Exploring Secrets of The Most Beautiful Landscape In The American Southwest

In a remote region of the Utah desert, lies the most stunning landscape full of mountains, rivers and canyons. This beautiful wilderness contains ancient as well as modern history. A place that has been favored by Native Americans, and Hollywood directors alike. I ventured in to explore more of this region via hiking and off roading. Thanks for joining me on this adventure

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[mjohnsimmons]

Yes more !!! Thank you. One of the BEST things about your presentations is you never pan the camera too fast !!! THANK YOU !!!

[rieeqgk]

Literally my backyard for 30 years.
I know every spot in this video intimately well....even some of the individual trees, plants, and rocks.
As impressed as you are, you have no idea how awesome, inspiring, breathtakingly beautiful, and precious it truly is.
And filled with more stories than you can possibly imagine.

[AngelofCruelty]

Being unable to hike and explore myself, I find watching your videos very important to my mental health. They allow me to see areas I've longed to explore and travel to but are physically unable to. Everytime you post I feel such a rise in my spirit as I travel an area of the US I have always wanted to go. Thank you from the bottom of my heart and I look forward to every new adventure you take me on.

[tomtaylor]

I'm a fifth generation Moabite and just love this video! My great-great-grandfather Norman Taylor was amongst the first permanent settlers here. The big sandbar a few miles this side of Dewey Bridge is a great rockhounding spot for agate, jasper and other rocks. In the 80's and 90's I hunted mule deer in the draws right below Castle Rock (Castleton Tower). No hunting there now, for good reason. There's so much great scenery and history here! Thank you.

[tubecoatue]

Great drone footage. Editing in general is top rate. This on top of excellent content is a winning combination. The channel just keeps on getting better. Congratulations!

[kathyp]

I’m so glad you represented the desert with such respect. The area around Moab is precious. Thanks for sharing its beauty respectfully.

[phyllisbonner]

Southern Utah is the most spectacular landscape in the world in my opinion. Andrew your articulation and presentation are excellent. You are so well spoken. You keep things slow enough with the camera that we can soak everything in; like the petroglyphs. Thanks for what you are doing. Enjoy your videos so much.

[gerileewhite]

I grew up in Colorado Springs in the 60’s-70’s. I have always loved the mountains. However, when I experienced the high deserts of western Colorado and Eastern Utah I felt the age of the earth. The desert is like the emperor who has no clothes. She is bare and shows for all to see her beautiful wrinkles and scars. The silence in the remote desert is something that many never experience. The sound of an occasional hawk or raven and a distant rock falling. That silence leads one to reflect, appreciate those who came long before us and the wonders of this planet. I can’t do the hiking like I used to but when I watch your videos I am instantly transported back to the sounds ( or lack of ), the feel of high alitude sun and even the smell of sage. Thank you keep exploring I will keep watching!

[shanemwood]

If you want to explore this area. Start at Cisco Utah on I-70. Head south on Highway 128 down to Moab. You will not be disappointed. It's one of the most beautiful drives in the world.

[chill.adventures]

watching your channel is like guided meditation

[tomesplin]

I’m from Australia. Have been there twice and it’s definitely my favorite spot on the planet. Spectacular country

[Graybear]

You are becoming an excellent storyteller. Thank you for sharing your wanderings.

[markgibsons_SWpottery]

These places are exactly what we are looking for! Thanks for taking us, Man! Great footage!

[Marshall-mtfu]

Thank you for sharing your experiences with us. I am almost 70 years old and live in, and, have explored, the Canadian wilderness. I find myself fascinated by your wanderings. You are a great narrator. Please be safe and may God bless and watch over you and reveal himself to you.

[annetterobinson]

The land I was fortunate to live in and around as a child and teenager. Beauty that is unique in North America, if not the entire world. We are blessed that you shared with such a respectful and loving video. Thank you.

[coryshook]

I love it! Thank you dude! I somehow feel like I shed stress and toxicity when I watch your videos.

[KarenSmith-pcji]

This is such a gorgeous area! Your choice of background music was perfect for the landscape and history too. Thanks for all you do to share your experiences with everyone.

[ursulanikolaou]

Wonderful filming and inspirational description of the history and beauty of the Southwest.

[thomasdaum]

Your videos keep getting better and better, editing, music and cinematography ! 100, 000 subscribers is just around the corner ! Thanks again for sharing your adventures and bringing the beauty of the South West to the world !……… please do more in this area .

[purelightlove]

Thank you for naming the location and the name of the rivers and creeks…! ✨Sasquatch Rock ART for sure!!✨