Check Out These Great Places To Visit and Camp - But watch out.

This common practice can get you fined heavily... yes YOU! Other than that, this was a beautiful trip with some very nice camping spots and one very bad road that we needed to get turned around on.
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[@lisarichards3853]

This is one of my top 3 channels. Your honesty, tack, and realness makes it so. God bless you both n your children also. 🎉❤🎉

[@gonagain]

Thank you so much!

[@kevindesai7227]

I agree...one of my best ones to watch toooo.....so informative and down to earth

[@galardmills5306]

Linda, thank you for the perspective that all of the people packed into places like Moab “Are having the time of their lives!” I needed your reminder!

[@lucindasutherland1073]

I agree. Too often we forget that aspect of crowds.

[@abeautifullife5303]

It's called gumbo...and unfortunate if one gets stuck in it. Happy trails guys!♥️✨️

[@joyceb.sachsesachse1242]

Love you both and thanks for the adventures. The best channel and kind wonderful folks , always possitive and fun.

[@daisymae3511]

That shot you had at the beginning and ended with, is beautiful! I can only imagine what it looked like being there! Great video you two!☺

[@gonagain]

Thank you, Daisymae! Linda posts her photos on our Instagram page, mrsgonagain. She also posts current day photos and some old ones too.

[@wandacraig8286]

What a beautiful area. I was just telling a friend the other day that if I could travel again, I'd want to go spend time in Utah. I've driven through several times but was always in a hurry to get somewhere and couldn't stop and take in any of the sights. I'll likely never get there, but your video was very inspiring and enjoyable! Thanks for taking us along. The pie looked yummy!😊

[@gonagain]

Hello Wanda, Utah is amazing in its beauty and I'm always happy to go back. I'm glad that you enjoy our videos and we always love to hear from you.

[@arthurbach9016]

To quote John Muir the mountains are calling and must go

[@Steve-Goff]

My wife and I are getting close to 50. Our son is in his second year of college. We’re hoping to start traveling and seeing a lot more of this country in the coming years. You guys are definitely an inspiration. You’re right in that those areas are awe inspiring. Chocolate pudding pie is one of my favorites

[@gonagain]

I hope you guys get out and enjoy the road and that our videos continue to inspire you. I think the best advice I can give is to NOT have an itinerary, but I think you've gotten that point from watching us.

[@mattrichardson7882]

Roadside rest, Cracker Barrel,Walmart,Loves and Flying J my favorite overnight stop when I'm traveling from destination to destination 😊

[@TxVet1027]

My 7×14 is having the conversion done as we speak. Your videos say it all. Maybe 👀 you out there. someday.

[@gonagain]

We'd love to meet you.

[@cruisingwithcory440]

100% agree. People just fly through all these beautiful places. My gf and I spent an entire day wandering around Monument Valley. 90% of the people would pull up, hop out, grab a picture and take off. I don't think they even looked at anything with their actual eyes.

[@mikestone9129]

Hey Rick and Linda, I don't know if you have a new camera or what, but the landscape pics are really awesome. Especially in the beginning of the video. Not sure what you did differently, but it's spot on. Beautiful. Safe traveling and hope to see you in or around Quartzsite this January.

[@gonagain]

Thanks! ~~Linda

[@allegrosotto2126]

I agree, stunning!

[@badgerpa9]

Looks like a nice couple places to visit. Stay safe and healthy.

[@gonagain]

Thank you! Hope you're well and enjoying the summer.

[@davids.4760]

Way too many people are just gathering selfies as fast as they can. Many of the KZbin channels have more in common with rallies than having a true travel experience. The pace of this channel is great for me.

[@michaelc891]

In my opinion all of your videos are awesome. These particular ones are the best. I love the landscape and the many points of interest. I thought I was falling out of the vehicle on that rough road, an action video. And a six toed petroglyph, what does that mean? And how did they get them so high up on the rock face? Well, safe travels. And may the pie be with you!!🤙

[@gonagain]

Glad you like them! Stick around for more! 🤙

[@mtoe011]

Once again another exceptional video. I love your plan C. That sounds just like our plan A.. lol Safe travels...

[@debraelainemcdonald27]

I have mixed feelings about places I've loved becoming crowded. Living in Oregon, we used to be able to drive to the coast on a Friday afternoon and get a walk up campsite, but those days are long gone. Now I live at the coast and it's crawling with tourists, but I used to be that tourist, so.... On the upside, people are outside recreating instead of stuck in their homes addicted to their screens. Getting their kids outside to see the real world. We've camped in Valley of the Gods a few times and it was extremely windy every time. Gooseneck State Park, too. It is beautiful, though, that whole area.

[@gonagain]

I agree with what you're saying. At least people are getting out with their families and doing something, because too many people, for far too long, have just been staying within their city limits until they retire and have been missing out on life along the way.

[@billydaniel900]

Love your wife's sense of humor. lol

[@mycocoaone]

Last comment: have to stop watching your videos in the evening because I always want pie!

[@gonagain]

Lol! Sorry.

[@debbiephillips2013]

I enjoy the way you show where you are. I am a southerner who gets nervous on mountain roads, especially pulling my trailer. I keep looking for tips on mountain driving and dont find much. I think you could make a good video on that, like the one you made about not getting lost while hiking.

[@gonagain]

That's a good idea for a video; just getting out of Montana requires mountain driving.

[@lucindasutherland1073]

That is a good idea. Though I'd also need a few more lessons on backing a trailer.

[@lynnwebb4195]

Some really beautiful shots in this video, Thanks

[@raymonddriggers]

He slowed down because he was seeing what he could steal when you are off hiking

[@denisekyle6603]

☺️⛺️👍 great times ! Thanks 😊

[@ireneluciow455]

Good video, we did the same trip years ago, we were towing a little Honda car . We went into Moab to shop and do laundry and we had people in jeeps yelling at us to go home lol... there was a jeep rally, our Honda didn't cut it.

[@gonagain]

You rabble rousers, crashing a jeep party! I'm only kidding and I hope those folks were kidding as well.

[@ireneluciow455]

Lol... I'm sure they didn't, but guess what, we bought a jeep! We towed for many years, even had a foamy made to fit so we could really explore and stay if we found a neat place that needed more exploring. We loved the full time rv life.

[@vencenzodemarco4393]

I sure enjoy seeing these beautiful locations, I've been to them all for the most part. But now because of the tourist influx I've been loving my special 'Hideout' spots more n more. Rick, I call them that, but anybody can find them if one spends days n weeks searching those older grown-in half buried dirt roads that don't look traveled very often if at all. So yes, after doing my reconoiter over the years & paying my dues by Trekking into unknown territory I have 30 plus perfect campsites All to my Own in the Tri-State (Az, Ut, Nev.) Once I remember parking under the Mexican Hat rock formation to cop some sleep at 4am, and all those hours in the dark I kept dreaming, convinced that Stinking Hat was going to fall off n land on me. 115° yesterday. Hi Linda.

[@gonagain]

It's getting kinda warm down your way and I can see why you keep asking me about AC! During this last trip to Florida we learned first hand what some folks have to do to be able to camp during the "warmer" months, because it was hot and muggy! I like your idea about finding some out of the way places in your home area that you can rely on. Would you mind emailing me? I wanted to contact you, just to check in, but I don't have your email address. [e-mail]

[@terrell48]

Those pudding pies are pretty good , love some aerosol canned whipped cream , that whipped cream is really good in my coffee

[@warsurplus]

Thank you.

[@applesbighatranch6906]

Hahaha... "Well, you know... this video doesn't have any pie in it yet..." I sense a deepening theme, here. PIE! yumm yum yum yummay yum Thanks for the gorgeous scenery, the good look at Newspaper Rock! (wow, that's awesome) and for the updates on Nat'l Park policies...

[@gonagain]

Thanks for watching! Doesn't a pie make the day better? Yum.

[@seymourrivers6169]

I also prefer the cooked pudding. After some time in the fridge it gets a thin skin over the top Yum 🎉

[@lucindasutherland1073]

Am I a little addicted to Gonagain? Two weeks ago I saw a sign that said "Rogerson, Jarbidge" and I thought "Wait! Didn't Gonagain have a video on going through there last year? I think they said you could only get there going that way now because the southern road through Nevada was closed..." Yeah, good thing I looked at the map. Jarbidge was NOT just a quick jaunt. I wanted to follow in your footsteps but I was on a schedule and happily did NOT go get lost on the dirt roads of southern Idaho. That said, I'll keep watching. Another year and I'll probably have more courage and determination and will be out there finding those out of the way places Rick and Linda have shown me.

[@gonagain]

We hope you get out to those out of the way places, Lucinda! Maybe we'll see you there someday!

[@Go4Corvette]

But HOT! Good luck and take care.

[@deeanderson5670]

Rick a pie is pie. Creamy peanut butter goes good with chocolate pudding. And cool whip. Thanks for sharing.

[@gonagain]

Oh, I like the sound of that!

[@huckleberrychris]

Graham cracker crust...thats my favorite. Great idea. Ive got some peaches

[@gonagain]

Peach pie! Sounds good.

[@joanmsmith5561]

Can you take a photo now? I'm confused. I'm a big fan of monument valley, which is Navajo tribe managed. I guess on my next stay there I'll see what their policy is. Love you two, you're so informative.

[@gonagain]

I think that stills are ok, but if you took a bunch of them and then made a video using them with voice overlay, you might run into problems, having created a "Documentary". I don't know.

[@arnoldseay9118]

I remember someone asked my dad what his favorite cake was. His answer was “Pie”.

[@gonagain]

Good answer!

[@skyepilotte11]

Beutiful country...Canyonlands, red rock country...thank you for a great video...be safe out there...

[@gonagain]

Thank you! Will do!

[@weswalker1208]

Great video. Love the music in this one too

[@larryparson9609]

Always nice thanks Happy Trails PTL Viral

[@billydaniel900]

Always have a 4×4 with lockers front and rear. Just in case.

[@williambingham2459]

This was a fun one, Rick and Linda. 😊

[@russell3380]

Great video! Nice thing about back in the day was being able to find solitude almost anywhere. We never had what it took to make a chocolate pie..... lucky buggers, lol. I said the same thing, just the other day, what about our "Pursuit of Happiness"? No pictures at the beach, coming soon to a beach near you.

[@gonagain]

Yes, something is really wrong with that.

[@michaelsimmons261]

I bet those young people are thinking "look at those older folks... hope we will be doing this as long as they have! Is that a hatchet hanging on the ladies belt??😮😊

[@mycocoaone]

I have loved that area for years.

[@vester681]

Beautiful country, sorta jealous lol.but appreciate you all sharing, we aren't having pie but homemade red raspberry cobbler, me an my son picked about 4 to 5 gallons in the past several days, have a blessed day.

[@gonagain]

That sounds even better!

[@marklalone3091]

What a great trip. Great trailer. Thank you for posting. Stay safe!

[@pureblood2020]

Rick, This video was absolutely hilarious .You sound exactly like me! ....... First of all, you know better than to go there when the yellow busses aren't running. Been to that area , yes it is beautiful. You have No one to blame but you yourself. I, like you & Linda never make reservations. 2 Weeks ago I had to BACK my 16' cargo/toy hauler/camper 2 miles , Yes, 2 miles on a gravel , one lane "barely" curvy, hilly Georgia mountain "road / homeless camp" after talking to 4 State park Rangers @ the Rangers station! I merely asked if there was any good boon docking in the area. Wound up staying in North Carolina at a Cracker Barrel. 🤣 Enjoy your videos.

[@gonagain]

Oh man! I've never had to back up quite that far, maybe a mile at most, but I can definitely sympathize with you!

[@bjclassic1950]

Beautiful video!

[@paulgordon9648]

Nice video. If you have pie you have to have a pie hole. Be safe.

[@mickeytaylor7111]

Thank you for your declaration of Gods creation. We can’t fathom His power and majesty!

[@movingtargetschannel]

Don't know if your theory pans out, but I guess that means that our old photos of the Grand Canyon will soon be collectors items! What a bummer!

[@gonagain]

The National Park Service is supposed to be revisiting that rule on videos and I wish they would hurry it up. Your photos are fine because I learned that it only applies to video.

[@GypsyJvan]

u two, are awesome.. I look forward of meeting u guys someday.. i enjoy ur videos, thanks....

[@gonagain]

We look forward to meeting you someday, too. Thanks for sticking with us!

[@paulhunter546]

Southern Utah is one of my favorite places.. visited every spring break when I was going to school in Colorado (2000 - 2002).

[@kevindesai7227]

Beautiful, ❣️❣️

[@morphergaming0531]

Thank you Rick and Linda for yet another beautiful but more importantly to me educational video. You two capture the nuances of travel, the decision making with logic and reasoning that is just missing from other creators. I believe it's because your vids are packed with tips and tempered with wisdom of experience. PS- i think the National Park Service should charge filming fees based on the size of the production. TV or movie sets going out with multiple vehicles and more than 8 people should pay for oversight fees for monitoring to prevent environmental pressures. Individuals on foot dont do near the damage that trucked in filming equipment, 20/30 crew members, or location setups do.

[@gonagain]

They are trying to come up with a better solution on that law and I hope they do soon. Thank you for your kind words! Aloha.

[@gonagain]

I agree and I hope they get it fixed pretty soon. I heard on a video recently that there is a bill before congress right now that tries to fix this.

[@RV_Tips_Tricks_Travel]

Another good one guys!

[@gonagain]

Thank you, Norman and Emily!

[@jo-anntardif1090]

Utah is gorgeous.

[@arthurbach9016]

A great camping area is up in your Monticello Utah devil's Canyon

[@gonagain]

Yes! Been there, including several days while waiting to get our car fixed in Blanding.

[@irbfenian2594]

Nice looking pie

[@ChuckisOutside]

Hi Rick and Linda, I enjoyed watching the video. I used to camp and bow hunt at Buckeye Reservoir near Paradox, Colorado. (40 years ago) Your camping area reminded me of the area. When it rained, I would have to wait for the road to dry because it would get so greasy.

[@gonagain]

We call that gumbo here in Montana. We nearly got stuck in some on a dirt road in the middle of nowhere.

[@ex-engineer6657]

MMM. Vicarious pie. Thanks. Now I'm hungry.🥧

[@gonagain]

Go for it! Aloha.🤙

[@jimv.661]

I like to buy pie filling in the can and have found it's much easier and faster to just eat it out of the can.

[@gonagain]

That's amusing, because I remember a recent can of cherry pie filling...

[@jimv.661]

@@gonagain I was thinking of cherry as I wrote the comment.

[@JesusisMySavior581]

If you could ever afford it- I think there's Binoculars with recording options

[@doingitwithnothing]

Such a nice area

[@gonagain]

It really is!

[@johnovanic9560]

The six toes are representative of the Nephilim or the Giants of old

[@MichaelFowler541]

Hey guys ANOTHER awesome video. Two questions 1.) Do you all use any software or apps to find campsites? 2. What do you think of distribution hitches. My 6x10 is a bit heavy in the front - 2650 lbs total, tongue is around 500 lbs - tow vehicle is a 2016 Colorado V6 gas getting 12mpg on average. Yes, I have electric brakes. Thanks in advance. PS - any plans for Western Oregon in the future.

[@gonagain]

If you are unable to relocate some of that weight closer to the axle, then there is nothing wrong to using a distribution style hitch, which we've used on other trailers in the past. We use a combination of apps and paper maps. FreeCampsites.net, Campendium are great and for public lands we use the PublicLands.org app. Oh, and so far no plans for western OR. We do like eastern OR a lot.

[@doingitwithnothing]

Nice

[@gonagain]

Thank you!

[@davidcandy2220]

Hi Rick and Lynda, why aren’t you swinging the metal detector when out in that great country? Love the “Horner” in your ear Rick, just spotted it. Kiwi Dave New Zealand.

[@gonagain]

Sometimes we just forget that we have that in the car, darn it. Both of us have the pierced ear from crossing the equator under the power of sail. Thanks for watching, Dave!

[@EfficientRVer]

Still photography is allowed to be posted. So, until the video law is fixed, just go "Ken Burns style" or slide-show style. Either is higher quality than how most KZbinrs shoot video anyway.

[@gonagain]

Thanks. There's the possibility of the video being classified as a "documentary" though, even if you are using stills. I think there's a bill before congress right now that is aimed at getting this cleared up, because it's KZbinrs that show everyone how beautiful our public lands are.

[@randydoan1887]

pie making at its finest

[@richardr1891]

Moab, Monument Valley and Sedona are my favorite places in America ... mostly I think because I have lived on the ocean most of my life .... I totally agree that you shouldn't go to these places if you don't appreciate Peace and Quiet ... you want to avoid crowds like I do you go when it's either too hot or too cold and just tough it up ... I biked the17 mile road in "Valley of the God's" once in October ... was out early and beleive I only seen a few cars the whole time ... all by myself doing my John Wayne impressions ... was told I had to stay on the road with bike ... still don't know that was correct or not ...

[@gonagain]

Having to stay on the road is correct, because even the trail left by a bike across untouched desert will last and be visible for many years. You're right about visiting during the off season when it's quieter.

[@richardr1891]

@@gonagain I know having to stay on "Trails" is quite common that's the way it is all around Moab .... that time I stayed at "The View" hotel on the Navajo Reservation and there were locals soliciting tourists in the parking lot for escorted Horse Trail Rides .... I understand the Valley of the Gods is BLM controlled and Hotel is Reservation controlled .... it was the Hotel Management that said I had to stay on the road ... so my suspicions ... it might of been just for their own benefit and not BLM regulations ... staying at the the Hotel was kinda cool ... I sat outside having a beer at a patio table where they had a Movie Projector playing Fort Apache on a giant screen against one of the buildings ... you could watch the movie while looking at the real "Monument Valley" ... quite the experience for me being an old western movie fan ... the Hotel is called "The View" for a good reason ...

[@bobfincher1767]

I heard the Payson Az airport has really good pies

[@gonagain]

Now that's a good tip!

[@geecee58]

Love your videos. As I was listening to you talk about the fact you have to pay to video in some of the National Parks because they want to cash in on your KZbin income, seems to me they are biting themselves in the foot. Seeing KZbin videos like yours do not make me want to stay on my couch and just take in the views you share, it actually makes me want to jump in my van and take off to see the beauty for myself. I'm certain there are others who feel the same, and have visited the places you've shared with us(and sampled the pies at the restaurants you've suggested). In my younger days, as a teacher(in the 70's 80's 90's and early 2000's), during summer vacation I did just that. If I read a Louis L'amour or a Zane Grey Western about a neat place in the story, saw some Travelogue or pictures from family member's vacations, I'd load up my dog and go out to see the places for myself. Thanks for sharing, and stirring the traveling bug in me....

[@gonagain]

I agree with you that KZbin travel channels are what encourage folks to get out and see these places for themselves. I know it worked that way for me.

[@geecee58]

@@gonagain I just finished a Zane Grey book called "Rogue River Feud." I can't wait to get out to Oregon to see the places mentioned in the story for myself! If not this summer, definately next, Lord willing and the crick don't rise....

[@rickwatkins3160]

I do love pie but rhubarb primarily

[@gonagain]

Me too! Rhubarb makes a great pie.

[@michaelshuman3319]

I have heard that you can take still pictures in the national parks and upload them to KZbin without any problems instead of videos ?? Safe Journeys

[@gonagain]

I'm not sure about that, but if you included those stills in a video and posted it, that might be another story.

[@dustinjohnson1410]

Pursuit of Happiness is not guaranteed in the Constitution. It is a wonderful line from the Declaration of Independence.

[@user-kv9jw3ph2s]

You're going to turn into pie. Have you ever seen Sweeny Todd? That show is about making human pies.

[@Tripsolo65]

Hey guys, I noticed around 17 minute mark you’re talking about the hieroglyphics or the petroglyphs rather. Rick pointed out the foot with the six toes. It has been established that there are other worldly creatures, some say, Sasquatch, or forms thereof, and if you recall back in the days when they said that Indians used to walk up and hold up their hand and say how ? Well, turns out they used to hold her hand up from very far away. The reason they did this was to identify if you were human or alien being at a distance so they would have time to either get away or prepare for some kind of battle or altercation. Because they would count the fingers on the hands because many have six fingers as well. Just thought I’d share that with you guys and he sure and let me know when y’all encounter a Sasquatch or see something that effect have a great trip.

[@gonagain]

Thanks, Rick, I found that very interesting!

[@Tripsolo65]

@@gonagain y’all are very welcome. Thank you for taking me along on so many of your adventures. I would like to show you the trailer I’m putting together or have been putting together but I don’t know where I can send the pictures to.

[@gonagain]

You can email us at: [e-mail].

[@jmpattillo]

Were you in Valley of the Gods? I went by Mexican Hat about a month ago and the landowner was charging a small fee to camp behind the Mexican Hat formation

[@gonagain]

That's good to know for plan "B".

[@biggiebaby3541]

Don't forget the "airwaves" belong to the Citizen...

[@seanwilson6521]

It's said Justice is blind. Yet another example of over compensating to address a new situation. Somehow, we find our way in the end. :

[@gonagain]

I hope so, Sean.

[@HappyPlaceCamping]

I hope you're right and they do change that! I've heard all the aimed at bigger production. I've heard even if you don't monetize. Then I heard it's everyone. But one youtuber was told by a forest agent that it was ok and no permit needed 🙄And I've heard it's ok if you don't monetize. I'm tired of either having to avoid certain places or put them in separate videos in order to not monetize them. It's so ridiculous. It's not like we don't pay taxes on the few bits we make on these videos. But I will stop there before I really get myself going! LOL. Yeah we kind of have plans of where to stop and hope to be able to stop by those times. But when we was in Montana we didn't have our camper. We were using our hummer. It's not nearly as comfortable. But we did end up sleeping in it more than we thought due to not finding a campsite that suited us. Honestly, I was scared of bear in several of those spots LOL. Then a couple had some peeps that made me feel uncomfortable. So we drove on. BUT I will say, we did not pay for one single nights stay. All rest areas or boondocking on blm/forest lands. That's weird that she would have told you to unhook when it wasn't busy. Sounds like she just wanted to sound important lol. Ok I'm just gonna not talk about this permit crap. If I get started, I may not stop. I will say, it didn't seem any of the parks we hit (other than the Tetons) was lacking in people. If they're normally busier than what they were, that would be way too crowded. MMMMM love chocolate cream pie! I'd love a slice of that lol.

[@gonagain]

I think that they are working on a solution to the filming fiasco and I hope it's soon.

[@HappyPlaceCamping]

@@gonagain me too and hope it benefits us small timers.

[@millerlisa1]

Thompson Springs, N of Moab... BLM land at the Books and pictographs etc... The Mt you stayed I believe is the LaSall Mts... been there... been fishing there... workamped at RV Park at Thompson Springs. You can "tent' camp, do laundry no charge and takes showers... or drive N and stay BLM

[@derekrichard9189]

Another great video that makes me cringe 😢… jealousy is what I think it’s called!! You have no idea how much I love these videos thanks to you both

[@gonagain]

Well, thank you very much for saying so. "See" you on the next one!

[@Hacklefatchet]

I am in the east and this looks scary to me!

[@gonagain]

You'd love it out here.

[@frederick6008]

Get a good spot by friday midday or you'll get squeezed out for the weekend.

[@gonagain]

In the popular areas, you have to find your spot by Wednesday. Wednesday is the new Friday!

[@pchts1]

Help me understand about that ruling if you are not monetized or have an active yt, face book, Instagram or any of the several other platforms, can you take stills not video and post those platforms or no to that too? Take for instance I live in Independence Missouri President Truman’s home and Library are those places subject to this ruling as well or how about a drive by recording? Or say even a better example Hot Springs, Arkansas where the whole town is the national park. Are those pictures also not allowed I know I think I understand video probably but snap shots too?

[@gonagain]

You can go to the National Parks Service website and see what they require. Here is a link: www.nps.gov/aboutus/news/commercial-film-and-photo-permits.htm. Hope it helps.

[@Eric-4501]

I am curious if you could tell me what percentage of the dispersed camping areas I could expect to be able get to with a Dodge minivan and a 6x12 cargo camper? I am beginning to see the benefits of the dispersed BLM camping but I don't want to give up the van.

[@gonagain]

Thats a hard question to answer. A lot of them are easy driving on good dirt roads. If the road gets bad or doubtful to you, we always say to turn around and find another road.

[@Eric-4501]

@@gonagain Ok thanks, I just don’t want to expect to much out of such a low vehicle. I imagine it may be better in the desert as it would be up in the mountains. I have been all over the country, but all on the interstates driving a truck.

[@gonagain]

There are places that a mini van can go. Look up places online where reviews are posted. Campendium, freecampsites.net, are just a couple of them.

[@Eric-4501]

@@gonagain Thank You

[@seymourwrasse3321]

It's sort of strange, that government of the people, by the people, for the people, doesn't us to be able to fully enjoy "Their Property". The government "owns "over 85% of Nevada

[@gonagain]

It's becoming "The Kings land" just like in feudal Britain.

[@CITAP1]

I'd like to know which congress critters wrote the law for videos in national parks.

[@gonagain]

I think they're trying to change that ruling now, but I wish they would hurry it up.

[@CITAP1]

@gonagain There is an RV channel keeping close watch on it. I believe it's going to be made legal again soon but haven't heard yet. I have to catch his channel by luck, not subbed.

[@huckleberrychris]

Exactly...the pursuit of happiness! I've never heard that before. It does prevent utubers from making an income.

[@gonagain]

You must not have heard how much the permit costs. Your hot dog stand would take up space, attract a crowd and create wear and tear on the land, whereas taking a picture or video while keeping to yourself bothers no one. Should all the tourists be required to buy that permit? By the way, I think you should be able to open that hot dog stand because I'd be your first customer.

[@huckleberrychris]

@@TrooperWay dear liberal, not everything on every piece of public land needs to be controlled by the government. What about photographers that take pictures and sell them for profit. They don't pay a fee.

[@bobmoto3528]

Wrong. If your not making money from the video/filming you can film for personal use. Just like photography for personal use is ok. If KZbin puts ads on your video they are legally responsible.

[@paulcurtis5496]

Like# 600

[@gonagain]

Thanks!

[@paulcurtis5496]

@@gonagain no, no, thank you! At some point we need to cross paths!

[@wwvette]

Grow Younger! The Traffic Is Minimal And They Were Just Enjoying Off Road Playing!!! Barely!

[@gonagain]

Seems that younger is a lot more rude these days. It's ok as long as YOU are having fun, right?

[@TM-ev2tc]

One day when you want pie and don't know what flavor you want try making a Chess Pie. Have a good day.

[@gonagain]

I looked that up on KZbin and ended up watching the entire video! Then I shared it with my wife and daughters and am hoping for something good to come of it.

[@biggiebaby3541]

The GOVERNMENT licencing tyranny: "Want some freedom? We'll rent you some!"

[@davec9244]

Dumb laws by Dumb people, sometimes are because of Dumb people. Rude people pushing to get that perfect shot, for there monetized channel. I have had this happen, at Horseshoe Bend. Remember don't eat the desiccant pack in your jerky, why because someone did. One more dumb thing needing a reservation to get into Arches National Park. I didn't know and couldn't go on a shot notice side trip. Note to ALL you may need a reservation to a lot of Federal Parks. Stay safe

[@wj7867]

You guys are confused about the filming laws and restrictions. It's just not true that you're not allowed to film and put it on KZbin. That has NEVER been enforced the way people have been catastrophizing about. The other thing is, if you really believe it is forbidden, then it would also be forbidden on BLM land and FS land. It's the SAME LAW.

[@gonagain]

Not forbidden; you need a permit ($$$) to film in a National Park. This is from the National Parks website: "Effective October 28, 2022, the National Park Service rescinded interim guidance that was in place during litigation regarding commercial filming and has returned to longstanding laws and regulations governing commercial filming in parks. This means that all commercial filming that occurs within a unit of the National Park System requires a permit. "Commercial filming" means the film, electronic, magnetic, digital, or other recording of a moving image by a person, business, or other entity for a market audience with the intent of generating income. Individual parks may require a permit for non-commercial filming if a permit is necessary to manage the activity to protect park resources and values, minimize conflict between user groups, or to ensure public safety. More details about filming and permits in parks are available online: Filming & Still Photography Permits" BLM and National Forest lands are not part of the National Park system.

[@wj7867]

@@gonagain Again, you are mis-interpreting that guidance. Neither the NPS nor the Dept of Justice is enforcing that the way you (and many others) have been saying. Also again, the NPS guidance is simply following a Federal law that applies equally to BLM and USFS. If you THINK it is illegal on NPS land, then it must be the same on BLM land. Obviously, do you what you want or what you think is right, but... Maybe talk to some of your colleagues in the KZbin in National Parks game. A lot of folks who briefly stopped (and announced the same misintrepration as the reason) are back at it. Or talk to a lawyer who is familiar with it. Enjoy.

[@Fj-fe6co]

Nothing is free anymore. Pay to film... Come on

[@cheri6174]

1 Why would either of you think that people who do not appreciate what you do and love would be watching your videos? 2 People just don’t care anymore. Since Covid and people who bought RVs to go and do all the things that are not of “ Gods handiwork” 3 we lost our freedoms when a man came into office that has taken all our freedoms and continues to take our freedoms. 4 Respect? It seems to exist in our age group and rarely in the new generation. Take care be safe and please don’t think anyone who is doing all this is watching your videos. When people are leaving diapers and human waste in their fire rings, it’s no wonder we are losing our BLM land and parks and more restrictions than ever. Our Amendments have been violated and will continue to be