Always enjoy your videos, Karl! I know how much backtracking you must do to get some of these shots, so thank you for your hard work! I appreciate your knowledge and experience!
Thanks Jeff, very nice to see your comment and kind words regarding the channel!! I'm pleased to hear that, I hold what you've achieved in high regard! If there's a chance to get together on a discovery trip, don't hesitate! Best, Karl 👍👍
In a very haunting way the dark silhouettes seem to be ghost of the past looming over you. It has to be quite surreal to be in the presence of this history. Thanks for sharing this trip!
Thanks Ron! Kind of amazing that those figures have lasted all these thousands of years. Really humbling to see them in person, as large as they are. Karl 👍
Great video, Karl. Beautifully edited. I did the same hike in April, camped closer to Hwy 24 and rode my dual sport out to the trail head which made that dirt road drive much quicker! It is a gorgeous canyon and the pictographs are incredible. Well said towards the end, I completely agree. Look forward to more!
Thanks man, really appreciate your kind words! Smart riding in for sure. Happy you enjoyed the commentary, kind of a new twist for me to set the story up that way. Again, thanks 👍. Karl
This place is awesome and have wanted to hike in there for a long time now. Adventures of history's mysteries are great to explore and ponder the possibilities of how ancient man lived and what their reasons and beliefs are. You did a great job on this and really enjoy that you are expanding possibilities for your video content. Would love to see more of this type of coverage and you have worked here. Thanks Karl!
Enjoyed listening to your perspectives on these subjects. Amazing pictographs thanks for the effort to capture them! I've read where some folks rate the hike into the canyon very tough?? Didn't see it... thanks again Karl!
Just my thoughts, but hiking down into the canyon and getting to all the panels is quite easy. Its returning to the trailhead that is a bit of a challenge. Gotta hike back up the canyon wall (the trail is very well marked), quite a bit of sand on the trail and can be hot as heck depending on the time of day/year. I did it in April and was sweating pretty good on they way back up.
Karl, somehow I commented under someone else’s comment prompting a nice response. He mentioned his age at 61. It made me think I’m lucky to be doing what I’m doing at my age so we have to cherish all we do and the risks we take.
Nice video. We have done that hike and the art is amazing. We were in the area at the same time as we drove down Hwy 24 we reflected on the drive back to the trailhead. We did the Bentonite Hills in multiple locations. Did the river ford twice, once over and then returning. Lots of wind which made it tough on the drone. Tons of people in Capitol Reef so we came back to the Swell and walked Wild Horse Canyon. First time back since we hiked it four years ago with our close friends who were up in heaven looking down on us as we relived the memories. RIP. Thanks for sharing Horseshoe Canyon so we could remember when we did it when we were younger. Getting ready for the San Juan’s when the snow melts. Always love the Adventure Zone! 😀😀😀😀😀👍👍👍👍👍😮😮
Whoa, some deep thoughts today, Karl! Excellent! To your last tight canyon experience: At 61 years young, I have found myself asking those very questions about the risks I still take in my age demographic out in our mountains, deserts, canyons, lakes, etc. I think John Muir said it best… “In every walk with nature, one receives far more than he seeks… .” I believe humans are seekers by nature, and always enjoy being part of something that is much bigger than ourselves . Muir also is known for the famous “The mountains are calling, and I must go” line. Sometimes we don’t always have all the answers for our behavior, but must put our faith in things that feed our soul and curiosity. Maybe that might be part of your Great Gallery artist’s religious motivations…. Thanks for taking us on another great adventure! 🥾
@@papajon62 WOW, I missed your thoughts somehow! I'm humbled you took that much time to compose your comment. Thanks so much for sharing your thoughts, I agree with you ✔️. Karl
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Always enjoy your videos, Karl! I know how much backtracking you must do to get some of these shots, so thank you for your hard work! I appreciate your knowledge and experience!
Thanks Jeff, very nice to see your comment and kind words regarding the channel!! I'm pleased to hear that, I hold what you've achieved in high regard! If there's a chance to get together on a discovery trip, don't hesitate! Best, Karl 👍👍
In a very haunting way the dark silhouettes seem to be ghost of the past looming over you. It has to be quite surreal to be in the presence of this history. Thanks for sharing this trip!
It was a true privilege to be there and share it with you, Truly Fascinating.
Yes! This is a Magical place! Great video and narration. Southeast Utah is filled with remnants of The Ancients!
Yes it is Magical!! Thanks so much! Appreciate you, Karl 👍
WOW great video. That is real history. Thanks
Thanks Ron! Kind of amazing that those figures have lasted all these thousands of years. Really humbling to see them in person, as large as they are. Karl 👍
Great place, nice to see the stone paintings. Nice edit ✍️ Have a wonderful week 😊
Thank you! You too! Karl 👍
Great video, Karl. Beautifully edited. I did the same hike in April, camped closer to Hwy 24 and rode my dual sport out to the trail head which made that dirt road drive much quicker! It is a gorgeous canyon and the pictographs are incredible. Well said towards the end, I completely agree. Look forward to more!
Thanks man, really appreciate your kind words! Smart riding in for sure. Happy you enjoyed the commentary, kind of a new twist for me to set the story up that way. Again, thanks 👍. Karl
This place is awesome and have wanted to hike in there for a long time now. Adventures of history's mysteries are great to explore and ponder the possibilities of how ancient man lived and what their reasons and beliefs are. You did a great job on this and really enjoy that you are expanding possibilities for your video content. Would love to see more of this type of coverage and you have worked here. Thanks Karl!
Huge thanks for that awesome comment! I'll be doing some more of this as well as high altitude challenges as seasonal change occurs. Stay tuned, Karl
Thoughtful talk, Thamk you for the work. Peace
Thanks my friend, appreciate it 👍. Karl
Awesome!
Thank you! Karl 👍
Fantastic, Karl !! 🙂
Appreciate you Petr, thanks! 👍
Enjoyed listening to your perspectives on these subjects. Amazing pictographs thanks for the effort to capture them! I've read where some folks rate the hike into the canyon very tough?? Didn't see it... thanks again Karl!
Just my thoughts, but hiking down into the canyon and getting to all the panels is quite easy. Its returning to the trailhead that is a bit of a challenge. Gotta hike back up the canyon wall (the trail is very well marked), quite a bit of sand on the trail and can be hot as heck depending on the time of day/year. I did it in April and was sweating pretty good on they way back up.
On the hiking part, be smart with the heat and you'll be able to do this! Glad to hear that you enjoyed the commentary, thanks again my friend! Karl 👍
Karl, somehow I commented under someone else’s comment prompting a nice response. He mentioned his age at 61. It made me think I’m lucky to be doing what I’m doing at my age so we have to cherish all we do and the risks we take.
Well said my friend. Well said... Karl 👍
smaller scale and same impressive Sego Canyon, but easier to access
Appreciate it!
16:23 'pictographs' are painted, 'petroglyphs' are etched.
I'm well aware, just misspoke 👌
Awesome….what time of day, month?
Thank you for your perspective.
And maps
Early morning start, May of '24. Appreciate it, Karl 👍!
Nice video. We have done that hike and the art is amazing. We were in the area at the same time as we drove down Hwy 24 we reflected on the drive back to the trailhead. We did the Bentonite Hills in multiple locations. Did the river ford twice, once over and then returning. Lots of wind which made it tough on the drone. Tons of people in Capitol Reef so we came back to the Swell and walked Wild Horse Canyon. First time back since we hiked it four years ago with our close friends who were up in heaven looking down on us as we relived the memories. RIP. Thanks for sharing Horseshoe Canyon so we could remember when we did it when we were younger. Getting ready for the San Juan’s when the snow melts. Always love the Adventure Zone! 😀😀😀😀😀👍👍👍👍👍😮😮
Whoa, some deep thoughts today, Karl! Excellent! To your last tight canyon experience: At 61 years young, I have found myself asking those very questions about the risks I still take in my age demographic out in our mountains, deserts, canyons, lakes, etc. I think John Muir said it best… “In every walk with nature, one receives far more than he seeks… .” I believe humans are seekers by nature, and always enjoy being part of something that is much bigger than ourselves . Muir also is known for the famous “The mountains are calling, and I must go” line. Sometimes we don’t always have all the answers for our behavior, but must put our faith in things that feed our soul and curiosity. Maybe that might be part of your Great Gallery artist’s religious motivations…. Thanks for taking us on another great adventure! 🥾
Great thoughts!
@@papajon62 WOW, I missed your thoughts somehow! I'm humbled you took that much time to compose your comment. Thanks so much for sharing your thoughts, I agree with you ✔️. Karl