hey to you reading this 😊 whatever brings you here, whether it's to fall asleep or to relax from something stressful, i just wanted to let you know that everything will be fine. If you're going through a hard time right now, it's okay to remind yourself that this is temporary, and there are many good and relaxing days to come. You are an amazing person and the world is lucky to have someone like you in it. I hope only good things, love and strength will come your way. :)
10 am pst. I love your videos. I think you have the best available. Watching them on an 85# 4k tv is almost like being there. I like that you focus on the scenery not on talking. Keep up the good work
@@AdventureEveryDay Was this a weekend? Ir is it like this all the time? Thanks for creating such awesome videos. I subscribed during the pandemic and have been watching ever since.
Incredible how many interesting drives are in the west part of The USA. As I am planning now my roadtrip there for this september, I put more and more interesting roads to clinch from your drives, thanks for giving me a preview of what to expect, greetings from a roadtripper from Germany!
I was out there about 20 years ago -- in July!! The heat was so intense and oppressive -- it must have been 120 degrees (F) -- and we only had one water bottle for each person. Apparently ,we were the only ones dumb enough to be out there in mid-summer because we didn't see another car the entire trip -- good thing we didn't have car trouble. However, the place is stunningly beautiful, as was your video. Thank you for sharing your trip with us! :)
The extreme heat that's there, from perhaps the 3rd week of May to about the 2nd week of November, is why all these folks are out enjoying the desert in mid-Winter.
We stopped into Valley of Fire one day last year on our way back to Prescott after helping a friend in St George move on the hottest day of the year. For some reason we decided to visit because we'd heard that that a couple of Star Trek episodes had been filmed here. It was 125º, yes 125º! We loved it, but as we were on a short hike, we had people drive by pointing at us and laughing. I have to agree. We'll be back, but next time we won't visit while the valley is on fire. But hey, the mountain goats didn't seem to notice how hot it was, even though they had their fur coats on.
It definitely get scorching hot there. Less crowds when it’s that hot, but not pleasant to be outside hiking! This time of year is wonderful for hiking in Valley of Fire. Thanks for watching!
@@AdventureEveryDay Thanks AED... I just found your channel and am looking forward to watching more of your adventures! Thanks for taking the time and effort to do these videos.
Désert total y'a pas même pas un chien sur la route j'ai bien roulé sur le désir magnifique ces le paradis merci en attendant les nouvelles vidéo en compte sur vous Dupuis paris
Reminds me of Spielberg's masterpiece ,'Duel' and how good Dennis Weaver was in it...somehow i am more attracted to the desert landscape,than the green one..very scenic drive..❤
bonjour magnifique vidéo encore une fois bravo a vous la visite de la vallée du feu dans le nevada ce parc est absolument fabuleux et superbe la encore le dépaysement y est total . cette superbe étendue totalement désertique recouverte de rochers de différentes est époques est grandiose je vous remercie de m'avoir permis de faire cette découverte en votre compagnie lieux que je connaissais pas du tous enfin sous cette forme après des vieux westerns y on été peut être tournée cars le décore si prêt totalement je vous remercie pour se partage a bientôt cordialement
Once again, the infinite variety of desert Rimrock/Slickrock never ceases to amaze me! Midwinter has to be the REAL tourist season, as the extreme heat of the rest of of the year must scare those folks away--so MANY people out at this time, enjoying the desert's wonders. All of this fantastic stuff is worthy of the protection of the National Park Service, but if Nevada's department of state parks does the job as well, or better than the Feds, who's complaining?? Hmm, those pueblo-style cabins built in the 1930's, they look like they might as well have been built by prospectors or the Army (as a remote post) in a much earlier time. By the time the '30's came around, I'm sure that there must have been tourists who weren't interested in "roughing-it"; I saw no evidence of electrical/telephone wiring, nor a cafe, nor a manager's office, nor sanitary/comfort facilities. I'd guess there must have been gas stations not more than 50 miles away back then, unless the guests were packed in by long-haul equestrian means. You know, until our hinterlands were completely conquered by good quality roads suitable for automobiles, a few stagecoach lines still existed as recently as the 1930's! Could these tourist cabins have been in-use, as recently as the early '60's?
Nevada does a great job with Valley of Fire for sure. Mid/late winter is definitely a great time to visit the park. The cabins were definitely very rustic, certainly far from anything we're accustomed to today!
Best to make this trip during the week, before all the tourist hit it, I leave from Pahrump, hit Rad Rock, then the Valley, then the Lake, then home stopping in Boulder City for lunch, Harley only, never in a car
Hi from NSW Australia. Yet another quality 'road trip' video from AED. Well done. Valley of fire appears similar to the Arches National Monument, except no arches. The last part of the video clearly shows how vast the American South West is.
The winter months of December through February can be a wonderful time to visit with mild weather, and hopefully no large crowds. Weekends will of course be busier.
Just head up on I-15 north…like you are going to Salt Lake City. I believe it’s the Crystal exit…signs make it easy to get there. But do NOT go in the summer because it is unbelievably hot!
I adore what you are doing here. So well executed! I would love to see a video where you show us how you put all this together. What kind of camera do you use? Where do you place it? How many cameras are running at any given time? What sort of Color Grading (if any) do you use? What sort of vehicle are you driving? I'm SO impressed!
The speed limit is very low throughout most of the park, people are just following the posted speed limit. You can go into the video settings and set the video to play at 2X speed if you’re so inclined.
@@LoveOneAnotherHeSaid I appreciate safety, but it shouldn't go to the point of stupidity. The limit of 25 (which would be mph since it is the US) translates to 40km/h, which is ridiculously slow when there aren't even sharp bends or cliff drops and many good stretches of straight road. I don't see any reason this should not be 60-65 km/h (40 mph) easily without compromising on safety unless Americans are terrible drivers. I have driven extensively in the French and Swiss Alps with a lot more curves, inclined roads, and vertical drops but the speed limit is still 60 km/h (roughly 40 mph), and the road safety there is perfectly fine. I am in my mid-40s with more than 25 years of accident-free driving experience but you could call me a youngster at heart.
Really beautiful country. But 25 mph all that way? I'm afraid that slow for that long would stress me out. 30mph or even 35mph in spots would be realistic.
hey to you reading this 😊 whatever brings you here, whether it's to fall asleep or to relax from something stressful, i just wanted to let you know that everything will be fine. If you're going through a hard time right now, it's okay to remind yourself that this is temporary, and there are many good and relaxing days to come. You are an amazing person and the world is lucky to have someone like you in it. I hope only good things, love and strength will come your way. :)
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I pull my rower up in front of the TV and watch these videos. I rowed 4000 meters this morning enjoying the gorgeous view.... THANKS!!!❤
Fantastic! Thanks for riding along with us!
My favorite state is Nevada. Greetings from Tunisia🇺🇸🇹🇳
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Thanks for watching!
Great video!
Thanks!
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I feel warmth on my skin whenever I watch such joyful driving videos across the beautiful places ☺️
The desert southwest has such amazing landscapes
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I can’t make it in 10 seconds without exhaling! My favorite part of the country. 😊♥️🏜️
10 am pst. I love your videos. I think you have the best available. Watching them on an 85# 4k tv is almost like being there. I like that you focus on the scenery not on talking. Keep up the good work
Thanks for watching, glad you enjoy the videos!
WOW!! Sixty vehicles stacked up at West Gate, stretching back maybe a quarter-mile waiting to get in--that's something else!!
Yes, the entrance at the side of the park closer to Las Vegas was jammed. The other entrance was wide open though!
@@AdventureEveryDay Was this a weekend? Ir is it like this all the time?
Thanks for creating such awesome videos. I subscribed during the pandemic and have been watching ever since.
It was a weekend and it happened to be a very nice day outside, which definitely made it quite busy.
Incredible how many interesting drives are in the west part of The USA. As I am planning now my roadtrip there for this september, I put more and more interesting roads to clinch from your drives, thanks for giving me a preview of what to expect, greetings from a roadtripper from Germany!
Glad our videos are helpful with your planning!
Southwest really. Consider Monument Valley. I went there less than a month ago.
Also consider Maroon Bells, Colorado. If you go on a weekend, you can take the Silver Queen Gondola to the top of Aspen Mountain
Thank you for stopping at 15:o6 mins. and for this video :D
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Beautiful WOW NICE👍
💙 Thanks! Glad you enjoy it!
Thanks!
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What a gorgeous video, love he relaxing music and all the beautiful scenes !!!
Thanks for watching!
Wow, this is fantastic. It seems like this state park is pretty underrated. We will definitely visit it next time we are in the area. 😎😎
It’s well worth checking out. One of the most colorful places we’ve seen.
Your videos are the best by far
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This place is killing me how is so damn beautiful!! ❤😮
Agreed!
Thanks for sharing this reminds me of when we drove to Las Vegas from Houston Texas. Never will do it again but the Scenery was unbelievable.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Just look at Nevada
BEAUTIFUL 😍. This place is on my bucket list.
Glad you enjoyed it, hope you can visit in person soon!
Thank you.
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FANTASTIC 🙂
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Gorgeous Place.
Agreed!
Simply beautiful, big like.
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Thank you very enjoyable as always!😍🤙
Thanks for checking it out!
beautiful country site and excellent filming
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Beautiful landscape 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
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Man, such a great scenic drive and video, I love America.😍😃🤩
Thanks for watching!
Wonderful sight fleshing mind
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So beautiful scenery.
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Que de souvenir, merci pour se merveilleux voyage. Denis from France...🤟👌🙏💞
Merci d'avoir regardé!
To many people, parks never used to be so crowded, But beautiful landscape, thanks for sharing!
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Driving in that roads is really very interesting, besides the colors of the mountains how nice to drive there ❤❤❤❤,,
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed the video!
I was out there about 20 years ago -- in July!! The heat was so intense and oppressive -- it must have been 120 degrees (F) -- and we only had one water bottle for each person. Apparently ,we were the only ones dumb enough to be out there in mid-summer because we didn't see another car the entire trip -- good thing we didn't have car trouble. However, the place is stunningly beautiful, as was your video. Thank you for sharing your trip with us! :)
The extreme heat that's there, from perhaps the 3rd week of May to about the 2nd week of November, is why all these folks are out enjoying the desert in mid-Winter.
Merci beaucoup pour cette belle vidéo.
A travers ces paysages magnifiques.
Sincères remerciements ❤️❤️❤️
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WOW!!!!!!!
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My wife and I got married in front of the cabins you see at the 50 minute mark. Great video.
Very cool!
Beautiful, beautiful scenery! The west has so much more to enjoy than New England.
The beauty out west is endless, and we love it! Thanks for watching!
Dobra robota świetnie pasuje do jazdy na rowerze spinningowym w domu w zimą bardzo dziękuję 🌞
Dziękujemy za oglądanie i jazdę razem z nami!
We stopped into Valley of Fire one day last year on our way back to Prescott after helping a friend in St George move on the hottest day of the year. For some reason we decided to visit because we'd heard that that a couple of Star Trek episodes had been filmed here. It was 125º, yes 125º! We loved it, but as we were on a short hike, we had people drive by pointing at us and laughing. I have to agree. We'll be back, but next time we won't visit while the valley is on fire. But hey, the mountain goats didn't seem to notice how hot it was, even though they had their fur coats on.
It definitely get scorching hot there. Less crowds when it’s that hot, but not pleasant to be outside hiking! This time of year is wonderful for hiking in Valley of Fire. Thanks for watching!
@@AdventureEveryDay Thanks AED... I just found your channel and am looking forward to watching more of your adventures! Thanks for taking the time and effort to do these videos.
15:23 that puddle looks like giant footprint
It sure does!
It's probably snowmelt; I don't think flash-flood remnants would stick around for that long.
Amazing route !!!
It really is!
A great tour. Fantastic.. I wonder what camera did you use for the video?
Désert total y'a pas même pas un chien sur la route j'ai bien roulé sur le désir magnifique ces le paradis merci en attendant les nouvelles vidéo en compte sur vous Dupuis paris
Merci d'avoir regardé!
Reminds me of Spielberg's masterpiece ,'Duel' and how good Dennis Weaver was in it...somehow i am more attracted to the desert landscape,than the green one..very scenic drive..❤
Thanks for watching!
I see this, remember tremors (1990) movie
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I knew that the US have beautiful landscapes but this is just breathtaking.
Couldn’t stop watching, almost late for work. 😊
Thanks for watching! Happy you enjoy it! Please don't get in trouble at work! 😊
At McDonald's?😂
Merci you. ,❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
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bonjour magnifique vidéo encore une fois bravo a vous la visite de la vallée du feu dans le nevada ce parc est absolument fabuleux et superbe la encore le dépaysement y est total . cette superbe étendue totalement désertique recouverte de rochers de différentes est époques est grandiose je vous remercie de m'avoir permis de faire cette découverte en votre compagnie lieux que je connaissais pas du tous enfin sous cette forme après des vieux westerns y on été peut être tournée cars le décore si prêt totalement je vous remercie pour se partage a bientôt cordialement
Bonjour, merci d'avoir roulé avec nous sur cette route panoramique! ❤️
Valley Of Fire is a very apt description of this Park. Red earth red rocks.
EXCELLENT☺👍👍Rivian R1T sighting @ 20:17!😁😁
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So, there are beautiful places in not only Switzerland, but all over the world.
Absolutely. America is one place with endless beauty.
"there are beautiful places in not only Switzerland"?🤣🤣🤣🤣 India is even worse!
Such an awesome national park
Valley of Fire is a State Park, but it could certainly pass as a National Park!
I wish I was there right now! 😂
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Once again, the infinite variety of desert Rimrock/Slickrock never ceases to amaze me!
Midwinter has to be the REAL tourist season, as the extreme heat of the rest of of the year must scare those folks away--so MANY people out at this time, enjoying the desert's wonders.
All of this fantastic stuff is worthy of the protection of the National Park Service, but if Nevada's department of state parks does the job as well, or better than the Feds, who's complaining??
Hmm, those pueblo-style cabins built in the 1930's, they look like they might as well have been built by prospectors or the Army (as a remote post) in a much earlier time. By the time the '30's came around, I'm sure that there must have been tourists who weren't interested in "roughing-it"; I saw no evidence of electrical/telephone wiring, nor a cafe, nor a manager's office, nor sanitary/comfort facilities. I'd guess there must have been gas stations not more than 50 miles away back then, unless the guests were packed in by long-haul equestrian means. You know, until our hinterlands were completely conquered by good quality roads suitable for automobiles, a few stagecoach lines still existed as recently as the 1930's! Could these tourist cabins have been in-use, as recently as the early '60's?
Nevada does a great job with Valley of Fire for sure. Mid/late winter is definitely a great time to visit the park. The cabins were definitely very rustic, certainly far from anything we're accustomed to today!
Would love to visit places like this
Hope you can visit someday soon!
was this filmed in slow motion? it's a fine drive anyhow! Beautiful sceneries and lovely in reddish. Thanks for sharing.
Just following the posted speed limits.
Фантастический пейзаж! Словно другая планета.
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Только в США и Австралии!
Wooow so beautiful
Thanks! 🏜️❤️
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Beautiful..
Thank you! 😊
Hello everybody. I'm from Uzbekistan Tashkent Samarcand
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Best to make this trip during the week, before all the tourist hit it, I leave from Pahrump, hit Rad Rock, then the Valley, then the Lake, then home stopping in Boulder City for lunch, Harley only, never in a car
Yes, during the week is definitely a great time to visit the park. All those places are great!
Assalomu alaykum gap yuq lekin ajoyib joylarmi til ojiz jannat
Tomosha qilganingiz uchun tashakkur!
Hi from NSW Australia. Yet another quality 'road trip' video from AED. Well done. Valley of fire appears similar to the Arches National Monument, except no arches. The last part of the video clearly shows how vast the American South West is.
Valley of Fire is significantly lower elevation than Arches.
@@tacocruiser4238 Interesting. Thanks for the info.
Valley of Fire is definitely hotter than Arches in the summer months. Both parks are very special. Thanks for watching!
nice video ❤❤
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Beauriful.
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رائع جدا
شكرًا لك!
Muito bom o vídeo parabéns!! Onde fica localizado esse parque? Que tipos de rochas são essas??
Este parque está localizado em Nevada perto de Las Vegas
IN MY OPINION,NEVADA IS THE MOST BEAUTIFUL STATE IN AMERICA ❤️🇺🇲
Nevada is full of wonderful natural beauty!
@@AdventureEveryDay ❤❤
بسم الله. الله اكبر الله اکبر. لا اله الا الله. والله اکبر. الله اكبر ولله الحمد
Thank you. Very good
Thanks for watching! 💙
I'm wondering what time of year would be the quietest with the least amount of traffic to do this ride on my Harley.
The winter months of December through February can be a wonderful time to visit with mild weather, and hopefully no large crowds. Weekends will of course be busier.
Meu sonho um dia ir nesses lugares
💚 Esperamos que você possa visitar algum dia em breve!
Fantastic! May I ask how long does it take to drive the entire loop? Thanks.
It takes about an hour and a half to drive through the entire park
Can anyone please tell me how to get there ? Love it 💚💚💚
Just head up on I-15 north…like you are going to Salt Lake City. I believe it’s the Crystal exit…signs make it easy to get there. But do NOT go in the summer because it is unbelievably hot!
@@vegasnative6394 thanks for suggestions
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Thank you ilove you american
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Looks like the road Thelma and Louisa drove on , in the movie.
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Essa é a estrada usada como base para a pista Nevada Highway em NFS Prostreet? (Desculpe não falo inglês)
I adore what you are doing here. So well executed! I would love to see a video where you show us how you put all this together. What kind of camera do you use? Where do you place it? How many cameras are running at any given time? What sort of Color Grading (if any) do you use? What sort of vehicle are you driving? I'm SO impressed!
I saw CJ he was passing there 😂😂😂
Muito lindo
🧡 Obrigado por assistir!
rocks in middle of screen at 10:53 looks like a big turtle
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Starkly beautiful but i definitely would not want to drive through there in the summer.
What was with that 66 car backup????
Everyone coming from Vegas waiting to enter the park
You can see the ruins of the indigenous people's dwellings along the way, but I was relieved that they weren't doodled.
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Don't forget Route 66.
Fireiffic.
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Why is everyone driving in slo-mo? I thought the video was slowed down but people are walking at normal speed.
The speed limit is very low throughout most of the park, people are just following the posted speed limit. You can go into the video settings and set the video to play at 2X speed if you’re so inclined.
@@AdventureEveryDay That would kill the fun of driving. It should be kept reasonable.
@@kbboy101 You must be a youngster. Take it easy, life is over so fast.
@@LoveOneAnotherHeSaid I appreciate safety, but it shouldn't go to the point of stupidity. The limit of 25 (which would be mph since it is the US) translates to 40km/h, which is ridiculously slow when there aren't even sharp bends or cliff drops and many good stretches of straight road. I don't see any reason this should not be 60-65 km/h (40 mph) easily without compromising on safety unless Americans are terrible drivers. I have driven extensively in the French and Swiss Alps with a lot more curves, inclined roads, and vertical drops but the speed limit is still 60 km/h (roughly 40 mph), and the road safety there is perfectly fine.
I am in my mid-40s with more than 25 years of accident-free driving experience but you could call me a youngster at heart.
Beautiful videos!! Great! Can I ask you what kind of camera use? Thank
Really beautiful country. But 25 mph all that way? I'm afraid that slow for that long would stress me out. 30mph or even 35mph in spots would be realistic.
Really most people treat the 25 MPH speed limits as more of a suggestion, and they go about 30-35 MPH (or more).