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this is more a list of places to take photos than best hikes

I wish you and others would do a better job of showing where the places are on a map with clear instructions on how to get there. You never even said where corona arch is.

Why would we spend BILLIONS to go to Mars, when we got Utah?!?!? Great video !!! 😁😁

have u ever done any research on the name utah ? fun fact to add about religious state one of few places with ties to biblical cities n mountains exaccly same as bible . check it out sometime some good cideos online . some say it is judah mt zion moab n plenty others exactly described in book

Great job. Thank you so much. Great job.

Awesome vid!! Thanks for vid

We have been to 7 of the parks on your list and hope to see the other three one day, all seven were wonderful experiences; thanks for sharing , we have been to 18 parks in all

Mount Evans has been renamed Mount Blue Sky. If you go to Mt. Evans (near Leadville), it is a different mountain.

Please take this as constructive feedback, but slow the pace of the video down. You talk too fast and your images shoot by too quickly. People who are unfamiliar with these places are probably overwhelmed with all the information. Either make it a 40 min video or shorten the list to 5 spots and then have another video with the other 5. Just my $0.02, you do what feels right to you.

For those of you that are contemplating the Black Hills trip let me add a few pointers to make your trip even better. Starting (or finishing) at Devil's Tower WY (don't miss) drive through Spearfish, SD and drive through Spearfish Canyon (short hike to waterfalls). Continue south on US 385 to Crazy Horse mountain, then backtrack north to SD 87 and go east (Needles Highway, don't miss it). There is a nice hike around picturesque Sylvan Lake, and also a trailhead for the hike to Black Elk Peak, the highest point east of the Rocky Mts.. Just a short distance past Blue Bell lodge take the Custer State Park Wildlife Loop road headed east and you will see Bison, Prairie Dogs, deer, and feral Burro's. Viewing is best in the morning and evening, but you'll see animals even in the afternoon heat. The loop road will rejoin US 16, go east a short distance and take US 16A north (Iron Mountain Road) to Mt. Rushmore. On leaving the Black Hills you can visit Badlands NP about 90 minutes east on I-90 and can also visit the Nebraska Sand Hills a little south of Valentine Nebraska. Sorry it was so lengthy.

❤ TUESTAS LOCO LA CABEZA 🤣🤣🤣

different concept of tutorial

I want to come peru

Mr. Dean, It is with sadness and disappointment I write you today. Your operation at Murrieta Hot Springs is an unmitigated disaster. With high hopes I went in March to secure Mother's Day reservations for a day pass and 4 massages. We were double charged, no receipt tendered because there was no printer. I was told there was no one who could help with this. I picked up a business card in the pool lobby and low and behold Angela picked up. She was there, the attendants at the pool lobby just snickered. Angela was understanding, convinced me all would be fine, no worries about Mother's day, and she followed up with an email that my charges were corrected. Yesterday. Mother's Day, we arrive at noon. Our spa treatments are at 3:30. With my 83 year old mother along. We are greeted with a long line in the hot sun. No shade, no water, no accommodation for mom. Line isn't moving. I make my way to the front only to be told it doesn't matter if we'd already paid...back to the line. We send mom with my sister to the "restaurant " to get a beverage and wait while I stay in line. 20 minutes later I'm told we can continue to wait but there are no more chairs at the pool and no more room. My husband dropped us off. Now we are stuck. There are 4 of us. We reconvene at the restaurant and feeling grateful for a table. Service was awful. Food was good, but clearing my own table, having to go to the counter for water refills, wiping our mouths with donut shop napkins which I also had to get up and find, on a $200 check, is absurd. It is now 2pm. One of your associates, Jamie comes into the restaurant to quell the discontent of a few other parties. She was kind enough to allow me to pull her aside and explain the situation. She encourages us to stay for our treatments and takes our credit card to check us in. We are feeling like maybe we can salvage something here. Alas we were directed to the "spa". My mother was asked to climb what seemed like 100 stairs. At the top we find that we have to change in the toilet. No shower. No amenities. And they are giving treatments on cots in areas with only a screen, no room. Incredulous. We left. My mother's 83rd Mother's Day was ruined. Our group is a collection of thoughtful educated people, including a Lawyer, a PhD, an MBA...I mention only to convey that we are not prone to hyperbole. As a former Director of Customer Experience for a national multi billion dollar company it is unfathomable that no one in your organization with just a teaspoon of project planning skills could not identify the fix for the recurring issues identified on Yelp. This speaks to a lack of attention to this property by the executive team. I will never return to this property and that is unfortunate. We had high hopes. My hope now is my mom lives to see another Mother's Day. Please put a lens on this location and deliver the experience promised for the next hopeful guest. We will be doing our collective best to warn future guests about our unfortunate and inexcusably wasted time at Murrieta Hot Springs on Mother's Day 2024. Good Luck.

Love watching you both travel and enjoy all of these amazing wonders. Where to next?

Did a recovery in the bowl years ago with TRSAR. BE careful going into the bowl.

Such an amazing experience !

Amazing guys!! So stoked for you. What a redemption!! Also, I appreciate all of the "how-to" tips, and including the phone number. Awesome job, fantastic video!

This was insane!

great underwater shots, loved the vid 👏

Another awesome video and nice to see you all enjoy your vacation.

Love your Enthusiasm....

Thank you for letting me join you through your journey. It is beautiful I would not of known of such beauty if it wasn't shared by you both. Thank you again😂

I stumbled across this place while traveling home when i was pregnant. I went into labor when I stopped for the night. My twins were born here 😊 Absolutely magical place. We're going back this summer, they're almost 5 now.

That's a blast from my past! I always felt that the steep part up to the saddle was easier in early spring snow. We called it Blister Hill. Thank you for a trip back about 40 years! Stay safe!

Eu Amo ❤ Utah, Cidade de American Fork- UT Uma Cidade Incrivel.

Amazing!!

Awesome video! Beautiful shots and helpful narration… My wife and I are planning trips and your video helped us to add 10+ ideas.

VERY NICE TA'

Misleading

You guys are so whining, I thought we were MEN!

Hey Kevin thank you for creating this video it was really well done and I am so inspired to road trip out to Utah! I really am interested though where the second shot of this video is with the red sand and round white/ beige walls. Thanks!

Great idea to have a list of cool places👍I was at this place in the end of 2023, and It was better than I expected. Fun fact: this is a location of a world record layak descent, 180 feet

Hello , Yoho or Jasper , which one do you recommend if I have limited time?

Another place to go is go to the national music museum in vermillion south dakota

Я бы с удовольствием уехала в США ❤️если бы у меня вид на жительство США или приглашение от компании

Do I need a 4x4 vehicle with sand tires?

Please tell me how far I have to hike from where you left the car, thanks in advance, great video.

For those of us who lack any climb skill is the bridge still available?

C'mon, Laguna Parón is NOT in the Huayhuash, and I'm sure you know it... still great images.

road in america, good drive ruclips.net/video/D0l2VKbWQ0E/видео.htmlfeature=shared

Devil's Bathtub is not in Duffeild! It is in the High Knob area of Scott County closer to Dungannon Virginia!'

Great video! Thanks so much for sharing your climb. My dad did this route back in the 70s when the Park Service strung the cables every summer and it was the only way up. I did the Keyhole route in the post-cables era and it was still a beast. So cool to see this perspective!

Magnifique...merci

I happen to see a 360 dot on Google maps and it was long dong silver. Added it to my stops but clearly I’ve got a few more to add as well.

super helpful!

One mistake is that this is not highest observation deck in the world.Highest observation deck and highest floor in the world is situated in shanghai tower,china because of tall spire of burj khalifa

Great video. Appreciate it

Not sure why you are Triggered by Trump signs. Geeze...

All of these places are good to see, but if you don't like large crowds, you will want to avoid them all in peak tourist season. In the summer, your best bet is to head to the back country. More than 90% of tourists never go farther away from the roads than about a quarter of a mile. So in the back country it will just be you, other back country hikers you may meet and the wild critters of the park. Be aware that the animals you see are 100% wild and for your safety, stay away from them. The National Park Service says to stay back 25 yards or more, I suggest more like 50 to 100 yards, because at that distance they will ignore you. The closer you get to them, the more likely they will start to feel threatened attack you. Don't become a park statistic... Keep your distance! As far as the places in this video are concerned, if you go to the park in the early spring, right after the highways are open, or late in the late fall (in other words NOT tourist season!) you will most likely have the park mostly to yourself. The reason for this is in the spring there is not enough snow for snowmobiles or cross country skiing, but it's not quite summer yet and could snow anytime. Thus the summer tourists are reluctant to visit the park in that month or so of this "in between" season between winter and summer. At the end of summer is another "in between" season good time to visit for the same reasons in reverse. The summer tourists are worried about getting stuck in snow and the snowmobiles and cross country skiers don't have enough snow. This is about a month or so as well between summer and winter. Each of these have some unique advantages. The waterfalls are raging in spring, the fall colors of non-evergreen trees are beautiful just before winter. These are also very active times for animals. But remember these wise words on park visitation... *_"Take Only Pictures, Leave Only Footprints."_* and *_"Pack Out Your Trash."_*