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Awesome, thanks. 💯

is the land along 279, BLM land?

I'm going to guess that Greg is an Aquarius and Jamie is an Aries.

Thanks for sharing your Canyonland Adventure. At twelve years old, my parents Eric and Kathy Nelson and their English teacher colleague couple Dave and Theresa Petersen and I drove two sport utility vehicles ours being an excellent Ford Explorer as far in as we could, and then backpacked 3 days in. We set up elaborate camp by an Anasazi village complete with pictographs, a kachina underground sacred area, and much 'abandoned' pottery shards and corn husks. A nearby cave which my mom Kathy found scary contained more fascinating Anasazi religious pictographs. These were great people the Anasazi. This was my best and deepest Canyon Lands adventure; Although I and my family visited Moab and Canyon Lands say 5 more times; also seeing many other great Southwest Parks, one of my favorite being Goblin Valley.

Great video. Your wife has such a beautiful smile. I will definitely use some of these suggestions. Thank you.

Can't believe you didn't make it to Newspaper Rock. There's a whole myriad of petroglyphs there on a huge rock panel. It's extraordinary.

i love how authentic you guys are, no fluff

Great video ,beautiful family ! Cheers !!

6:20 looked like Morning Glory Arch/Grandstaff Trail. It is one of our favorite hiking trails. It is only 3 miles down Rt. 128 from town (191.) Next time rent a UTV from Moab Tour Co. and drive out to Chicken Corners. Trust this tip- you will love it. Yes, Fiery Furnace is a great hike. Also, head over to Zion for a night or two- hike Angels Landing. It's worth it and really not too far.

Thank you. Time with your kids, priceless.

My boyfriend and I loved your video! We’re going in October and it was great to get some inspiration. Thank you!

Just wanted to point out that the gravel road at the end of Highway 279 goes all the way to Canyonlands NP. It turns into Shafer Canyon Trail, which is the switch backs you see at 8:20 in the video! It's an amazing drive and takes you through canyons and right along the Colorado river, but it's 45 miles long so it takes quite awhile

If you continue on Potash Road past the "ponds", you'll go past the river in Dead Horse State Park and end up in Canyonlands.

Amazing video. Any idea if it would be worth visiting these places end of November? I know it will be a bit cold but I read that it's sunny most afternoons and there are lesser crowds during that time.

👍🙂 thank you!

What month was this visit

I usually take the old bronco on the trails, they take you out to where most people dont go. So much to do .. my favorite vacation spot.

Two women were murdered in Moab,they were locals,killed in broad daylight 8/21 Crystal Turner and Kylen Shulte UNSOLVED

So cool only seen it in movies thank you for sharing 😊

Number 1 you can’t miss going to my secrete waterfall but it’s only for locals or those who know about it

Potash Road is actually at the bottom of a dirt road called Shafer Trail -- well worth checking out next time you're in Moab.

Thanks for all the information. We are planning on visiting in June for the first time. Appreciate you sharing.

hi thanks for sharing your video of moab, !!! my wife and my self are going moab now in feb2022, did you recomendation for extrategic hotel in moab that is close to everything more or less close, to things in your list, and if you think we can get some company What to do short excursions in 4x4 off road February despite the weather? thanks for your list of things to do in moab . Thanks in advance 🙏

Thx a lot, want ot go there this year, good ideas!

We were there last week. We did most of the things you suggested but didn't get to the Dead Horse state park. However, we did drive down the switchbacks on the Shafer Trail and took the Shafer Basin Trail to Potash Road. Our daughter had a meltdown going down the switchbacks but once committed it didn't seem like a place to try and turn around. If someone in your vehicle is terrified of heights, it's best avoided.

UDAH🤒🤮😷

Thanks for sharing. What time of year did you visit Moab? We are thinking to plan a trip in March

Thank you for this video. We're heading to Moab today and I just added the route 279 along the river! Great find! Danny and Lynn

Any recommendations for rv resorts in Moab?

Great video. Question: Did you get permit to fly your drone there? Or is there limit where to fly it? We will be traveling in 2 weeks to Moab.

FANTASTIC and well put together video. I hope you don't mind me embedding it into our blog "Your Ultimate MOAB Adventure and Visitors Guide" which will be super helpful to our readers. Thank you for putting out such well-produced video. Safe travels and hope to meet you guys on the road sometime soon. www.alwaysonliberty.com

Some awesome things to do, thanks for your help and tips!

My favorite hiking trail is Grandstaff. It's about 5 miles round trip, but a cool, spring fed stream runs the length of the trail, so it's easy to cool off. At the end of the trail you can fill your water bottles with spring water coming from between the rocks in the canyon wall.

Canyonlands view ua-cam.com/video/xifXU8sPjFI/v-deo.html

I just got back from moab. I did all the national park stuff. We did the hikes in arches and canyon lands which were fun. But simply nothing compared to the stomping grounds in the klondike bluffs. 2000+ dino prints of theropods, sauropods, ornithopods. My wife and I agreed that this was our number one attraction we saw, number two wasn't even close. It's free and secluded.... which blows my mind. If you care at all about natural history this is a must see. I almost don't want to tell people about it, just let them keep going to arches and canyon lands to selfishly preserve the prints for me to enjoy.

Went to Moab for the 1st time last May. Besides all the beautiful places you’ve covered & others mentioned here, check out a drive that is a big loop from Moab… start very early cause the ending is the best part & you’ll want as much time as possible. From Moab, take 128 north along the River stop at Fisher Towers, continue to I-70 & go thru Colorado National Monument, exit in Grand Junction… THEN…. Something apparently not many people know about… A 4-5 hour drive (if you don’t stop) along the Unaweep-Tabeguache Scenic Byway. This is an absolutely stunning drive that apparently not many know about cause we saw maybe 10 cars the entire time. Try to hit it as early as possible so you can stop for great pics. There is a good 2 lane road with one 6% grade section towards the end. WARNING: go prepared with food, water as there are no conveniences, hardly ever any cell service, very few houses & even fewer passing vehicles. You want to be out of the Byway & back on 191 before dark… in case you have car trouble… experience speaking. From Grand Junction, take HWY 50 to 141 to 90 & finally to 46 which takes you to 191 & back into Moab. There are some UA-cam videos of the area… even the very old ones are good.

Great video, tks ya. Gotta check some of these spots!

well thought out....thank you

Thank you 😊

Been to Moab about 25 times. It never gets old. He showed Shafer Pass in Canyonlands, it is not for the weak hearted. It also gets pretty rocky at the bottom. Musselman Arch is pretty cool though.

This video really helped us on our trip. Dead Horse was our favorite. Thank you

Beautiful family.

Great Video. Watched it before going to Moab.

The scenery on the video looks amazing

How many days to cover your top 3 on the list? Great video btw.

Great presentation. Thanks

We were there in May and only had 2 days which were totally not enough time! We need to go back. Enjoyed your tip ideas and wrote down the things we missed. Safe travels

You changed my route! Headed there next week!!

Awesome info

Sand Dune Arch is a short hike in Arches that is great fun for young children