Underrated video. Needs more views for sure. This is good stuff. Appreciate the work!

@DanTreks

2 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

I liked this sooo much and congratulations! You should have a zillion views and subscribers. You put a lot of this area in one video, and I have watched dozens times dozens of videos of this area. I am fascinated and awestruck by the magnitude and beauty of the area. The Navajo Nation and several native tribes right there are the largest reservation in the world I believe. I thought are we going to Goosenecks? Valley of the Gods? Moki Dugway? Muley Point? Yesssss!, and others. The only thing you didn't mention was Ceder Mesa. Muley Point is the southernmost point on Ceder Mesa. I played your whole video at 0.25 speed! I just took it nice and easy and didn't miss anything. I really love a break and watch this wonderful area. I like the nice video about Yalenta as well. Great job and you have a good sense of humor even at 1/4 speed!

@DanTreks

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much for the kind words, I'm so glad you enjoyed the video! And you're correct--there's just so much to explore up on Cedar Mesa--sounds like a good topic for a future video. Cheers!

I drove through the area on the way to Monument Valley a few days ago and I was amazed at the geography. It's otherwordly and at times, I felt like I was on another planet. It's one of those places that emit some kind of, what would I call it, energy, an essence. It's amazing and I would like to go back and explore further. Those erosion patterns on the hills behind the Mexican Hat left me speechless.

Valley of the Gods was one of the best places I went to on my week-long trip through Arizona and Utah. Aside from maybe 5 other cards in the whole park, I had it all to myself from pretty much sun up to sundown. Great views!

I love this area of southeastern Utah. Visited two years ago. Natural Bridges, and the Moki Dugway are spectacular. I don't remember seeing anyone else in Natural Bridges the gorgeous day we were there. Stayed in Blanding.

I love Utah! My daughter and I went to Arches Park two years ago. We were there just two days, not enough to enjoy all of the majestic of that place. I will be back over. Great video, genius.

Una chulada esos parques yo e visitado 3 veses Utah gracias por ese video y la explicación que das saludos desde California Oakland

Awesome video! My wife & I did almost this exact same trip back in 2017, except we stayed in Blanding as our trip was centered around both Arches NP in Moab and Monument Valley, 2 of our bucket list items. We had also planned on seeing Goosenecks and Natural Bridges. As we were leaving Natural Bridges and heading to Monument Valley, following our GPS, we discovered Moki Dugway completely by accident. What a thrill that was! We did miss Muley Point unfortunately, but we discovered both the Dugway and Valley of the Gods. We also ate some great burgers at the Olde Bridge Cafe at the San Juan Inn. We loved the name of the place as we both grew up in NJ next to a town called Old Bridge. Photo Op! We stopped at Mexican Hat Rock, Forrest Gump Point and drove through the Valley of the Gods and took some really great pictures. We also visited 4 Corners and accidentally discovered Shiprock, NM when we spotted Shiprock Mountain off in the distance as we were leaving. That trip was the adventure of a lifetime and we also fell in love with Southeast Utah.

Those signs to the left!!! Amazing video, really makes me want to explore there more. Love how your website has all the details!

Really good job of showing SE Utah.

Corona Arch is another thing worth seeing that isn’t in a NP. Located around Moab. It’s a fun little hike to it as well that has a bit of everything, hiking, assisted climbing, etc.

Excellent information. Thanks. We will be in this area in early October and will be using your information to see everything. 😂

Heading out this way in a compact Nissan from Indianapolis in late May. Great video, will be staying in Monticello. Appreciate all the information, congratulations!

I'm a huge Utah fan and I didn't even know of some of those spots. Thank you.

@DanTreks

2 жыл бұрын

Absolutely! It really is a beautiful and lesser-known part of the state!

amazing! Greetings from Switzerland! I love the US Nstionalparks . I hikt in Arches 5 times. wonderful❤❤❤❤

I’ve seen a lot of You Tube videos, and I must say this gets an A+. Good job!

@DanTreks

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

moki dugway is just outside the town limits, here , the bottom anyways , 4:10 - the Forrest Gump insert , was DEF the right move! 😅

Dan!! When is the big day? Congratulations! 💯 Love all your videos👍

@DanTreks

11 ай бұрын

Thank you! We actually just celebrated our third anniversary!

@kgpeck8475

11 ай бұрын

@@DanTreks Congratulations Dan! Prayerfully children soon 😁 Love your content and looking forward to more 💯

Great video work, very interesting subjects, good drone footage, but maybe a little too much of the guy sitting behind the table.

great job...!! and late congrats..what year were you here???? monument valley was actually closed for a while with c-19...it's open now but i think by tours only ..not sure if they are taking private vehicles

@DanTreks

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you! The proposal itself happened in 2019--just before the shutdown. We try to go back every year, but in 2020 we weren't able to visit Monument Valley because of the pandemic. It is back open now though, but I believe you're correct--they only allow a limited amount of private vehicles in at the moment.

I did not find the link.

You seem like a nice guy. The video is well done and very informative. You could loosen up a bit, the jokes seemed a bit rehearsed. And lose the backward hat man! Good luck, I look forward to more!