Driving in Colorado Rocky Mountains from Denver to Boulder to Nederland

[@roadsexplore]

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[@RoadsOfAsiaBen]

Great drive and the view! What airlines did you fly to US and back home?

[@roadsexplore]

Hi, thank you, glad you enjoyed the drive! We flew with United, they had quite a good service.

[@gheorgheradu2858]

Te asteptam,bravo,super film!

[@roadsexplore]

Multumesc, ma bucur ca ti-a placut filmul di SUA! Or sa mai vina si altele lunile urmatoare.

[@nielsontheroad]

Nice video! Hope you enjoyed Colorado and the USA. I lived in Colorado Springs many years ago and always love to come back. Denver is also quite familiar to me. Last time we were there we also set out on a big west coast road trip all the way down to San Diego. It wasn't in an RV but in an all-american Dodge Challenger 🤠

[@roadsexplore]

Wow, must have been great to live there for a period of time. We drove from Denver through The Rockies to Yellowstone, Pacific coast, then back over the south, through Arizona and Utah. Had a great time there, plan to return there.

[@nielsontheroad]

@@roadsexplore Nice, quite a trip. Yes Colorado is a great state to live in. Spent many months in winter up in the Rockies as well. Not sure if you drove I-70 through the rockies, it's one of the more scenic highways in the US. Last time I ventured out to Leadville, the highest town in the states. It was a cool adventure :)

[@roadsexplore]

@@nielsontheroad Drove over Eisenhower Tunnel (I-70) on the way back to Denver. Also through Leadville, very nice town high in the mountains. Took the route Glenwood Springs - Aspen - Leadville - I-70 -Denver, will upload it too, was a great drive, with 2 high mountain passes (Independence Pass and Fremont Pass).

[@nielsontheroad]

@@roadsexplore Awesome! I also wanted to drive the Independence pass but it was still closed then in May. On the way back we drove more South via Durango and Wolf Creek Pass, where there was still plenty of snow towards the end of May. When we stayed in Colorado Springs the end of May, it also snowed heavily on one day. I wasn't surprised because Colorado weather is the craziest I know. There were times I could wear shorts in December and 3 days later in the Rockies experience -35 while snowboarding 😀

[@SoferAmator]

Wow, new places, enjoy the journey!

[@roadsexplore]

Hi, thank you, indeed it was fantastic to do a road-trip in The USA.

[@Matz32]

Schöne landschaften ❤Und wie fahrt sich auf anderen Weltende vergleichweise zu uns in Europa ?

[@roadsexplore]

Hi, es ist viel mehr Platz da, und man fühlt es auf die Straßen. Ist sehr entspannt zu fahren, war nie in ein richtige Stau, und wir sind 8000km gefahren. Die Landstraßen sind auch moderner, gebaut in die 1930s-1940s, viel später als bei uns, deshalb haben die eine bessere, geradere, Strassenführung. Asphalt ist aber viel schlechter, die arbeiten aber gerade dran, waren viele Baustellen überall.