a 1.75 miles round trip to the falls. Most of the hike is in water that's not swift most of the year. The hike is a bit strenuous especially if you're out of shape and most of it is through the creek which you must traverse to reach the falls. I love this place. It's near cedar city utah.
thanks
bookmarking this video for reference for future trips
THANK you very much for the time codes!
your welcome
The best video I have seen on the area! Thank you for all the hard work you put into this.
thanks ! i worked real hard on it.
soo gorgeous! I love it. was there 5 times amazing!!!❤❤❤
thanks
i agree with the statement below. finally someone who does the info right.
Epic! Thanks for putting this together.
Thanks
Awesome video. Can't wait to head back with all this great knowledge and information. Much appreciated 🙌🏽
thanks for writing!
Awesome!
Thank you for this incredibly wonderful travel guide. It is going to be immensely helpful in planning our trip.
Glad it was helpful!
It is very helpful for us to watch your video for the western national parks and historic sites of the United States.,
We would like to visit this area again
I hope you do. check out my Chaco canyon and Hovenweep video. on my channel
If only I had this video before I went on my Mighty 5 trip! Nevertheless, I had an amazing time on my trip!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Very well done. I'm a former trucker since retired. Informative, educational, disciplined scope. You ought to put it up for sale haha
Thanks. btw- for a few years it was only available as a dvd or blu ray. this lastest revision is the first that is to view free. fyi- i only make 1/2cent per view even if the commercials aren’t skipped.
Thank you so much!
You save me so much time and makes my trip planning much easier.
You’re welcome
This is the best travel video i have ever watched.!!!
And i watch many.
Lack of money has kept me from being an explorer, but i also became crippled 4 yrs ago so even if i won the lottery i could not go - and enjoy - sight seeing this beautiful world.
So i watch posts of other people's adventures (thank you very much).
Through others who generously share their experiences, i get to see some amazing places. However, even though im appreciative, they are often fast shots of scenery but not much indepth knowledge. So i feel i have watched someone's quick pics of a vacation.
Yet i have not seen anything so all-encompassing with rich detail and beautiful video capturing every tiny aspect of a journey as i have in watching this post. I feel that i was on this trip WITH you.
💞💞💞
Thank you! that’s what i try to do. My brother was in a wheelchair. I’m very happy to hear my work is appreciated. fyi- you may also like my 92 min Glacier NP video and some others on my channel. I hope u get to travel one day.
@@TheWestisBig 💞
i love the way you narrate this i wish i could do it and the place is beatiful!
Thanks
Well done, good information!
Glad you enjoyed it
I'm a Minnesotan that is planning on driving to Utah to complete part of the grand circle. Looking to visit the mighty 5 and add some other stops along the way. This video has gotten me very excited for my trip next month
I’m glad the work helped. please subscribe. fyi my channel has more videos of places out there in my Road Less Traveled series
You deserve a prize for such rich and instructive video. I'm planning to do a quite similar travel in the Mighty Five, and to be honest, I'm gonna use your video as a guide. My most sincere Congratulations for such a great video.
Thanks! I'd settle for cost reimbursement. FYI- check out my New Mexico tour- It's almost as good as this one.
Excellent video!
thanks
This is the trip I want to take next spring when my car is paid off. I have already seen some of Arches and Valley of the Gods five years ago.
Thanks for making such an informative and interesting travelogue! We thought you had a professional narrator, you've done such a fine job!
thanks. Ive been producing professional video for clients for 20+ years. These vids r what i wish i got paid for
What an amazing video...so professional and full of fantastic tips and ideas for things to see. You have a new subscriber!! Can't wait to watch more of your content!
Great thanks. I shot a new eastern New Mexico tour last month the documentary will be out later this summer. Yes, it takes 100’s of hours to research, write and edit the level of quality of video on this channel.
Video is amazing thank you
You’re Welcome.
Thanks very well done
Glad you enjoyed it. FYI- this if a prety good time of year to do this one
Amazing video!!!!!
Glad you enjoyed it
Bonjour de Paris
Beautiful photos , I am planning a 2 weeks road trip through Utah national parks your amazing video and explanation were very help full.
Merci
de rien. please know the Monument Valley dirt road has been closed due to covid. and there 2-4 hr cues for buses in Zion. check local web sites for more info. btw- you might find my new mexico vids interesting too.