The first time my birth family went to the Grand Canyon, I was too young to ride a mule, so we didn’t go down. The second time my sister got sick, so we couldn't. The third time my dad weighed too much for a mule. The fourth time, as a young adult I went with a friend, and we hiked the Bright Angel Trail to the river and back up in a day. The park recommends you not attempt this, but we were very fit. Halfway down we walked through a short tunnel, and from the other side the rim looked as far up as we thought it would from the bottom, and the river looked as far down as it did from the rim. The canyon felt twice as deep and far, far bigger than we could have imagined from the rim. We started at dawn and returned at sunset, awed and satisfied. Thanks for the wonderful video.

English oldtimer again, I camped at Toroweap on a trip on my own in 2002, within 20 metres of the rim edge. I met a fellow traveller. She had just finished university in Santa Fe and was exploring the canyon like me. Made me feel real good, she was early 20's, I was 57. We hiked, talked and compared our respective lives so far. We sat on the very edge drinking red wine, looking down to lava falls rapids. On return to jacob lake, we shared a hearty meal, hugged and went our separate ways! Life's made of experiences like that, I will never forget that brief friendship.

as good as this is, it cannot compare to the reality. I recently went about 6 months ago for my first time. I've seen pics ofc but NOTHING can prepare you for the reality. I urge anyone who watches this and says "That's really cool and pretty, but now I don't need to go in person"... please go. True it affects different people differently, but for me it was a profound experience.

@cacatr4495

3 жыл бұрын

Pictures and videos don't do Arizona justice; these places are far grander than any photo can convey. There's nothing like being there in person, whether it's Sedona, the Mogollon Rim, the White Mountains, or anywhere else in Arizona. Such places touch the soul. A photo or video is two-dimensional, whereas being there is an Experience!

@AndreiBerezin

3 жыл бұрын

One day I might sell my kidney and go see it. In no other way I can afford a trip to the USA from deepest Russia with my family.

@thelifeoflenajordan857

2 жыл бұрын

I went when I was probably 14 or 15 and it truly changed my life.. I knew it was something to see but growing up I always just pictured a huge whole in the ground but I was very much so ignorant.. I will never forget the way I felt being there it was emotional and spiritual and very much so an experience to say the least.. you are right when you say it affects people differently and I had to comment because I also found it beyond profound. I have never seen any videos or photos that truly show the massiveness and beauty and the energy this place possesses

@louissimutenda

2 жыл бұрын

@@thelifeoflenajordan857 GRAND CANYON GODS HANDWRITTING I GUESS

@nateword

Жыл бұрын

absolutely, I went for my b day in October, and am still in awe.hate I couldn't see more

I dont know why but all this beautyfulness makes me somtimes want to cry or it triggers somekind of sadness pared with curious excitement.

@opexwells435

3 жыл бұрын

I have the same feeling too by looking at the magnificent nature causing me to see how little of an individual and how beautiful of the nature we are in.

@lovelychickyyy1071

Ай бұрын

Right! I feel like crying when I watch any kind of video of this place.

This place is and will always be in my heart. A representation of majestic beauty crafted by long geological process, no words can express the beauty. No camera can capture its magic .. seeing with own eyes is the only way to deeply feel the grandness .. one moment in my life when I am so thankful for not being blind or color blind ... And what made it everlasting .. this is the only place I chose to bring my most beloved person to come and witness it with me..

in 1996 I went to an exhibition in Las Vegas, and visited with my wife this natural wonder of the Grand Canyon! this is a fantastic and mesmerizing sight!

If you can't go there yourself, watch Amazing Places. No one does this better. Absolutely no one.

@syedmuneerpasha7417

3 жыл бұрын

Absolutely yes.

@InfiniteTriztan1111

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, he's the most detailed in filming the scenes from interesting angles in all of his videos, also sublime quality in every aspect.

Breathtaking!! No wonder is one the 7 wonders of the world. I visited a small portion by Nevada state area. It blew my mind to witness such a natural beauty. Seren, majestic and mystic. Every human being should experience this incredible natural gem. 🙏❤📚🐼♻️😀🌻

I feel like I want to cry every time I see photos or vids of this place. Like I could just pick a spot, lay down and die happy. I hope I can visit some day.

Went to the Grand Canyon for the first time yesterday. Words simply cannot express how beautiful this place is. I was at the South Rim of the GC, where there are multiple cliffs where you can sit and just marvel at the nothing-but-canyon that is in front of you. And you will never want to stand back up and walk away. What a magnificent work of nature.

I have seen so many travel videos but so far my knowledge your videos are best of all videos. 👌👌👌

Спасибо за ваш труд !!! Весь год я с наслаждением смотрела все ваши выпуски !!!! Удачи вам во всем и ждем продолжения

What a mighty, breathtaking, fabulous monument! Just imagine the feelings and emotions of Natives when discovering! Thank you so much for those unique pictures. Wonderful beginning 2021.

I'm old & not very sure footed. I appreciate the work you do to bring the marvellous spine-tingling overlook views to us to admire. Thank yoy.

@cacatr4495

3 жыл бұрын

Feel free to enjoy my Arizona playlists, the videos are beautiful, including in the Grand Canyon playlist. None of the videos are mine, I just compile them, but getting to see them is a nice thing for those unable to go, and even for those who can. :)

I've hiked the canyon 5 times and camped here several times. It is my very favourite place in the world. It never ceases to amaze me. I've studied it's topography, geology and the first nations that used to inhabit this place before modern man tried to tame it. I'm an English oldtimer now from Shropshire, guess my last time was 2012, my first time 1994 !

@jimgreen5788

3 жыл бұрын

Martin Forrester, you picked a beautiful place to visit. I backpacked in there to Phantom Ranch at the bottom 3 times myself. The 1st. and 3rd. times were from the South Rim, and #2 was from the North Rim. While in the area, did you ever get to Havasu (HAVE-uh-sue) Canyon? That's where the Havasupai (have-uh-SUE-pie) tribe lives. If not, I know there are videos here on the subject.

@martinforrester8249

3 жыл бұрын

@@jimgreen5788 Sadly no, didn't make Havasupi village. I intended to but hadn't made a reservation for camping. I called the village from Kingman, was told all the lines were down because of flash floods, so missed out ! One trip I regret not having completed.

@jimgreen5788

3 жыл бұрын

@@martinforrester8249 , hopefully Plan B is that you've found and watched a video of the place here by now. It's beautiful there.

@martinforrester8249

3 жыл бұрын

@@jimgreen5788 Yes thankyou, I have lots of videos stored on U Tube. However, I think it gets exploited too much, selfishly think too many people visit, that doesn't lend itself to the peaceful, tranquil place it must have been before the masses decended. I'm at the age where I cherish the peace and quiet nowadays but can still "go the distance" to find that elusive peace.

@jimgreen5788

3 жыл бұрын

@@martinforrester8249 , thankfully, the tribal council was very smart decades ago, and instituted what you alluded to above--mandatory advance reservations in order to keep from being overrun by tourists, and thus destroying their culture. Have a good year. May we soon find COVID behind us.

What a lovely place with beautiful music.

I have climbed down the Grand Canyon more than fifty years ago with the great Morris’s family from Boulder Colorado I love to repeat the lovely experience I had there Zamil Almokrin

So beautiful. One of the places on my to visit list. Canyons carved out of water and ice of millions of years, from what I remember for a documentary. :))

Happy new year god bless you 2021 will be good for you video is very nice

Beautiful photographs

Hello Milosh,your images are always beautiful and the music is a good pleasure ,my spirit and my mind are very happy,thank you very much,thank you

🎯🌍 The mountains are calling & I must go.I came to life in the cool winds & crys- tal waters of the mountains.~John Muir.. Greetings Milosh !! The spectacular beau ty of Grand Canyon,,Arizona is a unique experience for all visitors.The rocky terr- ain & its trails,the glimpses of the Colorado River amidst Grand Canyon,the brilliant sunsets,,the amazing flora & fauna,,the sudden gushing waterfalls are all expertly covered in this upload.The views of the suspension bridges,trails through caves in the Canyons & the river rafting views on the Colorado River at Toroweap point ,North Rim are all simply delightful..❗️🔆 🌍♾️ 👇👇

@sbbaruah6230

2 жыл бұрын

🎯🌍 Each image seems to convey a story & a interesting tale of the Grand Canyon,Arizona..Your Grand Canyon up-- loads are like rich versions of Great 👍 Adventure Tales.Awesome❗️The lovely fusion of the three music tracks combin-- ed with your evocative style makes this an outstanding piece of work..Brilliant filming..Enjoyed this upload. Thank You & Much Goodwishes As Always.👍🙏♾️

I camped at the north rim and found huge sea shell fossils and a massive perfect cut rectangle pillar about 14 feet long and 4 feet wide, with the sea shells imprinted on it. Definitely some mysterious things have happened there. Gotta love Arizona!

Woooow wonderful... superb beginning of the year with this fantastic video...i think it's a great gift for all of us.. from you sir... thank you so much for sharing this amazing video.. may God bless you and your team for ever....❤️🙏🙏🙏🙏

@kickapootrackers7255

3 жыл бұрын

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Superlatives do little justice to this canyon but this video opens a door to its wonder. Thanks for your prolific work Amazing Places on Our Earth 👍

An open book of the history of the earth. Thank you 🌷

Hi two years ago I went , we took the train in Williams to Gran Canyon beautiful the wonders of God , excellent trip and enjoyed . Grettings from Phoenix AZ 🌵🌵😁

Very nice video 😍!!! I wish you Happy New Years !!! Greetings from Poland my new friend👍

AMAZING PICTURE AND MUSIC AS ALWAYS. KEEP PRODUCING THIS FANTASTIC JOB. CONGRATULATIONS WITH PRAISE !!!

Absolutely fantastic...thank you for bring this to us...🎇😁🎇💞🎇

When I was 14, in March of 1975, I hiked The Canyon rim-to-rim-to-rim, 45 miles, in 3 days. We had our reservations to camp in the canyon for a year (waiting list) so we didn't want to forfeit them when we heard a snowstorm was headed there, so continued on. Shortly after we began our descent into the canyon, it began to snow, and didn't let up until the day we came out 3 days later. Down along the river, it was sleeting and blowing fiercely, very cold, very hard (*impossible) to keep our rain ponchos over our packs and the hoods up, given all that wind. (During storms, the wind at the bottom "stirs", blows in all directions, looping, half-vertical wind, not straight-line horizontal.) One of the 5 in our group, though tall and looking strong, wasn't physically prepared for the trek and suffered exposure (hypothermia), grew weak, and the adult discussion was whether someone would need to hike back to Phantom Ranch to use the phone there to call for a helicopter to lift J out of the Canyon. The 2 adult leaders decided that 2 of the group (1 adult and a strong near-adult) would stay at our campsite at the bottom of the North Rim with J, while the other adult and I would continue up to the North Rim and back. So we left our packs with them, and spent Day 2 slogging our way up the North Rim. A short way up, it was snowing so heavily that the trail was lost, so we bushwhacked our way up the North Rim through the snow. Not to be dramatic, but it WAS dramatic, the snow came up to our thighs midway up the North Rim, and if I hadn't been such a strong teenager with so much trust in the adult that was leading and encouraging me, I would never have attempted such a feat. Looking back, it was very dangerous, what with no trail and not knowing what kind of ground (?) was under all that snow, not knowing if it was just snow over vegetation that would result in a death-fall. We had no snow-shoes, no ropes with us, only had rain-ponchos over our parkas (both having hoods) and gloves. In those days, there were no waterproof boots of synthetic material with thinsulite or anything; we had used mink oil to oil our heavy leather boots to "waterproof" them, which did a very good job making them water-resistant and with the use of Moleskin for blisters and double wool socks, our feet made it through, but damn, it was cold, and even with long underwear under our jeans, we were soaked through! Having started that day about 8AM, we finally made it to the top of the North Rim by about 1PM, went out of our way to find the N. Rim snow-marker (not my idea! :), which showed a depth of 7 feet of snow, then headed back down, arriving at camp below by about 4:30PM. Once again, with all the blustery high winds and blowing snow at the bottom by this time, we spent the night in the (fairly nice, fairly large, new, concrete-floored) restroom that was about the size of a baby's room, and slept shoulder to shoulder, with J in the middle to share our bodyheat. The next morning, 1 adult carried J's pack and gear in addition to their own, while the other adult and near-adult "carried" (seriously supported, upheld) J all the way out of the Canyon, with J shuffling along slowly between them, not able to walk independently. Fortunately, the 2 helpers and J were all about the same height, so it was easier for them to support J's weight (though still very tough). It took about 10 hours to climb out, this challenge making the trek much slower, but we made it out, and took photos of us leaning on the South Rim mile-sign amidst 5 feet of snow, proving victory. I still have that photo. A happier (*relieved :) group had never piled back into that VW bug to make the long drive south into the warmth of the sunshine. It took J 2 weeks to recover, and the rest of us a few days, and it remains a trip of a lifetime. Not the conditions I would recommend. ~ Good video; saved to my Arizona Grand Tour playlist, and to my Grand Canyon playlist. (As students at Northern Arizona University in Flagstaff, one weeknight late (*wee hours :) after laying on the grassy bank of Lake Mary talking and looking at the stars, we decided to drive to The Canyon to see the sunrise, then headed back for class. *The things college kids do. :)

@grosvenorclub

3 жыл бұрын

And I imagine the VW was not a lot warmer judging by the one we had in Canada a back ninth early 70's. We did the Canyon in spring a good temperature for hiking and we were in our early 20's . Could not do all those steps now . A good story CA , definately an event to remember , what they call character building . !!

@rockreader4298

3 жыл бұрын

CA catr, Glad you made it through the storm. In a case like that one "Ignorance is Bliss" sounds appropriate. I think back on some of the escapades I went on, in my younger years and now that I know more, it amazes me that I made it this far.. What doesn't kill you, makes you stronger and Lord knows we can use that strength during these times. Thank you for sharing with us. It would be a great book/movie/heck of an Epic short film. Happy New Year, Dear. : )

Great share as always! Nature views! Happy holiday, Happy new year! Take care yourself and your team, God blessed you. ❤❤👍

Been to the canyons, (Utah /AZ), many times, ( >10 ).. always serene & beautiful.. Sedona is also special..... no matter how many times you have been there, the splendor never fades..magnificent photography. Thanks for sharing... there is one in Africa as well. ♥️♥️🙏🙂

Never been to the north rim. Gorgeous scenery and beuty. One of the main wonders of USA.

Amazing. Very beautiful. I enjoyed. Thanks. 🇦🇱 🇺🇸

Que bonito regalo de año nuevo muchas gracias a nombre de todos sus seguidores que por alguna razón no comentan un abrazo fuerte Dios los bendiga y un muy feliz año nuevo una vez más muchas gracias por tan ermoso regalo .

Barren beauty, nice music, thank you Have a happy and safe 2021

Thank you Milosh for capturing the mystical magical gifts of this place we call THE GRAND CANYON😀

Your video is my energy for the day.. Great releaf after a busy shedule.. Thanking you a lot..👃👃

Beautifully well-covered filming job. A blend of humans and animals are visually treated; I cannot ask for anything better than this panoramic viewing series, thank you. 🙏👍🌞

Stunning landscape,great filming. Thankyou for sharing Have a happy 2021

This excellent video made it possible for me to see and also to ENJOY much, much more of the Grand Canyon than if I had visited in person. Many thanks.

A really amazing footage in this new year. Music and video are awesome, love it very much. I wish you a wonderful new year dear friend

I find it interesting that the river reveals sandy beach in some places and the north rim vertical striations are impressive.

4:57 I love the cut from the running squirrel to the running deer. That's masterfully selected and done! Another amazing video, this was is longer so I know how much work you put into that, we all appreciate it!

Wow! Amazing! Thank you for the lovely video!!

What a beautiful nature place sir I am Indian and I very much interested in this type of places your work is amazing sir thank you very much.

Superb as always ! I think they should oblige these thumbs down to give a reason why they do NOT like this ! The Grand Canyon is one of these magical natural phenomena that one must see. Thanks for sharing ! What a great start of the year.

Grand Canyon has always been on my bucket list, but with today's situation, no one is going anywhere. This video fulfilled that perfectly. Stunning visuals, from every angle, high and low, sunrise to sunset. It certainly left me speechless. Thank you SO much !

Я под впечатлением! Не могу передать словами те чувствах, что я испытала, просматривая это видео. Выражаясь современным языком - 24 минуты кайфа! Восхищение, умиление, восторг и даже déjà vu. Я как-будто побывала не другой планете. И музыка подобрана как нельзя лучше. Большое человеческое спасибо за доставленные эмоции! С Новым годом!

Услышала Тайнственный голос и полюбовались Таинственной Красотой Величавых Гор !!! Притягательной и такой Недосягаемой и это Наша Земля!!! Спасибо!!!

@user-fe6jv5ju6g

3 жыл бұрын

С Новым Годом!!! С Новым Счастьем!!!

Breathtaking views. I was here for a day. Can’t wait to visit for a longer time next time.

Merci infiniment pour cette vidéo je suis une grande passionnée du GRAND CANYON ! Bonne année à vous avec mes meilleurs voeux .

Realmente único y maravilloso El Gan Cañón, joya de la Arizona infinita, agreste y belleza sin par. 🎄🥂🎄🇪🇸

Truly beautiful and impressive! Thanks a lot for this precious footage

AMAZING VIDEO. HAPPY NEW YEAR TO YOU AND YOUR TEAM. THANK YOU 🙏🙏🙏

Captured the Grand canyon so well. Makes me wanna go there now...Thanks!

HAPPY NEW YEAR,GOD BLESS YOU

I think this canyon is one of the most exciting places of our planet! It's just breathtaking! Happy New Year! Greetings from snowy Switzerland!

@opheliavalentine6058

3 жыл бұрын

Greetings from Arizona! I think Switzerland is beautiful!

Fantastic views of the Grand Canyon!

This is awesome and sooo beautiful !! What a great way to began a whole new year !! Thanks so much ❤

Благодаря вам путешествия, хоть и вертуальные, продолжаются, здорово, спасибо и ждём новых видео, с Новым годом

Magnificas vistas y buena musica para comenzar un nuevo año. Gracias

So beautiful! It looks amazing... 😊

J'adore. Merci.

On my to do list.............but at 60 not sure if I’ll ever get to go. Looks awesome..................GREAT film

@cacatr4495

3 жыл бұрын

If you'd like, you can enjoy the visuals shown in my Arizona playlists, including my Grand Canyon playlist. Videos are a poor substitute for being there, but it's the next best thing. :)

@ckayaker

3 жыл бұрын

I went in my early 70’s and hiked down the Kaibab. No sweat. Go early, carry water, take your time. Turn around at noon. Go!

Happy new year. Thank you for your wonderful footage.

Sretna Nova godina tebi i tvojoj ekipi . Dobar start za početak ove godine. Pozdrav!

Thank you so much. Views of Grand Canyon are amazing.

Your videos are astonishing!💚💚💚💚💚👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Divine beauty ! Thank you very mush !!!

Wow that's awesome . Majestique and magnificent. God created this. I'd love to see in 70MM wide screen.Due to covid not sure. Thank you Sir. Love from Kumbhoj village Jai Maharashtra.

Maravilloso totalmente deslumbrante, paisajes llenos de bellezas un lugar dónde se debe sentir una paz espiritual ,,sentir los sonido de los más mínimos detalles ,, un placer único lejos de ciudades agobiantes llenos de barullos y enfermedades estos videos nos muestran que existen casi desconocidos dónde pocos van por eso están tan preservados de las codicias del hombre,,la música está en perfecta armonía con el bellísimo vídeo,,me encantó...... gracias

@kB-rr9xy

Жыл бұрын

أحسنت 🖒🖒🇩🇿

Wow !! Very beautiful video 👍 🤩. Thank you 🙂

Wow, that's a great, fantastic video. I'm glad to be a friend of your great channel. Happy New Year. Always stay healthy. 👍👍👍🤗🤗🤗💯💯💯

i loved the video and i will come back to rewatch @Amazing Places on Our Planet

The sunset is very beautiful

Happy New Year! Looking forward to the new videos.

Amazingly beautiful. Loved to visit there one day.

Just spectacular! I visited the south rim once about twenty years ago on a Halloween weekend on a road trip and I was awestruck by the beauty. I now am friends with a Havasupai medicine man whose reservation is at the bottom of the Grand Canyon.

Beautiful, thank you, just going to go through the rest of your videos, subscribed so I don't miss the next one you put up.

Naprosto miluji Grand Canyon. Opravdu smekám pod mocí a sílou přírody.

Never been there,now that I live in Nevada I will take a trip there

@noelkvarghese9021

3 жыл бұрын

I've no idea whether I could visit this place in my life or not. 😔

My dream is cross the bridge right there...🔜... thank you for share amazing video!!!👍

I am from hyderabad, India, I am every time waiting for your videos, your videos so so good.... Keep it up

Happy New Year,for you and you're family ! 2021 !🥂🍾🍀😘🙂 Beautiful ! Thank you so much ! 👏😘

So beautiful video. Meditation music. Thanks for sharing. Happy new year. ^^*

That's best one, Great shoot, Love from INDIA ♥️

The great job I like you sir ji. I have seen many of your videos.🌺

My Dream Country & Place.

Maravilloso Grand Canyon , acá tenemos el desierto de Atacama en Chile muchos misterios ....saludos Amazing .

Hey, thanks for this! This is awesome!!!! 👏👏👏👏 I've heard that Arizona is breathtakingly beautiful and now I believe it! I can't wait to visit Arizona, it's on my bucket list! 👍 I look forward to seeing more of your cool videos! You just earned a new subscriber! 🙂

Grazie mille per questi bellissimi video!! Buon Anno Nuovo!! 🥰🥂🇮🇹👏🏻👏🏻

Happy New Year everyone, the best way to start 21 and hope soon be able to travel more free as we wish, looking forward to more new amazing places to discover. Love from Greece

Love your channel.. happy New Year.🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳

Ein Danke aus Deutschland, und ein gesundes gesegnetes neues Jahr. Weiter viel Feude an dieser Art die Welt zu zeigen 🤩

@cacatr4495

3 жыл бұрын

Feel free to enjoy my Arizona playlists, the grand tour playlist, or the subset playlists that came from it, like the Grand Canyon playlist. :)

Хорошие обзоры у Вас под хорошую музыку. Показана вся красота без слов и это ценно.

Вызывает изумление, видимый воочию, колоссальный объём работы, выполненной Природой за миллионы лет - сначала создала этот мощный пирог осадочных пород, а затем прорезала его рекой и унесла куда-то невообразимый объём песчаников, сланцев. Огромный природный карьер!!

Bellissimo! Buon Anno Milosh !

Thank you my friend, today I saw one of the corners of the world that is so unique and beautiful, a thousand and one questions in my heart whether it is natural factors that occur or happen so.tq ..