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[jeroenhakkers]

Great video again and a big shout out for your itineraries! I bought a bunch of them for our upcoming trip and they have been quite a worthwhile and essential part of our trip planning with great info that saves hours and hours of research, great bang for the buck!

[johndirksen]

Really nice. Grandview Point is my favorite. The White Rim trail is a fun adventure. Elephant Hill is a must do if you have the right vehicle. And the tell anyone.

[robertspanjers]

Thanks for a great video. Such an underrated National Park. There is so much to see and do. I only had time to do the Island in the Sky during my roadtrip and loved Upheaval Dome and Aztec Butte. Next time I would love to do the Needles and Chesler Park.

[kyndalbirthservices]

How do you feel about canyonlands on Christmas? I was thinking about bringing my family to Moab for Christmas next year.

[LaceyandJay]

Hi there again, thanks for all the information. To drive Needles Drive (highway 211), do you need a 4WD vehicle to take the MAIN roads? I've never been there, and I hear conflicting information regarding whether I could drive it or not. In your video, it looks very driveable for all cars. However, the "Four-wheel drive Roads in the Needles" video on the NPS website states, "All the Needles and Maze Roads require a high-clearance, low-range, four-wheel drive vehicle." We only have a Kia Soul (which is NOT a 4WD vehicle). So, can I still take that drive suggested in this video? Thank you!

[drgnarm]

IDK if you missed it, but there's structure on top of the second butte. Unfortunately, visitors keep stacking rocks on it, ruining the aesthetic and making it unstable. :-/