Have crisscrossed most of that area of Utah, but always wanted to take a train from near my home in Carbondale to SLC, and bike south for the first part of the route you two did. Sorry if I missed it, but do you have a GPS track to say, the Fish Lake area? The Prospector Inn is the place to stay in Escalante… across the road from a great brewery (2019, 2022).
Another fantastic one Mick! I’m always impressed by your ability to get creative shots and not repeat the same ones over and over again. You’ve also done a great job of mixing the voiceover against the music and SFX. Would love to hear any tips if you have them!
Thanks heaps. I had the thought in the last few days about making a film on how I make my films. I think as wondering if there would be any interest. I’ll try and do one over the next couple of months. Thanks for watching.
Wow, amazing! I live below skyline drive and would love to ride it on my bike but not sure how carry enough water, or even how much I’d have to bring. The entire route was beautiful! I wish I could do that! How do yo carry that large water cube your bike full??
Water on that section wasn't that bad. We carry about 3.5-4lt in bottles, then use a 6lt water bladder (we use Sea to Summit ones and like them). Then it's a bit of repacking to find the space. Hope you get up there to ride it - it's an awesome place.
Looked like a fantastic adventure. Loved all the scenery and the autumn colours. Thanks for sharing 👏🏼
Thanks Mick and Daniel, another great video. It looked fairly hard going, well done to you both. Looking forward to the next one 👏🇮🇪
Thanks 👍
Nice video, thanks for sharing
Beautiful scenery and nice editing.. I'm happy you enjoyed your trip! 🚴♂
Thank you for your excellent bike packing video. Keep riding and keep the videos coming.
Excellent video as usual!
Utah has its unique beautiful scenery
Great scenes, ace colours, cool narration! Nice one team 👍🏼
Beautiful people, gorgeous landscapes, thanks so much for sharing, Eddy from the UK. Wishing you many more happy adventures!
Many thanks!
Beautiful film again 👍🏼thank you for sharing it 🙏🏼
Cheers, thanks for watching!
Awesome video! This has me inspired to try this kind of remote bikepacking
Thanks.
Great film Mick, really enjoyed it all. I wish I was on the trip with you guys.
Cheers. Appreciate it. Perhaps one day!
Beautiful video and some very nice camp sites, amazing how far you can ride on just Pringles!
Ha! Pringles are essential.
Amazing trip, here from Facebook bikepacking group
Thanks for watching!
Have crisscrossed most of that area of Utah, but always wanted to take a train from near my home in Carbondale to SLC, and bike south for the first part of the route you two did. Sorry if I missed it, but do you have a GPS track to say, the Fish Lake area? The Prospector Inn is the place to stay in Escalante… across the road from a great brewery (2019, 2022).
We did have a beer or two there. The route is in the description. Cheers.
Another fantastic one Mick! I’m always impressed by your ability to get creative shots and not repeat the same ones over and over again. You’ve also done a great job of mixing the voiceover against the music and SFX. Would love to hear any tips if you have them!
Thanks heaps. I had the thought in the last few days about making a film on how I make my films. I think as wondering if there would be any interest. I’ll try and do one over the next couple of months. Thanks for watching.
Wow, amazing! I live below skyline drive and would love to ride it on my bike but not sure how carry enough water, or even how much I’d have to bring. The entire route was beautiful! I wish I could do that!
How do yo carry that large water cube your bike full??
Water on that section wasn't that bad. We carry about 3.5-4lt in bottles, then use a 6lt water bladder (we use Sea to Summit ones and like them). Then it's a bit of repacking to find the space. Hope you get up there to ride it - it's an awesome place.
What an awesome trip! Do you have a video that goes over your bike set up?
Coming soon! Thanks for watching.
That looked every inch the epic ride it must have been👍 don't suppose it's very doable on a gravelbike?
Some sections you could (Skyline drive), but it would be ‘fun’ on a gravel bike to ride the Grand Staircase Loop and Peaks and Plateaus Loop!
@MickTurnbullFilms one for the very long bucket list then😄