Discovering a Hidden Oasis in a Remote Desert Canyon

[@NicholasEager]

Hi folks 👋 Many of you have been asking for more details about this hike. Here’s a link to my hiking guide with all of the details: nicholaseager.com/g/coyote-gulch Coyote Gulch is a difficult hike in a sensitive environment. Some climbing experience might be required and you need to pack out all waste (including human waste). Please research carefully, and be safe and respectful if you decide to go do this on your own. Thanks for watching and your support 💛🙏

[@Kitsune-ko]

Thanks for the heads up! Coyote Gulch sounds like an incredible adventure, but definitely not for the faint of heart. I appreciate the reminder to research thoroughly and respect the environment. Your videos always inspire me to explore responsibly. Keep up the great work! 🌟

[@teofiloaviles8002]

Where is this at. What state?

[@andrewbird4884]

​@@teofiloaviles8002Southern Utah

[@merk9569]

@@Kitsune-ko. My idea of an adventure is walking around my backyard, at least as far as the stream that runs across the back. When this neighborhood was developed nearly 45 years ago, it was done as responsibly for the environment as was done at that time. I have pine trees 3’ in diameter and lots of deciduous trees from 3’ to 5’ in diameter. Actually, there is so many that moss does not grow for lack of light! Along the edge where there is a break in the trees the original owners planted lots of shade tolerant shrubs, almost all evergreen. They are the largest I have ever seen. Today was a milestone: I added my touch with the first planting of hydrangeas and dogwoods. I’ve never seen fire engine red hydrangeas but in a couple of weeks they will be blazing red along the tree line. It is my paradise and I call it Eden. 😊

[@suzannelegeza1292]

@@teofiloaviles8002 Utah

[@KayDueFrene]

Thank you for the silence, No talking no music just beauty. Feels so very good. Kay

[@cawiltu]

So right. I feel I’m right there

[@marianneschacht3799]

Someone has been there, there are paths!

[@SILSAL67]

​@@marianneschacht3799well, great that people are enjoying the beauty instead of wasting time criticising others.

[@nglswt]

His pants feels extra newspaprish sfx.

[@lorenpichler3637]

Saudações !!! Também Amo os Sons da Natureza !!!

[@nancym5814]

This is one of the most beautiful films I have ever seen. Being able to enjoy all the sounds I can almost smell the air. Each view is a painting unto itself. As a 75 yr old thank you for taking me where I am unable to go. 🕊

[@NicholasEager]

Thank you so much for your kind words! It means a lot to me. I'm thrilled you enjoyed the film!

[@nancym5814]

@NicholasEager Mr. Eager! I'm thrilled to be able to thank you "in person"! You really have a gift and it's wonderful to see you sharing it. Especially enabling us to hear everything and the cinematography. Magical! I never got to make a journey as this but you have made me feel like I did. Thank you so very much. 🏆🙂

[@KoiAquaponics]

Just so you know, he had to walk twice for each shot to retrieve the camera for you to enjoy! ;-) Actually, now that I visualize it, I think 4 times. 1st time - walks to the site, sets camera 2nd time - walks behind camera to pretend to walk in front of it 3rd time - goes back to retrieve camera 4th time - walks to next destination

[@nancym5814]

@KoiAquaponics Lord I had no idea! Thank you for passing that info on. That makes it all the more amazing!

[@fehmiabbasi4874]

same here

[@Roger-go6jc]

Thanks for letting the silence speak. Anyone who breathes the quiet places will value this.

[@NicholasEager]

Thanks for the appreciation! So glad you enjoyed the tranquility of the remote desert oasis. Happy hiking!

[@gerhardpretorius9954]

Hi. This is absolutely beautiful. No talking just silence. I love this video. Breathtaking beautiful. No cars, no people, no noises, no pollution. No Tv's lol. No shops. This is what I need. Thank you.

[@GBearcat]

I've hiked this canyon 4 times, and taken a dozen people with me over the years -- the last time I did it, I was 65 yrs old -- and back then there were no cables to pull yourself out of the canyon with! Most beautiful place in the universe, according to me. And I always did it as a one-day hike, no overnight camping is necessary. Keep the backpack as light as possible; bring a filter so you can drink straight out of the creek. You will be walking IN the stream half of the time with wet feet -- that's great, it keeps your feet nice and cool. There are 3 great arches to see, plus one natural bridge going right over the stream. The Steven's Arch with its 225-foot opening is my favorite of all the more than 300 natural arches I've visited.

[@wendywallace1528]

Wow so beautiful. I've never seen this place. Thank you for taking me along. I LOVE to hear the wonderful sounds of nature. Super video stay safe

[@rhondaeverett8284]

Where is it?

[@katharinatrub1338]

oh, I feel for doing this walk. Ok, I'm not the youngest, but since you say it is a one day walk... I guess you need to be organized to be picked up at the End...or brought to the starting point in the beginning. I live in Quebec, my son in SLC, so well, I'll have to check this out. thanks so much for your report!

[@katharinatrub1338]

@@rhondaeverett8284 Coyote Gulch, southern Utah

[@Automedon2]

Man, I envy you. I need to get back out to the desert.

[@johngillians1027]

I used to dream of the desert often as a NY inner city child . I came to Arizona for a visit and 20 yrs later I’m still living in peace.

[@Gemma-lg7lf]

Never seen your videos before. I have followed many backpacker, nomad, bushcrafter channels but your channel in new to me. This was absolutely the most incredible magical place I've ever seen videoed and your camera work catches ever bit of it's beauty. Thank you for sharing this and for your sensitivity to this sacred place and the way you captured it's uniqueness and character.

[@judeneufeld8826]

❤THANK YOU so Very VERY MUCH. SO VERY LOVELY ❤😊

[@altonbrek]

What an amazing Edenic place in the middle of the wilderness! 😊

[@lisawallis6300]

Your filming is so professional. I appreciate that you keep your camera in focus, not blurring out the background or surroundings. Because the majority of your scenes are visually clear the viewing experience is so enjoyable. We feel like were there with you. We feel the experience your having or at least can imagine it because we can see so much in each scene. I hope content makers and filmmakers in general follow your example.

[@NicholasEager]

Thanks so much for the kind words! I'm glad you feel like you're right there with me. Cheers!

[@robertomarin4289]

Excelente, gracias. Cali.

[@zoyaborzova2386]

Спасибо за ваш бесценный труд! Спасибо за доставленное удовольствие! Спасибо за прекрасные картины первозданной природы! Это поистине прекрасно! 🙏🤗👍😍☀️☀️☀️🩵❤️💚🍀🌿☘️🌺🌸🌺🙏

[@YesItsMeGuys68]

BRAVO !!!!!! THAT was an incredible small journey and should win an award for cinematography and editing. Thank you for bringing us along.. Mother Earth truly is magnificent.

[@NicholasEager]

Thanks so much! I'm thrilled you enjoyed the journey. Mother Earth's awesomeness never ceases to inspire.

[@gerryhartung736]

Reminds me of an old western novel where the man finds such a canyon (through lava tubes) such as this and starts a ranch. One or two ways in/out. Then finds women of his dreams, starts a family...... read many westerns like this beautiful place. The colors...oranges, reds, green, blue of the sky.....to traverse the canyon, camping out for days/weeks....80 y/o this summer...dont know if I can hike 26 miles, but I sure want to. So glorious, like the native peoples and pioneers found this place before our generations! ❤

[@cattymajiv]

I'm 63 and I can barely do 1 mile! Lol! But I'd do anything to be able to do this wonderful hike! It's just fabulous!

[@majortom8047]

@@cattymajivWell I'm 80. I went on a six mile hike last week. Now I'm starting to feel rested up enough to do it again. I want to take a 12 mile hike with some young friends. We'll see.

[@abwisam3946]

اين يقع هذا النهر المغطى بالأقواس في أي قاره؟؟؟ سبحان الله ( هذا خلق الله )

[@Deontjie]

Reminds me of the Fish river canyon.

[@michaelford2517]

That is a story by Louis l’Amour.

[@cjdeschu]

It’s amazing to think of the power of water / not only to carve the canyon, but to allow the growth of all of that plant life and thus support the animals.

[@robertdiehl1281]

Absolutely gorgeous desert country. The contrast of the green cottonwoods the various shades of colors in the rocks and sand and creek waters is striking…all under a beautiful blue sky. Birds chirping. What a fantastic excursion. Great video.

[@NicholasEager]

Thanks so much for watching! I'm glad you enjoyed the contrast and beauty of the desert oasis. Cheers!

[@deborl7278]

Im 70 years old and used to love getting out in the unknown. I can hear the birds ,the water as it trickles ,listen as you walk , on the journey you are taking me on. Just fabulous ,

[@NicholasEager]

Thank you for sharing your experience. Your connection with nature is inspiring. Stay tuned for more soon 😊

[@KM-jm5xj]

72 female here. I started solo road tripping half a century ago plus and would always travel in off seasons and usually on dirt roads to get to places seldom seen. The natural sounds of those travels becomes a part of you. Forever grateful for those walks...

[@BananaAlert]

Great job showing this beautiful Nature, finding those locations, hiking, planning shots, angles, setting up tripod 100s of times, and then editing everything. You have my admiration, and my thanks.

[@NicholasEager]

Thanks so much for the kind words! It means a lot to hear you enjoyed the content. Keep adventuring!

[@MICIONE06]

C'est impressionant et avec cette palette de couleur incroyable...d'une beauté à couper le soffle , entendre les oiseaux , l'eau qui coule et le vent.....c'est la plus belle musique qui soit ,j'ai 77 ans et un GRAND MERCI pour ce MAGNIFIQUE VOYAGE que tu partage avec nous .....et quelle surprise en voyant les biches !!!!! Cette eau d'où est-ce -quelle arrive et où est- ce quelle va? et dans quelle region des USA se trouve ce desert ?? Mais a, la fin de la video ,que fait-elle cette vache toute seule dans la brousse ???? MERCI

[@Stoic180]

Hello Good Folks. Brief context: This wonderful video shows a stretch of "Coyote Gulch", a tributary of The Escalante River in southern Utah. It's part of the "Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument". Public Land (Bureau of Land Management). Fun Fact: The "Staircase" refers to a vast geologic landscape that can be thought of as five gigantic, colorful "steps": The Chocolate to Vermilion to White to Gray to Pink Cliffs. It's largely remote, stunning country. 🌞

[@nuages7462]

Thank you - great info! I knew it must be southern UT. The Grand Staircase is on my bucket list, such an incredible region!

[@sibylb974]

sometimes is good to not know where gems are hidden

[@texasgirl9405]

Thank you for sharing the location @Stoic 180. I will never understand why videographers don't specify the location when there's obvious well worn hiking paths/trails where they are venturing. I figured it was Southern Utah.

[@jlvandat69]

Thanks!

[@AJ-bz7wq]

thanks you for that. Its more than the guy who made this video told us! Thanks again ..

[@greenspiritarts]

Love this! Beautiful video of a magical place. Thank you for no narration or music……just the magic of water in the desert!!!!

[@sledge7583]

As a disabled veteran, thank you for taking me along for this wonderful journey. Semper Fidelis

[@NicholasEager]

I'm so glad you enjoyed the journey! Thank you for your service and for joining me on this adventure.

[@merk9569]

Thank you so much for the sacrifices you and your family made. My father was career US Navy who died as a result of service when I was 12. You are both my American heroes. 😊

[@Richie_Rips]

Oohrah

[@CapitalCityService]

I'm from Scotland mate, my papa was in The Black Watch, in North Africa, Al Alamein, Oct 1942. I wanted to say no service is ever forgotten. 🙏🏽

[@Larz1961]

Thank you for service and the sacrifice you made for our country.

[@1492chris]

There is a good chance this canyon looked exactly like this when the Egyptians were building the pyramids. You found a place that exist outside of time.The silent hiking was an excellent choice, thanks for taking us with you.

[@pcrhkr]

Absolutely a beautiful experience watching this. I am too old to do this hike, but enjoy the trip and your outdoor skills showing us how this should be done, No commentary needed, just peaceful beauty. Well done! Thank you.

[@NicholasEager]

Thanks so much for watching! Really glad you enjoyed the peaceful beauty of the desert oasis. Truly magical!

[@daverodgers6208]

Grand adventure. For bringing me along here's an Irish blessing from my great aunt..."May the road rise up to meet you. May the wind be always at your back. May the sun shine warm upon your face; the rains fall soft upon your fields and until we meet again, may God hold you in the palm of His hand."

[@mingzhou9082]

Beautiful poem

[@katharinatrub1338]

thank you, so soothing to read!

[@georgewhitehouse8630]

Good God are holding us ❤

[@ottoprasek7215]

Thank you for letting the nature to speak and reveal itself. Great video to highlight the beautiful planet we live on.

[@EuniceR7]

The Majesty of colour and panoramic views, just awesome, I had a great time watching your film. Thank you, Nicholas👏

[@NicholasEager]

Thanks for watching! So glad you enjoyed the film and the majestic views. It means a lot to me 💛

[@harrywalker968]

@@NicholasEager am i deaf.???.

[@Cheeze60]

It's so nice to watch a video with no music, no talking and no partner that wants attention! Thanks

[@davidnewkirk2438]

The clip starting at 6:30.. absolutely sublime! Gorgeous light, water, shapes of the stone walls.. wow!

[@markh5889]

Brilliant!!! Thanks for not adding music and just letting the sounds of nature be enough.

[@DennisCaffey]

Definitely stunningly beautiful place. Extra, extra credit for taking the time to take long shots of you hiking through with the stunning terrain framing your experience. Thanks for the silence as well. Really helps to give the viewer the real power of the place.

[@NicholasEager]

Thanks so much for the kind words! It's awesome to hear that you appreciated the cinematic experience. Cheers!

[@shawnific]

You're a darling to not add a voiceover. The natural sounds are almost ASMR and totally hypnotic. I felt I was there with you myself. BEST exploration video ever.

[@Lazairgeorge]

This is truly one of my favorite hikes. Done it a few times. First time doing the full top to bottom and back (every turn was just magical) and then once dropping in at the bottom and hiking up midway and climbing out to the west and returning to our car at the lower parking lot. Last time with some scouts from the lower parking lot and hiking down to the Escalante River for lunch and then upsteam to see Stevens Arch before heading back. Just a gem of a hiking area.

[@janicem4382]

This place is incredible, thanks for taking us there.

[@vivanasperen3339]

I needed this hike today. Thanks so much for sharing your journey. This has to be one of the most picturesque places I have ever seen. It’s stunningly captured in the video.

[@CTWM22]

This is, by far, the most amazing hike I've experienced in the Southwest. Nothing better than a true gem down 40 miles of a dirt road, 2.5 miles of a hike across the barren land, only to find this wonderful world, hidden in a gulch in the earth. Amazing place! Stop in town first and let the rangers know you're going...it's remote!

[@lizdg3892]

This place is just amazing. I can only imagine humans who lived out there long ago. Magical place. The changes in landscape. Loved it all. ❤

[@pjstar2009]

I did this canyon in ~'81, much less equipped, but fell in love with the desert nevertheless, been here ever since. Thanks for letting us join you without chatter and letting nature speak

[@NicholasEager]

That's amazing! The desert has a way of capturing your heart. So glad you enjoyed the video - thanks!

[@CJScrol]

I’m imagining the turbulent rush of water that formed those magnificent archways over eons. Spectacularly beautiful! Thanks for sharing with us. 😊

[@brentross69]

Wow... You found my secret zen garden!! 40+ years ago... I like ved in Moab... I did river guiding and mountain biking guided trips. When mountain bikes first started coming out... I used to ride into this beautiful canyon cut out through the red rocks!! I never guided anybody to this area and only locals knew of it but many of them had never even been!! Haven't been back since those days... Actually started traveling the world... Seen so many beautiful places...settled in Bolivia!! Loved this place... Brings back such memories... Thanks so much!

[@LaughingblueSu]

I am only part way through and am amazed at the quality of your video. The silhouettes, the closeup of flowrrs. The red rock against green trees. Spectacular!

[@jipe5359]

This video is a real treat. Just the calm, the silence and the serenity of landscapes that are both grandiose and intimate.

[@boydjensen3161]

Oh, to be young, strong, independent. Thanks for taking us along to share the beauty and splendor I envy the moments...!

[@NicholasEager]

Thanks so much for watching! It's all about embracing those moments in nature. Glad you enjoyed the journey!

[@boydjensen3161]

@@NicholasEager Nearer My God...

[@joybarber6974]

I love that we can see you in the video to help us get a good perspective on how big these areas are! So magical and magnificent. Thank you so much for sharing this amazing adventure. Most of us will never get to experience this so it’s a blessing that youshare❤

[@mssusanmarie]

I love how deer who haven't had contact with humans before aren't really afraid of people, just mildly cautious.

[@cjdeschu]

I had the same thought

[@nskimharris]

don't take that for granted during mating season ever ok?

[@TonyTrupp]

This also tends to happen within national parts and wilderness areas where they’re not accustomed to be hunted

[@OrganicGreens]

Its actually the other way around. Deer like this around trails have seen humans and are not afraid. Deer in the wild will run just from your smell. I can almost touch the ones around the suburbs here in Missouri.

[@RoseMadrid-e5t]

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The WORK of CREATION HAPPENED before mankind, but the Book of Genesis came only after mankind existed; it is a book written by Moses during the Age of Law.🛑 It's LIKE THINGS that HAPPEN to you NOW: AFTER they happen, you write them down to SHOW PEOPLE in the FUTURE, and for PEOPLE in the FUTURE, your RECORDS are THINGS that HAPPENED in the PAST- --this is nothing but a HISTORY. ☀️ The things recorded in the Old Testament are Jehovah's work in Israel, and those recorded in the New Testament are the work of Jesus during the Age of Grace; they record the work that God completed in two different eras. The Old Testament records God's work in the Age of Law, and so the Old Testament is a historical book, while the New Testament is the result of work in the Age of Grace. When the new work began, the Old Testament also fell out of fashion---and thus, the New Testament is also a historical book. 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[@carlabunn1134]

I am a seventy year old woman, no longer able to these things. Thank you for taking me along with you .

[@lindsayheywood7195]

Ditto!

[@georgewhitehouse8630]

I hope that I will at 72

[@brahimoboskan3917]

You can do it just step by step iam the same 63 years old good day

[@Nomadcreations]

So True Carla, We Can Travel from Own Own Living/or Any Rooms, No gas Needed :)

[@carlabunn1134]

@@Nomadcreations 😊

[@Ddax-td7qy]

I've been watching quite a few of these desert hike films, and this is the most spectacular scenery. Let's hope nobody sees it who wants to film a movie!

[@merk9569]

If you want to see more of the desert, the channel The Trek Planner is a favorite. Jeff studies google earth, finds anomalies that may be ruins from ancient times and takes us on a trip to see them. Always respectful of the ruins and environment, Jeff doesn’t share the location in order to protect them. Hope you check it out.

[@irisb7205]

So peaceful. Only the sound of footsteps and chirping birds. I could live here till the end of my days.

[@r44time]

The calming sounds of Nature and the bubbling of the river is relaxing and Zen-like. Love the video!

[@davidbamford4721]

It’s amazing to think that that little creek has carved that beautiful canyon.

[@jamescabaniss5857]

I have been going to Escalante every year since 1978. I usually go up the Escalante river to Death Hollow. Fantastic area, nobody there except some German tourists now and then,

[@alexontheedge]

A spiritually satisfying and peaceful walk through time. Probably a sometime haven for Native Americans. Amazing landforms. Beautiful. Thank you.

[@Lb-df4xi]

What an amazingly beautiful place, those deer are just living in paradise

[@anna220176]

Отличная прогулка куда не всем дано попасть. Прогулка с натуральными звуками дает ощущение нахождения именно в этом моменте. Красивый фильм.

[@NicholasEager]

Thanks for watching! Glad you enjoyed the natural sounds and the beauty of the desert. Stay tuned for more adventures!

[@shadesofpurple7283]

FINALLY the algorithm gives me something i actually want to watch 🎉

[@nskimharris]

The hiking poles ARE the tent poles!

[@phyl1283]

Such beautiful country. I'm almost 85 and will never take a hike like this but it is wonderful that you did it for me. Thank you.

[@Pancake-forever]

This hidden gem is wonderful. Thank you for sharing with us how beautiful our planet is ❤

[@NicholasEager]

Thanks for joining me on the adventure! Mother Nature never fails to amaze. Glad you enjoyed the film!

[@littlebrookreader949]

What beauty. ❤️With the sound of flowing water and birds singing!

[@simontenkate9601]

Paradise lost! Stunningly beautiful

[@fredmonroe6042]

Walking where I will never be able to tread. Thank you for sharing.

[@russellbaker27]

It’s me again, This video to me personally is amazing.you have got everything right.The bueatiful sound of silence is deafening.The sound of the natural world is wonderful.This location you have found for your trek is stunningly gorgeous .Personally I found this cowboy country. Butch, Cassidy and the Sundance kid.. I can just imagine, Robert Redford, and Paul Newman, charging out of the canyon, guns in hand. My imagination at this point is running wild definitely cowboy country for me.. please keep up the great work you are doing.Take care, Stay safe, Keep warm. I’m in Lone Ranger mode now, Hi. Ho. Silver. Away. . 🙏❤️

[@NicholasEager]

Thanks so much for the kind words! Appreciate you joining me on this cinematic desert adventure. Cheers!

[@russellbaker27]

@@NicholasEager Thankyou so much for your kind reply,I’m just a lonely old man in my seventy’s, who has a little boy in 1952 always wanted to be a cowboy. Wagon train , rawhide, Cheyenne, Bodie, alias Clint Walker, the law man, least of all, not forgetting my hero, the lone ranger.My dreams never came true, but I still live in hope.😂🙏 .My memories hold dear, I still have in my possession, my cowboy toys from the 1950s.Toy cowboy guns, Winchester rifles, double holstered, guns, and many other items of interest from the early 1950s that I treasure to this day. Let’s also not forget Gunsmoke, another great cowboy series of that era.So once again my friend, Take care, Stay safe, Keep warm, Hi. Ho. Silver. Away. 🙏

[@NicholasEager]

Thanks for sharing your story 💛🙏 Those are such great memories to have 😊

[@larshyer3367]

No words needed, dude, I get it. Beautiful and serene, pure and real. That is all you need. Stunning, broh!!

[@anthropottery1968]

Beautifully done including the food you eat, all I can say is Thank You.

[@kathycagg6531]

So incredibly beautiful! I enjoyed this so much. The quietness made it even more enjoyable. Thank you!

[@erroleabrown4317]

Wow thats one of the most beautiful natural places on earth and you got to walk it how grand it really was a paradise lucky you

[@NicholasEager]

Thanks so much! It truly was a breathtaking experience. Nature is the best artist out there, hands down.

[@erroleabrown4317]

@@NicholasEager that is so true I never thought about nature like that but wow thats a beautiful thought and so true

[@moomoo3031]

OMG that was such a beautiful hike! TY for going to all the extra miles (setting up the camera!) to share this with us. I wish I could go hike there but my hiking days are thru. thanks again, be safe out there. I wish I was able to go there.

[@jeffpittman8725]

I'm not certain I would be able to leave if I hiked into an area like this. Leave the modern world behind forever.

[@roddyw.7388]

How about not filming this shit so the masses dont find it and fuck it up.

[@LUIS-ox1bv]

And suffering a physical mishap, such as a broken leg, what recorse woud you have?

[@AmoghBanatti-by9fn]

Probably the best place on earth,,,so much peace.. endless beauty... really the nature rocks ❤

[@ecmarks438]

Thank you for a beautiful hike. I really liked the opening view from on top where you can see the series of green oases below, such a lovely contrast to the red sanstone. That pure silence from everyday human-made noise with just ambient nature was relaxing. I appreciate all the walking you did and the great editing to create a narrative flow. The vistas you captured were magical, majestic and just pure awesome. Took me back to when I did have a few opportunities to hike in the West, some of my best memories.

[@NicholasEager]

Thanks so much for watching! It was an incredible hike, and I'm glad you enjoyed the video. Stay tuned for more soon 😊

[@sthaneshwarmysore806]

So called man made WONDERS come no where close to the bewildering wonders carved out by nature, nor can they ever. Wow! What a place! Excellent camera work. Thank you for bringing this to us in such an impressive manner. Please keep doing so, so that the lesser mortals such as me can be made aware of such unusual places on our planet, for now the only abode for the human kind.🙏🙏🙏

[@bas4903]

Cmon people this deserves way more likes

[@teresadvorak6145]

Yes , it does! I'm watching it again, two weeks later 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍 ❤

[@cammylabay5014]

I love that we get to hear the sounds of nature, learn SO much just from watching you cook and set up camp, and we don't have to listen to a bunch of yapping! It's the next best thing to doing the hike yourself. Thanks!

[@NicholasEager]

Thanks for the support! I'm glad you enjoy the natural sounds and getting a taste of the hiking experience. Stay tuned for more 😊

[@campingalan]

Hello from Ouray, Colorado. This is some incredible videography and natural scenery!! Thank you so much for sharing your adventure here !

[@NicholasEager]

Thanks for tuning in from Ouray, Colorado! I appreciate the support and I'm glad you enjoyed the adventure!

[@georginawoodford228]

Wow stunning! When nature makes a garden it really makes a garden. Thank you.

[@cornwasher]

Exceptional photography and beautiful scenery. You really have to hike the canyons to appreciate their beauty....

[@NicholasEager]

Thanks so much! I agree, nothing beats experiencing the beauty of the canyons in person. Happy hiking!

[@noblenotes27]

That was amazing. It blows my away that it took millions of years of water carving away the sand stone rock to make that trail possible . Thank you

[@lilybee5269]

You did such a beautiful job filming this spectacular hike.

[@NicholasEager]

Thank you so much! It was an incredible journey, and I'm glad you enjoyed the film. Happy trails!

[@mjremy2605]

What a magical place. I feel drenched in Nature's beauty. Your film is so respectful of nature and the path you trod. The camera angles were hard work as you retraced your steps many times. You captured the soul of this place in such a sensitive way. There is a Japanese concept called Forest Bathing where you immerse yourself in green nature. In reality the greenness bounces back Infra Red Light Therapy on us, flooding us and physically making us feel good. Even watching a film like this has that effect. Thank you for doing such good work!

[@NicholasEager]

Thanks for the kind words! It's amazing to hear that the film brought you such a powerful connection to nature. Stay tuned for more soon!

[@nuages7462]

Thank you for sharing such an amazing journey! Your cinematography is so beautifully done!

[@NicholasEager]

Hey, thanks so much! I'm glad you enjoyed the film. Stay tuned for more epic hiking adventures!

[@きこりの星]

とても素敵な体験をされていますね。 世界にはこんな美しい所がある本当に感動しました。一緒に歩いているような気分にさせてくれる貴方の才能に感謝します。

[@cawiltu]

The start of the video is mind boggling. All the S bends. So many of them ❤❤

[@basilsorbet7314]

Agree with posters- exquisite film you have created of an astonishing natural wonder. Love the silence- so much more authentic for the film. I can sit here and watch with my own natural sounds- birds, crow , the occasional hawk or woodpecker. Wind thru the tree leaves. You did the right thing.

[@user-gg4of8kj6y]

This is a remnant of how the land was previous to colonization. The people lived in a natural garden and home in the cliffs

[@wdwtx2.0]

And then another tribe came along and massacred them. Rinse, repeat.

[@user-gg4of8kj6y]

@@wdwtx2.0 the first nations had peace agreements that were admirable to the colonizers...... So much so that the agreements were replicated into modern law. Not sure if you really know Real American History

[@TheRealBozz]

Tell that to the Comanche...

[@Lusifer56]

This video was the best video clip I have seen in my life, it was very, very beautiful. You are an artist and a respected professional mountaineer. Thank you very much for sharing this work of art.

[@Westwalker51]

So beautiful and relaxing ,great work as usual. Rewatching all your films regularly. Thank You🙏🏻🧙🏻‍♂️🌅

[@NicholasEager]

Thanks so much for the support! I'm glad you find my films relaxing. Stay tuned for more adventures!

[@mukundkharade906]

WOW !!!!!!!!!!!!!! ITS JUST SOMETHING WONDERFUL, DESERT ABOVE AND ROAD BELOW ME !!!!!!!! ALL CREATERS OF THIS VIDEO WONDERFUL , MOST BEAUTIFUL THINGS IN THE WORLD CAN BE SIMPLE YET FULL OF BEAUTY. . THANK YOU VERY MUCH

[@Travelonext]

Lovely. Watching your video all the way from Everest Base Camp 🥰

[@NicholasEager]

Thanks for tuning in all the way from Everest Base Camp! Glad you enjoyed the desert oasis adventure!

[@kathyhudson4352]

stunningly beautiful place, and to have it all to yourself. What a beautiful hike, thanks for taking us along.

[@deoneforpeace]

Internet Miracle.....That was sooooo Awesome!!!!....THANK YOUUUU 🙏 💞 💖

[@NicholasEager]

Thanks so much for the love! It was such an epic adventure, glad you enjoyed it! ✨🏜️

[@pujariselvam7213]

I watched it in the morning. It gave me sense of belonging to this wonderful place. Thanks for this beautiful exploration...

[@lorashurpik7644]

The Lost World itself, a true legend

[@carriemartz8952]

Paradise!!! I would not want to leave!!! Thanks for sharing your visit Love the sounds of nature!!

[@ericr.3759]

Wow! The effects of a meandering creek in solid rock over geologic time is really awe inspiring. What a spot to contemplate the time of human existence.

[@NicholasEager]

Thanks so much for your comment! Nature's ability to shape such beautiful landscapes definitely puts things into perspective.

[@D.A-g9r]

Danke für diesen schönen Film! Endspannung pur und nur Natur, herlich.

[@scottfergusson8411]

Dude is literally walking twice as far as needed just to get these shots …! New sub here.

[@jonisorsen]

He surely has someone with him.

[@Hope-kx9lz]

@@jonisorsen Not necessarily. Many video filmmakers do it this way. Another person is not mentioned anywhere. It would be quite selfish to only mention yourself in the text if there were actually two people at work.

[@pinetree5489]

This is also the kind of hike where one is generally not too concerned with 'only' going as far as needed. The joy is in the journey.

[@cerebralfailure8804]

@@jonisorsen he does, at 28:54 he accidentally catches him in the back round, the glare off his hat is what caught my attention initially, if he had been 8 to 10 feet closer the greenery would have likely hidden him from sight, that he was remaining utterly still is what tipped me off that they were together, no other hiker would have had a reason to and even if he had asked them to wait while he filmed they would have been fidgety

[@charlotterobinson1302]

Why would you care? Just enjoy the scenery Mate!

[@markwilson4710]

It was a 35 mile journey, but I have kayaked from Hall's Landing, in Lake Powell, to Coyote Gulch. Amazing scenery!

[@russellbaker27]

Your surroundings are a joy to behold,🙏👍,Thankyou so much for your natural nature sounds, bird 🦜 song Mr bumble bee, the gorgeous sound of running water. The absolutely perfect scenery I must comment thie by far. ,has been for me.The best nature Vidio ever.🙏👍👏👍🙏👏

[@NicholasEager]

Thanks for the kind words! The serene desert oasis and its natural sounds truly make for a special experience. Stay tuned for more soon!

[@helentongue1495]

Stunning scenery! Thank you so much for sharing this wonderful walk!

[@SurfHI75]

Congratulations, Your videography is exceptionally well done. Thank you for this adventure..!!🦫

[@ruthlyons54]

I wonder how he videoed himself

[@SurfHI75]

@@ruthlyons54 MAGIC..!!

[@NicholasEager]

Thanks so much for the kind words! It's a mix of creative camera angles and remote assistance 😁

[@SurfHI75]

@@ruthlyons54 Nicholas Eager Thanks so much for the kind words! It's a mix of creative camera angles and remote assistance 😁

[@redriver6541]

Absolutely beautiful. Thank you so much for the vicarious journey.

[@mariap.2608]

What a fantastic place. Colors are amazing.

[@nestornoriega5855]

Su vivida y tenaz travesia me lleva a reflexionar sobre el mismo sentido de nuestro paso por el campo de la existencia.... Nestor Noriega, Bogota.Colombia