Utah Hidden Gems: Travel Guide
Utah Hidden Gems: Travel Guide
In this video I break down my spontaneous trip to Utah. I frequently get asked where these spots are, as they are not well known!
Check out my blog for exact trail details and camping spots http://www.missrover.com/spontaneous-4-day-utah-road-trip/Destinations
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Video produced by Johnathon DeSoto @jdesotoart
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Don’t know if it is just me but I can’t hear what you’re saying. Only music entire video.
Gonna need a lip reader for this vid
Utah’s amazing. Glad you made the most out of canceled plans.
Cool 😎 just subscribed 👍
Only music, no audible speach.
Not able to hear her speaking. Will someone name the places she showed? Thank you.
Wicked- well done!
Sound like great trip thanks for the video
If anyone lives in Utah, if you happen to know where this is, and know if you can still hike there… not to far north of St George, on the west side of the highway (and almost right off the highway) was a little place we used to go to where you could hike up small slot canyons that had pools of water and at least one spot where you had to swim (or have a brutal hike around!) and have someone boost you up a small waterfall. There were little sliver frogs that made the loudest racket! The neatest point was that if you went far enough you reached a point where the red rocks stopped, the slot canyons stopped, you had to climb a bit and like a line drawn straight the water turned into a wide pebble filled creek, there was black dirt and pine trees… like you had gone through a portal into another world. I went to college down there and I remember this place so vividly…
I went to Utah in 2000 the first time. Nobody was there. Nice….
Great place keep travel 👌
what a stunning place!