"Your kind"? That guy is not much of a human being. I'm sorry you were subjected to that ugliness. On a more positive note, I really loved the sights of Ouray, the waterfall was beautiful. I always enjoy your videos, you are such an interesting narrator. Your voice is very pleasant and relaxing to listen to. May all your future adventures be happy and joyful!
Thank you for being honest about the campground and not holding back!! I am going to be in the area on a west trip next September and am glad I can mark that one off my list of possible stays!
I agree, I live in the US the levels of rudeness, cold indifferance and aggression and disrespect are horrible currently. I mainly retreat home, play with my dogs or play guitar, read, Hope you are well wendy
They think they had u by the nuts but I'm glad u left. Oh yes I will mark it off of my 5 night stay with them that I was looking forward to spending with them
Robert, we have watched all your first videos (here in North Yorkshire Uk,) some of them twice, but they are all so awesome, thank you very much for putting them on You Tube, you have no idea how much we appreciate it, as we are both 80, and have not much else to do , so again, THANK YOU
3 RV friends were planning to go to that KOA for a week starting this weekend all 3 rv’s decided to find another spot good to have your feedback - Really wild you cannot use your own hotspot at this KOA. Durango KOA... DOA
Gorgeous town of Ouray, Colorado! I have lived here in Colorado for 39 years…never made it to Ouray yet. They have a huge hot spring pool in town. Colorado has a lot of hot springs! Yes all those towns are touristy; however, Steamboat Springs, Colorado is my favorite small town. Lots of locals live there and it is the training mountain for the US Olympic ski team. They practice their jumps all year round…including summertime! It is in town and free…plus lots of restaurants and breweries. Just like most small touristy towns, restaurants and breweries all over! Lots of activities…they have outdoor concerts as well! Festivals in the summer and fall! The wine country is in Palisade, Colorado…sweet peaches! Their wine tasting used to be free…it is right off I-70, before Grand Junction, Colorado. Sooo picturesque! Just like the Southwest… Thank you for showcasing Ouray and the million dollar highway! That’s my next road-trip…take care and thank you for sharing your travels! Always enjoyed them…Salud ! ☕️♥️🌺🏞🍻
Your mountain related videos are my favorite. Deserts and beaches are cool but the mountains are what does it for me. Mountains are so dramatic and overwhelming in person and I can picture what it's like being there by watching you there.
You people!!!! I think he needs a manners lesson. Did he not know that running a business is 50% word of mouth? Think that was a shot in the foot for him. Well deserved i say. Carry on robert. You did the right thing. Great video, as per usual ❤
I just read some other reviews of Durango Nth. It seems you are not the only one who had a strange interaction with the owners. Impressed by your taking the high road regarding their parting comments. I certainly won't be letting my shadow fall there and will counsel those I know to do the same. I just upvoted John Doe's comment left there after also watching your episode.
Robert that was one great video of the Stomping Grounds of my Childhood camping trips with my parents beginning in 1958. Did my first solo road trip on pretty much the same route at 17 back in 1969. Your right about things to see you could go back a hundred times an still not get your fill of the landscape. Your experience at the KOA seems to show how things have changed over the past 60 years . Thanks for making my self isolation here in Northern Nevada more enjoyable
Dear Robert: Please write or speak to KOA main corporation about the negative experience they gave you, give every detail. I would tell them you are asking for a full refund, and share this video with them. If they don't want to pay for your entire road trip, they could at least refund your complete stay, because you deserved to be treated better, and you deserved a nice road trip. You are worth it!
hey Robert just turn off Broadcasting your SSID you can still use it without them knowing. If they had an advanced network their multiband routers would automatically deconflict the frequencies. Did he just *you people* - you? lol
This is an option, but be sure to forget the SSID on your phone / computer afterward. It's a bit of a security risk because when not connected your computer will continuously broadcast the SSID while searching for the hotspot.
My wife and I have been trying to catch up on all of your video's and saw this and I am truly sorry such a wonderful person as yourself would have to be subjected to this. You are a truly good man being the bigger man and not stooping to that low attitude. You have tremendous character. Will NEVER set foot in Durango!! Thank you Robert for all you do for us!! Also, Hi Illy!! Hi Mom!!, We Love You all!!
We can't stop watching all your videos that have brought us through covid so far. It was awful to hear about your KOA experience, but inspired by your ability to move on and give your fans a great video/product. I hope the guy goes broke. Not enough IPA to forget an idiot like that. Love when you have chats and "issues" with your GPS gal! You are patient with her too. Roll on Robert.
I was so incensed I posted the following message on the KOA FB page along with a link to this video: "The owners of the KOA in Durango CO are racist idiots. " They responded: "Thank you for bringing this to our attention, Paul. We will work with the campground to address this."
What a shame with the KOA. The "Million Dollar" hwy is Amazing & a Must Do. The town of Ouray was incredible. It seems that every vid adds more and more destinations for us. Always entertaining & informative. Lou & Angie💚💜
I go to Ouray about once every couple of years, it's one of my favorite places in Colorado! Have also done the Durango-Silverton train with my family; it was a blast. I still want to try it in the autumn time.
33:00 Is that you Robert singing " Driving to the West", its sounds like your voice. If so, I would gladly pay to see you perform that song in some country bar lol.
Writing his own soundtrack is just one of the many things that sets Robert apart from other travel channels and chroniclers. He has a skillset that blows most other creators out of the water.
To not give you service because of "you people' is very rude. I would go to Koa web page and list it as bad. They are butt heads. Great videos. Have an IPA and move on. They are a vexation to ones spirit.
Robert, I'm watching this again and could have it running 24 hours a day. My grandparents were some of the settlers in the early 1900 and saw how important water was as they invested in water buying stocks and bonds. They are resting in Golden , Colorado. I Love Your Videos. Stay safe,stay healthy and family first 🐕🐈🤗
Love your soundtrack, Robert , you’re very creative and have a great voice! Watching in 2020 social distancing from my home in Colorado Springs, Colorado
Its such a shame to hear you encountered such people on your trip. Im surprised he didnt try an charge you for the scenery too. You showed great restraint when explaining a difficult situation and individuals. Thanks for another great outstanding video, gave me another dose of beauty and sunshine to uplift my winter UK blues.
dear Robert, thank you very much for sharing this beautiful video with us. we thought we were in Switzerland. last month, I did a road trip of the great American west, and here you go with your beautiful videos, I'm starting to have nostalgia for this magnificent country USA
We go to Durango in our travel trailer about once a year and always stay at Alpen Rose rv park. It’s just north of Durango toward Silverton. It’s very nice.
Robert, it's nice to see you in our back yard. We are a bit north of Ridgway. The interesting wagon you saw on Main St in Ouray is a shepherd's camper. They tend flocks of sheep in the high country above Ouray and Silverton during the summer - lonesome work but in a beautiful place. The shepherds are often Basque, Mexican, or South American folk. One of them is wintering a flock at my in-laws' ranch right now. Also, Cascade Falls has several more falls above the one you visited, but the trail to them is strenuous.
He didn't take the high road. He threatened the campground owner with bad reviews and to tell his followers on social media what happened from his perspective. The high road would have been a simple, didn't like the campground and leave it at that sort of review
Haven't been to Ouray in 33 years. Going to visit daughter and grandson in Texas. So think I'm swinging by there on the way back to Phoenix. Thanks for the beautiful video.
Great video Robert. Your positive energy, mindset and outlook is much better than those rude people at KOA In my opinion, just let it go and forget about it. Never return and that’s the end of it. No need for writing negative reviews. You shared your experience with us and I”m positive none of your viewers will ever visit that campground. This video was amazing and can’t wait for the next one.
The town of Ouray is stunning! Nice job on capturing the beauty of Colorado. I haven't spent much time exploring oout west so I may have to plan a trip" Drivin to the West!" Great job.
@@TravelingRobert something might come of it if your 92,000+ subscribers complain to them. I definitely will have my say! You are precious and I don't like you being treated that way.
Loved your Vlogs traveling to the west where is sun sets...resplendent landscape God blessed you Americans .roaring waters ..cascades..forest etc ..all is to much eye-popping..love you uncle you travelled the earth to much for us ..thanks love you.
Yet another masterpiece from traveling Robert! Sadly my travel trailer is surrounded by a foot of snow but at least I have your videos to hold me by until Spring! Thank you for everything you do Robert
Although I didn’t need the inter net it was out when we where there about a week before your experience and like you. We paid a premium price (in our opinion) to stay at that KOA ....with unusable WiFi.
Roberto! So proud of you!!!!! These times are shaky! Esta Boricua is fuming por lo que te paso!!! Anyway, Another wonderful video, thank you so much!!!! You always tell it like it is!!! Mucho abrazos!!!
Robert... So good to see you have a pickup as a tow vehicle now and got rid of the Kia! Good luck with it!!! I used to pull my small travel trailer with a V6 GMC Sonoma - which was... OK. But once I got into an F250 with a Powerstroke diesel, I couldn't believe the difference!!! Totally carefree!
I've ridden dozens of steam excursions...take it from me, you did not miss anything not riding the Disneyfied Durango & Silverton. 20 minutes of great scenery in Animas Canyon and three hours of boring ride. The next time you are in the area, stay in Chama and ride the Cumbres and Toltec, run by a non-profit as an operating museum. The climb up and over Cumbres Pass is spectacular, and just when you think you've seen it all, you go through the Toltec gorge, almost as dramatic as Animas Canyon. I had an RV friend who spent most of a summer at the campground on the north side of Chama, right next to the tracks. I hope to make it back someday and hope you also get to experience it too.
I recently discovered Traveling Robert and his fabulous videos and music. Like him putting a sticker on each state he visits, I am going to post this comment on all the videos I watch! You da man, Robert!!
That is a real bummer what happened at the KOA hope you still enjoyed the best state a lot though, and those views are truly breathtakingly awesome. Welcome to Colorful Colorado!
Hey Robert, great video ... as always! Can't believe you hauled an RV behind you from Durango to Ouray. Several years I drove the route the other direction in a passenger car and that was challenging enough. Colorado mountain roads tend not to have guardrails so plows can push the snow off the side of road easier. Does nothing to make drivers (and worse, passengers) feel comfortable when driving them. Regarding the comments at the KOA, I am so glad you choose to live in the US!
Hey Robert! My wife and I often go to KAO campisites, after seeing your experience with this Durango Riverside KAO campsite, it is definitely crossed off our list. Sucks to see it ruined your exploring mood, it would have been me as well. I really appreciate your honestly. And that’s what I want to hear. There are plenty of great campsites even independent run business which I am pretty sure they allow you to your own hotpot. 😉👍🏻 beautiful Durango and Ouray! It always has been my dream to visit the Rocky Colorado! It’s coming soon that I’ll be there. Safe travels Robert and see you on the road to episode 12! 🤟🏻😊🤟🏻
RRRRRRRR!!!! RUFF ROBERT, you tell em who's boss. You're not threatening, you just did what you should of done, told em off. Too bad it ruined a great place to explore, can't blame you that you needed to get some fresh air... Well KOA, here come some bad reviews, bad ha ha...
Wow some of those road in the high country. Truly not for the faint at heart. Startling the lack of guard rails. I can't imagine driving them in the winter.
Hello Robert. We you made our day. CO is probably our favorite state to ride the motorcycle in. Heading back next summer and Ouray is a must see for anyone. Thanks for the heads up on that KOA. Will be watching for more. Keep them coming.. Have a Great Evening
Sorry about that KOA, Loved the drive thanks, so much enjoyed the scenery without being be hide the wheel. Awesome! I love being the passage sometimes.
Robert, this is your best video yet! I seldom comment, but I have to say that your video was fantastic here. Thank you for all of the time you put into the editing. Safe travels!
I know this is late, but KOA needs to hear about this. Unbelievable and unfortunate. I do thank you Robert for you optimistic view of peoples intentions and being able to roll on and still enjoy CO. We need more examples of that.
wow very nice scenery!! love this part of the country. been through colorado by train twice on the californai zephyer seen alot of this country side on the train
Now that’s a whole lot of familiar sights! Loved watching this after having actually seen about 90% of it in person. Isn’t Colorado amazing? I hope to make it back in the fall someday, as it is supposedly quite a sight to see. Silverton really is a neat place, and we easily found curbside parking with trailer in tow near the end of Greene Street. It is the most intact historic site in America and the whole town is a National Historic Landmark. I do love Ouray too.. it was the quintessential historic mountain town with incredible scenery, hope you get to return there at some point. How fun to see so many of the same things I recorded! I think I enjoy these videos in the mountains and the deserts the most, there is just something extra special about them. Thank you for the tons of work you do to create, grow and share your passion. Keep going… it’s worth it!🤍
You finally pass by my house and get hassled by the KOA. So sorry. I will call them and let them know I saw it all. You soon discovered that around here we don't need no stinking campground and we get what we need, not what we want. Silverton and Ouray are true Colorado towns just mining tourists instead of gold. Durango is where you go if you want a paying job. Contact me next time you pass by and I will steer you to the right places at the right times. Spoiler : The train ride is not so great. But how about those breweries heh? And I heard no mention of those green cross stores :)
I took the train ride up to Silverton and back to Durango in mid-September and thought it was wonderful. But, I like old steam engines and dramatic views.
I'm glad I saw this video, I go to Colorado and New Mexico 2 or 3 times a year. I've passed that park before. I'll never stop there. In fact I'm going to pagosa springs and Durango in April if the corona virus doesn't stop me. My vehicle has it's own hot spot. Works great except when you're sandwhiched in a valley between two mountains.
And I thought I was pulling a long rig. This is way cool to see the train. I have really enjoyed your videos. I’m working in Florida but from California so it excites me to see your videos of Florida and the west,
Enjoyed the video. I stayed at the Durango North a few times with my family. We had taken the train a few times. Wifi wasn't around when we stayed at the Koa. I have also stayed at the former Duragnoa East koa a few times with family.
@@TravelingRobert Yes, and it seems to have helped tremendously. Now they have great reviews dating back a little over 1 year. Still some problems with people booking through Air BnB and not getting what they're promised for cabin rentals, but that seems to be the only issue now.
If you get a chance to go back, there is great boondocking just outside Silverton. You should stay and drive up some back roads to the ghost town of Animas Forks. So worth it!
Wow. That campground. Again, I like watching these so I can learn from your experiences. Anyway ... this may be some of your best photography and editing. The highway run is fantastic, including the music ...piano was a great choice.
Another awesome video Robert. We ended up in Chama after a failed attempt to climb Wolf Creek Pass. It was way off our planned route and was never so glad to see a campground right at dusk. Too bad about the KOA as it looked very nice and as an RF IT guy, I'm a bit puzzled as to their reasoning...unless the are selling their connection. Anyway, great views from places that many RVers won't/can't go. Good to show the benefits of a smaller rig.
Robert, tus vídeos son un archivo valioso de información para todos nosotros que estamos pensando entrar en el mundo de RV y no sabemos por donde empezar. Si puedes por favor haz un vídeo sobre tu experiencia hasta el momento sobre el vehículo ese que usas para remolcar el trailer, y si has tenido algún problema con el, o si hubieras escogido otro vehículo diferente. Creo que es una de las partes más difíciles de decidir cuando queremos empezar en este mundo de viajantes de remolques. Gracias
Silverton is such a wonderful little town and you missed it. It is one of the best places to explore the Colorado Rockies up close. There are some great little RV parks in town and some great boon docking east of Silverton. Rent a Jeep or ATV and explore the old mining roads on top of the mountains. You need 3-4 days there to just start do it justice. The Durango and Silverton railroad will be an all day experience and unforgettable. You have to make sure you ride it next time. We did the million dollar highway with a 30ft travel trailer and that was a lot of fun. On another trip when I was young, my brother and I drove southbound on the million dollar highway fatigued and at night. Very scary.
Don’t let the actions of someone spoil your whole day. How awful. I hope you wrote a review about that campground. On a better note….. those mountains were amazing. ❤
Very cool steam locomotive! Unfortunate situation at the KOA. It is important that you pass on this information to your viewers so that they are aware. Certainly a loss for KOA. Too bad for them. Sad that it set a temporarily tempered tone to your footage. Gorgeous waterfall. 👍 Loved the little towns. Look forward to your stopping in on some of these local establishments in future videos ☺
I've made the same trip from Taos to Durango (and returning) a couple of times and love that drive, too. I'm sorry about your experience at the Durango North KOA. I've always stayed at the KOA on US 160 just east of Durango and have never had that kind of response from the owners. It's a great campground with easy access into town. I hope it didn't sour you on staying in Durango again, because the city really is beautiful and a great place to explore. You did a beautiful job showing US 550. It's such and incredible highway!
Another great video packed with loads of glorious scenery, such a shame you had the bad experience at the KOA, I think you did the right thing by leaving early and letting others know what happened Hopefully you will get back there one day (staying somewhere else) and ride the steam train like you originally planned 🤞
There is a common expression Four Corners residents use. " Durango would be awesome if it weren't for the people." In other words Durango is full of snobs. Next time you're in the area try Vallecito or Pagosa Springs and day trip to Durango if you must.
"Your kind"? That guy is not much of a human being. I'm sorry you were subjected to that ugliness. On a more positive note, I really loved the sights of Ouray, the waterfall was beautiful. I always enjoy your videos, you are such an interesting narrator. Your voice is very pleasant and relaxing to listen to. May all your future adventures be happy and joyful!
Thank you, and happy travels to you!
Thank you for being honest about the campground and not holding back!! I am going to be in the area on a west trip next September and am glad I can mark that one off my list of possible stays!
Colorado KOA, you want to play rough? Okay, say hello to Robert's 92.5k subs reviews on yelp!
Don't have an RV don't live in America but that camp ground is off my list.. greetings from London UK
I agree, I live in the US the levels of rudeness, cold indifferance and aggression and disrespect are horrible currently. I mainly retreat home, play with my dogs or play guitar, read, Hope you are well wendy
They think they had u by the nuts but I'm glad u left. Oh yes I will mark it off of my 5 night stay with them that I was looking forward to spending with them
Randy Wilson ...... let them know why you canceled ......... maybe in the future they will think twice before giving a traveling vloger a hard time
Robert, we have watched all your first videos (here in North Yorkshire Uk,) some of them twice, but they are all so awesome, thank you very much for putting them on You Tube, you have no idea how much we appreciate it, as we are both 80, and have not much else to do , so again, THANK YOU
3 RV friends were planning to go to that KOA for a week starting this weekend all 3 rv’s decided to find another spot good to have your feedback - Really wild you cannot use your own hotspot at this KOA. Durango KOA... DOA
Gorgeous town of Ouray, Colorado! I have lived here in Colorado for 39 years…never made it to Ouray yet. They have a huge hot spring pool in town. Colorado has a lot of hot springs! Yes all those towns are touristy; however, Steamboat Springs, Colorado is my favorite small town. Lots of locals live there and it is the training mountain for the US Olympic ski team. They practice their jumps all year round…including summertime! It is in town and free…plus lots of restaurants and breweries. Just like most small touristy towns, restaurants and breweries all over! Lots of activities…they have outdoor concerts as well! Festivals in the summer and fall! The wine country is in Palisade, Colorado…sweet peaches! Their wine tasting used to be free…it is right off I-70, before Grand Junction, Colorado. Sooo picturesque! Just like the Southwest…
Thank you for showcasing Ouray and the million dollar highway! That’s my next road-trip…take care and thank you for sharing your travels! Always enjoyed them…Salud ! ☕️♥️🌺🏞🍻
Two videos this week doesn't get much better than that. Now I must add this area to my list of places to see. Just will not be staying at KOA.
Excellent pictures and sound. Thank you for your work put in. Greetings from Bavaria, Germany.
Thank you!
I stayed there last July 2018 and had to leave early because of the fires and they didn’t refund my 3 days remaining.. never staying at a koa
Your mountain related videos are my favorite. Deserts and beaches are cool but the mountains are what does it for me. Mountains are so dramatic and overwhelming in person and I can picture what it's like being there by watching you there.
You people!!!! I think he needs a manners lesson. Did he not know that running a business is 50% word of mouth? Think that was a shot in the foot for him. Well deserved i say. Carry on robert. You did the right thing. Great video, as per usual ❤
I just read some other reviews of Durango Nth. It seems you are not the only one who had a strange interaction with the owners. Impressed by your taking the high road regarding their parting comments. I certainly won't be letting my shadow fall there and will counsel those I know to do the same. I just upvoted John Doe's comment left there after also watching your episode.
Robert that was one great video of the Stomping Grounds of my Childhood camping trips with my parents beginning in 1958. Did my first solo road trip on pretty much the same route at 17 back in 1969. Your right about things to see you could go back a hundred times an still not get your fill of the landscape. Your experience at the KOA seems to show how things have changed over the past 60 years . Thanks for making my self isolation here in Northern Nevada more enjoyable
Dear Robert: Please write or speak to KOA main corporation about the negative experience they gave you, give every detail. I would tell them you are asking for a full refund, and share this video with them. If they don't want to pay for your entire road trip, they could at least refund your complete stay, because you deserved to be treated better, and you deserved a nice road trip. You are worth it!
hey Robert just turn off Broadcasting your SSID you can still use it without them knowing. If they had an advanced network their multiband routers would automatically deconflict the frequencies. Did he just *you people* - you? lol
How do you turn off Broadcasting your SSID?
This is an option, but be sure to forget the SSID on your phone / computer afterward. It's a bit of a security risk because when not connected your computer will continuously broadcast the SSID while searching for the hotspot.
Yours is the first factual reply on how wifi works on video.
My wife and I have been trying to catch up on all of your video's and saw this and I am truly sorry such a wonderful person as yourself would have to be subjected to this. You are a truly good man being the bigger man and not stooping to that low attitude. You have tremendous character. Will NEVER set foot in Durango!! Thank you Robert for all you do for us!! Also, Hi Illy!! Hi Mom!!, We Love You all!!
We can't stop watching all your videos that have brought us through covid so far. It was awful to hear about your KOA experience, but inspired by your ability to move on and give your fans a great video/product. I hope the guy goes broke. Not enough IPA to forget an idiot like that. Love when you have chats and "issues" with your GPS gal! You are patient with her too. Roll on Robert.
I was so incensed I posted the following message on the KOA FB page along with a link to this video: "The owners of the KOA in Durango CO are racist idiots.
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They responded: "Thank you for bringing this to our attention, Paul. We will work with the campground to address this."
Maybe that wasn't such a good idea.
@@MountainSalsa Whys is that? It brought their racist behavior to the attention of KOA.
Thanks for showing us the amazing scenery in Colorado. It does inspire awe!
What a shame with the KOA. The "Million Dollar" hwy is Amazing & a Must Do. The town of Ouray was incredible. It seems that every vid adds more and more destinations for us.
Always entertaining & informative.
Lou & Angie💚💜
I go to Ouray about once every couple of years, it's one of my favorite places in Colorado! Have also done the Durango-Silverton train with my family; it was a blast. I still want to try it in the autumn time.
The look he gave at 10:21, when he said "The List!". 😂Love it🤣.
Edit: This is probably your best scenic video yet! Keep it up Robert.👍😎👍
33:00 Is that you Robert singing " Driving to the West", its sounds like your voice. If so, I would gladly pay to see you perform that song in some country bar lol.
Yes that's me. Thank you
Writing his own soundtrack is just one of the many things that sets Robert apart from other travel channels and chroniclers. He has a skillset that blows most other creators out of the water.
To not give you service because of "you people' is very rude. I would go to Koa web page and list it as bad. They are butt heads. Great videos. Have an IPA and move on. They are a vexation to ones spirit.
Robert, I'm watching this again and could have it running 24 hours a day. My grandparents were some of the settlers in the early 1900 and saw how important water was as they invested in water buying stocks and bonds. They are resting in Golden , Colorado. I Love Your Videos. Stay safe,stay healthy and family first 🐕🐈🤗
Awesome video! I was watching on my treadmill, and when you were driving through the switch backs, I almost fell off!
Love your soundtrack, Robert , you’re very creative and have a great voice! Watching in 2020 social distancing from my home in Colorado Springs, Colorado
Its such a shame to hear you encountered such people on your trip. Im surprised he didnt try an charge you for the scenery too. You showed great restraint when explaining a difficult situation and individuals. Thanks for another great outstanding video, gave me another dose of beauty and sunshine to uplift my winter UK blues.
dear Robert, thank you very much for sharing this beautiful video with us.
we thought we were in Switzerland.
last month, I did a road trip of the great American west, and here you go with your beautiful videos, I'm starting to have nostalgia for this magnificent country USA
We go to Durango in our travel trailer about once a year and always stay at Alpen Rose rv park. It’s just north of Durango toward Silverton. It’s very nice.
Robert, it's nice to see you in our back yard. We are a bit north of Ridgway. The interesting wagon you saw on Main St in Ouray is a shepherd's camper. They tend flocks of sheep in the high country above Ouray and Silverton during the summer - lonesome work but in a beautiful place. The shepherds are often Basque, Mexican, or South American folk. One of them is wintering a flock at my in-laws' ranch right now. Also, Cascade Falls has several more falls above the one you visited, but the trail to them is strenuous.
I love people like you car sight seeing.. Makes the hiking trails through the backcountry alot more peaceful.. Alot of driving
I have enjoyed your videos. I want to also commend you on your response to difficult people. You have continued to take the high road.
He didn't take the high road. He threatened the campground owner with bad reviews and to tell his followers on social media what happened from his perspective.
The high road would have been a simple, didn't like the campground and leave it at that sort of review
Haven't been to Ouray in 33 years. Going to visit daughter and grandson in Texas. So think I'm swinging by there on the way back to Phoenix. Thanks for the beautiful video.
Great video Robert. Your positive energy, mindset and outlook is much better than those rude people at KOA
In my opinion, just let it go and forget about it. Never return and that’s the end of it. No need for writing negative reviews.
You shared your experience with us and I”m positive none of your viewers will ever visit that campground.
This video was amazing and can’t wait for the next one.
Multi-talented sir! Excellent video! Thanks for sharing and sorry you had that bad experience.
The town of Ouray is stunning! Nice job on capturing the beauty of Colorado. I haven't spent much time exploring oout west so I may have to plan a trip" Drivin to the West!" Great job.
Do you have a YELP account? You can post a review of your experience at that KOA
I used to. Maybe I will. I did contact KOA directly but nothing came from it
They do have a Facebook account...
@@TravelingRobert something might come of it if your 92,000+ subscribers complain to them. I definitely will have my say! You are precious and I don't like you being treated that way.
I'm with you Marcia....
@@TravelingRobert I submitted an UNFAVORABLE review for Durango North KOA on Yelp.
Nice !
2 videos a week !!
Loved your Vlogs traveling to the west where is sun sets...resplendent landscape God blessed you Americans .roaring waters ..cascades..forest etc ..all is to much eye-popping..love you uncle you travelled the earth to much for us ..thanks love you.
another trip I have to put on my dreamlist. I love the snow and the mountains.
I just changed my plans of staying at that KOA in june 2020
Yet another masterpiece from traveling Robert! Sadly my travel trailer is surrounded by a foot of snow but at least I have your videos to hold me by until Spring! Thank you for everything you do Robert
Buenos Dias! Hermanito...Thanks for posting & sharing. I have a sister that lives in Colorado.
Although I didn’t need the inter net it was out when we where there about a week before your experience and like you. We paid a premium price (in our opinion) to stay at that KOA ....with unusable WiFi.
Roberto! So proud of you!!!!! These times are shaky! Esta Boricua is fuming por lo que te paso!!! Anyway, Another wonderful video, thank you so much!!!! You always tell it like it is!!! Mucho abrazos!!!
Always stayed away from KOA campgrounds on my cross-country trips.
I agree--overpriced, no character. I like the smaller, owner-run campgrounds.
Me too. Now maybe people know why.
Robert... So good to see you have a pickup as a tow vehicle now and got rid of the Kia! Good luck with it!!! I used to pull my small travel trailer with a V6 GMC Sonoma - which was... OK. But once I got into an F250 with a Powerstroke diesel, I couldn't believe the difference!!! Totally carefree!
I've ridden dozens of steam excursions...take it from me, you did not miss anything not riding the Disneyfied Durango & Silverton. 20 minutes of great scenery in Animas Canyon and three hours of boring ride. The next time you are in the area, stay in Chama and ride the Cumbres and Toltec, run by a non-profit as an operating museum. The climb up and over Cumbres Pass is spectacular, and just when you think you've seen it all, you go through the Toltec gorge, almost as dramatic as Animas Canyon. I had an RV friend who spent most of a summer at the campground on the north side of Chama, right next to the tracks. I hope to make it back someday and hope you also get to experience it too.
I recently discovered Traveling Robert and his fabulous videos and music. Like him putting a sticker on each state
he visits, I am going to post this comment on all the videos I watch! You da man, Robert!!
Thank you for affording me the pleasure of seeing this beautiful country vicariously
We need to go back there for a GOOMBA get together!
Spectacular Colorado simply amazing and unique landscape! My personal view is that the million $ highway is the best tour!
That is a real bummer what happened at the KOA hope you still enjoyed the best state a lot though, and those views are truly breathtakingly awesome. Welcome to Colorful Colorado!
Hey Robert, great video ... as always! Can't believe you hauled an RV behind you from Durango to Ouray. Several years I drove the route the other direction in a passenger car and that was challenging enough. Colorado mountain roads tend not to have guardrails so plows can push the snow off the side of road easier. Does nothing to make drivers (and worse, passengers) feel comfortable when driving them.
Regarding the comments at the KOA, I am so glad you choose to live in the US!
Yes Sr. Another great video keep them coming. Going to add those little towns on my list of places to see.
We just got five acres near alamosa your welcome to camp
Thank you!
My wife and I love your show...keep up the good work.
Hi Robert coming to you from new Zealand what a lovely drive sad about that camp ground owner nemine awsum trip thank you so much
Hey Robert! My wife and I often go to KAO campisites, after seeing your experience with this Durango Riverside KAO campsite, it is definitely crossed off our list. Sucks to see it ruined your exploring mood, it would have been me as well. I really appreciate your honestly. And that’s what I want to hear. There are plenty of great campsites even independent run business which I am pretty sure they allow you to your own hotpot. 😉👍🏻 beautiful Durango and Ouray! It always has been my dream to visit the Rocky Colorado! It’s coming soon that I’ll be there. Safe travels Robert and see you on the road to episode 12! 🤟🏻😊🤟🏻
RRRRRRRR!!!! RUFF ROBERT, you tell em who's boss. You're not threatening, you just did what you should of done, told em off. Too bad it ruined a great place to explore, can't blame you that you needed to get some fresh air... Well KOA, here come some bad reviews, bad ha ha...
That road was freaking me out ! LoL!!
Wow some of those road in the high country. Truly not for the faint at heart. Startling the lack of guard rails. I can't imagine driving them in the winter.
Hello Robert. We you made our day. CO is probably our favorite state to ride the motorcycle in. Heading back next summer and Ouray is a must see for anyone. Thanks for the heads up on that KOA. Will be watching for more. Keep them coming.. Have a Great Evening
Sorry about that KOA, Loved the drive thanks, so much enjoyed the scenery without being be hide the wheel. Awesome! I love being the passage sometimes.
Robert, this is your best video yet! I seldom comment, but I have to say that your video was fantastic here. Thank you for all of the time you put into the editing.
Safe travels!
I know this is late, but KOA needs to hear about this. Unbelievable and unfortunate. I do thank you Robert for you optimistic view of peoples intentions and being able to roll on and still enjoy CO. We need more examples of that.
Ouray is such a beautiful place . Thanks for sharing such a nice town.
wow very nice scenery!! love this part of the country. been through colorado by train twice on the californai zephyer seen alot of this country side on the train
Wow. Thank you for the ride. I've been wanting to do it but haven't made it yet. Awesome views and video. Thanks again.
You do such a great job on these videos. Just like being there. Thank you.
Zero margin for error on that highway.Thanks again Robert.
Now that’s a whole lot of familiar sights! Loved watching this after having actually seen about 90% of it in person. Isn’t Colorado amazing? I hope to make it back in the fall someday, as it is supposedly quite a sight to see.
Silverton really is a neat place, and we easily found curbside parking with trailer in tow near the end of Greene Street. It is the most intact historic site in America and the whole town is a National Historic Landmark. I do love Ouray too.. it was the quintessential historic mountain town with incredible scenery, hope you get to return there at some point. How fun to see so many of the same things I recorded!
I think I enjoy these videos in the mountains and the deserts the most, there is just something extra special about them. Thank you for the tons of work you do to create, grow and share your passion. Keep going… it’s worth it!🤍
Thank you Robert for all videos .I’m traveling with you.You are exelent.Drive safely, please.
You finally pass by my house and get hassled by the KOA. So sorry. I will call them and let them know I saw it all.
You soon discovered that around here we don't need no stinking campground and we get what we need, not what we want.
Silverton and Ouray are true Colorado towns just mining tourists instead of gold. Durango is where you go if you want a paying job.
Contact me next time you pass by and I will steer you to the right places at the right times. Spoiler : The train ride is not so great.
But how about those breweries heh? And I heard no mention of those green cross stores :)
I'll definitely let you know next time I'm in the area.
I took the train ride up to Silverton and back to Durango in mid-September and thought it was wonderful. But, I like old steam engines and dramatic views.
Trains have whistles, not horns I believe? As usual Robert you're on top of the Game, sharing your keen descrimitive eyes! Thanks!
Ouray is definitely a destination spot! Ridgeway blew by so fast I guess if you blink you might miss it lol.
I'm glad I saw this video, I go to Colorado and New Mexico 2 or 3 times a year. I've passed that park before. I'll never stop there. In fact I'm going to pagosa springs and Durango in April if the corona virus doesn't stop me. My vehicle has it's own hot spot. Works great except when you're sandwhiched in a valley between two mountains.
And I thought I was pulling a long rig. This is way cool to see the train. I have really enjoyed your videos. I’m working in Florida but from California so it excites me to see your videos of Florida and the west,
Enjoyed the video. I stayed at the Durango North a few times with my family. We had taken the train a few times. Wifi wasn't around when we stayed at the Koa. I have also stayed at the former Duragnoa East koa a few times with family.
robert something like that happened to m and i called the credit card co, disbuted the pmt explained why and they credited me back the funds
What this guy said!
Thanks for the heads up on that camp ground. I'm sure alot of people will appreciate it.
The are under new management now.
Good . Served them right.
@@TravelingRobert Yes, and it seems to have helped tremendously. Now they have great reviews dating back a little over 1 year. Still some problems with people booking through Air BnB and not getting what they're promised for cabin rentals, but that seems to be the only issue now.
Thank you😃😃
If you get a chance to go back, there is great boondocking just outside Silverton. You should stay and drive up some back roads to the ghost town of Animas Forks. So worth it!
Wow. That campground. Again, I like watching these so I can learn from your experiences. Anyway ... this may be some of your best photography and editing. The highway run is fantastic, including the music ...piano was a great choice.
Million dollar highway is nuts. Reminds me of the big sur portion of California’s highway 1, but with no guard rails!
I won't patronize this campground. I did like seeing the little town. The scenery was just beautiful of the mountains! Thank you for sharing.
Another awesome video Robert. We ended up in Chama after a failed attempt to climb Wolf Creek Pass. It was way off our planned route and was never so glad to see a campground right at dusk. Too bad about the KOA as it looked very nice and as an RF IT guy, I'm a bit puzzled as to their reasoning...unless the are selling their connection. Anyway, great views from places that many RVers won't/can't go. Good to show the benefits of a smaller rig.
Robert, tus vídeos son un archivo valioso de información para todos nosotros que estamos pensando entrar en el mundo de RV y no sabemos por donde empezar. Si puedes por favor haz un vídeo sobre tu experiencia hasta el momento sobre el vehículo ese que usas para remolcar el trailer, y si has tenido algún problema con el, o si hubieras escogido otro vehículo diferente. Creo que es una de las partes más difíciles de decidir cuando queremos empezar en este mundo de viajantes de remolques. Gracias
My Home State! 👍 Another great video, you captured it well
That campground....unbelievable
Crazy that KOA acted like that. I've been to Colorado and those roads without guardrails are insane. White knuckles!
Silverton is such a wonderful little town and you missed it. It is one of the best places to explore the Colorado Rockies up close. There are some great little RV parks in town and some great boon docking east of Silverton. Rent a Jeep or ATV and explore the old mining roads on top of the mountains. You need 3-4 days there to just start do it justice.
The Durango and Silverton railroad will be an all day experience and unforgettable. You have to make sure you ride it next time.
We did the million dollar highway with a 30ft travel trailer and that was a lot of fun. On another trip when I was young, my brother and I drove southbound on the million dollar highway fatigued and at night. Very scary.
Don’t let the actions of someone spoil your whole day. How awful. I hope you wrote a review about that campground.
On a better note….. those mountains were amazing. ❤
Very cool steam locomotive! Unfortunate situation at the KOA. It is important that you pass on this information to your viewers so that they are aware. Certainly a loss for KOA. Too bad for them. Sad that it set a temporarily tempered tone to your footage.
Gorgeous waterfall. 👍 Loved the little towns. Look forward to your stopping in on some of these local establishments in future videos ☺
Thanks Robert for sharing this with us.....!!!!!🤝
I've made the same trip from Taos to Durango (and returning) a couple of times and love that drive, too. I'm sorry about your experience at the Durango North KOA. I've always stayed at the KOA on US 160 just east of Durango and have never had that kind of response from the owners. It's a great campground with easy access into town. I hope it didn't sour you on staying in Durango again, because the city really is beautiful and a great place to explore. You did a beautiful job showing US 550. It's such and incredible highway!
That other KOA was my first choice but they had no vacancy. I'll be back one of these days. Breathtaking area.
Another great video packed with loads of glorious scenery, such a shame you had the bad experience at the KOA, I think you did the right thing by leaving early and letting others know what happened
Hopefully you will get back there one day (staying somewhere else) and ride the steam train like you originally planned 🤞
There is a common expression Four Corners residents use. " Durango would be awesome if it weren't for the people." In other words Durango is full of snobs. Next time you're in the area try Vallecito or Pagosa Springs and day trip to Durango if you must.