A very enjoyable and sweet video. My favorite part was the beaver/muskrat who did his/her best telling your camera to get lost LOL. What a special place indeed! Thank you 😊
Lovely vlog! I want to take the Skyline Road drive! My favorite part (besides the beautiful views) was when you explained about the Mammoth findings. You always explain things like a seasoned college professor and I enjoy that! 👍
What a beautiful drive.Like you said,its off the beaten path.The reason its still so beautiful.I hope it stays that way.Thanks for another unique adventure!
I'm super excited with this trip so far too. :) Love the views, this is my kind of scenery.. very excited to see the rest of this series, thank you for taking us along as always!
I love all your videos,but this one was by far one of my favorites. That muskrat and the land slide would probably be my favorite. It gave me some chills seeing the path it made. Thank you for another start of a great adventure😁
Amazing video! Loved all the wildlife. My fav part was that muskrat coming up to the camera and then rubbing rushing back to it’s safety spot. You are so lucky you live so close to such beautiful areas. I’m in miami, it takes like 5 hours to even start seeing some small hills here in Florida. I’m so looking forward to seeing all those areas on your videos some day.
You sure can find some amazing places. I can hardly stop watching your videos - sure beautiful places you go to, you are so talented and really have a gift. Enjoying the videos very much.
It would be really cool and helpful to us beginner suv rv'ers if you made a video about how to plan a trip starting from the idea when it's seeded in your mind. It would help us know how you find all these great hikes and points of interest in the middle of nowhere.
You bring up a great point about selecting a destination but in reality is an excuse to journey there. I’ve spoken to many people that choose a location and that’s it. That’s where they are. I’m going to LA or I’m going to Miami. I feel this misses opportunities for greatness along the way. Not judging but I like doing it our way better. Favorite part? When you stop at the beginning of the skyline road. It just begs for possibility. Thx for sharing!
That was just spectacular, can't wait for the rest of your trip. I especially enjoyed the sheep and Shepard huts. Didn't know they still existed. Thanks
Enjoyed your vlog! I've flyfished Huntington Creek below Electric Lake a few years ago before the forest fire inundated the creek with silt. I wish the water from Electric Lake cold be released in sufficient amounts to exposed the gravel in the creek to repopulate the creek with insects that trout required. The last time I was in the area I saw 3 forest fires presumably started by lightning strikes. It is a beautiful area!
Beautiful/interesting area. Different than many of your trips. Have definitely seen the shepherd's huts, had no idea what these were. I was particularly interested in the landslide area. Huge and rather beautiful (I mean now of course). Thanks for the video, you always do such a great job.
I thoroughly enjoyed this beautiful video. Everytime I watch one of your adventures I get the bug again, to try and get set up for traveling like this. One day, Lord willing!
I’d like to know the names of the roads your on to follow along on your adventures. Like the name of the road at the start and end of skyline drive. You explain so much along the way that I hate to ask for more. But it would add so much to us following along.
Great video! I'm always amazed that you find such beautiful country that you seem to have mostly to yourself. I think the ghost town and its story was my favorite. You mentioned heavy snows in the winter of 1982-83. I found that interesting. Apparently heavy precipitation occurred throughout the west that season. Heavy snows also fell in the Sierra Nevada Mountains of California. The Glacier Point road in Yosemite was a month late opening up that year because of heavy snow. I was wondering if you came across any Geodetic survey markers in the ground on any of these peaks you hike?
Great video! I'm surprised there are not USGS markers at the high points of each county. I just assumed if it were an official designation, there would be a marker. Love the scenery -- I look forward to exploring Utah in 2019.
County highpointing is not a thing a ton of people do, and I don't think the USGS is interested in something so esoteric. It's not an official designation; people have just figured it out through their own research. There was a USGS benchmark on top, but nothing about it being a county high point. Thanks for watching!
I wonder what one does when one isn"t watching sheep. No electricity, looks like some propane for heat. And the dog is helping I see. Thats a different lifestyle !!
Hi. Beautiful Drive. I live in Luray, Virginia and my home is right next to Skyline Drive here. It is a 105 mile. It goes from Front Royal, Virginia to Waynesboro, Virginia. Very beautiful Drive and scenic place. Lots of hikes, waterfalls, trails, camping, lodging, Rangers are very helpful, great pull offs with different view. About 5 miles on 211 west is the famous Luray Cavern. Check it out online. Thanks Deb
A very enjoyable and sweet video. My favorite part was the beaver/muskrat who did his/her best telling your camera to get lost LOL. What a special place indeed! Thank you 😊
Enjoyed the scenery & the Sheepherders little houses or trailers & huge flocks of sheep enjoying nice green grass.
Beautiful scenery! You're really lucky to be able to go to so many awesome places. Thanks for taking us along!
Lovely vlog! I want to take the Skyline Road drive! My favorite part (besides the beautiful views) was when you explained about the Mammoth findings. You always explain things like a seasoned college professor and I enjoy that! 👍
What a beautiful drive.Like you said,its off the beaten path.The reason its still so beautiful.I hope it stays that way.Thanks for another unique adventure!
Thanks for watching, Deborah!
I'm super excited with this trip so far too. :) Love the views, this is my kind of scenery.. very excited to see the rest of this series, thank you for taking us along as always!
Beautiful purple wildflowers. I would love to see a close-up of one of them.
Next time! Thanks for watching, Lory.
I love all your videos,but this one was by far one of my favorites. That muskrat and the land slide would probably be my favorite. It gave me some chills seeing the path it made. Thank you for another start of a great adventure😁
Beautiful country. I visited that area when fighting forest fires east of Thistle in the 1980s...
Skyline Dr. so far H
has been beautiful. Enjoy hitting your "highest county points" adventures. Be safe.
Hi Tristan I loved the gorgeous landscape and I especially liked all the animals you photographed. Thanks for all you do.
Gorgeous scenery! I love aspens and those meadows were lovely
Great video. I am going to plan that drive for next summer when we are traveling west. Thanks again.
There’s also a Skyline Drive in the Blue Ridge Mountains in North Carolina where I’m from in Boone NC near Blowing Rock!❤️😀
Amazing video! Loved all the wildlife. My fav part was that muskrat coming up to the camera and then rubbing rushing back to it’s safety spot. You are so lucky you live so close to such beautiful areas. I’m in miami, it takes like 5 hours to even start seeing some small hills here in Florida. I’m so looking forward to seeing all those areas on your videos some day.
You sure can find some amazing places. I can hardly stop watching your videos - sure beautiful places you go to, you are so talented and really have a gift. Enjoying the videos very much.
It would be really cool and helpful to us beginner suv rv'ers if you made a video about how to plan a trip starting from the idea when it's seeded in your mind. It would help us know how you find all these great hikes and points of interest in the middle of nowhere.
Skyline Dr (Rd?) & the beautiful meadows, flowers and mountain views; some of my favorite things!
THANKS!
Lovely journey. Thanks for sharing. I particularly enjoyed the mountain meadows.
It was so cool catching the muskrat coming out! Beautiful scenery too!
I thought so too! I'm really glad I was able to get that on film. Thanks for watching!
Another amazing and interesting video. You do a great job of explaining everything and you're so thorough. I really love what you do.
Thanks ☺️
Amazing ! the views,the sheepherder's ,what a tuff ,hard job ,they do... Thank You..
I agree. That's a hard way to earn a living! Thanks for watching, Mary.
My favorite parts were the ghost town and that meandering road through the mountains. It looked like it was a nice peaceful drive. TFS!
You bring up a great point about selecting a destination but in reality is an excuse to journey there. I’ve spoken to many people that choose a location and that’s it. That’s where they are. I’m going to LA or I’m going to Miami. I feel this misses opportunities for greatness along the way. Not judging but I like doing it our way better. Favorite part? When you stop at the beginning of the skyline road. It just begs for possibility. Thx for sharing!
Some beautiful birch trees by that mammoth discovery
The twisty Aspens at the mammoth site were interesting. Most of the ones I remember were straight.
Beautiful country Tristen. Also very interesting how the natural dam was formed. Loved seeing all the animals too. Thanks for taking us along.
Thanks for watching, Joyce!
That was smart setting up your camera to record the adventure of the muskrat - I would never have thought of doing that. Get video!
That was just spectacular, can't wait for the rest of your trip. I especially enjoyed the sheep and Shepard huts. Didn't know they still existed. Thanks
Beautiful scenery! This will be a great series....looking forward to the rest of the trip!
That was amazing! The high country is so beautiful.
Enjoyed your vlog! I've flyfished Huntington Creek below Electric Lake a few years ago before the forest fire inundated the creek with silt. I wish the water from Electric Lake cold be released in sufficient amounts to exposed the gravel in the creek to repopulate the creek with insects that trout required. The last time I was in the area I saw 3 forest fires presumably started by lightning strikes. It is a beautiful area!
It really is! I need to go back and fish there. Thanks Frank.
Thanks for sharing....Safe travels
Very interesting and informative adventures. Happy Hiking!
Beautiful/interesting area. Different than many of your trips. Have definitely seen the shepherd's huts, had no idea what these were. I was particularly interested in the landslide area. Huge and rather beautiful (I mean now of course). Thanks for the video, you always do such a great job.
Hello from the Philippines. I love this video. Exhilitaring.
I thoroughly enjoyed this beautiful video. Everytime I watch one of your adventures I get the bug again, to try and get set up for traveling like this. One day, Lord willing!
You should deidnitely do it! Thanks Marcia ☺️
@@SUVRVing Thanks for the encouragement darling!
I’d like to know the names of the roads your on to follow along on your adventures. Like the name of the road at the start and end of skyline drive. You explain so much along the way that I hate to ask for more. But it would add so much to us following along.
Beautiful, thank you.
Enjoyed the video! I like the part where you set up camp for the night.
Love the sheep!❤️😀🐑🐏
I've heard of sheep and turkeys. In all seriousness, I subscribed about a month ago. Really enjoy this!
But it also makes me sad.
Beautiful views and loved seeing all the animals. So cute to see the sheep dog relaxing on the road and watching the sheep on the hillside.
I miss summer now lol I passed you’re still late is week is great for photography 👍 i need add is road my bucket list great video
You and me both! Lol thanks for watching.
You sure get a lot of use out of that little RAV4. When I walk by one I think "how does he sleep in that little thing!"
Great video! I'm always amazed that you find such beautiful country that you seem to have mostly to yourself. I think the ghost town and its story was my favorite. You mentioned heavy snows in the winter of 1982-83. I found that interesting. Apparently heavy precipitation occurred throughout the west that season. Heavy snows also fell in the Sierra Nevada Mountains of California. The Glacier Point road in Yosemite was a month late opening up that year because of heavy snow. I was wondering if you came across any Geodetic survey markers in the ground on any of these peaks you hike?
Oops! I just found your answer to someone else asking about the survey markers.
I really enjoyed that thanks a bunch
Yes muskrat
My fear would be car trouble in the middle of nowhere. You are fearless
We have wild turkeys here in South Carolina.
Great video! I'm surprised there are not USGS markers at the high points of each county. I just assumed if it were an official designation, there would be a marker. Love the scenery -- I look forward to exploring Utah in 2019.
County highpointing is not a thing a ton of people do, and I don't think the USGS is interested in something so esoteric. It's not an official designation; people have just figured it out through their own research. There was a USGS benchmark on top, but nothing about it being a county high point. Thanks for watching!
Great adventure. Thanks for taking us along.
Thanks for watching, Gary. Glad you liked the video.
Poor Town of Thistles but, you left me wanting a turkey sandwich, hehe!
sheep hearders, like Brokeback Mntn?
The purple flowers are called "Lupine", pronounced loo-pin.
I feel like a total idiot. I had a place in Utah for 5 years and never knew about this drive. Damn you, man!
Happy to help! 😁
I wonder what one does when one isn"t watching sheep. No electricity, looks like some propane for heat. And the dog is helping I see. Thats a different lifestyle !!
Flock of wild turkys
People boon-docking on the lake
好👍👍👍🉐👻
Hi. Beautiful Drive. I live in Luray, Virginia and my home is right next to Skyline Drive here. It is a 105 mile. It goes from Front Royal, Virginia to Waynesboro, Virginia. Very beautiful Drive and scenic place. Lots of hikes, waterfalls, trails, camping, lodging, Rangers are very helpful, great pull offs with different view. About 5 miles on 211 west is the famous Luray Cavern. Check it out online. Thanks Deb
This past April I traded in my SUV for a Ford Transit van. It has a mid height roof and just so much more space.