Brit Reacts To PLACES IN THE UNITED STATES THAT DONT SEEM REAL!

[@michaelschemlab]

He forgot to mention that due to the fact that Antelope Canyon is sacred to the Navajo people, you need to book a guided tour to go. You can’t just show up

[@lizzaangelis3308]

I know that which is why we decided that for our trip to a slot canyon we shall not go as the requirements for the group are more demanding than what my traveling companion can do even though it has an otherwise acceptable skill level.

[@agatehuntress499]

@@gg8264 There is a daily limit of visitors at both locations. You have to plan it advance or you won't get to see it, and during busy season, you have to book well in advance. It's good information for people that are travelling long distances to see these things.

[@jskelly1979]

nobody tells Kabir where he can go and can't go!

[@jdanon203]

@@jskelly1979 Kabir doesn't need to book the guided tour, the guided tour needs to book Kabir!

[@michaeldownard7812]

When you paused at number 1 I started laughing immediately. I knew what you were thinking because apparently my mind is in the gutter too lol

[@kabirconsiders]

Great minds think alike 😂

[@michaeldownard7812]

Lol thanks keep up the great content. I look forward to them all especially food ones lol

[@karenedwards6713]

So glad I'm not the only one!!

[@realfloridaredneck1988]

Should have been called Unreal Western United States. Not a single place was east of the Mississippi. Yes, the West is beautiful, but the East also has many breathtaking places that deserved to be on Briggs list.

[@reneerollins4433]

I was about to say the same thing!

[@reneerollins4433]

​@dacrosberapparently you've never ventured to the Eastern US. It very much does compare with the west. I've been to both and they are equally as mesmerizing.

[@joshcorley9607]

Cant believe he left out wistmAns woods

[@dner75-xh9le]

Briggs has never recognized the US east of the Mississippi. I've seen his OC, and it's a consistent theme.

[@user-ii3vn8tn3q]

I've always wanted to go to the Paluxy River, Texas, In a dry year, to see the dinosaur footprints in the riverbed. It's on my bucket list.

[@randalmayeux8880]

Just go to Glen Rose, the nearest town. I've been there numerous times and it's a cool place. Best to go during the summer, when the water is low. There are a number of different kinds of tracks. I especially like the T-REX, three toed tracks, some are from very young dinosaurs, apparently, since they are quite small. Other Brontosaurus type tracks just look like big round holes. It's also fun to watch the goats walking around on near vertical cliffs. I don't know how they do it!

[@danajohnson4757]

Should have gone this past summer, 2023. We had a drought and many tracks were exposed and easier to view.

[@masonmalcik8563]

That mountain in the background of that one shot of White Sands is part of Guadeloupe Mountains National Park. This mountain harbors a gorge called McKittrick Canyon, which, in contrast to its desert surroundings, contains a maple forest, sporting vivid colors in the fall, almost as vivid as the ones shown in the Portland Japanese Garden.

[@billtaylor3382]

I'm 65 and was born and raised in the states I have been to some states but even living here it's like so much to see in person that I haven't seen!

[@theblackbear211]

The Palouse is amazing... with a few clouds in the sky, the dappled light, combined with the rolling terrain, makes it feel surreal, almost as if the shapes were shifting.

[@MichelleSmith-d5f]

I spent 5 years near the White Sands National Park in Alamagordo New Mexico. My dad worked at the Air Force base there. On the weekends we would grill out and spend time on the sand. One of my favorite memories is "sledding" down the white sand dunes in a refrigerator box. The sand just glistens there like diamonds. It is a beautiful place especially and sunset.

[@vortexathletic]

I swear, Briggs’ voice made me thought he was in his early 30s or something younger, lol

[@cshubs]

I live in NM and have been to White Sands and Bisti Badlands. They're both surreal...and dry. Bring a hat and water.

[@brkaz5864]

Arizona native here. Southern Utah Northern Arizona are absolutely beautiful areas, Grand Canyon, Bryce, Zion, Escalante, but Antelope is not to be missed. Plan, read the website, make sure you have reservations they sell out quickly. Visiting any of the spectacular Parks in or near the Navajo/Hopi Reservations be respectful of the lives, history and culture. That can be said for any of the Reservations in this country and there are many. Respect.

[@babyfry4775]

I’m an American and haven’t heard of most of these places. They’re so cool. I love the Hoh Rain forest. It looks so lush and beautiful. All of those places would be fun. The Mendenhall Ice Caves of Alaska look great too. Good one! 🤩😄

[@robtintelnot9107]

It's nothing spectacular but Joshua Tree always has tripped me out. Giant boulders the size of two storied homes just sitting there with nothing around it. The melting glaciers totally littered us.

[@cripplious]

they do have like three days a beautiful flowers before it goes back to being brown desert. I used to live near there.

[@robtintelnot9107]

@@cripplious Anza Berrego is crazy too. It's hard to explain. We stopped on the side of the road. Went for a walk, dumbfounded

[@lizzaangelis3308]

You could also consider places like Caddo lake state park (worlds largest cypress forest) Palo Duro canyon (second largest canyon in the US) Natural bridges national monument Mesa Verde National Park This person spent way too much time zeroed in on the Pacific Northwest and well there you have it

[@danajohnson4757]

Palo Duro is amazing to visit. One of my fave trips that I have taken in my state. Bug Bend National Park is fun to visit too.

[@sslerlin]

White sands is absolutely beautiful.. the little white lizards everywhere are an added bonus

[@ruth2141]

I lived in Hobbs New Mexico when I was 10-13 back in the early 1960s. White Sands was a bit far for a day trip but we went several times. The park is part of a huge missile range and is closed sometimes when the government is testing rockets. The place where they tested the first atomic bomb is there as well --- the Trinity Bomb Site -- and the government allows escorted convoys of tourists in a couple times a year. I went with my dad and back then you could still pick up pieces of green radioactive glass formed when the blast melted the sand. I still have a little box of them somewhere.

[@lorawiese5897]

Get it, Got it, good--- lol..that is a humorous nod to "The Court Jester" with Danny Kaye. Loved and still love that movie from many years ago.

[@lornemajor4806]

So cool to see Oneanta Gorge on the list. Been there at least 100 times. No better place to be on a hot day. Many other great water falls just minutes away. Stay off the highway, take the old scenic Columbia River Gorge hwy.

[@jLutraveling]

I have been to the. hoh. Rain forest. Wonderful place We saw a large herd of Elk at the entrance I of the forest.

[@jLutraveling]

I had friend that went to Antelope Canyon on a photo. Tour. After. Taking. Amazin photos. They were treated to Navajo flute program of inavajo music.

[@americansmark]

You should look up more on the slot canyons in that part of the country. When it rains at higher elevations, the flash floods that hit the slot canyons are insane and can easily drown an inexperienced hiker. The videos of flash floods out there are astounding.

[@citisoccer]

Lmao I'm gonna take a WILD guess and say this guy lives in the Pacific Northwest. Dude basically didn't acknowledge 97% of the country lol.

[@jimgreen5788]

Kabir, side note--for free--where I live (Rockford, IL), there's also a Japanese garden, and it's ranked #2 in the US. Castello di Amarosa There are so many jawdropping locations on the Navajo Res., including Canyon de Chelly (d'SHAY), Monument Valley, Window Rock, etc. Re. Castello di Amarosa, if it were 'castillo de', it would be Spanish, but I wasn't really certain which Romance language this is from. So, I went to google translate, and confirmed that it's in Italian, and is thus pronounced cah-STELL-oh dee ah-ma-ROSE-uh, rather than cah-STEE-yo day ah-ma-ROW-sah. Little known and less important, I know.

[@moe92870]

13:47 Hay look, it's butthole canyon. Crap he said that after I typed this... oops

[@Cody38Super]

Balloon Knot ! I thought it too! Oh look, a sphincter in the desert.

[@zevynozevyn4102]

😂😂😂😂 Balloon knot, I'm ded.😅😅😅😅

[@Cody38Super]

@@zevynozevyn4102 I can't help it, it just makes me laugh soooooo much......balloon knot!

[@billtaylor3382]

Great video!

[@hardtackbeans9790]

Crop failure varies wildly Kabir. Late freeze kills wheat in Wyoming. Corn burns up in Texas drought.

[@kellyp136]

Drumheller AB in Canada has some gorgeous canyons and the Hoodoos. It feels like you're on another planet sometimes. They shot Ghostbusters Afterlife there.

[@tomfowler381]

The entire area from Portland, Oregon to Seattle, Washington is absolutely stunning.

[@randalmayeux8880]

Hi Kabir! Imagine lava or mud oozing out of those fissures in the last one. It would really complete the picture. Another couple of places, Bryce Canyon and Zion National Park both in Utah, are otherworldly.

[@roadwary56]

He just scratched the surface of all the hidden gems in the US. A toast to my area there were three he mentioned in the Pacific NW.

[@davidtullis2810]

Georgia O'Keefe was a photographer that took pictures of the falic shapes of the mountains

[@LVWerewolf]

If you are in Las Vegas, I would suggest visiting Valley of Fire state park. It’s about 1 hour north of LV and it’s one of my favorite places to visit or suggest to people. Just don’t visit during the summertime. Temps can hit above 110F (+43C)

[@hopeklemann1]

I really like Red Rock canyon

[@George-ux6zz]

I don't live far from Napa. I've seen this castle before. Never stopped there though

[@SuperDrLisa]

I live in Rhode Island, our local biggest park and zoo in Providence our capitol city has a Japanese garden. A favorite place for wedding photos. A tiny cousin to the one in Seattle.

[@babyfry4775]

I think it’s in Portland Oregon.

[@dreamsrmadeof]

The Hoh rain forest isn't the only Washington state rain forest. The whole of the WA west coast is a rain forest.

[@cherylswindle5705]

What'd you call me? Kabir, you crack me up!! LOLOL

[@ixchel55]

Luckily Antelope Canyon and White Sands are relatively close to one another as well as the Grand Canyon. Now understand, when I say 'relatively close' I mean by US standards, not English. Oh, and White Sands is practically next door to Carlsbad Caverns, another must see.

[@sandygrunwaldt1780]

I've never been on a cruise, but Alaska, nope, not me because Russia is way too close. Love From Michigan and again it's an unusual warm Evening temp is 40 degrees. Way to warm for this time of year

[@gotham61]

15.06, those ice caves are definitely not in Antarctica.

[@George-ux6zz]

It seems as though you were excited over the number 1 photo. 🤣🤣

[@daydreamer7832]

My mind goes into the gutter every time I see the last picture

[@NancyMoran-r3b]

I wonder if there have been any Bigfoot sitings in any of these places.

[@thebyrd433]

You are not alone in seeing... a bit of anatomy in that one at 13:57

[@TheRedPeril]

Is California on here?

[@George-ux6zz]

Yeah, it does look like what you think. But very wrinkled, so it must be old. It's all yours! 🤣🤣

[@SuperDrLisa]

Crop failure in USA 2.3 %

[@TroySteele17]

Where is the east coast love!?

[@3rdjrh]

PNW ftw!

[@andyboog2010]

It's a blast to go sledding in white sands

[@bonksai70]

How American to have a small Japan in Oregon.

[@briankirchhoefer]

There's a nice one in Rockford IL also if you're in the Midwest.

[@tinatovar7548]

To be honest with you ever stayed in the United States has natural beauty

[@shadow1674]

He said nothing about Branson Missouri you got to go search up Branson Missouri

[@FJA---]

IF they found coal, gas, oil or minerals in any of these places they would cease to exist.

[@painetdldy]

I would definitely research Oregon's racist history before going there. Also, go to the damned Everglades and get chased by a bull shark!