We always enjoy your videos so much, Robert .... and this one is very special! Thank you for sharing your travels. We appreciate your warmth, your comments, your voice, and awesome editing. You are very talented and your work is brilliant.
Looks like I found the best travel videos on the youtube! Not only your videos are stunning but I love your running commentary. Your joyful nature is very infectious. There is not even a single boring second in your video. Very very well edited and narrated.
Wonderful! Bought back great memories. I ended up in Page by mistake as I missed my turnoff to the Grand Canyon. Best driving mistake I ever made because I got to see Horseshoe bend. Such a magnificent part of the world.
Thank you so much for sharing these videos. I almost feel like I have been to these places. I know I will never get to see the ones you hiked to so a special thank you for those. I loved every one I have seen and look forward to seeing all of your videos. I just love the way you have made it such a pleasant feeling trip. The view of the road as you travel and the sound of your voice describing the view and the family shots make it so wonderful. I hope you make many more, happy travels and I hope someday to see you on the road.
I love you so much man, the way you are talking and showing it its just fantastic!!! When im bored @ home and i wanna travel(in my mind) i watch your videos over and over... great !
While recovering from a broken leg, and surgery, it's sure nice to watch your beautiful and enjoyable videos! As you travel from place to place, for me it's almost as good as being there! The scenery is stunning ! Your videos are very well made and edited ! Thank you for helping to make this recovery easier and more enjoyable! Thank you and God bless you brother and hope you keep on making videos !
muy buenos tus videos, en poco tiempo estaremos visitando la herradura, el Cañon y en las vegas una semana nuevamente, gracias por la información que das en tus videos, saludos desde la Patagonia Argentina, provincia de Neuquen.
I have been watching a lot of motorcycle film about the areas you have traveled because I am doing the national parks next year on a Harley, from Orlando to LA. Your films are brilliant and have helped me plan my coast to coast vacation for next year. Well done - Dave from Scotland
Awesome video ! Hope you had. Good time in Denver , is beautiful also over here :) We are planning to go to Arizona this fall to explore those places there is also a lake called Havasu I think. And I am crazy to see that lake as well ! Thanks again
Hi Robert, thank you for sharing your adventure! I am looking to book the same tour as you did but want to be sure, did the 3 stops (boat tour, antelope canyon and horseshoe bend happen in 1 day? I am asking because I can not find a tour that does all 3 in one shot
What tour company did you use for antelope canyon. Visiting May 10 and would like to do one of the tours. Gov Doucey just opened Lake Powell back up today. :) Nevermind, found it. Kent tours. We've been binging watching your travels during this pandemic! Really enjoy your channel!!
Love this video. I just got back from here and I posted my video too and started searching who else had posted videos of Page. Page is an awesome town isn't it? Happy Travels!
Hi love the video! I have a question for you, do photographers have to pay a fee for using their own dslr cameras ? Also is there camp grounds close by that people can use and how much?
They have something called a photographer pass which is more expensive but you can take your time. We stayed at the Whaweap campground which is on the pricey side $60 per night. There are a couple other campgrounds in the area which are closer and probably cheaper. Thank you.
Going there next year. Hitting up 6 national parks. 3 i Utah and 3 in Colorado and ending our trip by seeing Monument valley and staying in Page. How was this resort in page? Pricey? any other places close to the water. We will be looking to stay in a hotel there. So you can just show up and see lower antelope without reservations? Great video!
Thanks! The RV resort we stayed at was on the pricey side for a campground at $60 a night. There is also a hotel. For lower antelope you can just show up. For upper antelope you have to reserve a tour at Page and they take you in a Jeep. By the way, I just did a quick search and it doesn't look like there are any other accommodations near the water.
Hey Robert, just wanted to say a quick thank you on the above advise regarding Antelope canyon, Our entire trip visiting 6 national parks was incredible. We decided to visit Antelope canyon X, which is a little south of the others and loved it. All 9 of my videos from the trip are now on my channel,By the way,the videos from your most recent trip are excellent!
+mickcracker Thanks. It really depends ideally I would do both. If you are more active do the canyon by foot. You'll see more things on the boat but... I don't know. It is just hard to choose.
Hi. I really like your videos. And Im about to go there. Can I ask u some questions about what tour did you take in this video ? I saw you took ken'a tour! How about the boat?
If you are talking photography, I researched ahead of time for my trip to Horseshoe Bend and Upper/Lower Antelope Canyon. I rented an 11-20mm f/2.8 Tokina lens. I knew my regular lens would not be able to capture the grandeur width of Horseshoe Bend. Absolutely spectacular place.
+TravelingRobert my family and i were at Antelope Canyon and we made such nice pictures, all ruined by the power plant. it was quite frustrating. if i could id have that power plant down in a week
Great video series. We are thinking of doing a trip similar to this for our next summer family trip. We are considering renting an RV but I would prefer not to drive a large size one (especially since there are only 3 of us). What are your general impressions of RV rental after doing it on this trip? Did you save $ versus renting a car and staying in hotels? What are things you didn't like about using the RV? What are things that you really enjoyed about the RV? Thanks in advance for all of your info and opinions!
kswaiz Hi, and thank you. First of all it isn't cheap. The RV was about $200 a day + gas (8 miles per gallon or so), so you don't do it to save the money but for the adventure and flexibility. I'm going to start with the pluses. You are traveling with you hotel room, so you only unpack once during your whole trip. Need to use the bathroom? Just stop at the next available place, no need to deal with dirty gas station public restrooms. You always get a room with a view. Nothing like waking up to the sunrise by a beautiful sandstone mesa. Most campgrounds have great views, and if you decide to boondock the sky is the limit. If you change your mind halfway through the trip and decide to change your itinerary, losing a campground reservation is a lot less expensive than a hotel room. Driving the RV is easier than it looks. You adapt after a while, just keep in mind all the time your length and your height. The only negative for me, besides the price, is that you can not take the RV everywhere. I would have loved to drive on the dirt around the Valley of The Gods or Monument Valley myself instead of taking an expensive tour. Also the interior of the RV can be a little run down due to all the punishment it gets. Otherwise I have no regrets. An RV is certainly not for everybody, but the only way to find out, I guess, is by renting one. By the way, this area of the country is very RV friendly. You almost see more RVs than cars, most of them rented by German tourists. Well, I hope this helps you make a decision, and I hope you enjoy your trip as much as I did mine.
Thanks for the great info. How many days did you travel for and with how many people? What size was the RV that you rented? How much did the campgrounds you stayed at cost on average for this particular trip?
kswaiz The RV trip was 7 days, three people. The RV was a 28-foot Class C, and the campgrounds ranged from 26 for the national and state parks to 60+ for the Wahweap resort. Goosenecks State Park was virtually free. Something like $6.
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As a local(48yrs), I'm impressed with how much you know about the area. Love your accent and dramatic music as well
Really one of the best channels I've discovered in a long time. I love the narration and descriptive dialogue.
Thank you!
Great video! Best narration video I've heard on any TH-cam video, ever. Thank you.
Glad to subscribe.
The prices to tour AC sure have changed.
We always enjoy your videos so much, Robert .... and this one is very special! Thank you for sharing your travels. We appreciate your warmth, your comments, your voice, and awesome editing. You are very talented and your work is brilliant.
Thank you so much. Page, Arizona was an amazing place.
You are really entertaining. Love the little sarcasm peppering your story.
I love your accent! It adds charm to the narration! Great voice!
Looks like I found the best travel videos on the youtube! Not only your videos are stunning but I love your running commentary. Your joyful nature is very infectious. There is not even a single boring second in your video. Very very well edited and narrated.
Thank you so much.
Wonderful! Bought back great memories. I ended up in Page by mistake as I missed my turnoff to the Grand Canyon. Best driving mistake I ever made because I got to see Horseshoe bend. Such a magnificent part of the world.
Tracey T Yes, it is magnificent.
Thank you so much for sharing these videos. I almost feel like I have been to these places. I know I will never get to see the ones you hiked to so a special thank you for those. I loved every one I have seen and look forward to seeing all of your videos. I just love the way you have made it such a pleasant feeling trip. The view of the road as you travel and the sound of your voice describing the view and the family shots make it so wonderful. I hope you make many more, happy travels and I hope someday to see you on the road.
Thank you Linda for you kind words.
THANK YOU so much for all your great informative videos, the best I've found yet.
I love you so much man, the way you are talking and showing it its just fantastic!!! When im bored @ home and i wanna travel(in my mind) i watch your videos over and over... great !
0Kinky0 Hey, thanks!
The narrating is delightful.
Robert is a great travel guide!
You have a wonderful speaking voice. Makes it a pleasure to listen to.......
+Clinton Hall Thank you
I was thinking the same his voice is sooo cool
I have been to lake Powell, and the Antelope canyons, as well as the horse shoe bend, love it all. One of my favorite vacation spots.
thank you, Robert! We are planning our trip in September and your videos are just crazy helpful!
+Katja Ponomarenko Thank you! Glad I could help :-)
Great video! Best narration video I've heard on any TH-cam video yet. Great delivery of facts and sense of humor, too. Nice work.
Thank you!
Well done Mike. Keep up the great work.
Amazing! Great knowledge on the different canyons!
Thank you!
While recovering from a broken leg, and surgery, it's sure nice to watch your beautiful and enjoyable videos! As you travel from place to place, for me it's almost as good as being there! The scenery is stunning ! Your videos are very well made and edited ! Thank you for helping to make this recovery easier and more enjoyable! Thank you and God bless you brother and hope you keep on making videos !
Glad to be of service. Thank you for your kind words.
Thanks for the video!
Nice video, i so glad to see this places.. Thanks for sharing..
Thanks! Love that area of the USA.
Thank you for your advice for beautiful trips!! We are enjoying your navigate. :)
+XLC Sales Thank you!
muy buenos tus videos, en poco tiempo estaremos visitando la herradura, el Cañon y en las vegas una semana nuevamente, gracias por la información que das en tus videos, saludos desde la Patagonia Argentina, provincia de Neuquen.
Thank you for posting this > I've saved it to my Arizona playlist.
Another amazing video Rob horseshoe bend looks so beautiful
utubesuckcox This is a beautiful area, and very remote. Thank you!
Love your travel vlogs. Your voice is really nice to listen. It adds a good vibe to your video.
PersMystere Thank you!
I have been watching a lot of motorcycle film about the areas you have traveled because I am doing the national parks next year on a Harley, from Orlando to LA. Your films are brilliant and have helped me plan my coast to coast vacation for next year. Well done - Dave from Scotland
Thank you! Glad to be of service.
been there, loved every minute of it.
Well explained and photographed.
Great..love your videos. We live in the Viscayne across from bayside when I was stationed there in the army
So fantastic to be able to see these amazing places. Great video.
+Annette Lane Thank you!
Antelope Canyon is in the top 5 of my Southwest US bucket list!
Your narration reminds me of a travel film I saw narrated by Telly Savalas.
I enjoyed it x
I'm impressed by the scenery but I am really impressed with with your video, particularly the sound score. I know that takes time!
JustaSmuck Thank you! I love doing this.
Grew up in Page. Beautiful place to live.
This is such a beautiful area. I was there a few years ago & I’m dying to go back
Love the video ! We’ll be there 2 in 2 weeks!!!
We are going here next month. Great video and so entertaining. I agree about the people taking pictures with an iPad...WHY? LOL!
Wonderful ! Thank you for sharing. nice
I was there last summer, amazing , stunning place
Yes it is
Wonderful ! Thank you for sharing.
Fábio Marcos Euzébio You're welcome!
Thank you for the video.. Great job...
+Philip Chavez Thank you!
omg bucketlist!! thanks for this video !!
oh my god i'm so excited because this weekend we might go to Antelope Canyon :))
+Sketchy vloggers Hey enjoy! It is a special place.
Your video is so helpful!! Thank you so much! I subscribed!!
Thanks! Glad you found it helpful
another great video Robert.
Awesome video ! Hope you had. Good time in Denver , is beautiful also over here :)
We are planning to go to Arizona this fall to explore those places there is also a lake called Havasu I think. And I am crazy to see that lake as well ! Thanks again
+Alice Woods Thank you. Added it to my list.
Very beautiful
Awesome nice place
Nice Vlog 👌
Great adventures man
Hi Robert, thank you for sharing your adventure! I am looking to book the same tour as you did but want to be sure, did the 3 stops (boat tour, antelope canyon and horseshoe bend happen in 1 day? I am asking because I can not find a tour that does all 3 in one shot
Awesome video
Thank you!
Nice!! i wanna go there next year.
Edgar Chavez You should go. It is beautiful area.
thank you for nice video
+RUBEN MALINAO Thanks!
great video :) liked
Lugar que impressiona, encanta e afirma a existência de Deus.
Great video thank you
I’ll be near all this next year in June/July while riding my motorcycle
We'll be there this May :)
+SeguirViajando You're in for a treat. Enjoy!
thanks for sharing.
What tour company did you use for antelope canyon. Visiting May 10 and would like to do one of the tours. Gov Doucey just opened Lake Powell back up today. :) Nevermind, found it. Kent tours. We've been binging watching your travels during this pandemic! Really enjoy your channel!!
Thank you! Enjoy.
Thanks again for another helpful video. Also, people taking photos with iPads never seems right to me either. :)
You're welcome
We were in Page right when covid19 was hitting the USA so the antelope canyon was closed unfortunately but the horseshoe bend was definitely worth it!
Aww thanks for hearting my comment. I just discovered ur channel so binge watching all ur four corner videos!
Love this video. I just got back from here and I posted my video too and started searching who else had posted videos of Page. Page is an awesome town isn't it? Happy Travels!
Thanks. Page is great. I'll check out your videos.
I was a police officer near this location. ...best place ever! !!
I might be going back soon. I love that area as well.
Hi love the video! I have a question for you, do photographers have to pay a fee for using their own dslr cameras ? Also is there camp grounds close by that people can use and how much?
They have something called a photographer pass which is more expensive but you can take your time. We stayed at the Whaweap campground which is on the pricey side $60 per night. There are a couple other campgrounds in the area which are closer and probably cheaper. Thank you.
Going there next year. Hitting up 6 national parks. 3 i Utah and 3 in Colorado and ending our trip by seeing Monument valley and staying in Page. How was this resort in page? Pricey? any other places close to the water. We will be looking to stay in a hotel there. So you can just show up and see lower antelope without reservations? Great video!
Thanks! The RV resort we stayed at was on the pricey side for a campground at $60 a night. There is also a hotel. For lower antelope you can just show up. For upper antelope you have to reserve a tour at Page and they take you in a Jeep. By the way, I just did a quick search and it doesn't look like there are any other accommodations near the water.
Hey Robert, just wanted to say a quick thank you on the above advise regarding Antelope canyon, Our entire trip visiting 6 national parks was incredible. We decided to visit Antelope canyon X, which is a little south of the others and loved it. All 9 of my videos from the trip are now on my channel,By the way,the videos from your most recent trip are excellent!
R.I.P power plant smoke stack.
Your lower antelope canyon tour is at afternoon or moring ?
Love your vids! Which would you recommend, upper antelope canyon tour or a canyon tour by boat? Your narration is hilarious btw.
+mickcracker Thanks. It really depends ideally I would do both. If you are more active do the canyon by foot. You'll see more things on the boat but... I don't know. It is just hard to choose.
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Which companies and tours did you buy? I'm going this Jan/2018 and I would to know. Thanks!
In Lake Powell Powell I just bought the boat tickets at the hotel. There was only one company, can’t recall the name now.
All right, and how about the Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend? Thanks!
when is the best time of day to go on this tour....we are going the second week in may 2016
I'd say for the boat tour in the morning before it gets too hot. I think we took the 9am or 10am tour.
ah... very nice job.
+ibcontent Thank you!
Hi. I really like your videos. And Im about to go there. Can I ask u some questions about what tour did you take in this video ? I saw you took ken'a tour! How about the boat?
Hi. I took one of the boat tours that they we offering at the Whaweap Hotel. We took the one to Antelope Canyon and Navajo Canyon.
awesome
+offroadrckorea Thanks!
did you book the tour ahead?
I would bet you missed your calling. (...veiled compliment ...)
Love the iPad comment LOL
What time of year did you go on this trip??
+Tom Smith I believe this was early June.
It's a pity, but inside the Lower Antelope Canyon, the white balance must be daylight, not auto, to get the color.
Great video, what camera did you use for that?
This was a while back. It was an older Sony from 2009 or so
What camera are you using?
I'll be making this trip souly on this video brotha
What kind of Lens is your go-to shooter?
The main camera in this video was a Sony camcorder with a Zeiss lens
If you are talking photography, I researched ahead of time for my trip to Horseshoe Bend and Upper/Lower Antelope Canyon. I rented an 11-20mm f/2.8 Tokina lens. I knew my regular lens would not be able to capture the grandeur width of Horseshoe Bend. Absolutely spectacular place.
+TravelingRobert my family and i were at Antelope Canyon and we made such nice pictures, all ruined by the power plant. it was quite frustrating. if i could id have that power plant down in a week
I know what you mean.
TravelingRobert im really glad you do...
Great video series. We are thinking of doing a trip similar to this for our next summer family trip. We are considering renting an RV but I would prefer not to drive a large size one (especially since there are only 3 of us). What are your general impressions of RV rental after doing it on this trip? Did you save $ versus renting a car and staying in hotels? What are things you didn't like about using the RV? What are things that you really enjoyed about the RV? Thanks in advance for all of your info and opinions!
kswaiz Hi, and thank you. First of all it isn't cheap. The RV was about $200 a day + gas (8 miles per gallon or so), so you don't do it to save the money but for the adventure and flexibility. I'm going to start with the pluses. You are traveling with you hotel room, so you only unpack once during your whole trip. Need to use the bathroom? Just stop at the next available place, no need to deal with dirty gas station public restrooms. You always get a room with a view. Nothing like waking up to the sunrise by a beautiful sandstone mesa. Most campgrounds have great views, and if you decide to boondock the sky is the limit. If you change your mind halfway through the trip and decide to change your itinerary, losing a campground reservation is a lot less expensive than a hotel room. Driving the RV is easier than it looks. You adapt after a while, just keep in mind all the time your length and your height. The only negative for me, besides the price, is that you can not take the RV everywhere. I would have loved to drive on the dirt around the Valley of The Gods or Monument Valley myself instead of taking an expensive tour. Also the interior of the RV can be a little run down due to all the punishment it gets. Otherwise I have no regrets. An RV is certainly not for everybody, but the only way to find out, I guess, is by renting one. By the way, this area of the country is very RV friendly. You almost see more RVs than cars, most of them rented by German tourists. Well, I hope this helps you make a decision, and I hope you enjoy your trip as much as I did mine.
Thanks for the great info. How many days did you travel for and with how many people? What size was the RV that you rented? How much did the campgrounds you stayed at cost on average for this particular trip?
kswaiz The RV trip was 7 days, three people. The RV was a 28-foot Class C, and the campgrounds ranged from 26 for the national and state parks to 60+ for the Wahweap resort. Goosenecks State Park was virtually free. Something like $6.
Great! thanks so much. This has been so very helpful!
Do you still read comments on old videos?
Sometimes. 🙂
Because of your video now I'm planning a trip there! Thank you so much!
Where can I book this tour?
We booked it at the hotel there
We booked it at the hotel there
0:47 my grandpa used to work in that powerplant
I live here
How much is the boat tour
It was expensive, like $75
Pronto voy
We did camp there too!! Glad to see it again. Here is Antelope VR video! th-cam.com/video/lTqFaLQAMdk/w-d-xo.html
russian accent?
+Victor Parakhin I was born in the island of Cuba.
+TravelingRobert Russia is a big friend of Cuba. So it makes sense:)
+Victor Parakhin We had a huge Soviet influence when I was growing up, but I don't know...
Anyway, I enjoy your videos. I'm glad that you had an opportunity to escape the "socialist paradise".
$28 per person for the canyon tour? sheesh money hungry I could understand $15 maybe $20 but not $28