Driving from NYC to Los Angeles | Part 7 - Hays, KS to Louisville, CO

[@jarihult]

This part of this U.S coast to coast wasn’t an disappointment at all , it was great opportunity to see different landscapes and sceneries on this enjoyable and relaxing drive😎Thank you for sharing A K 🙂👍!!!

[@ActionKid]

Much appreciated, it was certainly a trip to remember

[@youtuberx199]

I hope you will go over the route over Rocky Mountain. You will never forget the experience! It is really a once in a lifetime chance!

[@napoleon-sk5oc]

I did it twice

[@ActionKid]

I did it and it was an experience of a lifetime

[@susanboatman7913]

I seeing the Rocky Mountains in the background. Cant wait to see them more up close.

[@ActionKid]

It was really something to look forward to as I did this drive!

[@owenmeyer1305]

I'm really enjoying this driving series, AK. Thanks!

[@sammy7068]

hello that drive was almost beautiful love overland travel peace cant wait til th enext one

[@feifeichin3855]

Very beautiful.

[@ActionKid]

[@richardsymons4015]

This is excellent! 😀

[@ZoZo-fc1we]

Enjoy Colorado it's amazing!!!

[@ActionKid]

It really is an amazing place!

[@marvinhedgecock-f6k]

VERY GOOD I LIKE YOUR VIDEOS I HAVE WATCHED MOST OF THEM. MARVIN FROM UTAH

[@petergivenbless900]

Fantastic sky @2:06:00!

[@hsun7997]

I-70 in Kansas is smooth as silk. The minute you cross Colorado, the road becomes crappier.

[@tyrese3745]

Memo: The I-70 Westbound side in Burlington, CO (after crossing the state line) could use some pavement road work.

[@niqolas]

Endless ocean of prairies

[@sytyoklahoma]

Ummm... nobody going to mention that Legendary and Beautiful F14 TOMCAT @26:08 ?????

[@HengMiao]

This was a fairly smooth drive until you encountered bugs 2:08:33, bumpy road, rain, and then traffic during the last hour. It was cool to see the Rocky Mountains in the distance. ⛰ Thank you for sharing this drive, AK! 🤗

[@ActionKid]

You're welcome! It was challenging to deal with the bugs and road conditions during this drive!

[@bradthehighwayman9956]

When could you first see the mountains in the distance? I've always wanted to drive I-70 to CO and see the mountains rise in the distance from the road.

[@rogertemple7193]

A very beautiful area here with great scenery and a magnificent clear sky not much traffic and take care out there and stay safe Thank You for another great video Thank You Action Kid.😎👍📹📹

[@ActionKid]

Much appreciated, thank you for watching!

[@sophiaraymondetheisen5823]

Lets take a minute of silence to remember the poor fly . R.I.P

[@debeyes]

x2 the speed turn down the volume then open another tab play your fav tunes :)

[@JM-ig4ed]

Denver metro traffic is always awful - their highways are awful too. Saying this as a Colorado native, lol.

[@ActionKid]

I can see why you say that

[@user-qo1zu9mx3b]

Guess your car now has got a lot of miles on it. Love the way you show us the states. Better than the Hollywood version. Driving on the Interstate most people keep their distance. Where I'm from they like to glue themselves to your bumper. I was wondering about one thing when I watch you driving. You (and some others) drive in the left lane for long periods and people overtake on the right. In Europe that is not allowed. What are the rules in USA?

[@kathaag]

Drive in right and pass on left. He probably stayed in left for a better camera view.

[@napoleon-sk5oc]

Watching on a Z Flip 5 in New Joizee

[@ActionKid]

[@arc8216]

Almost half of Colorado is flat - a pretty large portion of the state which completely contrasts the other half of the state.

[@rafaelernestosoliscastillo3877]

I wonder if all rest areas have Mc Donalds

[@Roads4K]

very beautful..

[@ActionKid]

[@rafaelernestosoliscastillo3877]

I think the Colorado Estate Government should repair the highways

[@cliffdwelling3807]

2:00:00

[@samarBasu-f1f]

What car you are driving

[@ActionKid]

Toyota Camry

[@roger.g.walters_6398]

There's no such thing as a traffic circle lol. It's actually called a roundaboust, which is ridiculous when you could just say roundabout, but it's a British thing. I guess people usually have their own words for things by what they choose to call them.