Great video! Me and my boyfriend hike a lot in the United Kingdom and we'd love to visit a National Park like this some day. The video you did in Bryce Canyon was just beautiful. I'd maybe consider adding some copyright free low-fi music or maybe ambient music to the silent parts of this video, instead of silence. Just a thought! I can imagine a lot of people enjoy your video's in the background as you provide a lot of great information and your video's are always very calming and peaceful. I think some sort of background noise would be nice and would keep people watching to the end, instead of becoming less interested when your narration ends. I know you're open to constructive critique so i just thought i'd comment as i love watching your videos. They're great inspiration for hiking trips i'd love to be able to do someday!

You didn’t take someone’s hand who needed help…YIKES…you need to re-think your attitude. You’re cold. …and just watching your video, you’re a totally impatient douche bag passing people…kind of showing off, no? Next time, help someone who needs help…

Just backpacked in the Zion Narrows (first canyon experience) this weekend. Now im watchin a few videos on Zion and other parts of Utah. This spooky canyon is next level lol Very cool video and the commentary was entertaining. Thanks for sharin dude

Excellent really enjoyed that, well made video.🇬🇧👍

Love the video! As an Utah native, my only note is that you’re pronouncing Zion wrong. In Utah we pronounce it as Zi-un instead of Zi-on. I know, we’re very weird.

Oh darn...40 min in and no more sound. The first 40 min were great! Will check out one of the other ones.

I'm just 10 min into the video where you asked for suggestions. I just wanted to say that I love that your videos have been the full hikes, and I actually like the commentary with info about the park, not just the trail. I watch/listen while I do laundry or work on projects so I like the commentary to point out different things in the video so I know to look up in a particular spot. Your commentary doesn't necessarily match what I'm seeing, but it's kind of like a podcast with video, which I don't mind! I don't think you would need to upload the same thing at 2x speed because if someone wants to get through it faster, they could just set the speed to a faster speed and mute it. I would prefer if we could hear the sound of footsteps while hiking. The crunch, crunch, crunch can be peaceful to listen to when working on something that requires thinking and not listening to talking at the same time. I will put crunchy hikes on while I write about our travels. Wear a mic lower on your body so you just pick up the footsteps and nature sounds, rather than the huffing and puffing. Then pick it up if you want to talk about something while you're on the trail. You could still do the voiceover with crunchy walking. I probably would not watch if there was music. There are already channels with hikes that have music, with no talking and I think what makes them annoying is that their choice of free music isn't my taste to listen to. Muting their music makes it a silent hike and that's not interesting. Take a look at SUV RVing's hikes. He does a good job of mixing nature sounds, talking, and music, if you decide to do something that is more edited.

I observed your KZbin Channel and analyze that your content qualities are great but the problem is that you are not getting views because of 9 problems

Thank you for filming this. I don't know if timing yourself to arrive when the sun was lower in the sky was part of it, but the views are absolutely stunning! I am absolutely terrified of heights. The few places where there were not any chains after Scouts Landing would still be too scary for me. I would also have to use a tether to clip into, which I saw someone towards the beginning using. I almost had a heart attack watching you walk up this so nonchalantly...LOL. I am glad that I could see how amazing the views are from Angles Landing. Just a bit sad to know that I will never see them for myself in person. That being said, I know myself well and this would be more fear and anxiety than I would be able to handle....Ha ha.

Was just there in august absolutely loved it.

I found the hike relatively easy - been on harder ones (Picacho Peak in AZ seems to be harder, Eagle's Path here in Poland is 10x harder than this). It's just a lot of exposed places walking along that ridge, but chains make it rally safe. There are no places I did't know what to do. Just take your time, be careful and enjoy the amazing views :)

Yup, man is destroying everything 😂😂

Don’t know how you know where the trail is.

Absolutely gorgeous work my friend, this trail looks amazing! Absolutely amazing!

lol I watch the whole thing in the background

I'm too old(81)and too damn scared to make that climb up and down.

Great video. Went today. I'm officially old. Made it to the 10:15 mark on the video before turning back. Completely insane that this is opened to the public. Kudos to all young enough and in good enough shape to complete it--so jealous. The hike to this point is significant if you're in your 50s. Was concerned re: possible fatigue, sweaty hands, cramping, stumbling. For me, the margin of error is small, and the stakes couldn't be higher. Hate the spots without chains.

I need to be frank with you. You asked for people to like/subscribe if we found the video useful. Why would I want to do that when your voice is intolerable? You don't have it, dude. I want a useful video and everything would have been fine if you hadn't asked me to like and subscribe. You don't make a good narrator, dude. There's so much air sucking going on and you have a very effeminate voice, and on top of all that, you ACTUALLY have the nerve to have a dollar sign in a thanks button under the video? Nah dude. Narration isn't for you and I wouldn't have been so blunt if you hadn't BEGGED for subscriptions.

I have hike this trail 50 times

Thank you for the video! Delicate arch is on my bucket list and I broke my wrist 6 weeks ago. I wanted to make sure the “scramble” everyone talks about was doable with my splint and condition. What was the date of this hike? I see people in jackets and others in short sleeves? Thanks again!

I am visiting later today and tomorrow. Really appreciate your details about the parking lots for windows and Double arch. Checking out your delicate arch hike next, I have always wanted to visit there- bucket list!!! Thanks for the video!!!

Blake ... Awesome!!! Kirk & Christina!!!

Sky & earth clear view

nice

Another place to add to the bucket list!

GREAT VIDEO BLAKE!!!!!

Are dogs allowed on the trail

Thank you for this video it was very helpful. My family will be visiting arches tomorrow.

Great video - I did this in 2006 with my son. The only chains I remember were the approach to Scouts Landing and then 10-15 feet along the narrow section / bridge. Have to admit when we got to Scout's I thought we had made it and then I looked up and said "wait a minute". My son and I sat there for about 30 to 45 minutes and we went back and forth on whether to go across or not. He wasn't totally confident and this was his first big hike, so I asked him if I could go and left him there promising to return. You wondered what it was like before the chains going up - well it wasn't bad......going up, you just kept taking steps and looking for the next handhold. Coming down was a bit more of a challenge though and a video of the opposite direction would be nice because you get a real perspective of how steep and narrow that spine is when you are looking the opposite direction heading down! So, there is another reason for you to go back, to get that footage. I'll subscribe just to see whether you do 🙂

I am afraid of heights . Watching u going up makes my legs be like jelly, my hearts in my mouth ,my eyes cringe ....thanks

this is exactly what i was looking for!! doing this hike for the first time in a few weeks and i’m excited!

This video is FANTASTIC! The 32 minute video better conveys the Angel's Landing Hiking experience better than any other. From Scout Lookout to the top of Angel's landing is the "real experience" section of this trail hike.....really more of a climb than a hike. This real time, full length video captures it ALL! Great video quality with nicely presented and informative narrative. Wonderful job. Thank you. I just might add that I found the hike down was more scary and difficult than the climb up.

Can you link a dropped pin to the entrance of this hike we are wanting visit in October

Great video and channel! It looks like a good morning hike. TBH it reminded me some of the movie 127 Hours and Bluejohn Canyon near Canyonlands N.P. Have you done any videos there or near there?

The stopping in line would freak me out. I need to keep moving

What date was this video recorded? With regard to missing person

we just did this trail in the middle of the afternoon - OMG bring a lot of water😅 Beautiful trail though👍🏼👍🏼

I can't wait to do this next year (hopefully). By the end of this year, I will have 46 14ers completed in Colorado so very comfortable with exposure and loose terrain!❤

I did not give you permission to post this crap, please delete this video.

I’ll wait til they get the elevator in thank you very much.

really cool video, thanks for sharing and letting me relive that hike we did in 2017

Wow, I can't believe 75% of those people don't fall off the edge😅

If you want to use the rest rooms,do so.Easy.

Whats the count now, 13 have fallen to their deaths?

Not for me, I hook up safety harness when I go on top of my 2 story roof for maintenance.

Awesome video thank u so much! I’m scared of heights so I’ll never attempt it but loved seeing the hike through your eyes

Just got my permit for this today! Will be leaving for this trip today/tomorrow and have loved your videos as a reference.

What do they do if someone starts freaking out? Or if they freeze and won't move

I got as far as the chain & waited for my gf to come back down cause I don't like heights...

I think the arch at 14:00 is Walk Through Bridge; also 6:00 made me lol I can imagine doing the hike getting tired and being like "nah, I'm good here" and just never come out