Horseshoe Bend Trail/Lookout, Arizona 2014 (Before Railing Installed)

[@adonnac561]

What a great video! I reacted the same way when I crept up to the edge. You did a magnificent job of recording the hike up to it. I felt like that .5 mile hike would never end and kept saying to my husband that I must have misread the distance. Your partner did a great job describing your trip and the filling in facts I was wondering about...like what month you were there. It was not crowded and you were able to video with no one getting in your way the entire time. We went to Horseshoe Bend and Antelope Canyon the same day, in Oct., and it was so crowded and unnerving with the certain tourists pushing us with no concern for safety when being so close to the edge. We will definitely book in May next time. Thank you again for this great video!

[@edghared]

wow!! than I have to visit this place as well. that's wonderful that is closer to the Lower antelope canyon. Thanks again. Great videos, good information, amazing artist eye.

[@Prouisorsapientiae]

Edgar Chavez Yes, don't miss this place! I'm glad you enjoyed the videos.

[@Jojogriz1]

Great video! I plan to visit AZ in October 2017 and see this!

[@jamiejame1107]

This bring me so much comfort tbh. I'love be doing a trip to Horseshoe Bend and Antelope Canyon in 3 months, and these videos just made me excited to go there. Although I'm planning on going to horseshoe rather early to capture the sunset and a bit of the morning night (Do some astrophotography). I'm going to be renting a fish eye lens, but I also have a Sigma 17-70mm f/2.8... So this is like awesome! Thank youn so much for filming these videos!

[@jamiejame1107]

I'll*

[@Prouisorsapientiae]

+Jamie Hernandez Which camera? Full frame or crop? Just to give you an idea, I used a Tokina 11-16mm f2.8 @ 11mm for this video/time lapse. You'll have a great time out there. It's paradise for photography!

[@jamiejame1107]

It looks like it! I have a Nikon D7000 so it's crop but the lens I have for it is specialized for crop bodies, so it's a true 17mm which is the widest, and it's also f/2.8. Thanks for the videos!

[@Rosariojewelfan]

A person would definitely get plenty of vitamin D from the sun! Great video!

[@papunAlicea]

Great...thanks so muchgor share

[@caryt59]

Just returned from HB. No longer free. $10.00 for parking. It was worth it!

[@aaliyahkhan6010]

Nice video!!! The lighting is perfect. This place is on my bucket list. What time of the day did you guys go?

[@Prouisorsapientiae]

Thanks! This would have been right around noon.

[@hayleyreese2928]

My husband and I are planning our AZ trip now and your videos have been so helpful! What time of year did you visit here?

[@Prouisorsapientiae]

I'm glad you found them useful! We went around May in this video. If you have any questions about things to do in the area, just ask. I've been to many places around the area, and there's a lot to see!

[@chinitowander567]

Hi! What time did you arrive in Horseshoe Bend? and what time schedule did you get for the lower antelope canyon tour? Il be going there this mid september. I am planning ahead of time. I hope you can reply to my queries. Thanks

[@dougsfield]

very nice video. Thanks for sharing. We plan on doing this the morning we leave Zion. We thought we would do this first and then Lower Antelope Canyon afterwards around noon before heading up to Bryce Canyon. Which would you recommend first? I was told Lower Antelope Canyon lighting is better around noon so we thought would do that 2nd?

[@Prouisorsapientiae]

dougsfield When we went, we did the canyon first purely due to time constraints. We didn't want to have to wait, so our goal was to be the first group in. If time isn't a big concern, than noon would a good option for lighting. Again, if time isn't a concern, you could also check out Lake Powell and the Glen Canyon Dam. They are both off of/on Route 89. Even with our time situation, we still managed to walk onto the Glen Canyon Dam/Route 89 bridge.

[@dougsfield]

***** thanks for the info. Our goal for the morning is Horseshoe Bend and Lower Antelope Canyon and then we'll see how much time we have left and how long it will take to get to our destination that day Bryce Canyon.

[@alvarogomes5303]

Very nice video! What camera and lens were you using?

[@Prouisorsapientiae]

Alvaro Gomes Thank you! I used a Nikon D5100 with a Tokina 11-16mm f2.8 lens.

[@elenamandicheva4171]

Hello dear. How long is that 5 mile hike? Is it cold or hot? I'm not from America and I'm planning to visit the place at December. Do you know what's the winter like then? Thanks

[@Prouisorsapientiae]

Hi Elena! The trail is only 1.5 miles(2.4 km) round trip, and only takes about 45 minutes without any stopping. The winters get fairly cold there. In December, expect temperatures around 40F(4C) and a very slight possibility of snow. Enjoy your trip!

[@winterthurway8838]

Why aren't these videos of great quality compared to your 'Unforgettable'. I was impressed with unforgettable but checking out other videos on the boat and this one of no great quality . pls let me know.

[@G_Ellis606]

Woman at the end has decent sized cans.

[@blk69coupe]

Wow! :)

[@Prouisorsapientiae]

You stole my words, haha!

[@DesertZero]

Pop up video!

[@Prouisorsapientiae]

The video will be up Friday morning!

[@DesertZero]

That too, but I was referring to the VH-1 show :P

[@Prouisorsapientiae]

DesertZero Haha, I had forgotten about that show.