Utah's Cathedral Valley and Last Chance Desert Road
Cathedral Valley Loop and Last Chance Desert Road. An easy 80-mile offroad trail from Hwy 24 at Capitol Reef National Park to Interstate 70. A magnificent journey through Utah’s scenic high desert, plus a beautiful overnight camp at the Mussentuchit Sand Dune.
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You remind me of John Wayne . Thanks for sharing
Looks like a great area. Thank you for bringing it too us. I put a pin on my Gaia map for that area. My granddaughter hopped in my lap as I was watching and looked at the screen and then back at me and said Papa. I guess she recognized the age similarity.
@terrymore1679
21 күн бұрын
thanks for the comment - Granddaughters are great entertainment, it's a great trail.
Fantastic video...love it. We were in that area last week. my T-Mobile didn't work so well, may I ask what you use for a GPS? Thank you
@terrymore1679
19 күн бұрын
I use the Gaia gps app, running on my cellular enabled, 10"' iPad. Gaia will work on your cell phone even though you have no cellular signal. I have several maps downloaded on my Gaia software - Trails Off Road - Nat Geo Trails Illustrated - plus the built in gaia topo and forest service maps. Check it out gaiagps.com, I think their subscription is $50 per year. I have used it since 2020 and love it.
@freddysuyoto9048
18 күн бұрын
@@terrymore1679 thank you, I'll check it out.
@terrymore1679
16 күн бұрын
@@freddysuyoto9048 great area, never been there before, fun trip.
Why do you suppose there is no filming in national parks?
@terrymore1679
25 күн бұрын
I don't know but they don't allow filming for KZread videos without a permit, which is almost impossible to get and very expensive. The rule that really bothers me is their no dogs in the backcountry policy even though horses are allowed on many of the trails.
@philgriswold2133
24 күн бұрын
The Federal Government realized that people were making videos and monotizing them and the government wasn't getting any money out of it. They consider images of the parks, that belong to the people of America, as a intelectual property that they own.
@odysseyusa
24 күн бұрын
@@philgriswold2133They allow photographers to monetize though. It doesn’t make sense.
@philgriswold2133
24 күн бұрын
@@odysseyusa I'm sure the professional photographers pay a license fees as well. Amatures, like Uncle Jim, no fee. It stopped making sense when the government got involved.