Thank you so much for posting this. No one can really know how vast and impressive this place is until you walk or drive it, but this excellent video on the perfect day is just wonderful. As a child 60 years ago, we could only admire the caldera from Highway 4. You can imagine the thrill when it was opened to everyone. Storm on!!!

I've read it's best to go with a vehicle with 4x4... any tips that you can give, perhaps what to carry in the vehicle in case someone gets stuck? Thank you

That’s the way to do it. Why was there a chain across the road

Nice video of one of my favorite areas in the US.

Growing up in Cheyenne my father would take me hunting at a property up in the canyon where he knew the owner. Nice memories. Thanks for posting.

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Wow so beautiful!

The cabin, the Mishawaka, Grey Rock, the narrows, Rustic, all the way up to Chambers Lake, and another favorite drive all the way up Long Draw road...spent several different weeks in the Poudre. Can't wait to go back!

My aunt and uncle own a cabin in the Poudre Canyon right on the road and river. So gorgeous and peaceful. Can't wait to go back

A nice ride between two lovely towns. Thanks for letting me tag along!

26:15 As I recall, there was a great drive-in called the Owl Inn at 8th and Central. In the late 50's early 60's the great entertainment for highschoolers was to drive through the Owl Inn, then down central, across the railroad viaduct to the A&W drive-in, through there, end back north again, over and over. Modesto wasn't the only town with "American Graffitti" type lives.

Great video - once you get towards town, say 20:00. Try 1.5x viewing speed to see how it would have been driven back then. At 24:13 at Carlson, on the right (west) there used to be a riding stable and horse pasture until the late 60's. Stewardess trainees from the United Airlines Stewardess school would come down on weekends to be taken on horseback rides by any of us hanging around the stables.

Thanks for the tour! Made me reach back 60 years to my time in Laramie.

Brings back a flood of frozen wind blown memories

This is Awesome been wondering what it looks like up there, thank you!

I'm surprised that this route was open in March. I would have thought that several of the draws, particularly on the east side, would have been drifted full of snow and impassible. Shows what I know. I did notice several breaks in the continuity along the route. What happened there? A stop for some reason? Thanks.

Does it snow often in Feb in Moab?

Was out in Wyoming this past June, can't wait to return.

Great video. A trip down memory lane for me, I wanted to live there once because it just looked so peaceful.

Thanks for sharing the video. Would love to see a drive through Castle Valley with snow.

Beautiful recording and scenery! If you don't mind me asking, what equipment did you use for this?

Nice video. We are "Original Transcon RR" fans, so visit sites and artifacts. Nice quality film. too. Thanks, and we would love to visit Dale Creek Bridge site... However, it is on private property. Subscribed, and comment welcome.