Tent Rocks National Monument, New Mexico
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- Опубліковано 28 лип 2024
- Our last major adventure on our Honeymoon road trip lead us to Kasha-Katuwe Tent Rocks National Monument in New Mexico. This place was absolutely beautiful! It's a wonderful area to hike with awesome scenic views of the rocks and canyon. We did not get to finish the complete trail but I'd highly recommend doing it if you can. We'd love to go back and try it again since Abby had a bum leg that day. One of New Mexico's hidden gems!!
That poor tree out there with its pants down!! lol Another beautiful place to enjoy.
Thanks for the video. Beautiful country.
That's an awesome park. It's incredible what wind and water can do. Thanks for sharing your adventure with us.
Of all the paths you take in life, make sure a few of them are dirt..
I like seeing all these places in the comfort of my chair. I don't go anywhere anymore. to old and on my own. Thanks for sharing. Three suggestions. Gettysburg, Pikes Peak and Royal Gorge. You'll love them. I did many years ago.
Your a lucky man to have such a wife that enjoys everything you do. I hope you fulfill all your dreams.
Amazing video can wait to go in October
Always enjoyable to tag along with you two.
Thank you ABOM. This was really a beautiful video of an even more gorgeous place. You 2 really made me want go there.
The hat looks good on ya Adam😎
Belo passeio, magnifico, muito bonito o lugar parabens Adam, e esposa.
Wow, what a spectacular area to visit. Thanks for sharing your videos with us.!
Very nice !!! Adam and Abby, thanks for another great watch, Cliff
Gday guys, what an amazing place, beautiful, is your hat an Australian made Akubra, Adam, if it is you will have it for many years, great hat made from rabbit fur, thank you for the great hike, Matty
That's one of the coolest canyons I've ever seen... thanks for sharing you guys
Cheers!
Great hike, guys! Thanks for sharing.
What a beautiful setting. Thanks for sharing. It’s pretty rare that I come across videos on line that do justice to the display capabilities of my iPad. This brings back memories of my travels in the Western Sahara (long, long time ago). The desert has its own kind of beauty.
You're right, the desert is unique in it's beauty. Some of what I have seen (of the Sahara) was the most beautiful, but it's not fair to say that right, cause it is so different. Part of it's beauty is the way it made me feel being so remote and vast, a really personal and intimate feeling. It changed me. Maybe like going to space or something :)
Beautiful scenery. The video on the gopro is really looking good in the bright sun. You need to come up to Canada and see some of our parks. Definitely add Banff to you list.
And the hike to the tea house at Lake Louise
Adam & Abby, amazing hiking trail thanks for sharing.!.!.!.
Very beautiful place there...
Thanks for taking me on the hike, guys. I couldn't do it myself.
So glad you guys took the slot canyon route after all. First time I went I didn't. Years later I did and WOW. I made it all the way up to the mesa. Stunning 360° view. Highly recommend that hike to everyone.
We hope to hike it again this year! 👍🏻
@@AbomAdventures if you get the chance, Chaco Canyon is a STUNNING step back in time. The ruins there are amazing and unlike Mesa Verde you get to walk among them. The hike up the crack in the wall is still one of my favorites. Also Sky City/Acoma Pueblo is a great hike as is El Morro near Grants NM. I still have yet to explore southern NM, like the Mogollon Rim or The Catwalk. On my list for this year. NM is such a great place for outdoor adventure and history.
Glad to see that you two are tree huggers, I love to hug trees :)
Adam and Abby what a way to spend your time together beautiful, take your time and enjoy, Adam you will have to buy yourself a nice and comfortable pair of hiking boots now Abby also.
Nice! 😎
You need to come to West Virginia. Check out Cass Scenic Railroad. They have a shop tour where they maintain and rebuild the Shay's. There is a lot of places to see in this country. I have coworkers that don't want to go more than 50 miles from home. I don't understand that. The southwest is on of the areas I've not been to.
"Lets go just a little ways into the slot canyon"...LOL...famous last words. GREAT JOB TO BOTH OF YOU! if you ever get to Hawaii, I highly recommend doing the Road to Hanna. WICKED drive (600+ curves, and a few dozen one lane bridges). There are some INCREDIBLE hikes on the way to Hanna, and you must start early (it can take 3 to 4 hours to drive the road and make some stops). One hike I did took over 2 hours round trip, but it was supposedly only about 1 mile...uh-huh...lol.
Hana is a marvelous place but it only has one N.. ;-)
@@wildtimbrown yea, yea, yea...whatever. LOL...nothing there to see except for a store to get some drinks and food at to turn around and go back. I did the entire return trip in the dark. NOT a fun ride. My wife watched for headlights way up as I watched the road close since so many turns existed without any guard rails...LOL...I actually got car sick...and I was the driver...because I couldn't see far enough ahead...LOL
We have that same Cholla Cactus in our back yard. They are gorgeous when they bloom. Next time you two get out to the Southwest, check out all the outdoor hiking in Cochise County, AZ.
More camping and cooking please. Thank you.
Awesome hike!
Yep. Ur In the Real & True Volcano State here. We have Every type of Volcanoes here. Every type.. Our Volcanoes are still active too. Super we have too. Many & Bigger then Yellowstone.. Lava Tubes, Marrs & Many more
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More cooking please. LOL
What month were you there if you don’t mind my asking (hard to tell from video posts)? That’s the right kind of crowd for me :)
Mid April 👌🏻
Very good video! I like it! What month did you hike that canyon? How was the temperature?
It was late April and the temps were mild. Perfect time of year 👍🏻
@@AbomAdventures Thank you so much for the info. My wife and I will go there this coming March.
I like those prices they’re nice to visit but I want to get away absolutely a lone
Good luck with that. You have to know the places to go without the crowds. We’ve been finding a few on our current trip.
I like the hat where did you get it
I bought it at a store in Santa Fe, in the Plaza.
It's me , but I wouldn't be in there when there is a thunder storm within a hundred miles.
Slot canyons such as that one are no place to be when it rains hard. Flash floods can occur very fast; the water washes down the rock faces and accumulates going down the narrows that form the slots. It would be interesting to see but I would not want to be in the canyon bottom when the water rushes thru there. Those rocks in the path have eroded out and rolled down from above then are rolling along the canyon floor being pushed by the water. There is sand and small stones on the upstream side of the bigger rocks that have accumulated by the water slowing down when it hits those big rocks. Those formations are all sandstone formed by water erosion.
Adam, your're looking at a bunch of scrub undergrowth - 'beautiful" not so much IMHO.