I live in St. George Utah, this is one of the seemingly hundreds of hiking trails in and around it. When the family gets together we plan to hike a different trail each time.
I'm with you. I would always avoid crowded touristy places. You seem to have an amazing knack for finding really interesting & little out of the way places and things to see and enjoy. Kudos.
You articulate your experiences very well. Great minds think alike. I also avoid the crowds, traffic, and tour buses of the national parks. Your videos are appreciated because they are sincere, informative, and without any unnecessary dramatics. Refreshing. Thank you so much.
I would like to see what it looks like during monsoon season a river blasting out the mouth of "THE BELLY OF THE DRAGON". Good timing on posting, we all need a break.
Neat place. The reason they say it looks like the inside of the bly of the dragon, is because of the ridges of the walls. They resemble ribs of an animal. No matter what is said, a very neat place to walk through.
Love the unique areas you have shared. Totally understand the crowds at the National Parks. Big turnoff for us. The bus loads of foreigners don’t help either.
I love this part of the country. It's like you are on another planet. If you want to enjoy the more popular sites check them out on the more off-season times. I went through arches and explored off the trails and had a wonderful time.
Wow, all the sandstone I've been around seems to be of a harder variety than this! That tunnel probably hasn't been there very long, but from what I've read, those Western flash floods are a force to be reckoned with! Around here, it takes more than a hundred years to weather anything made of sandstone. (I suddenly remembered the old margarine commercial's tag line: "It's not _nice_ to fool with Mother Nature!") Congrats, Chris, for showing it to us. Stay safe, everyone.
That's so cool!!! I wish when we had visited Utah so many years ago we had known about places like this! It probably would have been a better choice than Timpanogus (sp?) Cave. That made me discover claustrophobia I didn't know I had!
You should check out the website 'atlas obscura'. It shows you places that might be lesser known, although it still has a lot that's popular as well. It's worth checking when you get to a town.
It's weird that there doesn't seem to be any history on this tunnel. I know it's just a drainage tunnel, but still you would think there would be something on it.
do you have an email for suggestions that you should check out?? cause I know of a few things here in the STNY region that'd be right up your channel-alley if you ever swing by back this way.
Big night here in America. Here's a quick break from all the election results.
Thank you so much....I needed a good escape from election but life also...you do it every time...
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Thank you
@matt john great question...wondering the same
This place is pretty well known in the area. I found it by doing a search for interesting hikes in southern Utah
Feels like the whole country is on Maury waiting to find out who the father is.
I'm glad you don't go to the typical tourist type places. These are far more interesting and unique. Thank you for the cool tour of this place.
You find the most incredible places
I live in St. George Utah, this is one of the seemingly hundreds of hiking trails in and around it. When the family gets together we plan to hike a different trail each time.
I'm with you. I would always avoid crowded touristy places. You seem to have an amazing knack for finding really interesting & little out of the way places and things to see and enjoy. Kudos.
I love the different colored layers in the rock!
You articulate your experiences very well. Great minds think alike. I also avoid the crowds, traffic, and tour buses of the national parks. Your videos are appreciated because they are sincere, informative, and without any unnecessary dramatics. Refreshing. Thank you so much.
I am glad you go off the unbeaten path for your videos. It makes your videos more interesting. Thank you again so much.
Really enjoyed this tour! Very colorful snd beautiful stone!!
I like your first person shots as you near something. Subtle movement almost gives it a tranquil feel.
Yes... glad I’m not the only one. Outstanding
Thats crazy. Photographers dream
Interesting find, looks a lot like an old mine tunnel. It’s neat what nature can create after taking over what man has made. Thanks for sharing.
I like the quiet places ...its so peaceful and nice to watch
Super cool tunnel. Thanks for sharing!
Cool location. Thanks for taking us along. Obviously NOT disability friendly so you offer us the opportunity to enjoy this.
Thats really fascinating and eerie too, just love these places you are taking us to.
I love that you take the "road less travelled."
Thank you for taking me in to the belly of the dragon. 👍
You bring us the most interesting videos. Thanks
Taking a break from the election stress! Thanks buddy!
Happy Trails Chris. Now on to the next one. Giddyup!
He has gone to epic places 💖this channel should grow more.
I would like to see what it looks like during monsoon season a river blasting out the mouth of "THE BELLY OF THE DRAGON". Good timing on posting, we all need a break.
It would be cool to see water pouring through it for sure
I love all the interesting things you show us. Thank you! Safe travels!
Hi Chris, what an amazing location and it's easy to picture it being the belly of a dragon too. Thanks for sharing, much love. xx💖
Pretty cool. Thanks for sharing
Brother go to Snows canyon in southern Utah. I’m telling you... absolutely breathtaking
Always interesting and entertaining 👍
Very cool! I'll have to check that out the next time I'm in the area! Thanks for sharing that!
Another great video and another awesome place
Great video and fantastic to see, any chance of a video about interesting forest areas. I absolutely love forests. Less people the better, i agree.
Neat place. The reason they say it looks like the inside of the bly of the dragon, is because of the ridges of the walls. They resemble ribs of an animal.
No matter what is said, a very neat place to walk through.
what a cool place to visit and much safer than some of those caverns that you visit.
That’s pretty cool. I’ve always wanted to go to those places but never get around to it. Thanks for sharing these, makes it seem like I am there.
Very awesome place. Cool video.
Love the unique areas you have shared. Totally understand the crowds at the National Parks. Big turnoff for us. The bus loads of foreigners don’t help either.
Way to show just how racist you really are. Get some help.
I love this part of the country. It's like you are on another planet. If you want to enjoy the more popular sites check them out on the more off-season times. I went through arches and explored off the trails and had a wonderful time.
Love your content - thank you!
Great video. I am really enjoying your channel!!
Wow, all the sandstone I've been around seems to be of a harder variety than this! That tunnel probably hasn't been there very long, but from what I've read, those Western flash floods are a force to be reckoned with! Around here, it takes more than a hundred years to weather anything made of sandstone. (I suddenly remembered the old margarine commercial's tag line: "It's not _nice_ to fool with Mother Nature!") Congrats, Chris, for showing it to us. Stay safe, everyone.
Escalante canyon in colorado has rich history and is beautiful.
Loved the scenery! Thanks, Chris,
Love it! Thank you
Good to see the Cubs hat is back. Cool video, cool place.
While you are in Utah you should check out the lava tubes near Fillmore, Utah.
Just added this to my bucket list.
Wow, how unique! it doesn't look man-made. I love the thumbnail photo.
You need a geologist companion to take with you on all these trips! One can never know enough geologists and engineers! Hahaha!
It's wild at 118 how the rocks at the bottom resemble a face
That's so cool!!! I wish when we had visited Utah so many years ago we had known about places like this! It probably would have been a better choice than Timpanogus (sp?) Cave. That made me discover claustrophobia I didn't know I had!
You should check out the website 'atlas obscura'. It shows you places that might be lesser known, although it still has a lot that's popular as well. It's worth checking when you get to a town.
Interesting! At least no spray can paint....
This is SUPER cool
I liked it. All your videos are somewhat adventuresome but strangely relaxing.
Chris FYI another CZcamsr I follow (Kara & Nate) got into trouble for filming for profit in national parks. They ended up having to pay a fine.
Imma move in here too
Bro you show the coolest spots . This is why I am a subscriber . Job well done .🙂
Thanks 🙌
Feels like the whole country is on Maury waiting to find out who the is father.
I like your hair cut and the video was great.
another great vid
PRETTY COOL
Very spooky 👻
Cool ✌👌
cove fort and hole-in-the-wall near moab
Question: Are there warning signs posted? Would hate to be hiking and get caught there during flood stage.
I used to call a pay phone in MOAB.
Lol wind erosion.
when it gets cloudy 10 miles upstream get ready to swim
It's weird that there doesn't seem to be any history on this tunnel. I know it's just a drainage tunnel, but still you would think there would be something on it.
How about 4 corners, that quick easy place
Like the Mountain had a Colonoscopy.
How much would I have to donate to get that Cubs cap?
I'd call it the gullet of the dragon or esophagus of the dragon. lol
what happened to the audio at 3:35??? Trippy.
That’s bad ass! Perfect time to drop this video to distract me from election coverage!
do you have an email for suggestions that you should check out?? cause I know of a few things here in the STNY region that'd be right up your channel-alley if you ever swing by back this way.
Yes my website has an email if you want to contact me.
You should visit the Mountain Medows Massacre site.
That's an unbelievable story!
Notice how it didn't take millions of years to wear that down? Nice looking area anyhow.
That is exactly right.
Water? It doesn’t rain there
Was that guy rescuing a sheep?
Life goal is getting pinned by Instinct ❤
Looks more like a Colon 😂
If there is a belly. Is there a head?
Dragon Gullet.
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At 1:40, you see your government name on the wall and realize you've never been there.
It's all looks man-made to me... And a lot older than from the 1930s...
Nice Job
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If you look into mudfossils on utube,,you will see these sites in a truthful sight..😉
I don't really mind that type of "graffiti" because it's not spray painted, colored, overwhelming or vulgar.
Why not belly of a whale, a dinosaur, great white, python?
Buddy you need to hook up with wounderhussy
That is not man made
Taking a break from the election stress! Thanks buddy!