You guys are great. You would never know this was your first video. I really appreciate you sharing, the information was very helpful. We are heading that way in April and are so excited.🤗
I’m from New England but have twice has the amazing experience of visiting the Utah Canyonlands. First time was in the early 80’s for two weeks of backpacking and the second time was about 15 years ago in an RV, boondocking for 10 days. Such an amazingly beautiful area…. I would do another Canyonlands trip in a heartbeat!
Ooooooo we can’t wait to get to Canyonlands. When we get around to Utah again we have it on our list with Capitol Reef and Moab. There just wasn’t enough time to see it all. Just stunning.
@@liketheresnotomorrow For the RV trip we started in Grand Jct, CO. (Do not miss Colorado National Monument if you're in Grand Jct!) Then we drove toward Moab, beautiful drive! Then after a couple of days in Moab, we worked our way down to Four Corners (Meh, on Four Corners... wish I hadn't wasted all the miles/time in that area.) BUT, heading back north to Grand Jct via the Western side of Colorado was awesome. We did the trip in 10 days and I wish we had even more time. If you can invest more time driving off the beaten path on your way South from Moab, that area of Canyonlands is just beyond amazing. One night at a BLM site, facing toward the west, we watched a thunderstorm coming in WAAAY of in the distance as the sun was setting. I will never forget that. LOVE the BLM sites for camping!
What your audience doesn't realize is that you, Barry Nicholson, are one of the funkiest bass players/vocalists I know! We miss you here in Sarasota but love seeing you and Darlene "on the road"!
Hey Peter! Thanks man, we miss our Sarasota friends too but we are loving this new adventure. Thanks for tuning in. We might be visiting in March. We shall see.
Thanks! We were there in September. It really was perfect weather. Let us know if you have any other questions. Man, we can’t wait to go back to Utah and see more.
It was Moab and in September. It was still in the 80s and we aren’t into boondocking when it’s hot, mainly because we are working most days and inside. Bryce and Zion were totally fine.
When you set up on BLM land did you leave your rig there during the day while you hiked Zion? Did you stay in that one spot the whole time you were in the Zion area?
We stayed in one boondocking spot the whole time. We left the rig without any issue, the dog is a great deterrent and we lock or chain everything. But honestly, we have never had any issue on blm land. The issues with theft is always at the parks! lol
This content is amazing. So glad I found this channel!
Welcome aboard! We try to release new videos on Thursdays. Thanks for watching
You guys are great. You would never know this was your first video. I really appreciate you sharing, the information was very helpful. We are heading that way in April and are so excited.🤗
Yay! Thanks so much for the encouraging words. Utah is up there on our list of favorite places. Can’t wait to go back.
Great video….really appreciate the time y’all are taking to share with us… safe travels.
Thanks for watching!
So much great info! I'm marking my map! I can't wait to go!
Yes! Do it. We can’t wait to go back. So much more to see. Please reach out if you have q’s.
This is amazing...! Keep 'em coming!
Thanks Lori
Ug, i missed it, walking the dogs. Lol
You should still be able to watch it. The premiere is over. Let me know if not
I’m from New England but have twice has the amazing experience of visiting the Utah Canyonlands. First time was in the early 80’s for two weeks of backpacking and the second time was about 15 years ago in an RV, boondocking for 10 days. Such an amazingly beautiful area…. I would do another Canyonlands trip in a heartbeat!
Ooooooo we can’t wait to get to Canyonlands. When we get around to Utah again we have it on our list with Capitol Reef and Moab. There just wasn’t enough time to see it all. Just stunning.
@@liketheresnotomorrow For the RV trip we started in Grand Jct, CO. (Do not miss Colorado National Monument if you're in Grand Jct!)
Then we drove toward Moab, beautiful drive! Then after a couple of days in Moab, we worked our way down to Four Corners (Meh, on Four Corners... wish I hadn't wasted all the miles/time in that area.)
BUT, heading back north to Grand Jct via the Western side of Colorado was awesome.
We did the trip in 10 days and I wish we had even more time. If you can invest more time driving off the beaten path on your way South from Moab, that area of Canyonlands is just beyond amazing. One night at a BLM site, facing toward the west, we watched a thunderstorm coming in WAAAY of in the distance as the sun was setting. I will never forget that. LOVE the BLM sites for camping!
I love this! Thank you for sharing
Great video. You can ride your bikes thru Zion which is a really cool way to see the park
We need to go back and do that! Especially with the e-bikes.
Such a great share, thank you!
Thanks Dianna. Hope you are well. It’s been forever!
Great information! I enjoyed watching it.
Thanks Utah has been one of our favorite stops
Awesome and thank you. We have so much fun stuff coming up, can’t wait to share with everyone.
What your audience doesn't realize is that you, Barry Nicholson, are one of the funkiest bass players/vocalists I know! We miss you here in Sarasota but love seeing you and Darlene "on the road"!
Hey Peter! Thanks man, we miss our Sarasota friends too but we are loving this new adventure. Thanks for tuning in. We might be visiting in March. We shall see.
Love it.
Thanks Jabo
Well if the Truckin Wilson’s love it, we’re doing it right.
Nice information in both videos. Can I ask what month did you go? You might have said and I missed it.
Thanks! We were there in September. It really was perfect weather. Let us know if you have any other questions. Man, we can’t wait to go back to Utah and see more.
Thank you for sharing and @tdwestcott2704, I had the same question. Please keep sharing!
Hey guys, what time of the year are you referring to as being to hot to boonedock in the area?
Great video!
It was Moab and in September. It was still in the 80s and we aren’t into boondocking when it’s hot, mainly because we are working most days and inside. Bryce and Zion were totally fine.
When you set up on BLM land did you leave your rig there during the day while you hiked Zion? Did you stay in that one spot the whole time you were in the Zion area?
We stayed in one boondocking spot the whole time. We left the rig without any issue, the dog is a great deterrent and we lock or chain everything. But honestly, we have never had any issue on blm land. The issues with theft is always at the parks! lol