Bonjour cher chasseur d'images. POTASH ROAD quel magnifique et sublime paysage. merci pour ce voyage dans cette belle région de L' UTAH et les prises de vues grandioses, j'adore. une fan de MARSEILLE FRANCE.
Been through Moab on the way to SLC but never through here, Don’t think my Big Truck would make it, but thank you so much, I’m retired from trucking and in the comfort of my room watching this, So Beautiful 😊❤️
Mountain biked this WAY back in the mid 90s. Rode along the White Rim trail, then down Shafer which is just stunning. Then left under Dead Horse Point to Potash road and up into Moab. Nearly killed me. Brutal ride, way longer than we were expecting. But absolutely beautiful.
My buddy and I arrived in Moab on day 6 of our 10 day adventure bike ride. It was late October this year a week before it turned cold. We left Arches NP and turned down Potash Rd. I thought I died and went to heaven. Unfortunately, I was out of gas down by the power plant and we never turned onto dirt. Thanks for sharing what I missed!!!
Ahh, that’s a huge bummer! The route was fun enough in our SUV, would’ve loved to have done it on my KLX 230 dual sport bike. What kind of bike do you have?
That road is in better shape than when I drove it many moons ago. It is a great bit of adventure particularly to start at the upper end of Shafer Trail.
Did Potash Road, down the Shafer Trail, completed the White Rim trail over two days( camping overnight in my tent) in a Rental new Jeep Cherokee in 2002. Oldtimer Englishman reliving past adventures.
Olá, que lugar lindo, um céu mais lindo ainda, gostaria de estar aí, agradecendo a Deus tanta perfeição, que Deus te abençõe, um ótimo final de semana.
bonjour magnifique vidéo dans les canyons étroits superbes paysage les différents points vues en hauteurs sont tout bonnement superbes les travaux pour la retenue d'eau après les canyons sont superbes a voir aussi la route direction moab avec un bras du colorado je pense est magnifique aussi votre travail vidéo est toujours d'une grande qualité merci pour cet autre voyage en votre compagnie cela fut pour toujours aussi agréable et une splendide découverte de votre pays encore une fois enfin pour moi merci de se partage vidéo cordialement
Wonderful 4WD drive, great landscapes on the way. Was great to see it virtually, as I won't be able to drive with an RV on such roads, during my planned roadtrip through West USA. I will be in Moab though to see Arches NP. Thanks for the video, greetings from a roadtripper from Germany!
Amazing views! I plan to drive on Potash with my 2023 Crosstrek in March/April this year. Looking forward to it. We were at Moab and Canyonlands a few years ago.
I unexpectedly drove this very road. After camping overnight in Canyonlands, on the way out of the park, the next morning, I saw Shafer Canyon Rd road and decided to drive it down into the canyon, and then I just kept going all the way to Moab. It ranks as one of my favorite times ever in a National Park. We were also in a stock SUV, and we only saw 1 or 2 other cars on the road that day.
Another spot on my to-do list. I haven't explored Eastern Utah, yet. I'm going to arrange a road trip from Michigan to Canyonland. Probably in 2024. This year I'm driving to New Mexico
@AdventureEveryDay White Sands NP, Lincoln NF, UFO Museum, Elephant Butte Dam, Gila NF, Western NM Museum, Albuquerque, Santa Fe, Four Corners NM and hopefully Monument Valley in AZ before I head home I'm open to any suggestions!
@AdventureEveryDay lol sounds like a plan. I'm driving my 17-year old truck there. Her name is Goldie. She has 400k under her belt. I hope she doesn't leave me stranded in the middle of the desert 😅
@@thatmichiganguy Hopefully she’ll hold up, just be sure you keep plenty of water on hand in case something does happen and you get stranded out in the desert 🏜️
Just like the comments I left for your Canyonlands NP vid a couple of weeks ago, once again I was in awe at the rock color and I am eagerly awaiting the day I can get back out there because I want to do the White Rim Trail as well as go thru Pucker Pass. In your opening seconds (and repeated again at the 2:25 mark), it took me about three seconds to remember that site. Too many positives about that experience to mention here but one if not probably the only negative I recall was the condition of the road, with that underlying road I had to slow down to 5 MPH or so unless I liked banging my head into the door jam. There were several locations like this once getting past the switchbacks coming down but the worse one I recall started at the 11:25 mark for several minutes. Should I drive this again, I believe I'll wear a bike helmet until I get to the potash ponds. Once again, great video !
@@ogFIEND I envy you, your presence in that area. I do count the time period as to when I can make it out that way again. Watching other videos for that area, I have more areas on the list to do. What are you driving?
Bonjour, vous utiliser quel matériel vidéo ? L'image est très belle et stabiliser. J'ai fait plus 15 fois cette piste depuis 1994 , la première fois avec une berline .j'ai été très impressionné par les paysages. Je suis accro a cette région depuis 1994 ,j'y suis retourné plus de 20 fois. Il y a onion creek sur la route 128 que vous devriez filmé. Merci pour vos magnifique vidéo que je partage.
I become wonder while watching your video, how beautiful this world is and really a lot of thanks for sharing these types videos for us otherwise it's really impossible to imagine regarding surrouding landscape. If possible then please show your vehicle/car picture among every video. Thanks
Hi Guys, loving your work, we will be here in May 23, will that be a good time to drive this road? We hope to have 4 or 5 nights in Moab, relaxing and exploring. We will have a Dodge Ram. 🇺🇸🌵🏴
May should be a great time to visit Moab and do some off-roading. Weather can start to get a bit warm already in late May, but hopefully it won't be too bad for your visit. Thanks for watching! Enjoy your trip!
WIll an AWD with moderate ground clearance, like Forester/Outback Wilderness, be able to make it through the entire trail? Or is a 4Runner/Wrangler type 4x4 body-on-frame SUV a must?
Can’t say for sure, our Audi Q5 had pretty decent ground clearance, but our aftermarket tow hitch scraped the ground two different times. Plus the conditions of the trail vary. If you decide to try it, just go slow, having a spotter is a great idea, and be prepared to turn around if you come across an impasse.
Potash Road is longer and not as smooth as the Monument Valley loop drive. Both are impressive and definitely worth seeing in person. Here's a the link for our video of the drive through Monument Valley: ruclips.net/video/tEhrLr3ETyI/видео.html
No, we can’t recommend trying it without all wheel drive. Ground clearance in a minivan could be an issue as well. You should be able to do Shafer Canyon no problem though.
We did this drive in July. There may be times of year when the road doesn't go all the way through to Moab, but can't say for sure. Weather conditions will also play a big role in the drivability of this road as well.
What a dangerous street, trail, or whatever it's called. I saw two families with minors playing on the edge of the cliffs. It is a total abandonment of this route. But what beauty of stone mountains, already collapsed or about to fall.
No, the problem is most likely your internet connection, or your device isn’t capable of displaying RUclips videos at 60 frames per second at the resolution you selected. If that’s the case then lowering the playback resolution would likely help.
no need for a 4x4 in this trail. suitable even for a small city car like fiesta, i20, even a smart car. been far more challenging roads in my first car fiesta diesel manual and my current i20 1.2 petrol manual. look like it easy but very pretty drive. so far up to the 59:30 mark ive seen nothing what would concern me, even at that point a few rocks in the ruts to make them less deep still feel that passable. i got bad health so my city car will go off road as i want to get as close as i can to planned place to take few images and places my car been most rangerovers in the city done nothing of the sort even tho they can. pick you lines and read the road well you be amazed places you can get to and so far never had any damage, only thing to keep in mind if you going to go on to three wheels then you need just enough not to much to get drive tires back on the ground both them as no locking diff, some the climbs a little more speed and give enough gas balancing between grip and slip. loads fun taking a car to places it never designed for but they can do quite well if you read the road right and choose correct lines you get pretty far out.
We certainly don't recommend anyone attempt this in a normal car, especially one without 4x4. The park rangers don't recommend it either. Shafer Canyon Road, yes, but not Potash Road. Maybe you can force a normal car through the trail, but you're risking severe damage to your car. Getting towed out will cost at least $1,500, not to mention there's little to no cell signal to even call a wrecker. The tow hitch on our Audi Q5 SUV bottomed out and scraped twice along this trail, and that was with an experienced spotter and carefully picking our lines in difficult areas. Bad idea for most tourists.
I would say you could probably do the Shafer Canyon switchbacks in a normal car, but don't recommend Potash Road in anything but a 4x4 with decent ground clearance.
A permit is not required for Potash Road. Some other roads in Canyonlands do require permits, so it's always best to research the trail you want to drive/hike/bike ahead of time.
Watching this while walking on my Treadmill. Feels like I'm enjoying the outdoors.
Very cool idea!
Boy, what a GREAT ride, the soothing sound of wind and tires makes this the ULTIMATE.
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed the ride!
@@AdventureEveryDay burada insanlar yasiyormu Türkiye'den selam
This is just sublime, truly unlike anywhere else on earth!!! I just love Utah, quite possibly the most spectacular state of all!
Agreed, Utah has such immense beauty and grand views. Thanks for watching!
Bonjour cher chasseur d'images. POTASH ROAD quel magnifique et sublime paysage. merci pour ce voyage dans cette belle région de L' UTAH et les prises de vues grandioses, j'adore. une fan de MARSEILLE FRANCE.
Merci, Potash Road est un endroit venteux!
Been through Moab on the way to SLC but never through here, Don’t think my Big Truck would make it, but thank you so much, I’m retired from trucking and in the comfort of my room watching this, So Beautiful 😊❤️
Definitely wouldn't try it in a huge truck like a semi! Thanks for riding along with us!
Mountain biked this WAY back in the mid 90s. Rode along the White Rim trail, then down Shafer which is just stunning. Then left under Dead Horse Point to Potash road and up into Moab. Nearly killed me. Brutal ride, way longer than we were expecting. But absolutely beautiful.
The whole area is just stunning, one of our all time favorite trips to make is going to Moab!
My buddy and I arrived in Moab on day 6 of our 10 day adventure bike ride. It was late October this year a week before it turned cold. We left Arches NP and turned down Potash Rd. I thought I died and went to heaven. Unfortunately, I was out of gas down by the power plant and we never turned onto dirt. Thanks for sharing what I missed!!!
Ahh, that’s a huge bummer! The route was fun enough in our SUV, would’ve loved to have done it on my KLX 230 dual sport bike. What kind of bike do you have?
@@AdventureEveryDayso a normal suv can handle this?
Lucky enough to drive few years back, its even better in person, other worldly, quiet, serene, ...perfect
Oh yeah, videos can't do a place like this justice compared to seeing it in person!
Che paesaggi stupendi che ci sono in Utah. Grazie a voi per farci vedere questa bellezza della natura
Nessun problema! Grazie per aver guardato!
That road is in better shape than when I drove it many moons ago. It is a great bit of adventure particularly to start at the upper end of Shafer Trail.
Thanks for watching!
WOW! BEAUTIFUL 😍. The rock formations and colors of Utah can't be beat.
Agreed! Utah is parked with immense natural beauty!
Did Potash Road, down the Shafer Trail, completed the White Rim trail over two days( camping overnight in my tent) in a Rental new Jeep Cherokee in 2002. Oldtimer Englishman reliving past adventures.
Love it, thanks for watching!
Buena panorámicas y fotografía. 😎
♥️ ¡Gracias!
Olá, que lugar lindo, um céu mais lindo ainda, gostaria de estar aí, agradecendo a Deus tanta perfeição, que Deus te abençõe, um ótimo final de semana.
¡Utah es un lugar especial con paisajes maravillosos y aventuras por todas partes! ¡Gracias por ver!
can't say enough, how much, I LIKE Utah!!! sooo BEUTAHFUL☺☺
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bonjour magnifique vidéo dans les canyons étroits superbes paysage les différents points vues en hauteurs sont tout bonnement superbes les travaux pour la retenue d'eau après les canyons sont superbes a voir aussi la route direction moab avec un bras du colorado je pense est magnifique aussi votre travail vidéo est toujours d'une grande qualité merci pour cet autre voyage en votre compagnie cela fut pour toujours aussi agréable et une splendide découverte de votre pays encore une fois enfin pour moi merci de se partage vidéo cordialement
Thank you so very much for doing this video. My husband and I had planed to do this drive on a trip. We were never able to make it.
Hopefully you’ll make it back sometime soon and can do this drive!
Thank you so much for this peaceful and serene video. I’m going to travel here someday.
You should! Moab has a ton of stunning areas, the exploration is endless!
Wow! Thank you so much for this trip!!!
Thanks for watching!
Awesome footage here. The mountains are talking, nothing is permanent. Stunning vistas. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks!
WOW!!! THHIS IS AMAZING!!!! Thanks for sharing!!!!
Glad you liked it! 🤍💙
Wonderful 4WD drive, great landscapes on the way. Was great to see it virtually, as I won't be able to drive with an RV on such roads, during my planned roadtrip through West USA. I will be in Moab though to see Arches NP. Thanks for the video, greetings from a roadtripper from Germany!
Glad you enjoyed it! 🤍
Super Video - I enjoyed it!! I drove the Shafer Trail and Potash Road on Sept. 14th this year. It was a great experience.
Thanks! Mid-September weather must’ve been really nice for your trip!
Simply breathtaking.
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merveilleux voyage un admirateur de Bordeaux merci.
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Amazing views! I plan to drive on Potash with my 2023 Crosstrek in March/April this year. Looking forward to it. We were at Moab and Canyonlands a few years ago.
Sounds like a great trip, hope you can come back to Moab soon!
I unexpectedly drove this very road. After camping overnight in Canyonlands, on the way out of the park, the next morning, I saw Shafer Canyon Rd road and decided to drive it down into the canyon, and then I just kept going all the way to Moab. It ranks as one of my favorite times ever in a National Park. We were also in a stock SUV, and we only saw 1 or 2 other cars on the road that day.
It’s a really special area, the beauty is just endless! Thanks for watching!
Awesome Views !!!!!!!!!! Even along the highway was amazing.Thanks :)
Glad you liked it!
Southern Utah's rock formations are so symmetrical and odd it truly makes one question the existence of ancient other worldly civilizations .
Outstanding!!
❤️ Thanks!
Oh my, unbelievably beautiful, the terrain is so unique, loved it ❤❤❤❤
Glad you liked it!!
Another spot on my to-do list. I haven't explored Eastern Utah, yet. I'm going to arrange a road trip from Michigan to Canyonland. Probably in 2024. This year I'm driving to New Mexico
Eastern Utah is well worth exploring, especially the Moab area. Where are you planning to visit in New Mexico?
@AdventureEveryDay White Sands NP, Lincoln NF, UFO Museum, Elephant Butte Dam, Gila NF, Western NM Museum, Albuquerque, Santa Fe, Four Corners NM and hopefully Monument Valley in AZ before I head home
I'm open to any suggestions!
@@thatmichiganguy Sounds like a great trip! We haven’t done a whole lot in New Mexico yet, so you’re giving us some recommendations haha
@AdventureEveryDay lol sounds like a plan. I'm driving my 17-year old truck there. Her name is Goldie. She has 400k under her belt. I hope she doesn't leave me stranded in the middle of the desert 😅
@@thatmichiganguy Hopefully she’ll hold up, just be sure you keep plenty of water on hand in case something does happen and you get stranded out in the desert 🏜️
Great video, we love the full video adventure. Thx
Happy to hear you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching!
Great drive! Thanks for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for riding along with us!
Очень интересно Удивительнее места. Спасибо кто снимал!
Спасибо за просмотр! Рад, что вам понравилась поездка!
Excellent ride along; hardly felt the bumps😎😎😎😎
❤️ Thanks for watching!
Che spettacolo meraviglioso 👍👍👍
💙 Grazie per la visione!
Just like the comments I left for your Canyonlands NP vid a couple of weeks ago, once again I was in awe at the rock color and I am eagerly awaiting the day I can get back out there because I want to do the White Rim Trail as well as go thru Pucker Pass. In your opening seconds (and repeated again at the 2:25 mark), it took me about three seconds to remember that site.
Too many positives about that experience to mention here but one if not probably the only negative I recall was the condition of the road, with that underlying road I had to slow down to 5 MPH or so unless I liked banging my head into the door jam. There were several locations like this once getting past the switchbacks coming down but the worse one I recall started at the 11:25 mark for several minutes. Should I drive this again, I believe I'll wear a bike helmet until I get to the potash ponds.
Once again, great video !
Yes, the road was quite rough for most of the trail. We definitely took our time so as to not destroy our vehicle's suspension! Thanks for watching!
Can I ask what kind of vehicle you were in?
@@ogFIEND If you are asking me, I drove a Nisan Frontier with 4WD
@@BOF7431 Right on, I was just curious. I drove the trail today and it was a little bumpier than I expected but not too bad overall
@@ogFIEND I envy you, your presence in that area. I do count the time period as to when I can make it out that way again. Watching other videos for that area, I have more areas on the list to do. What are you driving?
Fantastic scenery!
Thanks!
Stunning
💙 Thanks!
Omg this one is beautiful seriously u know I really disappointed that I want lived!! I am fell in love your video ❤❤😮
Thanks very much!
Another great video
Glad you enjoyed it!
Breathtaking! 😍😍😍🏜️
🧡 Thanks, glad you enjoy it!
Headed to Moab in late December. Hopefully the weather holds out to get a few trails in.
It will be a 2000 mile journey but it’s on my bucket list.
Hopefully you’ll have some fine weather then and get the chance to have some fun out on the trails! Let us know how your trip turns out!!!
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29:40ここから岩無し。
32:35遠くの岩柱に段々と近付く。
51:00正面にテーブルランド？
1:05:30フェンスに囲まれた池。
1:12:00エルビス・プレスリー？
Canyolands invites you to explore a wilderness of countless canyons and fantastically formed buttes carved by the Colorado River and its....
For sure, a true wonderland to explore!
اللهم صل على محمد وال محمد goooood
Super Amazing Videos ... You deserve 10 million Subscribers ... Keep going
Would you please tell me what is the camera you are using?
sehr schön! 💙💙💙
🧡 Danke schön!
It's like Mars but with vegetation and life
Definitely has a landscape and color very similar to Mars!
Nice video
Thanks 😊
Bonjour, vous utiliser quel matériel vidéo ? L'image est très belle et stabiliser. J'ai fait plus 15 fois cette piste depuis 1994 , la première fois avec une berline .j'ai été très impressionné par les paysages. Je suis accro a cette région depuis 1994 ,j'y suis retourné plus de 20 fois. Il y a onion creek sur la route 128 que vous devriez filmé. Merci pour vos magnifique vidéo que je partage.
ok now i feel like im in a roadrunner coyote cartoon lmao BEEP BEEP
Always loved the red rock desert landscape in those cartoons!
Hard to imagine that this was all under water for many millions of years to lay this much sediment down , the great inland sea
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Can’t believe this is a public road!
It's an amazing resource and it's well maintained.
I become wonder while watching your video, how beautiful this world is and really a lot of thanks for sharing these types videos for us otherwise it's really impossible to imagine regarding surrouding landscape. If possible then please show your vehicle/car picture among every video. Thanks
My true dream is to be in this desert
Hope you can someday!
Hi Guys, loving your work, we will be here in May 23, will that be a good time to drive this road? We hope to have 4 or 5 nights in Moab, relaxing and exploring. We will have a Dodge Ram. 🇺🇸🌵🏴
May should be a great time to visit Moab and do some off-roading. Weather can start to get a bit warm already in late May, but hopefully it won't be too bad for your visit. Thanks for watching! Enjoy your trip!
Veri good okey
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WIll an AWD with moderate ground clearance, like Forester/Outback Wilderness, be able to make it through the entire trail?
Or is a 4Runner/Wrangler type 4x4 body-on-frame SUV a must?
Can’t say for sure, our Audi Q5 had pretty decent ground clearance, but our aftermarket tow hitch scraped the ground two different times. Plus the conditions of the trail vary. If you decide to try it, just go slow, having a spotter is a great idea, and be prepared to turn around if you come across an impasse.
This is on my buccet list
Just found out that the shafer trail is closed for maintenance when we are visiting, is it possible to drive the potash road part in a normal SUV?
Yes, Potash Road is doable in a normal SUV. We did it in a stock Audi Q5 with all wheel drive.
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Can we drive a SXS up this from north Moab? I see this road is only 7 miles south from our RV spot.
You won’t be allowed to take an OHV into Canyonlands National Park (or Arches National Park), but you could do most of this route.
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Anyone know how this road compares to the 17 mile loop in Monument Valley?
Potash Road is longer and not as smooth as the Monument Valley loop drive. Both are impressive and definitely worth seeing in person. Here's a the link for our video of the drive through Monument Valley: ruclips.net/video/tEhrLr3ETyI/видео.html
@@AdventureEveryDay I did the Monument Valley loop 3 weeks ago. Potash sounds like a Jeep or similar is needed.
would a mini van fwd with all terrain tires do it.
No, we can’t recommend trying it without all wheel drive. Ground clearance in a minivan could be an issue as well. You should be able to do Shafer Canyon no problem though.
@@AdventureEveryDay thank you
What time of year did you go? Google shows the road not going through time moab.
We did this drive in July. There may be times of year when the road doesn't go all the way through to Moab, but can't say for sure. Weather conditions will also play a big role in the drivability of this road as well.
Where was the camera mounted ?
Are these fireroads open to public? Do you need special permit to drive on these roads?
How many miles is that drive on gravel road?
Potash Road is roughly 17 miles long
Thank you.
What a dangerous street, trail, or whatever it's called. I saw two families with minors playing on the edge of the cliffs. It is a total abandonment of this route. But what beauty of stone mountains, already collapsed or about to fall.
is it safe to go?
Those are Ruins, I can see Temples and buildings, I see an entire City.
At least that's what I see.
sound?
We mentioned what happened with the sound during this drive in the description.
Amazing landscape and video, what camera do you use?
Probably the best I’ve seen. What camera are you using here? I’m doing this drive next week.
Great video footage! Thank you for sharing and giving inspiration to go out and experience this trail! What video camera are you using to shoot this?
Stunning. If I may ask, what time of year and day is this? Also what type of camera? Best video I've seen of this area yet!
NEEDS MUSIC TO STIMULATE THE IMAGINATION.. IS BORING WITHOUT IT. .BUT, BEAUTIFUL 😍
Play music of your own choice ;-)
I would like to live in a national park but its illegal
What type of camera are you using?…and is it okay to dispersed camp out there or does one have to camp in designated areas?
awesome what camera do you have ?
Black Mesa
the video keeps pausing every few seconds is it supposed to be this way ??
No, the problem is most likely your internet connection, or your device isn’t capable of displaying RUclips videos at 60 frames per second at the resolution you selected. If that’s the case then lowering the playback resolution would likely help.
no need for a 4x4 in this trail. suitable even for a small city car like fiesta, i20, even a smart car. been far more challenging roads in my first car fiesta diesel manual and my current i20 1.2 petrol manual. look like it easy but very pretty drive. so far up to the 59:30 mark ive seen nothing what would concern me, even at that point a few rocks in the ruts to make them less deep still feel that passable. i got bad health so my city car will go off road as i want to get as close as i can to planned place to take few images and places my car been most rangerovers in the city done nothing of the sort even tho they can. pick you lines and read the road well you be amazed places you can get to and so far never had any damage, only thing to keep in mind if you going to go on to three wheels then you need just enough not to much to get drive tires back on the ground both them as no locking diff, some the climbs a little more speed and give enough gas balancing between grip and slip. loads fun taking a car to places it never designed for but they can do quite well if you read the road right and choose correct lines you get pretty far out.
We certainly don't recommend anyone attempt this in a normal car, especially one without 4x4. The park rangers don't recommend it either. Shafer Canyon Road, yes, but not Potash Road. Maybe you can force a normal car through the trail, but you're risking severe damage to your car. Getting towed out will cost at least $1,500, not to mention there's little to no cell signal to even call a wrecker. The tow hitch on our Audi Q5 SUV bottomed out and scraped twice along this trail, and that was with an experienced spotter and carefully picking our lines in difficult areas. Bad idea for most tourists.
id like to use this footage for non profit church videos? may i? nice
O lugar é lindo mais ninguém tém paçiénça de a sistir numa vagareza dessa
Você tem a opção de acelerar o vídeo nas configurações de vídeo, conforme informamos no início do vídeo.
You could drive it in a normal car
I would say you could probably do the Shafer Canyon switchbacks in a normal car, but don't recommend Potash Road in anything but a 4x4 with decent ground clearance.
Breaking bad thumbnail isn't it?
The thumbnail was taken directly from the video
This is not ultra Hd. Blurry grow may be low light causing it.
Are these fireroads open to public? Do you need special permit to drive on these roads?
A permit is not required for Potash Road. Some other roads in Canyonlands do require permits, so it's always best to research the trail you want to drive/hike/bike ahead of time.