I love it when you take me on vacation it’s always great it’s like I’m there

This video is a nostalgic trip through my childhood..... so many memories. I grew up in the areas just south of Nashville.... brings back memories.

@TravelingRobert

5 жыл бұрын

Glad you liked it

Dear Robert,,the work you do here is Great,,thank you so much for taking me along this is WONDERFUL FUN!!!!

Haven't been to Rock City since I was a kid! WOW it looks the same! Thank You for sharing that vid!

I have no idea why anybody would give this a thumbs down when it was a really great vid. I can't believe how crowded that rock city park was... I guess it's because it was a holiday weekend.

@mccallumJJJ

5 жыл бұрын

I guess they dislike it because if you really could see that far, it means the Earth isn't a globe.

Great video. Felt like I saw Rock City! Thank you.

Super vid Robert. Thanks for sharing. Invest in an auxiliary transmission oil cooler. Very cheap insurance. Super easy to install. At least change your transmission oil after the trip.

I visited *Rock City* _about 50 years ago_...yes...and it doesn't appear to have changed, that much. I went through that narrow path back then, but, alas, _probably could not fit, fat mans squeeze_ now. As always, the video editing and music is *_top notch_*.I know the amount of work that goes into your videos along with all the research. *_Very impressive and a BIG Thumbs UP_*! My dad and his father were from Chattanooga. My granddad used to tell me when he went out to chop wood for the fireplace and burn it, musket balls used to fall out of the burnt wood. Left over from the civil wars that took place in that area.

@gregoryshepherddavis8002

5 жыл бұрын

Yupp I'm from Lookout Mountain, and my brother used to find bullets from the Civil War in our back yard near the creek where the soldiers must have camped for a while before being kicked out by the Yankees. Hence the bullets left behind.

Heyyy, I've been to Rock City just a month ago, loved it. And from there you can see Chattanooga, good video.

@TravelingRobert

8 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Grew up on Lookout Mountain about two long blocks from Rock City. My mother's childhood friend grew up in the Carter's home adjacent to the park. They've now converted the house into a wedding venue. It's very popular because of the home but mainly because of the incredible view of the valley. There are some "real" waterfalls on the back of the mountain just above a canyon. Glad you enjoyed the park. Seriously glad you enjoyed it. Most people deem it a "tourist trap." Kids love it. I now live in DC, and your video reminded me how much I really miss living on the mountain with all its natural beauty. I'll try to share this video with everyone I know on Lookout and below.

I recently discovered Traveling Robert and his fabulous videos and music. Like him putting a sticker on each state he visits, I am going to post this comment on all the videos I watch! You da man, Robert!!

I was here last week and so glad when I was there it was quiet and not many people. It’s so beautiful there Great video

Great trip Robert! Really enjoy the section of the video in which you are crossing all those beautiful mountains. Thank you for sharing another great video.

@TravelingRobert

8 жыл бұрын

+Jorge Palencia Thanks! I love mountains... Kia doesn't

Nomad, you have such a wonderful manner in which you state your disappointment (e.g., artificial waterfall). I appreciate the video, and your voice-over. Wonderful work! Keep it going...

@TravelingRobert

8 жыл бұрын

Thanks! I try to stay positive though, although I was a little underwhelmed by Rock City.

Did this in Dec. last year, no crowds. Great place to visit. Enjoyed the video, as always

You are hilarious. I love the voice and thank you very much for the tour!!!!

Robert, I think you wrote off Chattanooga to quick. There are tons of things to do and see. The Tennessee Aquariums for example. It might be worth checking out more closely on your return trip. Thanks for the great video.

@TravelingRobert

8 жыл бұрын

+Michael Myrick I never intended to fully explore Chattanooga on this trip. There just wasn't enough time. We just drove around downtown and that's when the camera failed. That's why I said you didn't miss much because we didn't see much anyways. We will return some time and explore more as well as more of Lookout Mountain, the Ruby Falls etc.

Looks like a GREAT trip! Can't wait to see the rest. Thanks You!!!

@TravelingRobert

8 жыл бұрын

Thank you. I'll try to upload weekly.

thank you . your video is always interesting for me. I want to visite in America some day,

I was a 12volt tech for Kia dealers in Florida. The Sorrento was very popular when it came out. It's amazing you are doing all this with a Kia. Really pushing that SUV. What also is impressive is you started all this during an economic breakdown and anemic growth. You said other day you started 10 years ago - yeah, people were panicked and depressed and you went traveling. That must have been with all sorts of challenges. You took lots of risks. You didn't have much to do go with and here you are in 2020 - a huge success. Success doing for a living what everyone else works mundane jobs to save enough money and vacation time to do maybe once a year if they are fortunate. Your overall attitude - I mean I can see passed all that at times also, but you do it very well. And you are motivating so many people to take action. For those who simply cannot travel you give them a great view of America - and ---- unlike most other RV youtubers, you don't make it about yourself. Obviously you are part of it, but you are not talking about the rig, and how great your life is - some youtubers, they have 2x your subscribers (currently 151k) and they are nice, but, it's as if their videos are all about - hey, look at how awesome we are, how much fun we have - checkout our $300k in truck/rv - basically they are showing off - it is kinda sad really. But you? It's nothing like that - that's why I watch all your videos every day, listen to your music every day. When you upgraded your truck, you went to the smallest pickup. These items are attainable by the average person. Ford F450 - probably most will never afford one. Airstream? Um.. as if. Who has $180k to dump on an aluminum box? You are showing people how they can enjoy the best America has to offer with humble earnings. One youtuber shows off how much he makes per month - ugh, disgusting. Stopped watching those kind. He makes more in a month than most Americans do in a year. We don't need to know that. Even at times when you probably should lose your cool, you do not. People like that a lot. I will add one piece of criticism. Dealing with your sponsors. It shows that you are trying to please them and your uncomfortable level is sometimes visible. Let me make this very clear. They need you. You do not need them. Trust me when I tell you - they will do everything to keep you. Just be yourself when you show off any product. If it is trash, say so. If it is good, say so. You owe nobody nothing. They are trying to tap into your audience - (us). Speaking for myself, if I see you uncomfortable with a product or a review, I will immediately reject that product. I think for much of your audience (I know I talk a lot) - if we see you uncomfortable, we are not gonna like whatever it is making you that way. But it was fun watching you setup that tent - lmao. Finally - your videos are the best. Doesn't matter if you are sitting outside or live chats or short unedited. Be confident when you do the RV reviews. You know what you are doing. You don't need Adam, or anyone. When you walk through, understand that we also are not experts, so we see you do probably what we would also do. Stumble your way through it - it is 100% fine. Your personality is making this channel the best channel - don't sell yourself short. Thank you again as I'm sure I speak for most when I say these videos are the best.

great video Robert just add this location for my up coming trip to the east coast on my motorcycle...

Excellent video - great job. Thank you for posting.

I search this video up this was a great video!!! Have to go watch more. Not sure yet if that's ur voice but wow......pleasant. very radio, voice over, announcer voice. The dry wit. Oh I love it!!!!!

Great Video Robert, Rock City looks amazing looking forward to your Nashville Video

@TravelingRobert

8 жыл бұрын

+MICHELLE DALTON Thanks. I'm going to try and upload Nashville this weekend.

Wow, best travel video ever! So beautiful. Great photography Robert. So thrilled to have had you in my region!! Great music. You R DA MAN!! WooHoo! :)

@TravelingRobert

8 жыл бұрын

Thanks man. Really like your region.

@elijahyoung11

6 жыл бұрын

Traveling Robert imagine the view during fall😍. And i really miss living in Tennessee its so beautiful

Was looking forward to the long version of your entire journey, but couldn't wait any longer! hehehe Enjoyed Part 2.

@TravelingRobert

8 жыл бұрын

+Mirized Kapadia Part 8 coming out this Friday. Meanwhile here's the playlist. Great American Road Trip (GART) 2016: kzread.info/head/PL8BELp7GKIuAVYMA-6EjIqK7U1G0cD5Wc

Good Video. You really can see 3 states.....4 on a clear day with a strong optic. Cheers

Great video Robert! Thanks for sharing with us!!! W

Hi Robert, So far so good, You looked like you guys had a good trip. I don't think I could have pushed it as hard as you did but awesome job. BTW, get the RV nav, it made my life easier.

Very interesting place.Nice video. Congrats.

This is so sweet I would love to see this good job robert

Looks like I'll be skipping Rock City on our trek to TN.,,Looking forward to Nashville....

You are braver than me. I know the road up the mountain to Rock City well. I wouldn't want to pull a RV up there. Rock City is really pretty at Christmas. I loved what you said about Chattanooga...lol. "You didn't miss much."

Great Video of Rock City Gardens -- Especially the trip up the mountain with the trailer!

@TravelingRobert

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Great video, awesome...thank you so much

@TravelingRobert

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Hello Robert. Another great documentary! I installed a Hayden transmission cooler a while back. I installed it in about 30 minutes. I left the hoses hanging then took the truck in for a transmission flush. I told them I wanted to use the cooler as an auxiliary instead of a bypass. The installation is a bit messy while the fluid is in so I felt this was the best option and the transmission shop didn't charge me labor since it was a matter of several minutes to hook up one hose to the transmission line then the other to the outlet of the radiator. Keep the videos coming..Please!!!!!!! Thank you again.

@TravelingRobert

8 жыл бұрын

Thank you Carlos. I think I'm gonna have to do the transmission cooler at some point. Gotta keep old Kia going. How's life in Punta Gorda?

Point Taken, Don't visit places like Rock City on 3-day weekends. LOL! Looking forward to your Nashville video. I love Nashville. --Bob

I have drove on that road. And went to the cave with the water fall. I'm from Oregon if that little hill scares you Oregon will drive you batty as every road in Oregon is just like that road twisty climb and drop. Nice video glad to relive my visit to Chattanooga and rocky top.

As always, awesome video Robert !

@TravelingRobert

8 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Great! Looking forward to your Nashville episode!

@TravelingRobert

8 жыл бұрын

Thanks. Loved Nashville.

Enjoyed Rock city ! The surroundings were very scenic through out. Nice video.

@TravelingRobert

8 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Love your video as usual, Robert, and it was nice to see Ileana in the picture, too. Again, now that I'm too old to travel, thanks for letting me see these places that I used to visit with my grandson. Means a lot.

@TravelingRobert

8 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Great video, keep them coming. Have fun and stay safe.

@TravelingRobert

8 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Great Video! Can't wait to see more😊

@TravelingRobert

8 жыл бұрын

Thank you. More coming soon. I'm trying to upload something every Friday.

Yep, Angie & Me were in the Red Chevy you passed on the narrow road in St. Elmo. Thanx for sharing.

@TravelingRobert

7 жыл бұрын

Oh wow. I have to stay off those narrow roads.

This was great, I felt like I was on the trip.

@TravelingRobert

8 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Loved this!

So beautiful ,I will like to visit this place some day.

@lugolopezmandando2595

5 жыл бұрын

Astrid Perez Hola cuando vamos

What can i say.... Excellent work Robert!!! Best wishes from Your fans in Kuwait!!!!

@TravelingRobert

8 жыл бұрын

+Abe Cohen Thank you so much!

I enjoyed your truthful observations and telling it like it is, as you always do. I have long thought of visiting the "See Rock City" park, I used to see the hand painted signs on nearly half of the old barns roofs and walls in the mtns. here in western NC, but after seeing those crowds, I think I'll pass, your video probably captured the good stuff, without the long lines. Thanks for great video.

@TravelingRobert

8 жыл бұрын

Hey, it was Memorial Day Weekend.I'm sure you can time your visit so it is not so crowded. Thank you!

Really enjoyed this. Thank you.

@TravelingRobert

8 жыл бұрын

Glad you did. Thank you!

Loved the cool Trip Robert thanks for sharing good job

@TravelingRobert

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you. when are you getting on the road?

@rvingmontanezway103

7 жыл бұрын

TravelingRobert Hello My Friend Robert I'm now in New Holland Pa RVing and on July I will be heading out to Florida first stop St Agustine 2nd stop Saint Petersburg 3rd stop on Agosto 14 Key Largo on all this because of your recomendaciones Gracias hopefully I will see you soon in the road thanks buddy

Wow! It's awesome

Wow! Amazing!

Fantástico Robertico, como siempre. saludos.

@TravelingRobert

8 жыл бұрын

Gracias!

Great narration!

@TravelingRobert

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

The best time to go to rock city is Christmas. It's enchanting at that time.

@TravelingRobert

6 жыл бұрын

Good to know

it pleases a Norwegian to see all the places you visit. This gives us an ide where to go next time we visit USA. Exellent work Robert. :)

@TravelingRobert

8 жыл бұрын

+Muddynorwegian Thank you!

that much of a monster crowd would have made me drive on. way too many people at once. wow. you are game for anything and that is good since you made the trip and carry it thru to the end. wonder if some people cannot do the tight squeeze between the rocks with a bit too much girth to get thru. Deer scared off till dark. Thanks for the preview....I'll pass on that trip. Do want to see a cemetery there however, since Desmond Doss is buried there.

Rock City is cool but it's a bit pricey if you have a large group or family with you. The civil war park on the other side of the peak is well worth checking out as well. It has some great history about the battle of Chattanooga and some amazing views of the river and downtown Chattanooga. It's right up the street from the incline train station. The surrounding neighborhood is really nice as well.

That place is like Disneyland.... Can't believe the crowds and those stupid gnomes might as well be singing "It's a small world".....TN and KY and North Georgia must have been total forest at one point...Beautiful

@TravelingRobert

8 жыл бұрын

Yeah, didn't like the Disneyfication of the place. Kentucky especially is beautiful.

Doc you missed lots not visiting downtown Chattanooga ... the riverfront is pretty special. There is a steamboat and a speed boat river tour. The Tennessee Aquarium, a walking bridge 🌉 over the river and one of the best barbecue restaurants in Tennessee are just a few of many cool 😎 things to do. The riverfront park is a photographer dream with so many spots to shoot or just enjoy 😉.

Ill have to say i got alot of respect for the Kia for pulling your setup up those hills. You may want to invest in something a bit stronger though in future. I got a used 05 jeep liberty limited to pull a trailer with atvs and it does great. Gas mileage could be better but it pulls better than some v8's ive owned in past.

We were just there at Rock City, such a strange place huh?!

Great stuff as always Robert thanks for sharing, and check into a transmission cooler for KIA :)

@TravelingRobert

8 жыл бұрын

Thanks! Yes, I'm going to look into a transmission cooler soon. Don't want to kill KIA yet.

Maybe It's time to change your truck! Nice video, Roberto!

@TravelingRobert

8 жыл бұрын

Can't afford one right now. Kia has to last a couple more years.

A very helpful video 😊

@TravelingRobert

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Good evening Robert! I always look forward to your videos. An RV specific GPS is a must. It re-reroutes you and most trips will take longer but you avoid the roads you should not be on. Also do not make the mistake I made. Please PLEASE PLEASE purchase the Garmin RV GPS. Whatever you do - do not purchase a Rand McNally GPS!!! I purchased the RV-ND buy Rand McNally and I hate it. It sits on a shelf. After a few trips, I purchased a Garmin RV GPS. A very very expensive mistake. Buy a Garmin and not a Rand McNally. Continued blessings and save travels!

@TravelingRobert

8 жыл бұрын

I actually wish there was an app. Don't feel like purchasing a separate device.

He literally drove through the neighborhood that I grew up in.

I live here everyone gets so excited 😂 it's fun

i feel like im watching a commercial for a taco place. dude you got a really good voice.

Love your videos Robert, you two are such a cute couple!

@TravelingRobert

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

really nice video's you put out, different from other rv'ers I like it. good job.

@TravelingRobert

8 жыл бұрын

+Wil Reyes Thank you!

@TravelingRobert

8 жыл бұрын

+Wil Reyes Thank you!

@TravelingRobert

8 жыл бұрын

+Wil Reyes Thank you!

@TravelingRobert

8 жыл бұрын

+Wil Reyes Thank you!

@TravelingRobert

8 жыл бұрын

+Wil Reyes Thank you!

as a prospective tourist planning a trip to Rock City, I found your video very practical and helpful. It's as if I already went there! what video cam/s are your using for the walking footage and for the road footage? Awesome work! Thanks and keep 'em coming

@TravelingRobert

7 жыл бұрын

+Christophins Treasures Thank you. Main camera is a Sony FDR AX33...and on the road is a GoPro Hero 3. Enjoy your travels

Asombroso!!!

Great video

@TravelingRobert

7 жыл бұрын

+USA Tourist Attractions Thanks!

What did you do for a living before you were Traveling Robert? You are a natural for narrating film! love it!

@TravelingRobert

8 жыл бұрын

Thank you! I still have a day job besides traveling, but I did do some voice overs when I was younger.

You're doing good for a flatlander keep up the good work

@TravelingRobert

8 жыл бұрын

Hey thanks Mike!

Do you have an auxiliary oil cooler ? When you pull over do you continue to run the engine to cool off ? GREAT VIDEO !

@TravelingRobert

8 жыл бұрын

Thanks! No auxiliary cooler, and yes I do keep the engine running. Made the mistake of turning it off once.

Wow, great tips and thanks for covering so much. Did you get the Rock Cicity general admission ? What do you recommend? We are planning on visiting it with our kids. Do you get to see all that you showed with general admission?

@TravelingRobert

7 жыл бұрын

Yes, we got the general admission. Ruby falls and the incline railway are extra, and we didn't do them.

@fleurd9663

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks a lot. First time in Tennessee. Great vlog you have.Just found you today.

Okay, your rock city video definitely beats mine 🙄🙄

hii Robert, At the beginning of the video, in 28 - 40 seconds, seems a route line drawing. I am wondering, how to do this? What is your programme? Or do you have a preferred software? Thanks sir

@TravelingRobert

7 жыл бұрын

Hi, I use Motion 5 for the graphics, Final Cut Pro X to put it all together.

@furkan28

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks a lot Sir :)

Great video. Right in my area. Let me know if you come back this way, I can give you info about a lot of things here. Or you can go back through some of my stuff to see what you missed :)

@TravelingRobert

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you! I was back about 2 weeks ago, and visited Ruby Falls, Incline Railway, Point Park, the Chattanooga Choo Choo, Coolidge park... video coming soon... like in a month or so.. I'll check some of your stuff too

Otro vídeo muy entretenido, me encantan la comentarios que vas soltando! No sé si pagaria 20 pavos para ver este parquecito artificial, aunque las vistas són espectaculares... No sé si podría pasar por esos desfiladeros tan estrechos!!! Salu2. Marc

@TravelingRobert

8 жыл бұрын

Gracias. Aparentemente algunas de las rocas son naturales, pero si, $20 esta un poco caro.

Nice video Robert.. Rock City is nice but I wouldn't be able to enjoy it with that crowd

@TravelingRobert

8 жыл бұрын

Thanks! Yes it was definitely too crowded that long weekend.

I have never seen Rock City that crowded. Not somewhere I would go on a holiday though. Surprised you didn't mention all the crazy road names in that town. Point park at the very tip of the mountain is where the best view is at by the way. Google image search it. Then again, Lookout is full of good views. "The castle in the sky" is also up there. Ruby Falls castle is also on that road up the mountain an you would have drove right past it if your GPS had taken you all the way up an down the main road. Not something I would want to do on a holiday but it has an elevator down to a huge cave with a waterfall in it. Google image search Ruby Falls. The pig trail roads it took you on bypassed you around low clearance train bridges. The "Chattanooga Cho Cho" was about a mile in front of you when it told you to turn. Also lots of free camping around that lake where you stopped at the Tn welcome center. The best ones are 5 to 10 miles downstream in Alabama though. No shortage of free camping along the Tennessee River...

@TravelingRobert

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you for all the tips. I definitely have to revisit the area. I also had a camera malfunction in Chattanooga. I definitely must revisit the area with more time.

Thank you.

@TravelingRobert

8 жыл бұрын

You're welcome

another great video. have you thought of making a dvd collection for sale

@TravelingRobert

8 жыл бұрын

Yes I have. I have to figure out how to do it in the new website.

Proper lane management... bravo!

@TravelingRobert

7 жыл бұрын

:-) Thanks

There is a beautiful waterfall inside of lookout mt. Its called Ruby falls. Thay say Ruby is the wife of the man that discovered it .

@TravelingRobert

6 жыл бұрын

I visited Ruby Falls recently. There will be a video in about a week or two.

when I went it wasn't as busy, should have went to Ruby Falls and the Incline Railway.

@TravelingRobert

8 жыл бұрын

I know. Next time I will.

yeh that kia did get a work out, but its normal even with a over powered v8. I had to slow down to 10 under to go up hills with a small trailer with a big v8 to prevent over heating. also if you think this is bad go to colorado, where I was born. As well as you know from your trip there.

@TravelingRobert

8 жыл бұрын

Oh yeah. I don't think I could do Colorado with my current setup.

Wonder if this is still there? Doubt it with how everything has changed since then..

@TravelingRobert

Жыл бұрын

I believe it is still there

Try it in december than they have night of lighter after 5 it is beautiful

Well Robert, have you done more research on those gnomes?

@TravelingRobert

4 жыл бұрын

Not really

Hey have you gone to mount Michelle in North Carolina it's really nice

@TravelingRobert

7 жыл бұрын

Not yet. I'll add it to the list

@wlouisharris

7 жыл бұрын

If you go up that way check out Grandfather Mountain.

@lorrilewis2178

6 жыл бұрын

I think you mean Mount Mitchell.

@stevecasper6892

6 жыл бұрын

Senen Hernandez on

Do you have some "tool" to make those maps? (16:03-->)

@TravelingRobert

8 жыл бұрын

+Petteri Vähäkangas Motion 5 on the Mac.

@petteri81

8 жыл бұрын

Ok. I have it too but i haven't use it a lot

Is it really posible to see 124 miles, wouldn't the land at that far fall behind the curve of the Earth?

@joemarple9589

5 жыл бұрын

Stfu and take your flat earth bullshit to another video nobody is here for that nonsense

Yay Rock City!

@TravelingRobert

8 жыл бұрын

+Happy Cake Yay indeed!

Hi is Rock City dog friendly?