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Wonderful video John! Sure would like to get a trailhead and hiking distance though. Thanks

This is a great video! In fact, I would like to LINK to it in a new e-book I'm writing about Utah. This would be a link directly to your TH-cam channel, not embedded, so it wouldn't take anything away from you. What it would do is get you more views and subscribers. I would also give you credit in the text on the page, as well as a free copy of the e-book. I guarantee you'll find a ton of new places to explore. Let me know what you think.

the so-called steps around the perimeter of the arch with the handprintsn seems like notches for beams for a wooden floor that was once there.

Did this hike to the overlook years ago. Dang, I wish I would've known about the arch too. Thanks for sharing this wonderful video with us.

That’s so cool, sad people feel the need to take those things.

I remember yrs ago walking up the trail with pieces of pottery and flint flakes underfoot . Ty.😊

The way you look at each other is beautiful and heartwarming, hold onto that!!!❤

Why dont you go all the way inside , i cant find a single caving video about going all the way in

Just found your channel randomly. Really enjoying your content ❤

Chose to watch your video among the sea of others about this subject

Keep it going buddy!

I love your perspective.

great video!

love it!

Beautiful scenery. I am about 200 miles east in Tennessee. I need to visit there.

Got some shorts videos up of our trip to Dennys Cove. It’s an awesome hike and the falls are beautiful. I was able to catch footage while the falls where running if you’d like to take a look. I’ve also gotten some footage up of Greeter falls which is near Denny Falls

Ok,Good hike, that's my turf. Thanks. Maybe more reserved soundtrack, something less jumpy, more relaxing.

Look at that stump!

great video, keep them coming!

such a cool waterfall!

The overlook looks much better in the fall. Couldn’t see anything in the spring

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I watch many waterfalls. And this one is definitely worth seeing. Like most of them it is to far for me to drive. Thanks for the video.

Natural Bridge is one of the best caves in the park!

You didn’t do the wet belly crawl at the end?!?

Beautiful park. But be extra cautious of poison oak. Stay on trails. I just got clobbered with the damn stuff on Short Sand trail. Just stepped a few feet off trail . Must have got on boots. Then hands. Then everywhere. Trust me. It’s not fun.

Gold Butte?

This spot is such a gem. I traveled out here twice looking for it. It wasn't until my second trip out that i successfully found the falls. It was so worth the steep hike down.

Ancestral Puebloan? Everybody else says there were onky the Barrier Canyon, Fremont, and Yte cultures at work here.

Beautiful scenery, beautiful couple! Loved this!

Loved seeing and feeling the experience again through this video! Love you

Poor video quality makes this unbearable

I wonder how many skeletons of giants the Smithsonian removed from this site...

Can you belly roll

I have not been too this moond but have been too the one by Chillicothe.

Wow, something about looking at this, I realized I suddenly feel better. I know that sounds weird, but I'm happy about it. I wasn't feeling bad, but seriously, I noticed my shoulder and back muscles started to relax and I hadn't noticed how tense they were. ❤ I will take that as an obvious sign to subscribe to your channel 😊. Keep having fun and making videos, please 😊🌹. ❤Û

Hi. Somehow they had to get up there and be able to apply enough pressure to make those without falling down. I wish I could see how they did it. The whole thing is so mathematical and poetic. Just fascinating! Thank you for sharing!

Thank you so much for this video, I love learning about these places.

It’s been years since I visited my favorite Wisc state park. It looks very low. Thank you 😊

I live 8 miles from the Lagomarsino petroglyphs. That rock wall goes on and on for miles up and down hills. It just gets kinda faded out as it goes, especially in steep areas. Some say it was built by homesteader. Others say it was added to by homesteaders and some of it already existed before. Who knows 🤷🏼‍♀️

Bottoms up little ducky!

Hey. At 50.56, pause it and look at the wall in the middle of the screen. I'd swear that's brickwork. My Mom said Dad have found a lithified/almost petrified hut near Kanab Utah. It had to be thousands of years to be in that state of aging. Although it was made of branches, mud, and grass, it was hardened and held up all in one piece. I'm seeing a lot of really cool formations and structures. Thank You for taking us along. I saw a replaced or sealed-up door in one of the ruins. This is so awesome.

I just saw this video. I worked at Sand Wash for 20 years. @gcwilson, we call it the Stewart cabin. I met Arden Stewart out there in 2007 or 08, and he showed me the notch on the door frame that marked his 10th birthday. It’s still there.

anyone could have made these at any time.

I love experiencing these magnificent falls through your eyes even when I can’t be right there with you! Thank you for your adventurous & curious spirit! Love your voice and handsome face!

Wow thank you so much for this video. What an absolutely beautiful place and the work they've done on those walkways is amazing. I live in Portland Oregon and because of lower back pain.I can't hike like that anymore.So I wouldn't never get to see this.. Appreciate your work so that I can. God bless you and thank you so much. Grandma Teri ❤

After seeing these petro glyphs to me this looks like a people's record using symbols to record knowledge and perhaps history, and legends. This is by far the most intricate and intriguing collection of petroglyphs I've ever seen.

Seems like our ancestors used levitation to go up ,down side to side ,just to draw. Couldn’t have been giants,the petroglyphs would be much larger.🥳🥳 yeah,pray for their return,Amen🙏👽👽👽

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* Eastern Utah