Dinosaur National Monument, Colorado Side: Harpers Corner Hike

This video will give a good overview of what you can expect to see in the Colorado side of the monument. It's about a 30 mile drive north from the visitors center and you will end up at Harpers Corner. We did the two mile round trip hike to the overlook there and it was breathtaking and beautiful! Once to the overlook you will have great views of the Green River, Steamboat Rock and Yumpa River where they both have carved deep canyons into the region.This part of the monument is remote and beautiful. There were only a few other visitors there at Harpers Corner and it felt nice to see some a wonderful place without all of there large crowds.
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[@Ogma3bandcamp]

Simply spectacular.

[@stephengent9974]

Absolutely right. Travel when you can

[@stumccabe]

Magnificent, spectacular, magnificently spectacular and spectacularly magnificent. Thanks for the vid Adam and Abby.

[@waltrope7788]

Thank you for sharing, we've enjoyed each video of this trip! Harpers Corner is definitely a favorite!

[@shortfuse43]

Abby and Adam, your comments on advising folks to try their best to get out to see sights like those in your videos is most true. Waiting until you retire...you might not be able to do this by then. Our family has seen its share of the inability to see the country because of waiting too long. Granted that work, finances, personal problems, medical issues, etc. can and will prevent a lot of those wishes to get out and see things from happening. I will echo A & A's comments...see all you can see while you CAN see them. All of your travel videos are so well documented and the travel videos are of exceptional quality. You make us viewers feel like we are actually traveling and hiking right along with you. For those who can't get out, they are an inspiration and a window to the world. Thanks for all your hard work bringing them to us.

[@scottvolage1752]

Thank you for sharing the amazing views with all of us Abby and Adam.

[@joannerichards9353]

Beautiful thanks for sharing

[@elwynsmith5092]

I'm sure glad you take us along on your adventures ! ! I look forward to each of your videos !!!!!!

[@heinstrydom864]

Nothing could come near the greatness of nature!!

[@ianbelk5218]

The view from the top of the trail was fantastic.

[@jeffkeller1669]

Happy hiking y'all.

[@1OlBull]

Nice series of videos. I am fortunate enough to have traveled to many of the locations in your journey. Thanks so much for sharing.

[@aquablue3803]

You folks just take it all in For you it's Amazing to see things like that. Just Beautiful ❤️

[@lesebaste7792]

You are awesomely right, DO NOT WAIT !

[@olddawgdreaming5715]

Great video Adam and Abby, what awesome views and fantastic pictures you shared with us today !! Really enjoyed your trip. Thanks for sharing with us. Fred. 🙏🏻🙏🏻👍🏻👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻✋🏻✋🏻

[@hanscarlson2199]

Marvelous! What a fantastic place! Thank you for bringing me.

[@jdmccorful]

Beautiful!!!! Enjoyed watching.

[@oldpup2182]

Unbelievable scenery there. Thanks for sharing with us.

[@aslancpa]

Your video quality is great! What do you use?

[@AbomAdventures]

I use a GoPro 10 and my iPhone 12.

[@tjr4744]

Stunning .... Oh and did i mention Stunning !! :)

[@corydriver7634]

Man you guys couldn’t have timed this route any better. Good weather, no crowds and the smoke seems to be dissipating also. Thanks for taking us along. That hike out to Harpers Corner was amazing, I can’t even imagine how cool it was to see it in person.

[@1979augistine]

I was totally thinking the same thing excellent timing

[@floridaflywheelersantiquee7578]

Thanks for sharing

[@chuirios365]

Awesome!

[@joopterwijn]

Yep live everyday if it your last, enjoy life by the day!

[@richb313]

Great views and scenery. Thanks for taking the time to video and share.

[@petecaluori5939]

There's plenty of sage brush in CO, but what you pointed to is Rabbit Brush

[@jobos98]

Great video 😁

[@deanrichardson2911]

Yes, thanks for the ride.

[@mazchen]

Wise words at the end...

[@philipquinlan1045]

Thanks Adam and Abby. Truly amazing vista. Thanks for sharing. I hope to go there sometime.

[@labnurse1]

We call it rabbit brush

[@cbrsigsauer]

AKA chamisa.

[@speakeasygrillandchill]

Thank you both for your honesty and admonition to chase your dreams while you still can. 🤟🏼

[@daynkenbowthorpe1020]

That mountain is probably my favorite place on earth. I have spent days and days up there. Almost everything you showed is actually in Utah. So glad you enjoyed being here in my neck of the woods.

[@bearsrodshop7067]

You guys are sweetharts for taking us along. Backs fuused, a couple of hips replaced, and knee's that a goat wouldn't want,,,we made it to the top wight U-guys, God Bless, and thx, Bear & sammie, ole farts from TX.

[@billyring4]

Ericameria nauseosa or Rubber Rabbit brush a species of Goldenbushes

[@troywee4774]

cool!

[@bertkelly7650]

Yep, I'm all used up. Shoulda done what you're doing sooner. Thanks for the ride that I'll never take.

[@jacksak]

Also, travel now because sometimes things you can see and do now won't be available in the future for one reason or another.

[@juliojames5986]

You guys are having too much fun……together too, kool. Great videos…..and in lion country too, ….and your going to live in, Floraduh . Thanks

[@RobertPerrigoOkiechopper]

I agree with this being the best visual hike you've taken, also to me, it's proof of a great flood at one time. Also thanks for sharing a place I'll never get to view and it's sad the trip is almost finished, the videos will be missed by me.......Bob.

[@paulcopeland9035]

Those canyons took millions of years to form. "Flood waters" had nothing to do with it.

[@David-jo4gt]

Thank You!!!! Wonderful video and great heart felt advice at the end. Stay away from the edge and keep traveling. We are older and slower than y'all but are headed to Pennsylvania next week just to see the leaves and find cooler temps, we also live in Florida.

[@bigdteakettle8989]

Have y'all visited Palo Duro Canyon in the Texas panhandle?

[@gregprince2523]

The National Monuments look pretty empty...... The Parks seem pretty crowded??? Awesome stuff and the contrast of the sky and valleys were stunning

[@WreckDiver99]

Sage brush, and there may be some golden rod in there, but not sure (no expert by any stretch). On your property, consider putting some bee hives, lots of bee keepers would be willing to tend the hives and give you a "cut" of the honey...I bring that up because they LOVE goldenrod...

[@chkwgn460]

So agree, book your trip. We did an Amtrak from Chicago to Las Angeles and then up to Seattle last year. I had 3 or 4 people say they wish they could or would really enjoy doing that. I made a video for KZbin and Facebook telling people to just do it. Start planning, start saving your money, make it happen before it's to late to do it. We are waiting for our new pop up camper to be done and have 3 good trips planned this year, one being Grayton Beach in Florida :-) PS, White rim trail through Canyonlands is huge on my bucket list. Planned on doing it this year with said new pop up and decided it's to hard for that camper to handle. Also check Rimrocker trail, 160 miles of dirt from Moab to Montrose Co. Planned on doing that this year also but changed my mind. Thanks for bringing us along, your trips definitely inspire me to want to travel even more than I already want to. Cheers

[@mattWallJsy]

I'm doing as you told me to, and booking my trip. Have you got a spare room I can borrow? 🤔😉🤣👍🏼

[@AbomAdventures]

Sorry but our Kodiak is only setup for a couple 😅

[@dannygoin6552]

Greasewood

[@joopterwijn]

Down hill seems to be easy, but for your body it is hard work. All the time “breaking” and keeping balance is a hard job. Just wondering, do you ever get viewers on the trail?

[@AbomAdventures]

We have run into a handful of people who know or follow us 😅

[@johnnyhawk329]

Wonder how many people climbed the fence and kept on going?

[@danielmadrid7765]

Chamisa.

[@maryroddy9316]

Every time you two were getting close to the edge I would find myself leaning the opposite direction in my chair ☺️.. I would be panting like a mad dog if that were me. Don't know how you do it.

[@RobertPerrigoOkiechopper]

Has the Dodge Ram been trouble-free as it appears?

[@AbomAdventures]

No problems on the trip, but not a dead battery about a month before. I swapped out both with new.

[@RobertPerrigoOkiechopper]

@@AbomAdventures Your trip would make an excellent Dodge Ram commercial by far.

[@dannygoin6552]

👋👋👋🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸☕️☕️☕️👀👀👀

[@maxsav007]

Ayy

[@aspecialkindofhard-headed7082]

“Crop-lifting” Def: The art of misappropriating, wild foliage/plants, for personal enjoyment at home. Lol

[@waynec3121]

I don’t think they will live in Florida Abbey sorry

[@Fairchildflyer]

Except dairy cows,,, eat-milk-eat milk.. 27 years no vacation

[@cbrsigsauer]

It's called chamisa or rabbit brush.