Arizona Hot Springs Trail | Hidden Gem Outside Las Vegas!
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
- Tucked away in a slot canyon about 40 miles from Las Vegas are beautiful hot springs! Join us on our 6-mile hike (with Victoria of WildRVLife!) to soak in these steamy natural pools before experiencing completely opposite temps in the Colorado River.
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I love Wild RV Life, too! Hi Victoria!
This is our “proof we knew them before they were famous” video. 😁 -J
Such a fun hike with you guys!! We must find more hot springs in the future!
We tried finding some cool stuff with Craig while you were gone...all we found was a dam with no water. 😂
Wonderful video! Thanks for sharing. Robbers’ Roost looks so cool!
Your welcome! And if you found the roost in this video I’m impressed 😂 -J
We recently found your channel and are really enjoying it!!! We especially like these type videos where you show us beautiful places you've been. We are retired and have a camper van. We take, at least, one long trip every year out west and camp in the southeast, fairly local, the rest of the time. We would totally visit some of the places you've been so it is awesome to see them first! We live in AL.
We cannot wait to film in Alaska and we think we've gotten better at capturing these adventures than we were when we did this video as well. Thanks so much for taking the time to watch our videos!! -J
That is very cool that it was in the middle of the desert! Yay for no naked people...lol!
Very much yay for no naked people! It was one of the most unique hikes we've ever done.
Very much yay for no naked people! It was one of the most unique hikes we've ever done.
Such a cool place!! Question, do you have as much trouble with your rv as Craig and Victoria had with there 2014?
We have not. We were actually with them oustide of Vegas when theirs was really beginning to have some major issues (before they started back up on UA-cam) and it honestly made me appreciate this rig. It's nearly 20 years old and
- it's never had suspension issues (we're gonna test that in Alaska 😂)
- I had one slide out gear break but I was able to fix it myself (and may I tell you that gear is HEAVY duty! I'd hate to put a newer slide system on it just because the original is so hardy)
Any issues with this RV have been due only to age (the roof), and lack of care by it's current owners.
Actually - it does have a crack in the fiberglass by the front slideout that I'm still trying to figure out a permenant fix for. I repaired it and it cracked again instantly. I'm pretty sure there is a weak spot there. It seems to be a common issue.
-J
@@OpenRoading that's awesome that your rig has been so good to you! Do you think jaco is better built than Dutchman? Or did Craig just get a lemon?
@@shawnbeerens4292 haha...I do not... not because I'm an expert but because I've seen some rather cheap looking Jaycos.
If I were to make a broad brush statement (which of course are always full of exceptions) I would say older is better than newer. I think in the early 2000's RVs were built stronger than they are today. I believe some companies are trying to change that but when I look at the overall "bones" of this rig, it's built a lot "heftier" than a lot of modern RVs that seem to try to get away with the lightest axles, frames, etc.
All that said...I wouldn't at all be shocked if we break down at some point in Alaska - but if we do - it's all part of the journey! -J
Hot springs and Mermaids 🧜♀️.
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AMAZING VIDEO, THANKS FOR SHARING
You’re welcome and thanks so much for watching and commenting!
AMAZING!!!
I saw on facebook that you were recently enjoying a trip out in these beautiful western states. I think we missed each other in Sedona by about 1 week! -J
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@@OpenRoading Yes, Debbie Krikorian and I were in Arizona for 2 weeks. Loved Sedona.
It was a majestic trip. Have fun out there and KEEP LIVING THE DREAM!