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Conor Carroll
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just here to explore and tell stories
Las Grutas de Tolantongo (Full Guide) Airbnb Experience
We just visited Mexico City and did an Airbnb experience to Las Grutas de Tolantongo, and in this video we go through our experience and what to expect if you do this tour!
Airbnb Experience that we did:
www.airbnb.com/experiences/1331560
Airbnb Experience that we did:
www.airbnb.com/experiences/1331560
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The Strawberry Inn, Tonto Natural Bridge, & Water Wheel Falls
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Come along with us for the day as we walk around the town of Strawberry, Arizona and visit the Strawberry Inn, explore Tonto Natural Bridge, and Water Wheel Falls!
Hot Air Balloon Ride over the Teotihuacán Pyramids (Time-lapse)
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Time lapse of our hot air balloon ride over the pyramids of Teotihuacan. We flew with Volare (website below) and they picked us up from where we were staying in Mexico City at 4:30am and drove us to where you take off in the hot air balloon (a little over an hour drive). After the ride they provide you breakfast (it was good!) and some live mariachi music. Afterwards we had three hours to walk ...
One Day in Petrified Forest National Park
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Come along with us to hike the Blue Forest to Blue Mesa Trail, and the Crystal Forest. Petrified Forest National Park is full of badlands, petrified wood, and more! say hi on instagram! conorkcarroll twitter x.com/ConorKCarroll
White Water Rafting the Upper Salt River in Arizona
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We went white water rafting in the Upper Salt River of Arizona. We did a full day experience which was a total of 10 miles of rafting. This was our first time white water rafting in Arizona and it was a great experience. You can actually do the full 55 mile rafting ride if you'd like but that's a multiple day trip. Whatever you decide have a great time! Here is the Arizona Rafting website that ...
Kayak Camping at the bottom of Horseshoe Bend
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Come along with us as we kayak down the Colorado River and camp at the bottom of Horseshoe Bend! This is one of the greatest camping trips we've ever had and one of the best experiences to do in the Page & Lake Powell area of Arizona. Here is the company website we rented the Kayaks and took our Boat Haul service with kayakhorseshoebend.com
Upper vs Lower Antelope Canyon
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In this video I explain the main differences between Upper and Lower Antelope Canyon located in Page, Arizona. Both Upper and Lower Antelope Canyon are incredible slot canyons in Arizona that are similar yet they have some very big differences. Here is the website for the Upper Antelope Canyon Tour we did: adventurousantelopecanyon.com Here is the website for the Lower Antelope Canyon Tour we d...
Hiking Butcher Jones Trail
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Come along with us as we hike Butcher Jones Trail at Saguaro Lake right outside Phoenix! This is our favorite lake hike in the area to do especially when it's hot. Here is the All Trails map for this hike www.alltrails.com/trail/us/arizona/butcher-jones-trail
Hiking Little Horse Trail to Chicken Point
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Hiking Little Horse Trail to Chicken Point
We Hiked Sedona's Hardest Trail - Bear Mountain
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We Hiked Sedona's Hardest Trail - Bear Mountain
Backpacking in the Superstition Mountains
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Backpacking in the Superstition Mountains
Angels Landing - Full Hike POV - Zion National Park
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Angels Landing - Full Hike POV - Zion National Park
Chiricahua National Monument | The Big Loop, Inspiration Point, & Heart of Rocks Loop
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Chiricahua National Monument | The Big Loop, Inspiration Point, & Heart of Rocks Loop
Saguaro National Park - Hikes, Visitor Center, & more!
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Saguaro National Park - Hikes, Visitor Center, & more!
Camping at Saguaro National Park - Gilbert Ray Campground
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Camping at Saguaro National Park - Gilbert Ray Campground
Conchas Chinas Beach | Best Beach in Puerto Vallarta
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Conchas Chinas Beach | Best Beach in Puerto Vallarta
Highest Viewpoint in Puerto Vallarta | Mirador Cerro De La Cruz
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Highest Viewpoint in Puerto Vallarta | Mirador Cerro De La Cruz
Great trip! I would love to know some of the equipment you utilized.
Awesome!!
yoo thx dude!!
@conorkcarroll for sure! I never made it to horseshoe bend yet! But it's pinned on my map
you gotta go when you get the chance. lots of good stuff in that area to explore.. horseshoe, antelope canyon, lake powell.. pretty dope
Noooice
I never knew you spoke Mexican!
amigo!
Nice one. Like it 😃
Thank you! Cheers! 😁
I stayed there many years ago. They had a teepee you could rent. I stayed there during a thunderstorm and it was amazing! The convenience of staying in town was spot on!
no way! I don't recall seeing a teepee.. but I could just be forgetting. that sounds awesome though.. & you're right being close to town is great, especially if it's your first time in Moab!
@@conorkcarroll that was the year 1997.
very dangerous of your wife , the way her walking poles are secured to her back..should definitely have left them behind, like you did...they stick way out past her body and on a narrow ledge she can accidentally bump them against some one and that person would b past tense Way to clunky.....Otherwise a very good video of the trail...
Yes, agreed. Thank you!
Beautiful scenery
It really is! Such a unique place
Great video
Thank you, glad you enjoyed it! 😁
Very cool!
Donde esta la leche?
En tu boca guey
When do we get the video?
Such a beautiful place to hike
It really is! One of my favorite places in AZ
Is that Madison Clysdale with you?
Lol it's my gf Natalie!
My pictures win
we shall see.. ppl in the comments will be the judge!
What is that forest so petrified of?
YOU 😳
Absolutely stunning. Fabulous to get to watch along❤
Glad you enjoyed it 😊
Hi, did you have to get permit for camping?
No we didn't need a permit! We just had to pay to rent the kayaks and for the boat ride up to Glen Canyon Dam
I was just in Sedona and did several hikes. You mentioned Devils Bridge and the wait there. When I went, there was only one family there. When I went to walk the bridge they left and I was all alone. No waiting or anything. I was practically in shock because I heard there was always a big line there. It was amazing. My favorite place was the Birthing Cave. The view there was amazing but certainly other places had great views also. Enjoy your adventures.
Wow that's incredible, you went at the perfect time! I haven't been to the Birthing Cave yet but it's on the list.. there's to many great spots in Sedona!
I did this hike 31 years ago and it was spectacular! I'll be 71 in a couple of weeks and doubt I would ever be able to do so again so I greatly enjoyed hiking along with you.! GREAT video! Thank you.
WOW!! 31 years ago?! That's awesome.. I imagine Zion was much less crowded back then compared to these days. I'm glad you enjoyed it. Thx for watching!
@@conorkcarroll Yes, the hike and the whole park was significantly less crowded and no permits were need for Angel's Landing. My first Zion visit was in 1982 (no Angel's Landing hike that time) and it was even less crowded then. People have really discovered this gem in the years since. Thanks again for sharing the video!
Love your videos, can you get a good sunset where you saw the pink jeep?
Thx John! It probably would be a good spot.. however I'm not sure if the sun would set directly behind the praying hands.. but you could always walk around the corner if needed for a different view. So ya I think it would be a nice spot!
@@conorkcarrollThank you
I’ll be doing Angels Landing next week and I have the after 12pm permit. Does the ranger checking permits at the bottom let you proceed if you’re there before the scheduled start time?
How much earlier before 12pm are you wanting to go? The first time we did Angels Landing we were a bit late and they didn't have a problem with it.. so maybe you can get lucky. But to be honest I don't know 😐
Impressive!
thx dude!
Your voice makes my legs resemble the river <3
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Angel's Landing was closed for repair when I went but I have to go back to do this hike!
No way! That's a bummer.. when did you go was it recently?
@@conorkcarroll october 2023
16:05 it's a huge tree lying on its side. And, this is one of its branches broken off, and its stump is sticking up in the air. It's hard to believe the size of these trees. Devils Tower is a perfect example of this truth. There are thousands of these trees all over the world. They rose several miles into the sky. But, now they are broken and petrified. Hangman 1128 is a great channel to see its truth.
I've heard of this before! and I've been wanting to go to Devils Tower for a while.. I'll check out that channel thanks 🤙
Thanks for posting your amazing trip!! Totally different prospective from the bottom of horseshoe bend.
Yeah it's incredible down there.. hopefully you can check it out sometime! Thanks for watching 😁
All those jet vapor trails.Ruin the whole scenery.
I loved this trail. It was quite a neat diversity of flora on that hike. Great views. The trails at Spur Cross in Cave Creek are my fave place. Head back to the petroglyphs in the Tonto part of Spur Cross!
Spur Cross is awesome! Haven't seen the petroglyphs there before though.. I'll have to check them out
I've heard of Superstitious Mountains but never been to see its beauty!
Love Idaho geology and geography~! Spen 20 years there and saw most of the State. Caldwell based then. Love the Owhyees~!
Did you come into contact with any wild animals?
We saw some bighorn sheep and horses! No wolverines 😔
The coolest trip ever!
Nice bed and breakfast on first night stay...looks like prime rattlesnake country, did you see any?
No we didn't see any but we were hiking Weaver's Needle the week after and there was one there.. so they're around!
Is there rattlers around this time of year ??
Oh ya! There was one that day we were hiking that another couple warned us about but we didn't see it..
@@conorkcarroll 🤔 I am terrified of them screw it ima go
A coworker of mine and his wife recently did this. The pics are crazy! Nice vid!
That's awesome.. You gotta do it if you haven't yet!
I'm thinking about going out there at the end of May. But now there's a lottery? Is it too late? I'm afraid of it being too crowded.
You should go! Check out Angels Landing on Recreation.gov if you're going in May there is a day before lottery so you apply one day before you want to go hike. If you're going for a few days you'll have more chances to get it. We've gone twice and got it both times but it's not guaranteed
Butcher Jones has some of the most breathtaking views of the Salt River. Lots of petroglyphs hiding in plain sight, too. Great video!
Agreed! Such an awesome lake.. I don't know if I've seen the petroglyphs I guess I gotta go back soon
sick video, i did it last july, cant wait to do it again.
Thx! That's awesome you got to do it.. iconic hike for sure 🤙
So cool! Love hiking with you guys ... whilst sitting on the couch in NZ haha
haha Ben whatsup dude! How funny.. I'm sure NZ has some awesome trails.. maybe your next video? 😆
Here in KC, MO., can't see these everyday. Great video
you dont drink any water without a filter, it's too risky.
What size backpack should I use for lower cantaloupe canyon
No bags allowed at cantaloupe canyon sorry music ninja
Can you tell us what the total elevation gain was? I can’t believe the whole trail is paved…wow
Gorgeous park and trails - It’s great that you filmed a hike in real time. Love it. Since the camera has no peripheral vision though, I was hoping you’d angle it off to the side once in a while and above you so we could see how high the rock walls were in front of you. Really gives you a good idea of how crowded the trails are- what time of day was this, so I can avoid it? 🫤
We started the trail I believe around 9am.. definitely the earlier you start the less crowded it will be! But depending what time of the year it is if you have to take the shuttle from the visitor center you can only leave as early as the shuttle starts running. As for elevation gain it's about 1,800ft!
@@conorkcarrollYeah, I’d be more inclined to start at dawn, but I’ll check the shuttle times - even the first one is probably crowded. So many foreign accents - wish US citizens had priority like they’re doing in, I think, Michigan with state residents. I could probably only get up to that Scott’s overlook, if that! Thanks!
One of my favorite hikes in AZ!
You should let us know the name of your wife or girlfriend. Stairmaster works well if you are doing 3 or 4,000 ft. gains in between your hikes (that is use the Stairmaster in between those hikes or scrambles). You said 1977 ft. of elevation gain I believe.
Haha ok I'll be sure to name drop her from now on! And noted.. my gym doesn't have a stair master tho so that's my excuse for why I can't do it 🤣
@@conorkcarroll I am much older so it is more important for me to use in between hikes. I've been resisting it recently but know it is important for me to use. Just a thought for you if you start doing higher elevation gains. At your age you can get by without it for sure. You've got quite a few years to go before you might actually need it. 😃
its fun seeing somebody starting out on their journey to UA-cam fame. Nice to be relaxed and informal.. good luck
Thanks Jeff! Appreciate it.. Thanks for watching!
A trail thousands have been on……what’s the point ? Get off the trail, find nuggets, get lost, get scratched up. Enjoying nature ! Camp out overnight, great experience.
def not sedona's hardest trail. Did you summit?
Yeah we made it to the top!
@@conorkcarroll oh ok I didn't see it in the video. The Bear Mountain summit is rarely visited by most hikers, it's an intense 1 mile bushwhack from the point where the trail stops where most people take in the views then head back down
Loving the videos dude. We've hit this a few times now, too. Great trail. Your shots are fantastic too! Hope to see you out on the trails.
Thanks Tyler! Appreciate it.. yeah dude hope to see you out there that would be rad 🤙
I clicked on this thinking you summitted! You should actually summit it -- deceiving when you just get a view of it that you can get from many roads
To summit doesn't it require rock climbing? I would be interested to know more.. have you done it?
@@conorkcarroll You can access it from the East side with just class 3/4. on the west side approach, there is a class 5 section but it's easy class 5 so I was comfortable free solo'ing it then bringing a rope to rap down
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