Arizona Hot Springs Ring Bolt
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- Опубликовано: 14 дек 2021
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Nicely done and informative at the same time. Love the way you explain the different geology. Keep them coming.
You are so welcome, thank you so much for watching
Hiking pole or staffs are always nice to have. For hike & self defense.
I really liked taking them this time :) help out a lot :)
In the early to mid ‘70s we used to put our boat in at Cottonwood Cove and boat up to where the creek from the canyon flowed into the Colorado River. It was a great place to beach the boat and spend the night. In those days there was only a rickety old wooden ladder to getup over the cliff on the way to the hot springs pools. It truly is one of the best skinny dipping spots in the country. Unless there is a lot of people there. Like a troop of Boy Scouts invading the area. (I’m not joking). It’s named after the Ring Bolt Rapids which is just downstream from where the creek flows into the Colorado River. Before Hoover Dam was put in it was a real shallow shoal there that the flat bottom paddle wheel boats had to cross. So they installed ring bolts so that the boats could hook a wire rope and winch themselves across the shallow spots.
Arizona Hot Spring? Surely not without you in it!
I love hearing you nerd out.
When you find those basalt rings or balls it means quartz mineralization is present close by.
Enjoyed this adventure very informative thank you for your videos your the best
Hi
I'm from New Zealand and love our country where there are a lot of easily accessible hot springs.
Thanks for the video
Wow, that would be amazing to go to some in NZ
I am in NZ this very moment, queens town, 7 more days before flying back to California, any recommendations for hot springs between QT and Christchurch?
You your videos Elley btw!
I used to collect bird nest also, ( just empties and wind falls ) I had a friend in the Audubon society and id give them to her and her club would meet and inspect them , I love all the different kinds and materials they find to use . this was another fun one with lots of great geology information ! happy holidays see ya on the Next One !
Super lesson in Arizona and Nevada geology, and an interesting exposure to the hot water there... stay cool Elley ... (y)
Wow, i wish i had the energy to go expeditions like that…Thanks for sharing…it was great.
I watched other RUclips videos and not one is the same you see the hot springs from different point of view. Fantastic video
Awesome thank you!!
I was looking up videos cause I'm doing this hike tomorrow, but I also enjoyed all the bits of the geology! I've done an "onsen" in Japan & really look forward to one nearby to me
Such a beautiful place. Thank you for taking us.. I’d be stumbling around always looking at the rocks not the trail 🤷🏻♂️. We are always picking up trash when we hike. To many people just don’t care
You are welcome! I always bring an extra bag for trash, but I draw the line at people “pee” trash 😳
Great hike report & video, Elley. Loved the narration of the geology on the hike down. Yeah, that top pool is almost too hot to sit in. The canoe or kayak trip down from the dam is also well worth it and an excellent way to get there. You've got to hire a guide company for that trip, but totally worth it. Was there once when people brought candles, and we sat in the hot water with candles lighting the area around. Magical. Also appreciated the admonition about packing out your trash.
There was left over wax on the walls from candles. I’ll have to boat to it someday
The water isn't the only thing that is hot!
What an epic spot for a beer mate really interesting trip cheers to the next adventure
Thank you it was great!
The only thing, about the garbage, I was taught that if you want to do good deeds, do it without anyone looking, otherwise you are not doing it for a good deed, you are doing it for attention, plus we don’t need an education in cleaning trash, and you won’t stop it from being done.
I love your channel and approach to hiking, rock hounding and just the great outdoors.👍
Thank you for this video it is definitely helping me decide which hike to do as I’m laying in my car at Hoover Dam camping
Grear geology tour. It's been years since I was there. Glad you were able to have a hot soak. Can't wait to see next weeks tv episode. Every time I see you talking to them, I keep hearing in my brain the song... if I only had a brain. Keep the goodness coming. Try to stay happy, safe and stay healthy 😷⚒
Oh my gosh that is seriously the funniest thing I’ve heard in a long time. Thank you that lifted my spirits for sure lol “if they only had a brain” haha
Thanks for the adventure and beautiful scenery.
You are so welcome thank you for watching
I live outside Hurricane, Utah on the Arizona border. this isnt too far away! Im gonna check it out. Thanks Elley! rad vid
Yay! Check it out I hope you love it
Great video. 🙂
I hope she does a hot spring series in the US. She was very informative
I will be doing more Hot Springs soon :) Thank you for watching and commenting
@@ElleyKnowsRocks yay that’s awesome ☺️ I’ll look out for those
@@ElleyKnowsRocks Utah has a couple of areas with hot springs. Also, have you ever been to Devil's Slide? It is a really cool rock formation. The area around the slide has awesome features as well. Utah has fossils and several mines, I did security on the Park City silver mine while they built a museum and adventure down in the mine. They no longer mine for silver but can restart if it becomes feasible. I have collected rocks since I was young and now and then I'll find something interesting. Rocks, crystals and petrified wood. Dad had this bag of iron pyrite in the closet, still there when he died at 86 years old. When we were moving my husband picked up a box and commented "this is heavy, what do you have in it rocks!" I had no choice but to say yes I do. He didn't believe me at first, but the joke was on him.😂😂 not sure if you will get this so posting a copy to a new video.
Nice!
Thanks
kind of cool??? what's the blue rock, we want to know!!
Thank you. Never knew such a place existed. Living in Tucson for 15 years.
Not to mention that hot body that added to the water’s temperature
Wow! What a spectacular sight! The hike and the hot springs was pretty cool too, but that body ooh la la.
Pillow lavas?
13:15 These look like pillows. Possibly water contact?
Water and electrolytes!!
Glad to see you guys didn’t have your brains eaten by amoeba.
How much is a degree in geology?
Gold strike is way better
You seriously need a new intro.
How about more bikini vids?