I'm glad I found you. You do exactly what I have done for over 50 years but can no longer go on hikes on unstable ground because of my knees. I turn 80 in a couple of weeks so two years ago I purchased a 4Runner which allows me to still go to lots of "lonely" places on what I call "Wild-ner-ness Carventures". You are my knee replacement that allows me to go to these wonderful places and you add that extra touch of information which I really enjoy. Glad I can travel with you.
Reminds me of my grandma! Lived in an off grid cabin for years! I learned to ask "how far" when she suggested a "walk"! She drove all over! At least 2 trips to Alaska, living out of her mini van. I miss her.😢
Well, of course you can't please everyone. I think you do a good job of balancing the content in your videos: information, history, beautiful views, the occasional rock climbing thrill... Keep doing what you're doing. We'll keep looking forward to another Saturday cup of tea with Tristan!
You take us on some unique hikes! Love the fact that you are showing us these areas and there's never anyone else around. These are America's REAL treasures. Beauty and solitude.
Love how you show yourself inside the arches to give perspective as to how large they are. Without that reference they could be any size and we wouldn't know. Thanks.
That viewpoint of the Green was, as you said, stunning. I was trained as a geophysicist, so my paleontology isn’t as complete as a proper geologists’, but I would guess the crocodile rock is a collection of fossilized proto-clams or large worm casings. The circles in the next area I also think were organically generated.
Tristan, your videos are perfect. I enjoy everything about them. People need to stop telling you to add more info about history or this, that and the other thing. You are unique, and that's why I adore you. If you were to add more history, geology, etc, like people are asking of you, then it would probably ruin the uniqueness and quality of your videos of your hikes and exploration. They can do their own research. I watch you because of how you create. Please don't change your ways for those people. I love your videos.
So beautiful. What a long hike. I appreciate what information you do share with us. I've learned so much. The main reason I enjoy your videos more than others. It's not just hey look at me and the fabulous places I go. Your videos are educational, shows amazing places and the best views. I love the peace and serenity in your videos. The quiet is much appreciated. Safe travels 💕
Back in the mid 70’s they had a float , motor trip called the friendship cruise. You launched your boat at Green River you then floated down to the Colorado river. You then had to motor up the Colorado river to Moab where your vehicle and trailer would be waiting for you. What a trip I will never forget it. It was held on Memorial Day weekend.
My favorite part was the sound effect of the instagram hole shot! It was cool to see the off roaders who you could see but who were very unlikely to know that they were in your video. I stayed in a place on Green River in Green River as a stepping off place to visit Canyon Lands. (I am NOT recommending it!) I stayed twice… the second time was awful and I wrote a bad review of the owner who caters to the bus loads who stay there and not repeat customers who book independently. I digress. Thanks for sharing your adventures and the around Moab areas with us.
You find the most awesome places and "things". You spark people to ask questions & hopefully to find answers so we can all learn. May God bless you Tristan (& family) for taking us along your journey. My favorite part is how you are able to film & show us the magnitude of the arches-then the small scale of the crocodile ❣️🤩
I have flown over the Green River my entire life flying between CA and MO. It is a huge attention getter for me. This video was made for me. Okay, others, too, but now I can fulfill my daydream of one day getting up close and personal with the area and the Green River. I start full-time van life in June and have this hike on my "to do" list. Thanks, Tristen, and keep up the good work!
I have been watching you for 2 or more years. You have given me so many hours of beautiful sight seeing. I absolutely love the desert hikes. Fabulous. Very grateful for your channel
What an incredible area! Sadly, this is the first I've heard of this hike, but it's on the list! And, just as one long-time viewer/reader, you do a great job of explaining the areas, history, locations, etc. Keep it up!
I like how you point out interests that would naturally occur for any person looking for a certain aspect a place is known for or stumbling upon something unexpected.
I always enjoy how you keep every video interesting. Thank you for helping those of us who have adventurous spirits explore unknown places we would never hear of without you!
Your comment at marker 4:00 about convincing people who think the desert is brown and ugly is accurate. I have lived in a lot of places because of being a military brat and decided Arizona was the place to settle in my old age to be closer to that which makes me happiest. I rarely use the words "awe" , "inspiring" or "amazed", but this area has always left me with those feelings. Hence my own artist rendition in my profile. Thumbs up on another great video!
There are plenty of channels here with specializations on all of those topics you mentioned Tristan, your doing a great service just pointing them out. I have often searched elsewhere for further info on things you bring here which I otherwise wouldn't have known to. Thanks your doing good and entertaining vids here.
Your love for the desert is contagious and enlightening. Crocodile Rock is the weirdest thing I've ever seen and would never have seen them without you! Thanks!
I think the amount of info in your videos is perfect. It's the right balance of explaining what you're seeing and whetting our appetites to learn more. There's this amazing thing called "Google" where people can enter their more specific questions to learn more! I've googling many times after watching these videos! I've also placed a bunch of pins on my google maps for "places to visit" (well, places where my smaller SUV can go). Keep up the great work and exploration!
I used to be one of those people who though of the desert as dull and ugly. But then I moved west and experienced it in person. Wow was my old self wrong! Love all the places you take us.
Stunningly Peaceful. Enjoyed it very much and your photography is so beautifully done to capture the magnificence of this location. The river view was amazing and the fact it travels so far to get back basically side by side where it left from is so interesting. Your hikes are so varied and very enjoyable. Facts on the locations that you do not know can be looked up merely by using our fingers to google while you use your legs and talent to bring us such beauty.
Those red things in the rock look like iron nodules. Common in the sandstones of Utah. That was Jasper that you found. Sometimes you can find coprolites (Dino poop) made of Jasper out there!
Tristan, you do a great job with all the information you provide. I’m sure you’d like to specialize in various areas of science, but you already have a specialty. Keep up the great vids. They are chalk full of info and detail.
Utah is amazing!! I really want to spend at least a month in each of the states exploring but perhaps longer in Utah. I've already been through the state about 10 times and there is always something new to see. Beautiful!
Imagine a home built into the cliffs with those arches as windows into nature. WOW would that be breathtaking 😮to see all the wonders you have showed us today. 😊👍🏻
Thank you for taking us along. Your mention of the comments: my favorite part! So many people with stories & info. THAT is why I subscribe. Your presentation & calm demeanor makes my week. I often study the areas after watching & rewatch. Thank you!
That Ahhh moment was humorous… but what a great view point of the Green River. Thanks for sharing and keep up the good work, you’re killing it Tristan!
Your videos are superb, and anyone looking for morfe info, can look up the location to study what they want surely. Regardless, the videos are wonderful.
Bravo Tristan - absolutely gorgeous hike! ❤ the arches, the Green River, Crocodile Teeth & the jasper! You educate us so much by showing us your hikes & sharing variety of creation - HUGE THANKS❣️ Stay safe!
I agree 100%. I live in Oregon, and the nature here is a polar opposite but stunning as well. I've been to Utah 3 times in 1 year, and I'm going again in October. There's just so much to see !!
Wow Triston! This WAS incredible! I loved The Colenades The Jasper Stones! The Green River! At the end you said you didn’t see anyone but did see people on three vehicles didn’t you along the Green River! This is the only Green River I know of except S Dakota!❤️😀🇺🇸🚙
I've been reading about John Wesley Powell's journey through that region so it's nice to see this. I hiked at Natural Bridges with my daughter a few years ago and would love to go back.
This was a super nice video of southern Utah. I got back about a week or so ago from a 16-day trip that was not near long enough. I love the unique areas you want to in this video. I might not be able to hike the hike you did, and I appreciate, as always, your efforts to take us places we may never see. My favorite was the Five Arches. I would love to camp there for a night. .. imagine the midnight views. I was wondering if the circles and other weird shapes were fossil indentations? Anyway, I'm not an expert. Keep doing you , we love it. They can always buy books to learn about their particular interests. I'm headed back to Utah in October, I've got to avoid that intense heat. But that gives me plenty more time to do more research. This video was visually stunning. Thanks for sharing !!
We already had Collonade on our hike list, but THANK YOU for the tip about Croc Rock and the Bowknot! That made for an EPIC day. We went 4/19. didn't see a soul, but there was ONE other car at the trailhead when we got back. Thanks a bunch!
I’m always envious and jealous of you when I watch your videos. It’s been my dream to relocate the southern Utah for about 25-30 years. Perhaps someday 🤔
Do not let the comments change the way you do your videos. Like you said you can’t say everything and still make the great videos you make that my wife and I love to watch every week. You give enough detail and views to make your videos perfectly enjoyable. We will be meeting with Ryan van Duzer in the weeks ahead another you tuber we enjoy. Hopefully someday our paths will cross and we can say hello to you as well. Keep up the great work. Cheers.
OhTristan, my husband and I thoroughly enjoy going with you on these adventures, where you so wildly take so much time to place that camera, to give us the real life perspective of you against the vastness of these amazing hikes! Thank-you for such exciting places and exquisite beauties that we will never get to see at our age (81 & 78) Some day when you can no longer walk those isolated hikes or film them for our pleasure, you may have to make a compilation edited to fill a 2 hour series, or is that the impossible dream? with all the hikes you have taken us on! I want to be alive if such a endeavor takes place, our dear friend of nature and beyond! Gods speed and good health to you!
The Seedskee river is one of my most favorite rivers in the west. Did you ever read Colin Fletcher's book about walking and floating the Green from the trickles above Green River lakes until the,,,once again trickle ,,dumps into the sea of Cortez. He was well past 70 and I think he used a pack raft or something similar. Excellent trip,,and at his age.
Love your videos and am constantly adding your hikes to my list of potential travels. Sometimes you discuss the quality of the roads (i.e., whether one needs 4 WD or a high clearance vehicle). It would be great if you could put that information in the written description of every video.
Another stunningly beautiful area. Always love your shots, but was particularly taken by the silhouette shot in the 5 Holes! Super groovy! And how fortuitous to catch the bike and side-by-siders on that trail road. Great adventure!!
My favorite part of this video was your editing. It's come such a long way and is so easy and soothing to watch. Keep up the great work. Living vicariously through you as I work.
That road you see from Bowknot Bend Overlook is Hey Joe Canyon. This can be driven or ridden after descending into Spring Canyon, or Spring Bottom Canyon its sometimes know as. A spectacular descent.
We hiked to the arch but I really enjoyed that overlook! That’s my favorite; I could sit there a long time and enjoy that view and watch for vehicles on the road down below. Thanks for sharing!!
Another entertaining video. Enough info to give the viewer a place to dig down if we are so inclined..in a variety of the topics you mentioned. Great video, Utah is #1 on my bucket list trips, solely due to your adventure videos. Thank you Tristan!!
Tristan, I Love every one of your Videos. How you manage to find places and not see another soul, is amazing and wonderful to see it exists. For those asking for more details (geo,history,etc), I say, "Google is your friend".
Tristan ......another great video & hike you took us on. Keep up the way you do things. It’s perfect! I enjoy your videos for their uniqueness! I’m still west of Ogden in Plain City. We live on a bend of the Ogden/ Weber river. It was at 26 feet yesterday. We’ve brought in about 350 sandbags. Watching your video today took away from my worrying if we’re going to be flooded out. Thank you for always sharing your adventures!!!!!! Keep them coming!!!!
This all used to be my backyard. Now I’m kicking myself for having never hiked this area. Was a Ranger at Arches for a year then moved to Grand Junction a few years later and lived there for 6 years. Maybe one day I can move back west…
This is exactly why I love Utah and your videos. By the way, I lost your email but would like to send you some new paintings of Arches NP & one of Yosemite Valley. If you'd like to view them, I'd be honored to send them. Another amazing video - Thanks!
Hi,wow.thr greene river the pioneers went along and look what they saw! The river that runs both north and south,I knew that but never seen it like that.
Those brown circular things about 10:35 look like fossil shells, some bowl side up, some bowl side down (with just the rim showing), but I’m no scientist.
What a fascinating trek with multiple sites to see. The different geological piece are so fascinating...we each should look up these different items ourselves...it would be a great treasure hunt of knowledge rather than you do it all for us. Thanks again for sharing this great trek.
That lower road is Hey Joe canyon road and is now closed, like so many other existing roads in the area. We hiked this early 2024 and were the only ones there.
Thanks, too, for the closing drone shots. Altitude perspectives make a huge difference for me, seeing just where I am in the scheme of things - so much of desert beauty is blocked by my viewing perspective. I'm always wearing myself out climbing up hills just to make out the terrain beyond. And, yeah, I also would've wanted to hang out by those arches a few more hours maybe. What a spot, to be so near the Green River bow.
Another amazing place in Utah! No wonder you have spent so much time there! The red stone at the end made me think of the red of the dinosaur fossils in your other video. 🤔 The red jasper in my area is different but then I find it on the beach or along rivers.😊
I'm glad I found you. You do exactly what I have done for over 50 years but can no longer go on hikes on unstable ground because of my knees. I turn 80 in a couple of weeks so two years ago I purchased a 4Runner which allows me to still go to lots of "lonely" places on what I call "Wild-ner-ness Carventures". You are my knee replacement that allows me to go to these wonderful places and you add that extra touch of information which I really enjoy. Glad I can travel with you.
When I'm your age, I hope I'm also still at least doing car adventures!
May you have many more "Wild-ner-ness Carventures". 💖
Reminds me of my grandma! Lived in an off grid cabin for years! I learned to ask "how far" when she suggested a "walk"! She drove all over! At least 2 trips to Alaska, living out of her mini van. I miss her.😢
@@dfreak01 What wonderful memories and the fact you miss her shows how wonderful she was. Lovely to have these memories.
Well, of course you can't please everyone. I think you do a good job of balancing the content in your videos: information, history, beautiful views, the occasional rock climbing thrill... Keep doing what you're doing. We'll keep looking forward to another Saturday cup of tea with Tristan!
Don’t change a thing Sir!
Dragon teeth or crocodile rock formation. Cool rocks.
You take us on some unique hikes! Love the fact that you are showing us these areas and there's never anyone else around. These are America's REAL treasures. Beauty and solitude.
Well said! Thanks for watching.
Love how you show yourself inside the arches to give perspective as to how large they are. Without that reference they could be any size and we wouldn't know. Thanks.
That's definitely intentional! I get frustrated when I see hiking videos and it's all first-person stuff with no sense of scale.
That viewpoint of the Green was, as you said, stunning.
I was trained as a geophysicist, so my paleontology isn’t as complete as a proper geologists’, but I would guess the crocodile rock is a collection of fossilized proto-clams or large worm casings.
The circles in the next area I also think were organically generated.
100% agree.
Worm poop??? hahahaha
Very interesting thanks!
Tristan, your videos are perfect. I enjoy everything about them. People need to stop telling you to add more info about history or this, that and the other thing. You are unique, and that's why I adore you. If you were to add more history, geology, etc, like people are asking of you, then it would probably ruin the uniqueness and quality of your videos of your hikes and exploration. They can do their own research. I watch you because of how you create. Please don't change your ways for those people. I love your videos.
That's what I came here to say. What you are doing is just fine. I always enjoy your videos.
Road along the Green River is Hey Joe Canyon. It's a Jeep road with lots of tamarisks that scratch Jeeps. :) Enjoy!
woohoo your videos are as good as Saturday morning cartoons I looked forward to as a kid. Hope you and your family are well!!
So beautiful. What a long hike. I appreciate what information you do share with us. I've learned so much. The main reason I enjoy your videos more than others. It's not just hey look at me and the fabulous places I go. Your videos are educational, shows amazing places and the best views. I love the peace and serenity in your videos. The quiet is much appreciated.
Safe travels 💕
Thank you! I make the kinds of videos I want to watch, so it's always gratifying that other people watch them for the same reasons.
Agreed! Great info!😊
I couldn't agree more!
Our job is to be your armchair -ologists. Thanks for the fun and the beauty.
Back in the mid 70’s they had a float , motor trip called the friendship cruise. You launched your boat at Green River you then floated down to the Colorado river. You then had to motor up the Colorado river to Moab where your vehicle and trailer would be waiting for you. What a trip I will never forget it. It was held on Memorial Day weekend.
That sounds like a fantastic trip. What fun!
My favorite part was the sound effect of the instagram hole shot!
It was cool to see the off roaders who you could see but who were very unlikely to know that they were in your video.
I stayed in a place on Green River in Green River as a stepping off place to visit Canyon Lands. (I am NOT recommending it!)
I stayed twice… the second time was awful and I wrote a bad review of the owner who caters to the bus loads who stay there and not repeat customers who book independently. I digress.
Thanks for sharing your adventures and the around Moab areas with us.
You find the most awesome places and "things". You spark people to ask questions & hopefully to find answers so we can all learn. May God bless you Tristan (& family) for taking us along your journey. My favorite part is how you are able to film & show us the magnitude of the arches-then the small scale of the crocodile ❣️🤩
Thanks! 😁
I have flown over the Green River my entire life flying between CA and MO. It is a huge attention getter for me. This video was made for me. Okay, others, too, but now I can fulfill my daydream of one day getting up close and personal with the area and the Green River. I start full-time van life in June and have this hike on my "to do" list. Thanks, Tristen, and keep up the good work!
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I have been watching you for 2 or more years. You have given me so many hours of beautiful sight seeing. I absolutely love the desert hikes. Fabulous. Very grateful for your channel
What an incredible area! Sadly, this is the first I've heard of this hike, but it's on the list!
And, just as one long-time viewer/reader, you do a great job of explaining the areas, history, locations, etc. Keep it up!
Thanks Eric! I appreciate the support!
I like how you point out interests that would naturally occur for any person looking for a certain aspect a place is known for or stumbling upon something unexpected.
I always enjoy how you keep every video interesting. Thank you for helping those of us who have adventurous spirits explore unknown places we would never hear of without you!
Your comment at marker 4:00 about convincing people who think the desert is brown and ugly is accurate. I have lived in a lot of places because of being a military brat and decided Arizona was the place to settle in my old age to be closer to that which makes me happiest. I rarely use the words "awe" , "inspiring" or "amazed", but this area has always left me with those feelings. Hence my own artist rendition in my profile. Thumbs up on another great video!
Thanks Cecelia! I'm glad you've found your happy place 😁
Iron concretions in the sandstone
That's my guess, too. Concretions of some sort. The red is obviously Fe (either ++ or +++, probably the oxidized form ++). My PhD is in Ig. Pet.
I enjoy the descriptions and keeping it educational without getting to high tech in geology but rather enjoy and take in the surroundings
There are plenty of channels here with specializations on all of those topics you mentioned Tristan, your doing a great service just pointing them out. I have often searched elsewhere for further info on things you bring here which I otherwise wouldn't have known to. Thanks your doing good and entertaining vids here.
Agree. I’m researching Jasper rock tonight.
Me too!
Your love for the desert is contagious and enlightening. Crocodile Rock is the weirdest thing I've ever seen and would never have seen them without you! Thanks!
I think the amount of info in your videos is perfect. It's the right balance of explaining what you're seeing and whetting our appetites to learn more. There's this amazing thing called "Google" where people can enter their more specific questions to learn more! I've googling many times after watching these videos! I've also placed a bunch of pins on my google maps for "places to visit" (well, places where my smaller SUV can go). Keep up the great work and exploration!
I used to be one of those people who though of the desert as dull and ugly. But then I moved west and experienced it in person. Wow was my old self wrong! Love all the places you take us.
Stunningly Peaceful. Enjoyed it very much and your photography is so beautifully done to capture the magnificence of this location. The river view was amazing and the fact it travels so far to get back basically side by side where it left from is so interesting. Your hikes are so varied and very enjoyable. Facts on the locations that you do not know can be looked up merely by using our fingers to google while you use your legs and talent to bring us such beauty.
Those red things in the rock look like iron nodules. Common in the sandstones of Utah. That was Jasper that you found. Sometimes you can find coprolites (Dino poop) made of Jasper out there!
Tristan, you do a great job with all the information you provide. I’m sure you’d like to specialize in various areas of science, but you already have a specialty. Keep up the great vids. They are chalk full of info and detail.
Returned from Moab a couple of weeks ago. Went to Arches National Park.
Utah constantly amazes me!!! LOVED todays adventure 😍. Thank you Tristan!!
Utah is amazing!! I really want to spend at least a month in each of the states exploring but perhaps longer in Utah. I've already been through the state about 10 times and there is always something new to see. Beautiful!
Imagine a home built into the cliffs with those arches as windows into nature. WOW would that be breathtaking 😮to see all the wonders you have showed us today. 😊👍🏻
WOW, ty Tristan for another mesmerizing adventure, what an inspiration to all to respect, love and be gentle to Mother Earth.
I like your videos just the way they are. No need to be a specialist on everything! You’re 🥇
Thank you for taking us along. Your mention of the comments: my favorite part! So many people with stories & info. THAT is why I subscribe. Your presentation & calm demeanor makes my week. I often study the areas after watching & rewatch. Thank you!
I absolutely love your videos!! Utah is my favorite state to visit, so far. I never miss viewing your videos!! Take care happy and safe travels!
That Ahhh moment was humorous… but what a great view point of the Green River. Thanks for sharing and keep up the good work, you’re killing it Tristan!
I live outside the US and have come to love Utah thanks to videos like these. 😍😍
Always good!
Your videos are superb, and anyone looking for morfe info, can look up the location to study what they want surely. Regardless, the videos are wonderful.
Fantastic views of Green River! Loved the strange fossils and "crocodile teeth".
Bravo Tristan - absolutely gorgeous hike! ❤ the arches, the Green River, Crocodile Teeth & the jasper! You educate us so much by showing us your hikes & sharing variety of creation - HUGE THANKS❣️ Stay safe!
That little road down along the river is called "Hey Joe Canyon Safari Rte" very cool. Thank you
At 5:30, every bit as stunning as the GC, maybe even more so.
Great video! I love UTAH. The place I call home!
Utah is one of the most beautiful states in the USA. I think everybody should make a trip there if they love the outdoors.
I agree 100%. I live in Oregon, and the nature here is a polar opposite but stunning as well.
I've been to Utah 3 times in 1 year, and I'm going again in October. There's just so much to see !!
Salt Lake City is the only good part. All visitors should only spend their time there.
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Wow Triston! This WAS incredible! I loved The Colenades The Jasper Stones! The Green River! At the end you said you didn’t see anyone but did see people on three vehicles didn’t you along the Green River! This is the only Green River I know of except S Dakota!❤️😀🇺🇸🚙
The views from Five Hole Arch and the Green River overlook weer stupendous. Thank you for finding these places for us to enjoy through you.
I've been reading about John Wesley Powell's journey through that region so it's nice to see this. I hiked at Natural Bridges with my daughter a few years ago and would love to go back.
Loved this one, too.
This was a super nice video of southern Utah. I got back about a week or so ago from a 16-day trip that was not near long enough.
I love the unique areas you want to in this video. I might not be able to hike the hike you did, and I appreciate, as always, your efforts to take us places we may never see.
My favorite was the Five Arches. I would love to camp there for a night. .. imagine the midnight views.
I was wondering if the circles and other weird shapes were fossil indentations?
Anyway, I'm not an expert.
Keep doing you , we love it. They can always buy books to learn about their particular interests.
I'm headed back to Utah in October, I've got to avoid that intense heat. But that gives me plenty more time to do more research.
This video was visually stunning. Thanks for sharing !!
We already had Collonade on our hike list, but THANK YOU for the tip about Croc Rock and the Bowknot! That made for an EPIC day. We went 4/19. didn't see a soul, but there was ONE other car at the trailhead when we got back. Thanks a bunch!
Wow Tristan, another spectacular place and adventure! Thanks for taking us along! Love your videos!
I’m always envious and jealous of you when I watch your videos. It’s been my dream to relocate the southern Utah for about 25-30 years. Perhaps someday 🤔
Enjoyed it. Made me laugh on the Instagram pic joke.
Great Video, nice hike, great destinations, cool campsite. Thanks Tristen for sharing.
Do not let the comments change the way you do your videos. Like you said you can’t say everything and still make the great videos you make that my wife and I love to watch every week. You give enough detail and views to make your videos perfectly enjoyable. We will be meeting with Ryan van Duzer in the weeks ahead another you tuber we enjoy. Hopefully someday our paths will cross and we can say hello to you as well. Keep up the great work. Cheers.
You can reach the arches from the river as well. Do it every time we float the Green.
Again another beautiful area of Utah. We’re excited for your visit into New Mexico, a state I don’t see many You Tubes about.
OhTristan, my husband and I thoroughly enjoy going with you on these adventures, where you so wildly take so much time to place that camera, to give us the real life perspective of you against the vastness of these amazing hikes! Thank-you for such exciting places and exquisite beauties that we will never get to see at our age (81 & 78) Some day when you can no longer walk those isolated hikes or film them for our pleasure, you may have to make a compilation edited to fill a 2 hour series, or is that the impossible dream? with all the hikes you have taken us on! I want to be alive if such a endeavor takes place, our dear friend of nature and beyond! Gods speed and good health to you!
Beautiful, wow! the 5 hole arches are amazing. Thanks for sharing! Stay Safe!
This is fefinately on our bucket list, probably mid May after we attend my daughter's wedding in S.L.C. Thank you Tristan.
The Seedskee river is one of my most favorite rivers in the west. Did you ever read Colin Fletcher's book about walking and floating the Green from the trickles above Green River lakes until the,,,once again trickle ,,dumps into the sea of Cortez. He was well past 70 and I think he used a pack raft or something similar. Excellent trip,,and at his age.
Fav part - the green river bend. Super cool, thanks man!!
Love your videos and am constantly adding your hikes to my list of potential travels. Sometimes you discuss the quality of the roads (i.e., whether one needs 4 WD or a high clearance vehicle). It would be great if you could put that information in the written description of every video.
Awesome hike! I loved everything and thought of Elton John's classic tune , "Crocodile Rock" at that juncture of this fascinating trail. Cool!
The arches are amazing and look like good cover in severe weather
Tristan, Your videos are well done and very informative ... top-notch.... few you tubers are as good as you are
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Another stunningly beautiful area. Always love your shots, but was particularly taken by the silhouette shot in the 5 Holes! Super groovy! And how fortuitous to catch the bike and side-by-siders on that trail road. Great adventure!!
Liked all of it but I loved the multi arches and the round spots . Stay safe and enjoy your life
Great content. I love how you speak. Very efficient. No ahs, uhs, you knows. great!
My favorite part of this video was your editing. It's come such a long way and is so easy and soothing to watch. Keep up the great work. Living vicariously through you as I work.
Spectacular views of the Green River.
I was just in Green River a few weeks ago for an ATV trip. There are numerous trails in the area, one could easily spend days there riding.
Spectacular even when it's easy. Easy for you.
Such beauty! Oh, how I miss southern utah!
Loved those colonnaded arches! Nature is the best artist and builder. Spectacular!
That road you see from Bowknot Bend Overlook is Hey Joe Canyon. This can be driven or ridden after descending into Spring Canyon, or Spring Bottom Canyon its sometimes know as. A spectacular descent.
Thoroughly enjoyed this adventure. Thanks for taking us along. 😊
We hiked to the arch but I really enjoyed that overlook! That’s my favorite; I could sit there a long time and enjoy that view and watch for vehicles on the road down below. Thanks for sharing!!
Another entertaining video. Enough info to give the viewer a place to dig down if we are so inclined..in a variety of the topics you mentioned. Great video, Utah is #1 on my bucket list trips, solely due to your adventure videos. Thank you Tristan!!
Tristan, I Love every one of your Videos. How you manage to find places and not see another soul, is amazing and wonderful to see it exists. For those asking for more details (geo,history,etc), I say, "Google is your friend".
Thank you for very much for including GPS coordinates
Tristan ......another great video & hike you took us on. Keep up the way you do things. It’s perfect! I enjoy your videos for their uniqueness! I’m still west of Ogden in Plain City. We live on a bend of the Ogden/ Weber river. It was at 26 feet yesterday. We’ve brought in about 350 sandbags. Watching your video today took away from my worrying if we’re going to be flooded out. Thank you for always sharing your adventures!!!!!! Keep them coming!!!!
Beautiful 5 arches…my favorite!!
Very nice. Southern Utah looks beautiful. Can't wait to watch more of your adventures.
Nice rocks nice views, good shots, thanks for sharing Tristan...
This all used to be my backyard. Now I’m kicking myself for having never hiked this area. Was a Ranger at Arches for a year then moved to Grand Junction a few years later and lived there for 6 years. Maybe one day I can move back west…
Dude, you are WAY far from pavement! Thanx for the ride!
This is exactly why I love Utah and your videos. By the way, I lost your email but would like to send you some new paintings of Arches NP & one of Yosemite Valley. If you'd like to view them, I'd be honored to send them. Another amazing video - Thanks!
Hi,wow.thr greene river the pioneers went along and look what they saw! The river that runs both north and south,I knew that but never seen it like that.
Love the sites, today, and the camp site! Thank you!! 👍😎🇨🇦
Those brown circular things about 10:35 look like fossil shells, some bowl side up, some bowl side down (with just the rim showing), but I’m no scientist.
What a fascinating trek with multiple sites to see. The different geological piece are so fascinating...we each should look up these different items ourselves...it would be a great treasure hunt of knowledge rather than you do it all for us. Thanks again for sharing this great trek.
Always appreciate your videos! Thank You
On to New Mexico! Yay. That's my old stomping grounds. Well, at least the southern part. I'm looking forward to see where you go.
Fossils ❤️
That lower road is Hey Joe canyon road and is now closed, like so many other existing roads in the area.
We hiked this early 2024 and were the only ones there.
Thanks, too, for the closing drone shots. Altitude perspectives make a huge difference for me, seeing just where I am in the scheme of things - so much of desert beauty is blocked by my viewing perspective. I'm always wearing myself out climbing up hills just to make out the terrain beyond. And, yeah, I also would've wanted to hang out by those arches a few more hours maybe. What a spot, to be so near the Green River bow.
Another amazing place in Utah! No wonder you have spent so much time there! The red stone at the end made me think of the red of the dinosaur fossils in your other video. 🤔 The red jasper in my area is different but then I find it on the beach or along rivers.😊