Monument Valley (Four Corners Day 4) | Traveling Robert
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- čas přidán 14. 08. 2014
- After spending the night at Goosenecks State Park we visit Monument Valley. Then continue towards Lake Powell.
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Well done! Seeing the Milky Way is wonderful! The land is so beautiful.
One of my favorite parts of North America.
Your videos are always so awesome - thank you for sharing them with us.
This is one of the most fascinating natural environments all over the world....have to come back one day to show it to my wife...then make a round trip down to Santa Fe...one of many true gems in new mexico
+FloridaSeminole239 I still have to visit Santa Fe.
Wow ! I envy you man. you're living life. God bless. :)
+rafael diaz Thank you! Love traveling.
Fantastic work Rob, the desert looks so good and much different to what we have in Australia, you and your family look so happy in the pic, loved the reference to Forrest Gump
Great video! And great voice! You sound like Ricardo Montalban.
The road through Valley of the Gods is unpaved & 17 miles, but no problem for passenger vehicles, better than Monument valley road, just as scenic without any traffic. Thanks for the memories...
MrNoblemanoflove I was thinking of driving through the Valley of the Gods but I didn't dare doing it with the big RV. Another time perhaps.
I have to say your editing, narration and music is on point. You are a true professional. I could see with your own program on national t.v or on the travel channel. Cheers from Bronx, NY. Orgullo Bóricua .
Jessica W I'm so glad you liked. Saludos!
@@TravelingRobert are you boricua ! ???? me too ! I always wanted to visit these states ... I used to live in Texas. Ahora estoy en Puerto Rico .
@@PauletteTheNurse Cubano. Saludos!
we were just out there and did not take the extra tours. thanks for sharing! Love the Navajo tacos!
Thank you again. Soooo beautiful!
Thanks! That was one of my favorite places. We'll go to New Mexico soon I hope.
Fabulous video, this is a dream of mine to visit these places one day! Thanks for uploading.
Thank you. It is a beautiful area.
we took this tour with a navajo guy during the tour he turned on some native flute music. It just so happened that I too had the very same tune. I turned mine on at one of the ancient sites without him knowing where it was coming from & freaked the guy out! He was our best buddy after that & he invited us to his hogan where his grandmother cooking so we got to eat with him & hear more stories of his family.
Glenda Hernandez So great that you got a cool guide. Ours was kind of introverted, but a nice guy too.
Great video, nice cometary as well thanks!
Thank you for the video.. Great job...
ROBERT..........Very nice video with excellent narration and video quality. Your efforts are most appreciated.
Thanks! I am glad you enjoyed it!
This has to be the most interesting man of Southwest road trips.
Thank you!
Traveling Robert You’re welcome! I could watch your videos for hours.
Actually, I think I have. 😃
Awesome trip. We are GOING!
+mikmassie Enjoy you trip tremendously. Thanks!
Nicely done.
+LEXPIX Thank you!
And I am glad you enjoyed this as well. I am half Navajo and Pueblo. This place is also sacred but to the Navajo people. I wish it didn't have to be a tourist attraction as well. We come here to pray to the creator. Its just not rocks but meanings to the Navajo people just as Spider Rock, and the Shiprock is.
Goosenecks is awesome!
Good job! Isn't it fantastic scenery.
Thank you!
I'm exhausted!
Great video, gorgeous.
***** Thanks! Monument Valley is unreal.
The View Hotel!!!
I'm going to stay there next summer!
And I might see for my first time (and only time) the Milky Way! Cannot wait...
Just few questions:
1. The Navajo tour at the Monument Valley is optional or not?
2. That same tour is a must? It has a guide explaining the Valley? and if it has, it is worth it, or you can just drive freely around those roads with your car without having to listen to the guide?
3. The prices for the 2 and 3 hours tours were per person? Or it was a total?
Last thing, i am seriously thinking to add a detour to visit Lake Powell... never realized it was that beautiful!
Andrea Lumpp Hi Andrea. The prices are per person, so yes, it is pretty expensive, especially considering the guide doesn't talk much. He will tell you the names of the sandstone formations when you stop at the view points but not much more unless you ask him questions. Maybe we got an introverted guide, don't know. If your car can handle the dirt road it is probably better to do your research and drive it yourself at your own pace. The only part not accessible to private vehicles is the back of the valley where the arches are. That's the third hour of the longer tour. Enjoy your trip!
TravelingRobert Thank you!
Yeah, i will do that.
There's no point in paying someone that much, just to tell you the names of the rocks...
I understand that they live with only that type of income, but 85 usd per person is a bit too much...
In your videos i saw that alot of these awesome National Parks are near Las Vegas, in Colorado and Utah.
The problem is that my trip will become too long considering that i would like to start my trip in San Francisco then Los Angeles, Las Vegas, etc..
My question is:
Since you visited both, what do you recommend to visit? San Francisco or these National Parks?
Keep in mind that i have to sacrifice one of them, if i visit the other one.
Thanks again!
Andrea Lumpp Oh, that's a tough one, I don't know if I can answer that. It is really up to you. Are you more interested in city life or nature? Check out my video on San Francisco. Maybe it will help you make your decision. San Francisco - California Road Trip Part 5
TravelingRobert Thank you!
Sometimes i need these kind of help...
Btw, San Franscisco it is.
I choose it for one major reason: It's uniqe.
Sure, those National Parks are beautiful, but in the end, they are a huge amount of rocks...
Furthermore i would have missed out the Pacific Coast Highway...
Thanks again.
In these two last year i asked you so many questions i feel like i owe you something... :D
You're better than a travel agency...
I hope that, till next video, i will have no more questions :D
Have a nice day!
How did you get the tour did you book it before you came? Very curious going there next month.
what a great voice!
+J Chamberlain Thank you!
Thanks for a nice video. We are planning to visit in late May / early June. Is that a good time of the year to visit the valley?
What is the best time of the day see nice colours? Morning, Afternoon, Evening or some other time?
If you have a four wheel drive, do they allow you to drive by yourself?
+Sanjeev Dandekar Hi, thank you. That is the time of the year we went. The mornings were very pleasant, the afternoons very hot, especially in the sun and the nights a little chilly but not too bad. The classic view of Monument Valley from the aptly named "The View" hotel is facing east so I think perhaps evening is best for the colors although you might also want to catch the sunrise from there. Hey enjoy your trip!
Electra-glide in Blue is a more memorable movie on this location .
+Fluteristic Never heard of it. I'm going to have to rent it now. Thanks!
www.movie-locations.com/movies/e/Electra-Glide-In-Blue-locations.html
how did I forget. I going to watch it now.
How long did this whole trek take from Fl and back?
Do you have to pay for the ride on those dirt roads through the valley? Or, can you hike in and camp in the valley? Thanks! Great share!
+MrMCBvideo You have to pay if you have an RV or a vehicle not suitable for the dirt road. You can not camp in Monument Valley, or hike without a Navajo permit.
Wonderful. Thanks. Great video series! My wife and I very much enjoyed seeing all of the locations you visited.
Super? thank ! Beautiful? kanal super
I’m in Moab but I’m thinking of driving to monument valley and back in a day. Would like to camp on BLM land in Valley of the Gods but we are flying out of Grand Junction the following day so we prob won’t . If I didn’t already have a hotel reserved in Moab that night .....
Can you drive your own car in there?
I wont to see every thing for this tour. But so many forwarding video😩
Your title includes the words Four Corners, yet you didn't show it.
Not worth going to. It's just a metal plate in the middle of Nothing.
TERRIFIC