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Don’t underestimate the southwest desert. Seeing it is very different than visiting. They air is so clean, the smell is fresh, air is light, the atmosphere is just amazing that makes you feel small.
Southwest proud! Most beautiful part of the country imho
I am from the Northeast and I 100% agree with this comment. Lol.
I agree. I was born in Arizona but raised in Michigan. I’m absolutely not a lover of the hot weather, much preferring a Michigan winter. But the absolute vastness and silence of some of those remote desert areas, especially at night when the millions of visible stars reach down to the horizon, is definitely something to be experienced.
@@allieren omg, born and raised in MI and im so sick of our winters I cant see straight lol! Im sick of our humid summers too...im ready for that dry heat after 44 years in MI 😁😉
@@allieren I was born in Yuma Arizona(Yuck), but have lived all over this great country. I'm 61 years old, and now reside in Bisbee Arizona. There's a reason why old farts like me retire in Arizona. Even though Bisbee does get its share of snow, I'm not having to worry about shoveling my way out and falling all over the place. The topography here is so vast in such a small area, and the sun sets are a daily work of art. And to say Bisbee is laid back would be an understatement. Sorry for the novel.
A few videos you can react to or are "A European's Guide to the NFL", "A European's Guide to the NFL Playoffs", & "A European's Guide to the Super Bowl"
I drove through Arches National Park during the summer, and it was fantastic. What was even more spectacular was the evening thunderstorm as we departed. Driving through the area, with shadowy strange formations in the dark, while jagged thunderbolts tore open the sky and lit up everything was one of the most incredible natural sights I've witnessed.
Yosemite is basically the real-life Rivendell. You will feel different the moment you breathe the air in that valley, beyond even other forests and national parks. There's just something magic going on there.
California and Nevada are huge states and cover more than just "warm" climates. When they said Lake Tahoe hosted the Olympics, they meant the Winter Olympics. Big Sur is more like 60-70 degrees instead of 70-80 since the Pacific Ocean on the West Coast is a lot colder than the Atlantic on the East.
Yeah I've noticed this alot.Mention nevada to euros most think hot like vegas.Not true hell in northern nevada were expecting snow on May 9th typical in nevada.And I don't think they built all those ski resorts for just the hell of it!!!
This was more an underrated places to see. So any better areas Yellowstone Grand Canyon, Death Valley,
The Southwest rugged rocks and deserts, can not come close to being appreciated unless you actually see them in person. This video had so many for a reason and it desensitized people to the actual beauty. I always thought Grand Canyon big deal a hole in the ground. When I got there it was dark, the next morning when I awoke I stayed at El Tovar Hotel so close the dinning room view only showed the view no land. I walked out and the old cliché it did take my breath away, Amazing! Its a sin they dont show the Sunrise and even more the sunsets in those areas. Purple orange fire red, turquoise, green all in a layer with a yellowish glow of the sun, probably the most hypnotic things you will ever see. That night I stared at it until the colors vanished, I missed my dinner reservation had to have been staring over an hour easily
I remember the first time I drove Big Sur. I live in Santa Barbara and I was visiting my family in Monterey. I decided to take highway 1 back after taking i5 and 101 north. The day was very foggy, I'm talking 20-30 yard visibility, going around hilly turns. Figured it would be like that most of the drive. Well I come around one more turn past a cliffside and come out looking over that shoreline backed up to those massive cliffs, the sky just opened up and sun poured in. It was like being welcomed to heaven for a moment. People were flying kites and wind surfing. My jaw literally dropped. The most unbelievable view I've had in California, took my breath away.
You are correct, it was Jim Carrey's movie Bruce Almighty where he is at the the falls as a news reporter. Golf is very popular in Lake Tahoe as well.
Central park was originally a place called Seneca Village. It was occupied by mostly black americans, with some Irish and german residents. They were forced out to create what we know now as Central Park.
Ive never been a fan of desert landscapes, but when you're high on a mountain and looking across a valley it's a completely different experience. Very majestic and breathtaking. Pictures and videos fail to capture the scenery, makes everything look dull.
I live in America and am so sad of the amount of traveling I’ve been able to do in my life honestly. Though I honestly am and grew up pretty poor, it’s my dream to be able to see more of my country and honestly the rest of the world before I die tbh, and it makes me sad I haven’t got to see more of the world. I live in Mississippi and never been more East than Florida, north of Tennessee, and west Louisiana. But I’ve always wanted to travel amd especially to some of the deserts like Death Valley (though my fat @$$ gotta be careful and not die). But I agree, I was never a fan of them either, but I wanna go to experience this exact thing.
I’m more of a green fields, mountains, not 1000 degrees places lol, but I would love to go to a mountain and experience what you’re talking about. But yeah, I wanna travel and see the rest of the world so badly lol. Ik you didn’t ask/care to hear all this lol, it just what you described has recently been one of the things I wanna be able to go see one day soon tbh and I see videos and pics all the time, but I hear ppl describe it and feel like it’s one of those places you just have to experience in person.
Literally the only time I've ever heard Roanoke VA referred to as a "quaint town"
It’s hilarious that you guys throughout the video say you need nature but as soon you see the real face of nature you need a pub 😂
Alaska has always been my favorite state to visit. Easily the most wild and beautiful land in the US.
Yeah, it’s just very expensive to live there, it’s a bit isolated so things cost way more to get up that way.
I lived up there for 9 years. It’s absolutely the most beautiful place you could visit in summer. Especially if you are into wildlife, glacier etc
Lived there for 6 years. Its breathtaking. Hawaii is a solid 2nd though.
Daz if you're interested in architecture go to Chicago. One of the best architectural cities in the country. Also a lot of iconic buildings where many famous movies were filmed. Chicago gets a bad rap at times but it is absolutely one of my favorite cities
Edit: anything along the pacific coast is stunning
Done Chicago a few times. Love the navy pier there too. Great city 👍🏻
Most underrated city in America. It's beautiful, clean, and the people are nice. The parts of it that are on the news are not in the city itself.
@@AndySaputo You nailed it.
Just avoid getting shot
@@AndySaputo LOL. I grew up around Chicago, obviously you have not been that many blocks away from Ohio St (use to love going to the Chop Shop and Excalibur on Ohio), with cardboard alleys, etc. Would never live there, especially these days. How many murders are they up to so far? Of course, anywhere is fine if you can afford to live in gated communities and avoid the city's gang violence. Most people, just like me when I lived in Illinois, would live outside the city, in my case, around Wheeling. Bob Chinn's Crab House used to be good eating, and the French restaurant down the street called Le Francais. I have not lived there in over 25 years, thank God.
Martha's Vineyard IS an island, just off the southern coast of Massachusetts. It has a very interesting "religious retreat", that was popular in the late 1800's. The "retreat" was only used in the summer and the "homes" were, originally, just canvas tents. Later, the visitors turned those "homes" into wooden buildings. The buildings are now multicolored and look like small, ginger bread houses. The Kennedy's had an estate on the western part of the island. The two, main towns, are on the Eastern side. Expensive to stay there but not outrageous.
Thanks for doin some longer videos. Watchin you guys lets me relax and escape things for a bit.
Nice one mate 👍🏻👊🏻
As their video says, Lake Tahoe is on the border of California and Nevada. This is important because California has a high income tax rate and Nevada has NO state income tax. What this means is that lots of wealthy Californians have homes on the Nevada shore in places like Incline Village where they claim residence and avoid the state tax in California. Also, the town of State Line, Nevada, which is actually next to the border between the 2 states, is the home of multiple casino hotels which are legal in Nevada but not California. This is part of what makes Tahoe so popular because the casinos provide what Daz is seeking--sophisticated evening entertainment, drinking opportunities, gambling and so on to enjoy after a day water skiing in summer or snow skiing in winter.
The young American lady that went missing was Gabby Petito.
I live in Niagara Falls USA and everything you described is 100% accurate
I love how into this Dave is. He has a great, softer, more intellectual side that I really appreciate.
Taking a tour of the Antelope Canyon is almost a religious experience!
Same thing happened to me at Niagara Falls. Forgot my passport but I remember looking at the Canadian side thinking,” they look like they’re having more fun over there!”
Just a legal note - drones are illegal in National Parks and many public lands so be careful. So are selfie sticks.
Antelope canyon is STUNNING. There is Upper and Lower canyons. Lower is more accessible, but Upper is less traveled and you can pay for a photography tour and they clear out the canyon several times so you can get photos. Also the place where beams of sunlight shine down through the crevices. The sand does blow in from above though, so bring a windbreaker with hood.
I hiked up Sand Dunes some time ago, took about 2 hours to get to the top of the highest dune from the parking lot. When I got back, my shoes AND socks were full of sand. Wear flip flops and sunscreen. I was burnt to a crisp that evening.
Lake Tahoe is a mountain lake, at 6264ft elevation, so it gets cold year round.
Near Monument Valley along US Route 163 near Mexican Hat Utah is the Forrest Gump Viewpoint where they filmed that scene in the movie. It is marked on Google maps.
The Amtrak "Empire Builder" (that goes from Chicago to Seattle/Portland), stops almost in front of the West Glacier National Park Hotel (Summers only).
The Lake Tahoe area has the City of Reno, NV, with its casinos. Which is nice.
i live in north carolina and our autumns every year look amazing with the leaves changing colors
I like more greenery so this list would be different if I put it together.
Big Sur is beautiful though and definitely is more appreciated when you see it in person.
Glad you guys are interested in New England! We have awesome seafood and tons of award winning breweries, with our own style of IPA’s becoming popular worldwide. It’s best to come in Autumn as the trees turn almost neon red yellow and orange.
Oh God you're one of those tree people
IPA’s are trash
As a bartender in New England. This stupid IPA trend is the beta bro equivalent of White Claw for dumb white girls.
As a proud New Englander we house a lot of unique and beautiful gems, however the west side of the Mississippi wins the Beauty Contests.
The Canadians have to play up the activities around Niagara Falls, because it's not like they have Vegas, Disney Parks, etc. for that kind of stuff.
Seen both the golden gate and the Verrazano bridge and the the opposite of Daz. Golden gate is gorgeous, especially at night with mountains surrounding it.
I'm the opposite of Daz, probably because I'm older, but you can keep the hustle and bustle and crowds of people. Any day of the week, give me Glacier National Park without another soul anywhere within sight or sound.
The water in Northern California is actually very cold (you can’t swim there without a wet suit) and very wavy and choppy. It’s usually around 50°F (10°C). Northern Cali isn’t particularly warm. Especially in the water.
If you go to Grand Teton, Daz, Yellowstone can be done in the same trip-staying in Jackson Hole for food and nightlife. You could spend at least 5 days to take in the best of the area. Spring or fall when there are fewer visitors is the best time to visit. And Chicago for its architecture and public art along with its food and museums is also a must.
Heck yeah. Finally going to Jackson Hole for 3 days in mid-April. Grand Teron Day 1 and Yellowstone Day 2. Can confirm it's easy to planaround also, even in the off season. Hotel prices double in-season though so be weary.
I've been to Jackson Hole in the Summer and Winter and it's probably my favorite spot in the US. Incredible views, hikes, snowboarding, food and wildlife. Yellowstone was also super sick
@@jtkyber any good food recommendations? I’ve never been and no tour guide wants to suggest anything. My only plans are two tours and maybe hot springs if there’s time.
@@hanksilman4016 "Thai Plate" was really good, specifically their pineapple fried rice bowl thing. However apparently they've gone downhill a bit since I went a few years ago :/ Any highly-rated burger place or steakhouse in that area should be a winner
@@hanksilman4016 I'd definitely recommend hiking to Delta Lake if you have the time
I am fortunate to live within a day's drive of 9 of the 25 spots mentioned in this video. All are stunning and each has it's own appeal. Nice one boys! Cheers
@11:18 Bruce Almighty lol. That part wit the ol lady was always hilarious
Lake Tahoe is on the border between California and Nevada. One can gamble in several large casinos, in the town of South Lake Tahoe, then walk 1 block, into California, and take a ski gondola to the top of the local peak and ski back down into California OR Nevada. The lake is CRYSTAL CLEAR...and COLD! Despite being a skiing destination, in the winter, it's probably even more busy in the summer because of the beaches, the water and the boating. Only a couple of hours from San Francisco.
The red rock formations are stunning in real life and there are plenty of tourist attractions and night life in the cities that surround them. Beautiful drives and the formations are larger than life and absolutely breathtaking!
If you guys are interested in Chicago, please check out some of the very cool drone footage taken throughout the city, absolutely breathtaking!
I’m from PA, but I love all of Cape Cod. MV & Nantucket are great, but there’s more to see and slightly more affordable areas in the Cape Cod area.
Right at the beginning was a clip of tons of hot air balloons. This is, no doubt, part of Albuquerque's annual balloon festival; that NM city is the perfect place to fly them.
The Badlands is in the same general area as Mt. Rushmore, the Black Hills, and Custer State Park.
Glacier Bay N.P. is a short ferry ride from the capital of Juneau. Another N.P. up there which is equally stunning is Kenai (KEEN-eye) Fjords.
Antelope Canyon is one of many jawdropping places on the Najavo Res.
Golden Gate Bridge goes to Marin County (pronounced muh-RIN, rather than MARE-in).
Across the border in Canada is the twin park of Glacier, namely, Waterton Lakes. The 4 animals shown were a mule deer, a marmot, a herd of Rocky Mtn. bighorns in the distance, and a mtn. goat up close.
Like Antelope Canyon, Monument Valley is also on the Navajo Res.
Grand Teton is just a few miles south of Yellowstone.
I’m surprised the Smokies weren’t on there. I’ve been a lot and they’re awesome. It’s been the most visited national park a bunch of times and I’m pretty sure still is.
I know everyone is probably listing their favorite place, but seriously, do a google search for pictured rocks in Michigan. It never gets mentioned on these types of travel videos, and I don’t even think many Americans know about it. But it’s worth a look 😊
Jim Carrey was at Niagara in Bruce Almighty
Antelope Canyon is the place with the wavy, smooth, colorful walls, where you can hike through its slot canyons. There was a young American who hiked through slot canyons by himself, and as he tried to bypass a large rock blocking his path, the rock shifted and trapped his arm against the wall. He was stuck there for days, until he realized his arm was turning gangrene and he was going to die if he didn't free himself. He deliberately broke his arm using torque, then sawed it off at the elbow with a pocket knife and pliers (he carried a pocket multi-tool). Then he had to repel 65 yards down a sheer wall, and hiked 6 miles, until he ran into a family from the Netherlands who were touring the area. One ran for help while the others gave him food and water. It was quite an ordeal.
Great Sand Dunes in Colorado was one of my favorite places. Desert landscape, red rock landscapes, snow top peaks, etc. Amazing views. Takes a lot longer than 15 min to get to the top really tough climb.
I live on the Navajo reservation and visited all the tourist spots here. I'm lucky they're only less than an hour or half day's drive away. Beautiful sights during the sunrise and sunsets. Antelope canyon is a sweet slot canyon but there are lots all over the reservation. I'd say the closest I've been to "God's country" is Yellowstone. One of the most beautiful places I've visited in my life.
I drove through the tribal lands last summer. From Showlow to Moab. Such beauty. I was appalled at Arizona’s poor response to the pandemic. Tribal people were not given vaccines in a timely fashion. They are living history and beautiful. We must do better.
Horseshoe Bend is beautiful and very close to both Lake Powell and Antelope Canyon. Definitely check out all 3. Make the trip to the slot canyons and hit the bend on the way. It's right on the path.
There are tons of great breweries in Blue Ridge area. You guys should do a tour through there in the fall.
I’ve seen two types of foreigners when it comes to the American deserts: “Eh, it’s just rocks” and “I WANT TO GO BE A COWBOY HERE!”
"Bruce Almighty" is the movie Dave was referencing. I did the boat by the Falls with the raincoats when I was 10. It was amazing! ☺☺
When you were in San Francisco and drove over the bridge, did you get a chance to see Muir Woods National Monument in Marin County ? An ancient grove of Redwoods, the tallest trees in the world, that predate Christ. The bridge is a cheap imitation to the Redwoods. Thanks Blokes, you guys rock , Cheers
As an American I can simply say, if you go to Niagara from NY without a passport, you'll want to die of envy.
The good news is: Horseshoe Bend is few minutes from Glen Canyon Dam and minutes from Antelope Canyon and Not far from the Grand Canyon and the Grand Staircase and the Vermillion Cliffs. These areas around Horseshoe is Amazing.
The salt flats get wet each year and then dry out to form exceptionally flat surfaces to race at high speed for long distances.
The last couple of years have been really hard on cities like NYC, San Francisco and Chicago. Crime is a LOT higher, many of the smaller shops and restaurants have gone out of business, the homeless are out of control and covid rules still limit a lot of what you can do.
Unfortunately, all by design my friend.
Stop rotting your brain out with Fox News.
What they did not mention about Lake Tahoe is that there are a bunch of casinos there too. Since it's legal to gamble in Nevada that side of the lake is like a little Vegas. So it's a great skiing area in the winter and a great lake to play in during the summer. And yes in the summer it can get pretty hot there.
Hes right about one thing though, the lake is absolutely freezing year round lol
Watch the Wyoming Wildscapes videos. Both are time lapse music videos that are amazing, and also showcase one of the most gorgeous states in the US
One of my fav views is the lower vernal falls!
We hiked up to Delicate Arch. It’s was pretty much a losing battle trying to take a pic of it without people in the shot. Some of it is a pretty arduous hike up the sandstone. It’s also very long. Once you get to the top most people are kind of relaxing in the ledge. I would 100% recommended it just know there are some very narrow ledges you have to pass other people on. Super cool for sure.
Snow is seasonal at Lake Tahoe. Because its on the nevada border it has gambling. So it has a tiny bit of las vegas feel in the casinos. Summertime fills the lake area with campers, boaters, hikers and bike riders.
So true about Niagara Falls, Canadian side is so much better! I recommend Maid of the Mist, pretty cool stuff
I've had the liberty of visiting Reno, Nevada several times. It's about a 45 minute drive to Lake Tahoe. I was in Reno in February once, when Tahoe City had 6 feet of snow, in one day. Watched the news the next day and saw snow plows going through snow that was 2 feet above the tops of the plows. But, it is such an amazing place, in the Summer.
The blue ridge parkway is stressful to drive. It’s popular for people to ride bikes and there is no bike lane. In the mornings there is often a thick fog, so people on bikes are hard to see before you’re on top of them
Grew up in and around Savannah (and went to SCAD). It's a town-owned by artists and is very much European-feeling, as it was largely built by some of the original English settlers. It's the only place in the U.S. outside of the northeast that has the pseudo-colonial feeling while you're there - but with much better food.
btw: all the big red cliff areas look similar because they are all in the same area of the U.S. and pretty close to one another.
SCAD grad here too!
If only SCAD would pay taxes and stop buying up all the real-estate in Savannah driving costs through the roof.
@@jeremyg8568 ah a native I see. Thanks Paula Wallace.
The speed limit on the Blue Ridge Parkway is about 35 to 45 mph. The park rangers will ticket you if you go too fast. And anyway you will want to see the beauty around you. I live about 10 miles from an exit to the Blue Ridge Parkway, and I was on it yesterday. The leaves are just starting to change color, but it is still beautiful.
Facinated by Bridges !!!!
Visit the LONDON BRIDGE at Lake Havasu in Arizona.
Yes your London Bridge was bought and disassembled in the late 60s and opened in 1971.
I used to prefer the greenery of The Smoky Mountains until I went out west. The desert must be experienced. It is now easily my favorite. - Once example is the painted desert and Petrified Forest National Park. I never get tired of it. There are also stunning areas between these national parks. Also National Monuments are must sees. Some of them are better than National Parks.
I definitely agree with Daz. I enjoy the city life too much. I wouldn't consider an extended amount of time at a park a vacation at all. Also, dealing with the cold weather is not a vacation for me. I love tropical weather.
My favorite: Moab, Utah. .....Pagosa spring, Colorado & Destin, Florida. ...
Nobody ever says “swamp”, probably the alligators and snakes, so much life.
I know many who have taken an Alaskan cruise where you go into the Glacier Bay Area and all of them say it is one of (if not the) best cruises out there.
Daz I don't usually agree with you but about the falls you're spot on .
You Guys should try to find a video like this on Canada. All the best from Toronto.
If you enjoy these "aerial" tour types of things there is a series on the "Smithsonian Channel" titled "Aerial America." Each episode is based on one state and it covers the state via planes and drones so you see cities as well as landscapes and such along with some "history" of the state as well.
The Jim Carrey you are referring to is Bruce Almighty and you are correct, he was on a boat getting soaked at Niagara Falls.
Nature will always be more beautiful than cities. But I agree that some architecture can be very nice as well.
I know this is 10 months later, but Bruce Almighty was the Jim Carrey movie that had him on the maiden of the Mist at Niagara Falls.
I knew when I saw the title that they were going to recycle a lot of the same places you just saw in the 25 Best National Parks. Actually the whole focus of this video seemed off. They mostly showed natural wonders and parks but just randomly tossed in a city (Savannah) and Key West (also a city but a natural beauty as well). A lot of these videos use the same stock footage and thus the same locations, but if there are any that take a deeper dive in more detail there is a LOT more to see of the US than just this. Maybe watch some Strictly Dumpling videos...it's about food, but he usually delves into some of the local culture as well.
Florida keys should’ve been higher on the list, great place to vacation in the winter months
I'm a Texas gal and you're right...ive been there and the French Canadian side is so much better. Y'all be safe.
based off what you guys have said in this reaction i think you should next react to the best skylines in the US or even the world if you want to! some very beautiful cities here you may not have even thought could be as nice as they are! :)
Bryce Canyon is even more stunning in person.
Just one thing to add: when she talks about the Golden Gate Bridge, she says it connects San Francisco and “MARE-in” (Marin) County. It’s actually pronounced “mah-RIN”. Sorry, that just bothered me. Otherwise, come to the southwest. You wouldn’t expect it to be, but It’s absolutely beautiful.
The video failed to mention where Sedona is located. It's in near Prescott, Arizona. The red rock hills and mountains are absolutely breath taking!! I live in Arizona and love visiting all the natural beauty the state has to offer!
You guys have to get out of the house. Horseshoe bend is great, good fishing also!
Last time I came early like this my wife left me and took the kids
Sorry to hear that
Flew from D.C. to Hawaii..10 hour flight. Been on a 22 hour flight since then so the 10 seemed like 3 after I went on the 22 hour flight.
Just a bit of information, the southwest desert is a completely different sight at dusk and dawn. It's like 2 different worlds depending the time of day. I'm from California and hate the desert environment boring boring boring. But I was truly amazed when visiting Sadona AZ for a week, I shot the best photographs I have ever captured.
That says a lot living a quqrter mile from the Dana Point Hardor referred to as the most romantic harbor on the west cost, The California gold coast offerers photo opps everywhere you look.
So don't dismiss the beauty the the red rock and sandstone formations.
They should have just done Yellowstone in it’s entirety at #1
Two things, I’ve been to Sedona and the Grand Canyon, the videos don’t do either any justice, to stand at the edge of the canyon at Yavapi point at dusk almost made me believe in god lol, and the colors of Sedona can’t be captured on video.
You can do like 20hrs straight on a plane now. It’s crazy.
From GA, Savannah is of Spanish influence. Like much of florida. Go down to the river though and you can walk around with alcohol. Also, Forrest Gump's bust stop is there. Life is like a box of chocolates...
Niagara Falls is the perfect honeymoon. You can spend thousands and to go to Hawaii or spend alot less and go to the falls. Spend a day visiting it and end up where you're gonna be in Maui, your hotel room.
Lol nonsense
@@F28aj I've been married twice. First rest of your life fun. If you want to climb over mountains and not have sex unless we agree. Than you are nothing to me.
36:00 Lake Tahoe can be cold and snowy in the winter.
blokes moving up in da world 🔥
As someone that lives 30 min away from Niagara Falls NY, the Canadian side is way better and it's not even close. The American side has cave of the winds, made of the mist, and whirlpool jetboat tours but that's it. Canadian side has tours as well but also casinos, very nice hotels overlooking the falls, and Clifton hill
Tahoe also has casinos on the nevada side so it really does have everything
If you hit up Grand Teton, visit Jackson Hole, WY. Great place. 👍
they mentioned the fog but they didn't show it. the fog by the bay gets so thick and massive that you can only see the very top of that huge bridge it's pretty crazy
I've been to Martha's Vineyard and I'm far from elite. I stayed at a B&B. Or you can even take a ferry from various places for a day trip. Jaws was filmed there.