Hey all! To address a common concern - I did not fly my drone in any National parks. Everything you see here is public land where it’s allowed. There are many arches and bentonite hills in Utah, and I ALWAYS check boundaries before flying. Please recreate equally responsibly. Happy trails!
As someone who has cerebral palsy myself I can’t even begin to tell you how much these videos mean to me because otherwise I wouldn’t be able to see these beautiful areas because they’re not really accessible in a chair So thank you so much for posting this
Hey as a local, this vid was the perfect slice of the State of Utah. As I watched, I kept thinking, the Utah Travel Bureau would love to have you on staff. Nice job. Thanks for showing us off. Great photos and cinematography. You go girl.
Word of caution on driving in the Salt Flats. The salt dust will infiltrate all the nooks and crannies under and in your vehicle and a trip to the car wash won’t get rid of it. A friend drove his new truck on the salt flats and within a year significant rust started showing up underneath.
How were you able to get the drone shots? I know you can get a permit for Stare Parks. However, from what I understand it’s strictly prohibited to fly a drone in Utah National Parks.
Omg I would love to be her travel buddy… seriously. Just to have someone who appreciates outdoor traveling/land exploring would be just beyond words!!!
I'm glad you left out my favorite place in all of Utah and in fact my favorite place in all of the USA. . Most people are talking about sight when the refer to their favorite places but i place feeling and atmosphere first and sight second . the reason so few people ever visit this place is its remoteness . No facilities and about forty miles of dirt roads with very poor indicators sometime no signs . Sorry i'm not going to divulge where this place is . i took 3 small groups from germany there and when we arrive and the people got out of the cars and truck half of them burst into tears . they said they didn't no why that happened but felt immense joy and bliss that transcended anything they had ever experienced .
Brilliant!!! I will be there in Utah at the end of the month!!! Thank you for the highlights…90% of your list is on my itinerary…I will check out the hot springs in northern Utah. In addition to your list am planning on R2R x2 at the Grand Canyon; Albuquerque, New Mexico Hot Air Balloon Festival!!! Loved your van and drone shots! Loved your NM Earth-ship and Singapore tour!!! Keep up the great living! Three Cheers to your Adventurous Spirit!!!👏👏👏
I miss Utah as a kid, you could go almost anywhere in the state and not deal with a crowd. Now even the less known spots are getting packed with crowds.
Right on. Just came back from two weeks in Utah Az Ca. Flew my daughter in from NC (college student) and was my 3rd trip to the southwest with my son (going into 12th grade now). We hit a bunch of these but your video was much more thorough and wish I’d seen it before our trip. Kicking myself for not forcing our way into Goblin and Capitol Reef or forcing the Narrows in Canyonlands or making time for the Needles. There’s so much. Great video!
Hello you mention taking a plane thru canyon lands national park but i went to the link and didnt find it. I saw Island in the Sky 4x4 unless that is the company. Thank you so much for all the great content.
A couple of years ago I took my son on a driving trip. We drove from Mesa Verde in CO to Monument Valley, but we took a back road (SR 201), and 5 minutes after we crossed into Utah I said to my son "Utah is like another planet." An amazing place. At one point we entered a bright red valley/canyon that was so stunning I had to stop the car. Can't wait to get back.
We got the same beanie haha… ok, thank you for sharing this information. Am looking at driving south next winter for a month of exploration in Utah with my rooftop tent. So looking forward to it
I first drove thru Utah in 1971. Later in 74 , I returned for college in Ogden and Logan. Great hiking state. Today , like many places we are losing the empty land with no signs or foot prints that no one has ever been there prior to you. No more highway signs saying; ''better fill up , next gas station 150 miles''.
Great video Kristin! Thanks for sharing. I've had to the fortune to visit a few of those places including Factory Butte, Mars, and Canyonlands. Insane state! Utah is one of my favorite places on Earth. So vast.
I’ve only been to Utah once, for barely a day. I visited Lower Calf Creek Falls. It’s a must see. Very easy, 6-mile hike, but one of the best waterfalls in the country.
Great suggestions! Let me add some of my favorites: High Uinta Wilderness, Flaming Gorge, Sheep Creek Geologic Loop, Dinosaur National Monument, Big and Little Cottonwood Canyons.
Thankyou very much, I missed out on going to Coyote Gulch several years ago and want to come back and go, you have inspired me to see so much more. So will need to do some planning Does it cost much to go to all the parks? Can you recommend a reasonable place to rent a 4 wheel drive from? thanks
Great video. If you ever make it out to Utah again Northeast Utah, close to the Colorado border, offers a lot as well. Fantasy Canyon is similar to Goblin Valley, there is Split Mountain, Moonshine Arch, Red Fleet Reservoir, Flaming Gorge (the dam and the reservoir are great) and tons of other places to camp and hike.
I remember a few years ago when Mystic Hot Springs was $15 per person and you could stay as long as you wanted! Now it's $25 and you can only stay for 2 hours
1 month and a half of total time in Utah and you claim you can name the best of the best to be seen in Utah! I've lived here for over 30 years. There is a lot more to see. Happy exploration!
Been almost all of these places and I still love going back and seeing them over and over. I absolutely Love your videos! Wondering if I can join in one of your trips. Thanks keep on exploring and stay safe ❤️
Aw thanks for watching! I have one more trip with space for this year, but I won't be going as I'll have an an infant at the time. In case you're still interested it's here: www.bemytravelmuse.com/french-polynesia-whale-swim-trip/
Wow.... you missed the best parts of Utah. You just basically did the Southern Utah Desert tour. You really missed. out. ****Things actually do grow in Utah, it's not all red dirt and salt. Tons of mountain ranges with forests to hike through with amazing views of pine and quaking aspen covered valleys. Uinta, Wasatch, Cache and Ashley national forests! Go to the high Uintas, mountain lakes everywhere! Great camping, hiking, ATV trails, Rivers, fishing, hunting. Kings Peak, Mirror Lake, Red Castle, Amethyst Basin, Provo River and so much more. Mount Timpanogos has a great hike that ends at the peak giving you two amazing views, Utah valley to the west (Utah Lake and city below) and to the East (Nothing but beautiful forest). Tons of beautiful canyons to drive. One of the best runs is from Ogden to Woodruff. Ogden canyon to Pineview Reservoir to Monte Cristo Overlook to Woodruff. I suggest you continue North to my favorite place. And my personal favorite... Bear Lake. An AMAZING deep water lake on the Utah - Idaho border. The water is so clear and clean! Fly over or go for a hike in the Bear River Range and look back at the lake and see the beautiful teal color of the water. I think it's the limestone that gives Bear Lake that color.
Ahhh we LOVE Utah! We were out that ways a few months ago, and couldn't get over how martian the landscape was at some points! There is so much to see and you've given us some great reasons to go back!
Hmmmm did you use a drone to get most of those pictures especially the sky views? Anyway great pictures Bryce Canyon is really like another world place!
Great Video! One suggestion if you're back in Utah - Dinosaur National Monument and Flaming Gorge. They are hidden away on the Colorado, Utah, Wyoming border but it is well worth it. The area is a hidden gem in the state.
Great video. If you did not do the Goblins Lair in Goblin Valley, consider returning. You can rappel from the roof of the cave or scramble down a side entrance. It is a top 10 for me :) Blessings Chuck
Wow I was in Utah in April I did get to see some of the things you saw but I didn't get to Moab I love UTAH people there are really cool and polite and prices are reasonable 👍
the next time your in capitol reef you should try to check out sulfur creek if you haven't been there before pleasant creek is a very peaceful hike as well but sulfur is my favorite though
Wow! What an amazing composite review. I had to keep pausing to take notes; this is a video I’ll need to keep referring to in my trip planning. Well done!
1:38 The best part of Brice Canyon are the nights. There is NO light pollution, few clouds, and at such a high altitude you will see more stars with your naked eyes than any other spot in America.
This is absolutely dope just ❤️ it. I miss BeUTAHful. Great video just amazing. A Swede who used to live there love it miss it. Thank you for sharing this video 👍🙏❤️
Don't vist Utah, Utah is filled with Republicans. By visiting Utah you put money in Republicans pockets who will donate it to Trump. Don't support Trump, don't vist Utah.
Excellent video! You gotta do one for Northern Utah! Have you ever been to the Spiral Jetty? Driven the Alpine Loop? Heard about or seen Pando? Been to the Heber Valley?
Or been to timpanogus cave or four wheel to the top of Ben Lomond peak beautiful view at night or been to alot of other places! Snow Basin, powder mountain, tons you my dear have not seen! Waterfall canyon! Waterfall in Ogden canyon, awesome ride over North Ogden Divide Logan Canyon! See the elk at hardware Ranch! The fun up over Monte Cristo! Lots to see & do in Utah!
An interesting fact about bentonite is that it has lubricating qualities when wet...some of the bentonite deposits make for entertaining “slip & slides when it rains...😜🤪😎
I have talked to others who visited UT and said it was amazing, but this really shows how incredible it is. Man now I need to plan a trip out west. Thanks for being so detailed, looks like it would take a week or two to hit the good spots.
Fun Fact about corona arch, you use to be able to repel down from the top of the arch way. idk if they are still doing that. I have also heard some rumors that there use to be a swing that hung down from the arch but got removed due to it not being safe. Im not sure about that one but it would be a pretty cool swing!
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Hey all! To address a common concern - I did not fly my drone in any National parks. Everything you see here is public land where it’s allowed. There are many arches and bentonite hills in Utah, and I ALWAYS check boundaries before flying. Please recreate equally responsibly. Happy trails!
hehe legally saving !
As someone who has cerebral palsy myself I can’t even begin to tell you how much these videos mean to me because otherwise I wouldn’t be able to see these beautiful areas because they’re not really accessible in a chair So thank you so much for posting this
Aw I’m so glad you enjoyed 💙
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Hey as a local, this vid was the perfect slice of the State of Utah. As I watched, I kept thinking, the Utah Travel Bureau would love to have you on staff. Nice job. Thanks for showing us off. Great photos and cinematography. You go girl.
Many thanks!!
Word of caution on driving in the Salt Flats. The salt dust will infiltrate all the nooks and crannies under and in your vehicle and a trip to the car wash won’t get rid of it. A friend drove his new truck on the salt flats and within a year significant rust started showing up underneath.
The music, the editing, the drone shots - everything about this is well done!
Glad you enjoyed it!
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How were you able to get the drone shots? I know you can get a permit for Stare Parks. However, from what I understand it’s strictly prohibited to fly a drone in Utah National Parks.
such beautiful places
Utah will be so beautiful this spring when all of the wild flowers bloom .
You barely scraped the northern part of the state! You gotta check it out some time! Awesome video!
Two phrases I never thought I would hear together: Utah and awesome trip.
Omg I would love to be her travel buddy… seriously. Just to have someone who appreciates outdoor traveling/land exploring would be just beyond words!!!
Glad we passed through on a road trip this summer. One of the more scenic states on the left side of the country, for sure!
I like how you displayed the overall meaning of this place thanks
I'm glad you left out my favorite place in all of Utah and in fact my favorite place in all of the USA. .
Most people are talking about sight when the refer to their favorite places but i place feeling and atmosphere first and sight second .
the reason so few people ever visit this place is its remoteness . No facilities and about forty miles of dirt roads with very poor indicators sometime no signs . Sorry i'm not going to divulge where this place is . i took 3 small groups from germany there and when we arrive and the people got out of the cars and truck half of them burst into tears . they said they didn't no why that happened but felt immense joy and bliss that transcended anything they had ever experienced .
You pasted right by some of the best parts of Utah!
Brilliant!!! I will be there in Utah at the end of the month!!! Thank you for the highlights…90% of your list is on my itinerary…I will check out the hot springs in northern Utah. In addition to your list am planning on R2R x2 at the Grand Canyon; Albuquerque, New Mexico Hot Air Balloon Festival!!! Loved your van and drone shots! Loved your NM Earth-ship and Singapore tour!!! Keep up the great living! Three Cheers to your Adventurous Spirit!!!👏👏👏
I miss Utah as a kid, you could go almost anywhere in the state and not deal with a crowd. Now even the less known spots are getting packed with crowds.
Oh it's not even the same state as it was 10yrs ago.
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Yup...it sucks anymore
What a wonderful thing to be your age and be able to afford a two week vacation such as this.
Amazing video! keep up the great work, I took so many notes for our family trip. Keep up the great content and stay safe
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS. you actually mention things that other people havent!!
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Nice work! Liked your take on arches and your phallic impressions...lol.
Very informative! Great video ! Thanks!!
Thank you for this amazingly beautiful and useful video. I can’t wait to see beautiful Utah for the first time.
THANK YOU FANTASTIC DOCUMENTARY
Right on. Just came back from two weeks in Utah Az Ca. Flew my daughter in from NC (college student) and was my 3rd trip to the southwest with my son (going into 12th grade now). We hit a bunch of these but your video was much more thorough and wish I’d seen it before our trip. Kicking myself for not forcing our way into Goblin and Capitol Reef or forcing the Narrows in Canyonlands or making time for the Needles. There’s so much. Great video!
Great list thank you
Thanks for watching!
INCREDIBLE VIDEO! Best information about a Utah road trip out there!!
Glad you like it!
Hello you mention taking a plane thru canyon lands national park but i went to the link and didnt find it. I saw Island in the Sky 4x4 unless that is the company. Thank you so much for all the great content.
Sunrise at Dead Horse is great too!
A couple of years ago I took my son on a driving trip. We drove from Mesa Verde in CO to Monument Valley, but we took a back road (SR 201), and 5 minutes after we crossed into Utah I said to my son "Utah is like another planet." An amazing place. At one point we entered a bright red valley/canyon that was so stunning I had to stop the car. Can't wait to get back.
That sounds like an awesome experience! I look forward to traveling with my child someday, too.
Great video! That was super helpful. Been there a bunch but still so much on my list!
Glad it was helpful!
We got the same beanie haha… ok, thank you for sharing this information. Am looking at driving south next winter for a month of exploration in Utah with my rooftop tent. So looking forward to it
I first drove thru Utah in 1971. Later in 74 , I returned for college in Ogden and Logan. Great hiking state. Today , like many places we are losing the empty land with no signs or foot prints that no one has ever been there prior to you. No more highway signs saying; ''better fill up , next gas station 150 miles''.
There is still a sign on I-70 in Salina that reads Next Services 106 Miles. But it's on the interstate, so not as cool. But they really do mean it.
Oh I love Utah! Next video California plss
I have a bunch from California on my channel 😊
Very well done video! Thanks for sharing!
Ehh.. WOW! So well done! Thank you! 🤩
Thank you too!
Everyone road tripper need to see this awesome video
UTAHN right HERE 💪😎💪
Damn, you crushed it! San Rafael swell, bears ears, comb ridge, Canaan mountain, west canyon lands… Utah is ridiculous!
Great video Kristin! Thanks for sharing. I've had to the fortune to visit a few of those places including Factory Butte, Mars, and Canyonlands. Insane state! Utah is one of my favorite places on Earth. So vast.
I’ve only been to Utah once, for barely a day. I visited Lower Calf Creek Falls. It’s a must see. Very easy, 6-mile hike, but one of the best waterfalls in the country.
Good choice. I’ve done this hike a few times. Love the cold water after the hot hike.
I love all your videos 😊 amazing 💯
Great suggestions! Let me add some of my favorites: High Uinta Wilderness, Flaming Gorge, Sheep Creek Geologic Loop, Dinosaur National Monument, Big and Little Cottonwood Canyons.
Thanks so much, I’ll have to check some of those out!
UTAHN RIGHT HERE 💪😎💪
As a fellow Utah lover you picked 11 excellent spots! 👏
I love Utah, Great video!
Thankyou very much, I missed out on going to Coyote Gulch several years ago and want to come back and go, you have inspired me to see so much more. So will need to do some planning Does it cost much to go to all the parks? Can you recommend a reasonable place to rent a 4 wheel drive from? thanks
Great video. If you ever make it out to Utah again Northeast Utah, close to the Colorado border, offers a lot as well. Fantasy Canyon is similar to Goblin Valley, there is Split Mountain, Moonshine Arch, Red Fleet Reservoir, Flaming Gorge (the dam and the reservoir are great) and tons of other places to camp and hike.
Thanks for the tip!
I watched this just to see if there was anything new we haven’t done yet, and we have done all of these! Gonna have to keep looking for more lol
I remember a few years ago when Mystic Hot Springs was $15 per person and you could stay as long as you wanted! Now it's $25 and you can only stay for 2 hours
Darn inflation 😂
Mystic is a dump, there is a public free spot just up the road , limited space but the same thing free of the hippie camp vibe.
1 month and a half of total time in Utah and you claim you can name the best of the best to be seen in Utah! I've lived here for over 30 years. There is a lot more to see. Happy exploration!
Been almost all of these places and I still love going back and seeing them over and over. I absolutely Love your videos! Wondering if I can join in one of your trips. Thanks keep on exploring and stay safe ❤️
Aw thanks for watching! I have one more trip with space for this year, but I won't be going as I'll have an an infant at the time. In case you're still interested it's here: www.bemytravelmuse.com/french-polynesia-whale-swim-trip/
THANK YOU, VERY HELPFUL.
Amazing video content, you definitely needed more than million subscribers. Just loved watching your videos
I have been to the hot springs at 10:15 several times, lots of fun especially if you're able to skinny dip.
Utah has SO many amazing sites! Your drone footage is stunning 😍
Thanks! Agreed.
Wow.... you missed the best parts of Utah. You just basically did the Southern Utah Desert tour. You really missed. out.
****Things actually do grow in Utah, it's not all red dirt and salt. Tons of mountain ranges with forests to hike through with amazing views of pine and quaking aspen covered valleys. Uinta, Wasatch, Cache and Ashley national forests!
Go to the high Uintas, mountain lakes everywhere! Great camping, hiking, ATV trails, Rivers, fishing, hunting. Kings Peak, Mirror Lake, Red Castle, Amethyst Basin, Provo River and so much more.
Mount Timpanogos has a great hike that ends at the peak giving you two amazing views, Utah valley to the west (Utah Lake and city below) and to the East (Nothing but beautiful forest).
Tons of beautiful canyons to drive. One of the best runs is from Ogden to Woodruff. Ogden canyon to Pineview Reservoir to Monte Cristo Overlook to Woodruff. I suggest you continue North to my favorite place.
And my personal favorite... Bear Lake. An AMAZING deep water lake on the Utah - Idaho border. The water is so clear and clean! Fly over or go for a hike in the Bear River Range and look back at the lake and see the beautiful teal color of the water. I think it's the limestone that gives Bear Lake that color.
Great video clips. I‘m so motivated to go there ASAP!!
Ahhh we LOVE Utah! We were out that ways a few months ago, and couldn't get over how martian the landscape was at some points! There is so much to see and you've given us some great reasons to go back!
I still can't get over that magical spot either! Can't wait to go back and explore more.
Incredible trip! Thank you so much for sharing. We are planning a trip to Utah next June, and will definitively visit some of those amazing places!
Have fun!
Why haven’t i ever found your channel before? Awesome videos!!!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️ going to binge watch all of them
Aw thank you and welcome!
Beautiful video!! One place I sure want to go ! I didn’t really think you could fly a drone there , looks great!
Hmmmm did you use a drone to get most of those pictures especially the sky views? Anyway great pictures Bryce Canyon is really like another world place!
Can’t wait to plan my next trip 🤩🤩
Great Video! One suggestion if you're back in Utah - Dinosaur National Monument and Flaming Gorge. They are hidden away on the Colorado, Utah, Wyoming border but it is well worth it. The area is a hidden gem in the state.
Awesome list! I’m with you on the slot canyon claustrophobia thing. 🥺
Disneyland got BIG THUNDER MOUNTAIN there right off the SR12 as you enter Red Canyon.
Great video. If you did not do the Goblins Lair in Goblin Valley, consider returning. You can rappel from the roof of the cave or scramble down a side entrance. It is a top 10 for me :)
Blessings Chuck
Great presentation !!!
i just loved your storytelling ability. and the scenes were really beautiful
Aw thanks!
What a great list! Would love to take an out west trip, but it would be hard not to spend all our time in Utah. There's just so much there to see!
Wow I was in Utah in April I did get to see some of the things you saw but I didn't get to Moab I love UTAH people there are really cool and polite and prices are reasonable 👍
Beautiful
Stunning shots! Utah is incredible.
Can't wait to be back!
I thought they banned drones completely in all NPs. Did you get in trouble flying? It’s like $5k fine
Oh my… I’m in Moab just starting my visit and.. I “might” not have given myself enough time… hope you are well!
Hope I will visit Utah soon❤
the next time your in capitol reef you should try to check out sulfur creek if you haven't been there before pleasant creek is a very peaceful hike as well but sulfur is my favorite though
Missed Northern Utah which has entirely different landscapes. I would recommend camping at an overlook of Flaming Gorge
just awesome, you live my dreams.
Wow! What an amazing composite review. I had to keep pausing to take notes; this is a video I’ll need to keep referring to in my trip planning. Well done!
Glad you found it helpful!
was it hard to get a drone permit?
Zion is a dream!
This makes me want to book a trip to Utah!!
Best video you have done so far! Amazing skills you have built over the years. Blew me away. I love this and need to get to Utah!
Aww thank you! And yes you do!
1:38 The best part of Brice Canyon are the nights. There is NO light pollution, few clouds, and at such a high altitude you will see more stars with your naked eyes than any other spot in America.
❤ Looking forward to visiting Utah. A lot of natural places. It’s certainly a beautiful state.❤
This is absolutely dope just ❤️ it. I miss BeUTAHful. Great video just amazing. A Swede who used to live there love it miss it. Thank you for sharing this video 👍🙏❤️
Thanks dear!
Great video! I love exploring and living in Utah.
I would suggest Peekaboo and Spooky slot canyons too, but not for the claustrophobic!
Don't vist Utah, Utah is filled with Republicans. By visiting Utah you put money in Republicans pockets who will donate it to Trump. Don't support Trump, don't vist Utah.
Can you help me organize. Trip like this? This was beautiful
Excellent video! You gotta do one for Northern Utah! Have you ever been to the Spiral Jetty? Driven the Alpine Loop? Heard about or seen Pando? Been to the Heber Valley?
Spent the night camping within the Pando grove and it was so cool.
Or been to timpanogus cave or four wheel to the top of Ben Lomond peak beautiful view at night or been to alot of other places! Snow Basin, powder mountain, tons you my dear have not seen! Waterfall canyon! Waterfall in Ogden canyon, awesome ride over North Ogden Divide Logan Canyon! See the elk at hardware Ranch! The fun up over Monte Cristo! Lots to see & do in Utah!
An interesting fact about bentonite is that it has lubricating qualities when wet...some of the bentonite deposits make for entertaining “slip & slides when it rains...😜🤪😎
This is an awesome vid. Thank You. My wife and I are planning to fly to SLC and maybe rent a van and see the sights.
Have fun!
Thanks for great information.God bless you and your family
Thanks!
What a nice piece of inspiration for all of us, thanks for this excellent production 👍🏻
Great video with some fab places to visit.
Thank you!
I have talked to others who visited UT and said it was amazing, but this really shows how incredible it is. Man now I need to plan a trip out west. Thanks for being so detailed, looks like it would take a week or two to hit the good spots.
i live in utah and it is just amazing
Fun Fact about corona arch, you use to be able to repel down from the top of the arch way. idk if they are still doing that. I have also heard some rumors that there use to be a swing that hung down from the arch but got removed due to it not being safe. Im not sure about that one but it would be a pretty cool swing!
Thanks for this helpful video! Planning on going to Utah next year :)
Glad it was helpful!
So awesome........ thanks!