Just switched my itinerary around to check out Cedar Breaks and hopefully a good view of the night sky! Will definitely be checking this out too, great video! thank you!
Hi! Thanks for the compliment on the voice over. I use a Rode NT1-A Large-Diaphragm Condenser Microphone with a pop screen and a PreSonus AudioBox USB mixer. I've had it for quite a few years and I love it. The sound is warm and as you said clean.
There are so many places here to enjoy amazing hikes. But if you plan on doing any hiking around California, Nevada, or Arizona stay away from the summer months. Spring and fall have better temperatures for hiking.
What a ripoff. Grass at 11000 ft... Dont bother. 3100 ft Mt. Monadnock in New Hampshire has many more quality features and the views from Monadnock are much more rewarding.
I don't think my video does the views justice. I would not call this a rip-off at all. It's a thrilling drive to a summit over 11,000 feet - usually you have to hike to places that high. And the drive is on a dirt road with JUST enough passing space for another car (thus the "thrilling" remark). You can see into Utah, Arizona and Nevada from up there. Plus you have views of the beautiful Cedar Breaks monument. Watching this from a screen, it might be easy to call it a "rip-off" - I guess one could say that about anything watching it from a phone, computer or TV screen - but once you're there, in nature, it is awe-inspiring and overwhelming beautiful. I would and will definitely go back. There are so many fascinating things about Brian Head Peak and the surrounding area, especially that it is located on the Markagunt Plateau - a fairly recent volcanic area of activity, that presents you with landscapes of lava rock beds / lava flows / lava tubes similar to the Hawaiian Islands.
Very beautiful, I will visit that and Cedar Breaks.
Just switched my itinerary around to check out Cedar Breaks and hopefully a good view of the night sky! Will definitely be checking this out too, great video! thank you!
What a cool drive! Putting it on the list. Thank you for sharing. :)
Yeah, we just stumbled upon it. Super awesome!
Thanks for the video Nix. I'm a NEW SUBSCRIBER!
Thank you so much for watching and for subscribing!
What do you use to do your voiceovers? Their very clean sounding.
Hi! Thanks for the compliment on the voice over. I use a Rode NT1-A Large-Diaphragm Condenser Microphone with a pop screen and a PreSonus AudioBox USB mixer. I've had it for quite a few years and I love it. The sound is warm and as you said clean.
I'd love to do some hiking in the US someday 👍
There are so many places here to enjoy amazing hikes. But if you plan on doing any hiking around California, Nevada, or Arizona stay away from the summer months. Spring and fall have better temperatures for hiking.
What a ripoff. Grass at 11000 ft... Dont bother. 3100 ft Mt. Monadnock in New Hampshire has many more quality features and the views from Monadnock are much more rewarding.
I don't think my video does the views justice. I would not call this a rip-off at all. It's a thrilling drive to a summit over 11,000 feet - usually you have to hike to places that high. And the drive is on a dirt road with JUST enough passing space for another car (thus the "thrilling" remark). You can see into Utah, Arizona and Nevada from up there. Plus you have views of the beautiful Cedar Breaks monument. Watching this from a screen, it might be easy to call it a "rip-off" - I guess one could say that about anything watching it from a phone, computer or TV screen - but once you're there, in nature, it is awe-inspiring and overwhelming beautiful. I would and will definitely go back. There are so many fascinating things about Brian Head Peak and the surrounding area, especially that it is located on the Markagunt Plateau - a fairly recent volcanic area of activity, that presents you with landscapes of lava rock beds / lava flows / lava tubes similar to the Hawaiian Islands.