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Mt Rushmore was built with a lot of dynamite!

When you jump attached to someone else, it's called a tandem jump.

I feel like the best investment for a trip to the US is 100% a road trip. If you only go to Texas or Florida you're seeing subcultures NOT the essence of America! 🤷

USA 🇺🇸 does have Natural Beauty up the "wahzoo" but we are a "baby" country compared to European History and Culture. It just depends on what your interests are. My bucket list includes: 🇬🇧 UK (London/York), Scotland & Wales (Booktown aka Hay on Wye) & Bavaria (Neuschwanstein)! It would take 6 lifetimes to see all I want in the USA and another 10 for a few WORLD 🌎 highlights.😂

the issue with the statement "Americans don't travel" is because they see America as 1 thing. but if you actually break it up we are basically 50 countries that require no passport (for Americans). every state has its own culture and way of life and the land scape changes wildly from one place to another. you could spend your life traveling the states and still not see everything it has to offer. most people don't comprehend the scale of the states let alone the entirety of the USA. i want to go see the grand canyon but i live on the east coast so its a 3 day drive and thats not stopping other than food and gas

Choritzo 😂😂😂😂

Who is that new anouncer?😊

There's plenty of videos on YT of a "typical" high school in America. But most I would look at keeping in mind that most of those videos are of schools in like the Midwest or suburban areas. Leah seems to be more of a city person, but I've haven't seen any videos of like large city schools. Nonetheless, I think you guys would love checking out some of those videos

I've been to the Appalachian Trails many times. Too many to count and never had anything more then a walking stick. I think they are referring to bears and such, but they usually see you and stay well clear of you.

My advice is just to go where your interests lie. There are things to see and do everywhere. Be sure to include state parks in your research. Every state has its own park system besides the national parks.

My wife and I have been living and traveling full time in an RV for almost 4 years now. We absolutely LOVE it. We've been to many of these destinations and national parks. Our favorite state overall is Utah. There are several national parks there and such stunning landscapes that change by the hour because of the sunlight and shadows. Tip: visit Utah in the winter!! There are very few visitors in the winter but it's THE best time to visit. The snow on the red rocks is breathtaking. We made several videos on our channel 'Natural State Rebels' if you want to see.

Many National Parks have camp grounds whether your pitching a tent or driving an RV.

Another reason that we don't travel to other countries alot is because many people in other countries talk badly about us. They take the bad behavior of a few and paint the entire country with the same brush. There 330M of us and many of us are only one or two generations from our relatives that come from other countries all over the world. My mother was was from Italy and I would give anything to go there, but it kind of makes me nervous. We are such a diverse country but the rest of the world sees us as all the same. These landscapes are not new to us. We would love to visit other countries, but many of us are afraid of being judged for where we come from.

I think you would Michigan , some of the best fishing in the world ! We also have incredible rock formations and 500 foot sand dunes that go right into lake Michigan, great camping , hunting, snow sports it truly has it all !!!

10:30 I think Leah's European accent would more popular if she comes to school here, not an American accent 😂😂😂

I think Russia and China have canyons and mountains with large, wide views with zero population within sight. Or, so I have heard. I have never been.

Even standing right in front of these landscapes they still look like a picture.

This video is not totally correct. RedEffect videos are factual. I was in Armor , U.S. Army.

The trees have no touch up

Watch an American football game sometime,high-school and college kids doTHAT for fun!

I live in Arizona and its a very beautiful state. The sunsets are amazing

A couple that are very good friends did the RV road trip for 2 years before settling down in Nevada. The experience and pictures were a lifetime dream and I have enjoy watching their journey. They can claim honors of being to every state in America and now enjoying their retirement tucked away in a beautiful city enjoying the wild mustangs that roam around their home. I hope your family will someday be able to do your dream trip and take home the memories.

We are planning a 2 week trip through the parks of Utah soon. The Royal Gorge train ride is great fun. We encountered a mountain lion while camping in Big Bend.

Most people couldn't hold their finger in a candle flame for 15 seconds for their strongest belief! Marines fight on even when severely wounded! Most don't flinch in firefights !

Dangerous wildlife

Appalachia is mostly dangerous for getting lost. You leave the trail and you can end up on a missing poster real fast. Get turned around and everything looks the same, trees and more trees.

Wild camping is allowed in most states

Pick any state and I guarantee you there are at least ten amazing places you should visit that probably won't look like anything outside of the U.S. The bad news: you won't see all of the U.S. in one visit. The good news: come visit 50 times and you won't be disappointed. Actually, I liked your idea of selling everything and getting an RV and driving through the U.S. full-time. :)

I watched your video I seen that you would love to come to the United States you would love it here I'm from Colorado and there are so many scenic views to fall in love with also I watched one of your videos that's say do's and don'ts in the United States do listen to that it's not true we Americans are just as lovable as anywhere like you'se are and I know garen loves to fish most places you don't have to pay some will charge a small fee and you can fish as much as you want even while you are camping or just want fresh fish you can get it free and leiah will love the ski resorts you and your wife will be in a free country lolz um both of you'se will love the shopping stores and malls sometimes i forget where I'm at they are so big lolz and garen will love playing hockey 🏒 in a real arena if and when you'se come to the United States please enjoy being here and if you do come out here I'd like to say welcome to the United States😊😎🏞️

The Great Pacific Northwest of America 🇺🇸 Absolutely majestic & beautiful🤘

In the west - wild (dispersed) camping is allowed in many places. I'm doing it in AZ right now. Inside the national parks, you need permits or to be in a campground which can book up quickly. But many places you can find gorgeous free camping just outside the parks.

I live in Texas and have yet to visit Big Bend National Park. It is an 8 hour drive from Fort Worth and I just haven't done it yet.

I live an hour from sedona Arizona. Beautiful place. But lots of tourists. Also holistic, psychics, crystal healing people. The home of the turquoise McDonald's arches. I live 15 minutes from watson lake. Down town prescott Arizona is great to see also.

You can hike and camp in most of the US, but you must check the local regulations to see if permits are needed. Plus the police and rangers can and do control the number passes each day. Getting the info beforehand is important because it can save your life. Wildlife dangers do exist in most of the US and for this reason their are regulations for almost everything. Fishing and hunting are regulated as well. Like I said above, get the info beforehand. Camping, fishing, hunting or being on private property without permission is a huge no-no in the US. Information is key.

You can take an Amtrak trip from Chicago to San Francisco that takes 3-4 days

Just to give you an idea. I toured Northern AZ last year. I spent 10 days getting up between 6-7 AM and still never got close to seeing everything I wanted to visit. I stayed in Flagstaff as my base and drove from there.

Yes, you can camp. Just make sure you are not on someone's property lol but yeah you can!

"Strata" of rock is what you are looking for Jono.

Don't want to rain on your parade, but the snakes in Southern Utah and in the Mojave are unlike anything in Europe. Sidewinders are agressive, a bite is rarely fatal, but you'll be screaming all the way to the ER because it is exceedingly painful. Worse is the Mojave Viper. Their venom IS fatal unless you receive prompt medical attention. Even with that, recovery can be days. The desert is NO joke.

You guys only talk about the USA won’t you just take a trip?

Little homie looks tired.lol yall keep up the great work much love from Lawton Fort Sill Oklahoma ***THE GERBLAXICAN ***

Its a shame that foreigners have to consider whether its safe to travel the national parks of this great country. But so much of the news that they get is about crime and violence and they associate us with that. And unfortunately, perception becomes reality. I have traveled to a lot of these locations and many others from my home here in Washington state and never for a moment have I felt unsafe. 99% of the people that you will encounter will just be other explorers and sight seekers. And the rest will be park employees lol... So Jono, please bring your family, your pets and your sense of adventure and prepare to be amazed. ♥ Rich in Seattle. ♥

You should stay in Kanab UT, not Page AZ. My opinion, it's better located and more charming.

Appalachian Trail you can backpack on, as well as the Finger Lakes Trail and a bunch of others. Every trail is labeled if you can or can't backpack on them. And park rules tell you if you can or not.

There are people on youtube posting videos of their Appalachian trail hikes in real time.

You don’t need a gun in Appalachian Mountains. You do need a gun if you walking in London.

I feel like Marines ways of functioning is you could time travel one marine in war and he could learn and the mind set could safe him in war that isn't the same like bows and other ranged weapons no guns just sword how would preform i think he would handle it but the time is more difficult becthes not giving the tools and technology a d plus the technology isn't as good in those days but the mind sets of marines they could handle anything even though if fighting in the war yeah this unit states vranch you don't want to mess with them because there mindset is like i could fight anything even getting captured possibly better then spea forces there given everything but marine nah

If Yellowstone doesn't boil you it will dissolve you. Stay out of the pools they aren't spas.

I'm currently living in my suv and trying to see every state and every national park. I have 4 states and 33 national parks left to see. It's wonderful out here. @whatsnextwithnora