Exploring Moab without the National Parks (The BEST hikes & FOOD!)

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• AD

  @AdventuresofAplusK · 5 years ago (edited) · pinned

  Visiting all of Utah&apos;s National Parks? Check out our 10 day Utah National Parks road trip eBook: <a href="https://adventuresofaplusk.com/utah-np-ebook/">https://adventuresofaplusk.com/utah-np-ebook/</a><br>You can also find tons of guides for the places we visited in Utah, which you can find on our website: <a href="https://adventuresofaplusk.com/category/utah">https://adventuresofaplusk.com/category/utah</a>

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• JP

  @jperez8150 · 5 years ago

  I’m 53yrs old. I was an OTR truck driver for 32yrs. I had to retire in 2018 due to a bad heart condition. I traveled through every state gathered every picture in my head that I could. But seeing you all finding all these little places, eateries, and such. Makes me want to drive you to these places so you all can relax and be full of extra energy for your hike so everyone can continue to enjoy the spectacular views and big smiles.

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• GE

  @geamfm · 5 years ago

  I have to say that I&apos;m quite impressed by the continual improvement you&apos;ve shown in your filming and editing skills over the past year. Also, the new format of spending more time at individual locations is a winning strategy and beats just pointing a camera at a particular hotspot for a few seconds. Keep up the great work.

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• AL

  @alanjoyce7447 · 5 years ago

  My wife and I are in our late 50s. You guys inspire us to keep getting out there on great hikes. Cheers!

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• WI

  @wiebkepapenfus4189 · 9 months ago

  You guys just make the BEST videos! Every time I watch a new adventure (while working out on my rebounder), I am amazed at all the new places I get to see and the information I get to learn. Thanks for always making my day beautiful!

• SM

  @Smithbergerphoto · 5 years ago

  I like the more in-depth approach. Nice job.

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• BR

  @bradgingerich6814 · 5 years ago

  Do I ever get tired of your vlogs? &nbsp;No, no I do NOT! The views are always epic, the food always delicious, and the inspiration off the charts! &nbsp;Thanks for the fun Adam and Katherine!

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• BD

  @bdiguy · 2 years ago

  The Blue Pig has &nbsp;decent casual BBQ

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• SO

  @sonorahudo · 6 months ago

  Finally! Dog friendly place!

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• TJ

  @TJ-mc8uh · 5 years ago

  You two did Utah good!! &nbsp; I think the state of Utah owes this channel big bucks for the great photography and points of interest! &nbsp; Don&apos;t forget the food, YUM!!

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• TR

  @TravelingTramps · 5 years ago

  Great Utah series! I think your on to something about staying several months and really doing it right. Looking forward to Colorado!

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• IG

  @iguanaamphibioustruck7352 · 2 years ago

  The great time I enjoyed growing up there were. &nbsp;picnics in the Aspen forests, deer hunting on the LaSalle mountains, pheasant hunting with my lab in the corn fields. &nbsp;pushing rocks off Dead Horse Point. water skiing and floating in inner tubes on the Colorado River from George White ranch back to town. &nbsp;Diving off the river bridge or the cliffs at the power dam, bonfires on the river sand bars. &nbsp;Finding watermelons in the corn fields. Celebrating our winning at sports at the river spring, trapping coyote, fox and bobcat on the sand flats (lions back). &nbsp;Hikes to the Indian Fort and Endless Cave . Picking fruit for 50c an hour; peaches and apples or tomatoes for HB Evans (physics and Chem teacher) driving in our 46 jeep, up Courthouse Wash to the junction at 7 mile or all the way to Dalton Wells. &nbsp;Discovered a secluded pond in the cliffs and an old still at the 7 mile junction. Fights with blow pipes using willow bark tubes with cotton balls. &nbsp; The country was dry, dry, dry but, now it is green, with berds, squirrels because of Lake Powell. &nbsp;I worked in the movies, for Republic and Universal as a calvaryman and indian.also staked an sold uranium claims to pay for college at Utah State. &nbsp;The LaSalle Mountains would be a back packers paradise. &nbsp;Never saw &nbsp;rattlesnake, poison oak or ivy with plenty of springs, creeks and ponds with trout. The river would be great for inflatable kayaks. &nbsp;However I prefer the rivers in Western Montana with my flyrod, and friends on the Flathead, Blackfoot, Clark Fork, Swan and Clearwater as well as the Snoqualmie, Skokomish, Skagit and Coeur De Alene, Williamette, Columbia &nbsp;and MacKensie in the Pacific NW.<br>Iguana

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