One of America's newest National Monuments, Bears Ears has been the subject of intense debate since it was first proposed. No matter your position, no one can argue that Bears Ears encompasses one of the largest collections of Ancient Puebloan, or An...
Our big 100th episode of Grand Adventure was supposed to be about both Canyons of the Ancients AND Hovenweep National Monuments, but our RV had other ideas. While camping at Mancos State Park, and en route to another camp at Bears Ears National Monum...
While camping in nearby Mancos State Park, we take a ride aboard this famed heritage coal-fired steam-powered railway that dates to 1882, and has been designated a National Historic Landmark and Historic Civil Engineering Landmark. This is one of the...
Canyonlands encompasses over 337,000 acres of high Eastern Utah desert including colorful canyons, mesas, buttes, fins, arches, and spires. Water and gravity have been the primary architects of this land, sculpting layers of rock into the rugged land...
Moab is home to two of Utah's "Mighty 5" National Parks, and in this video we explore Arches National Park while camping for free by boondocking on state lands along Dalton Wells Road, a place with its own very unique history from World War II. We hi...
dapperdan wrote:Thanks First Tracks, that was an enjoyable ride. We were in Silverton and Ouray a couple of years ago but we didn't take the train. Beautiful area indeed.I enjoy YOUR videos as well, very informative! :BDanThanks so much, Dan!
dapperdan wrote:Here's a video I shot back then of the gorge. This will illustrate why the train moves slowly through certain sections. :EYup, pretty much! :B Thanks for sharing the clip, Dan!dapperdan wrote:Silverton is a fun town, we enjoyed that...
Lynnmor wrote:FirstTracks wrote:Lynnmor wrote:Did anyone see the video where the steam engine blew a piston?I'll definitely have to go look for that one.Here ya go: about 35:20Thanks!
BB_TX wrote:If you enjoy the old narrow gauge steam railroads give the Cumbres & Toltec a try. You will enjoy it also. Take it from the Antonito end, just south of Alamosa.It's already on the list. Along with the D&SNGRR it's the only remaining vesti...
