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Great job folks! Glad that you got to enjoy one of our favorite regular spots. FYI the Goodwater Trail (your campsite 5 was actually at the head of Goodwater Canyon) follows every nook and cranny of the canyon rim from the Wedge Overlook to Camp 1 -around 18 miles total. Your camp was right at the midway point. Our dear friend Lamar Guymon of nearby Huntington who just recently passed away was the one who pioneered that trail, and it's become very popular in the Utah mountain biking community. It's a fun ride, with very little elevation gain but it can be rough in spots with some really tight corners. The Mecca mountain bike club out of Huntington, of which Lamar was one of the founders, hosts the San Rafael Swell Mountain Bike Festival there every fall.
Thank you! We can definitely see why it would be a regular place to visit! That's fascinating about the Goodwater Trail and your friend. Thanks for all the extra insight! We had no idea. It just looked too inviting not to go check it out.
That too looked like an awesome place to be. Although, I wonder by the looks of that background if the smoke followed you down there. As always it’s so nice to see you guys on these videos. Can’t wait!!
Truthfully, there was no escaping the smoke completely. But it was pretty good there. We even had several completely clear days. It really didn't take away from the experience!
That’s good. We spent most the summer in our 5th wheel at our Park County property and actually other than one week had most the summer smoke free. I was really surprised since the Denver metro was filled with thick smoke the whole summer. Thanks again for sharing!! We hope to catch up with you sometime in the future and catch up.
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You could ride to the overlook on the roads, but the canyon itself is a designated wilderness area. There were plenty of "no motorized vehicles" signs in the area around where we camped. There may be some other off road trails in the area. You could probably contact the BLM office in Price, UT for more info. Sorry would couldn't be more helpful, we didn't see any dirt bikes while we were there.
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Thanks for watching! Remember to subscribe and click the notification bell so you don't miss our next travel vlog! We'll be exploring Utah's Buckhorn Wash. If this is Utah's Little Grand Canyon, then Buckhorn Wash is Little Zion. czcams.com/users/neverstopadventuring
Great job folks! Glad that you got to enjoy one of our favorite regular spots. FYI the Goodwater Trail (your campsite 5 was actually at the head of Goodwater Canyon) follows every nook and cranny of the canyon rim from the Wedge Overlook to Camp 1 -around 18 miles total. Your camp was right at the midway point. Our dear friend Lamar Guymon of nearby Huntington who just recently passed away was the one who pioneered that trail, and it's become very popular in the Utah mountain biking community. It's a fun ride, with very little elevation gain but it can be rough in spots with some really tight corners. The Mecca mountain bike club out of Huntington, of which Lamar was one of the founders, hosts the San Rafael Swell Mountain Bike Festival there every fall.
Thank you! We can definitely see why it would be a regular place to visit! That's fascinating about the Goodwater Trail and your friend. Thanks for all the extra insight! We had no idea. It just looked too inviting not to go check it out.
Really spectacular scenery. Thanks for sharing it with us.
Thanks, glad you enjoyed it! We've been really excited about getting this video out ever since we visited there!
Wow, so cool! It really does look like a little Grand Canyon! So glad you found a good spot to enjoy while you were avoiding the smoke!
It definitely lived up to the hype! And there were a whole lot less people there than at the real Grand Canyon for sure!
Such a nice vlog...the canyon was amazing. Kristen & Sam sent us your way. Look forward to following yalls journey 🙂
Thank you so much and thanks for joining us! We were thrilled to see Kristen & Sam enjoying Roxborough State Park!
That too looked like an awesome place to be. Although, I wonder by the looks of that background if the smoke followed you down there. As always it’s so nice to see you guys on these videos. Can’t wait!!
Truthfully, there was no escaping the smoke completely. But it was pretty good there. We even had several completely clear days. It really didn't take away from the experience!
That’s good. We spent most the summer in our 5th wheel at our Park County property and actually other than one week had most the summer smoke free. I was really surprised since the Denver metro was filled with thick smoke the whole summer. Thanks again for sharing!! We hope to catch up with you sometime in the future and catch up.
Hi Never Stop Adventuring. Found you on a FB page. We subscribe and support by watching videos to help you grow. Just subscribed and added some videos to my watch list. Happy travels and keep bringing great videos.
Thanks! Always great meeting other adventurers!
@@NeverStopAdventuring great channel
Nice! Your doing want I want to do!
Thanks! It was a great spot! Go check it out!
Can you ride dirt bikes out there
You could ride to the overlook on the roads, but the canyon itself is a designated wilderness area. There were plenty of "no motorized vehicles" signs in the area around where we camped. There may be some other off road trails in the area. You could probably contact the BLM office in Price, UT for more info. Sorry would couldn't be more helpful, we didn't see any dirt bikes while we were there.