Finding the Remote Needles District of Canyonlands National Park Utah in Our Lance 825 Truck Camper
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- Опубликовано: 7 июн 2024
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We take our Lance 825 Truck Camper to the remote Needles District of Canyonlands National Park in Utah. We hike among massive rock formations to a canyon overlook, find a natural spring with remnants of a cowboy camp & pictographs/rock art, and learn how life survives in this desert landscape. To top it off, we drive a scenic dirt road to a trailhead that took us directly to the colorful sandstone spires.
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Very nice. Good seeing you both again. ❤
Thanks! We’re happy to be back!
Great cinematography, this is one of your best uploads yet, thanks!
Thank you so much 🥹 Glad you enjoyed it!
Once again a beautiful video. The scenery is out of this world amazing. You did a wonderful job explaining everything. Who would have known about those organisms on the ground. Not me that’s for sure. Thank you again you both do a great job. Take care
Thank you! Utah is indeed such a beautiful place with fascinating desert life. Glad you enjoyed it! 🤗
Love the video . I had the honor of driving thru the very southeast part of Utah before heading into Colorado , The scenery was awesome . I wish I had gone back to see more . At the end of the month heading out to Denver , Co to see Family . I requested to see the Royal Gorge .
Thank you! Utah’s scenery is definitely out of this world. Have a great time in Colorado!! We have yet to visit the Royal Gorge, but it looks awesome!
Love your videos. I am a Utah native in Salt Lake City, most of your visits here, I have once been to in my younger days with my parents. Absolutely loved Dead Horse Point. You might want to consider Capital Reef. Very cool place to visit. Loved watching the bats flying around at night at the cliffs there. It was always a great trip. Zion as well, as long as you can book there, very busy. Safe travels everywhere you go. Love you guys
Thank you!! We are so glad you enjoy our channel 😊 And thanks for the recommendations!! Zion is one of our favorite national parks. Utah is an amazing state to call your backyard.
@@thewaywedidit I want to take my wife to Colorado. She has never been there. I love Fairplay & Steamboat Springs and all those places. Any suggestions?
@@williamboweter714 that’s great! Honestly you can’t go wrong with anywhere in Colorado ☺️ it just depends on what section you want to see. The western slope has fun mountain towns like Frisco, Vail, and Breckinridge. The front range has Rocky Mountain National Park and Mt Blue Sky. The southwest corner has Telluride, Durango, Mesa Verde Nat’l Park, and the Million Dollar Highway. Colorado Springs has Pikes Peak. All extremely beautiful! When you decide on what section let us know and we can recommend more!
@thewaywedidit OK thank you! I will certainly look into those as well as aspen, that's a gorgeous place as well
Hands on the wheels 😂😅😊
I may need to duct tape his hands to the wheel 😂