These Isolated Mountains Are a Must-Visit Destination! (SUV Camping/Vanlife Adventures)

[@keithbrookshire]

"Can you stick with me here for one more waterfall today?" Heck YES!

[@mohdshafeiehashim]

Indeed 😀

[@SUVRVing]

Lol good to know!

[@reneeh2050]

💯yes! Never too many waterfalls!

[@hgj2019]

Yeeaaahh…I was thinking, “well, I don’t KNOW, maybe if you make it snappy”. Yeah…right…I’m in for the long haul on his videos. ALWAYS ready for the next adventure!

[@expressivepets1]

He's so humble. I'm in awe of how spectacular these waterfalls are.

[@ThatOneDudeNick]

That "someone just parked so lets hurry up" moment resonates so much with me. I'll park at a trailhead, calmly start grabbing a snack, picking a lens, etc. Then someone pulls up and I'm like "crap, forget it. go go go!" and I try to get some distance between us.

[@bradleymosier8656]

Thank you for showcasing places in this beautiful state that are not the Tetons and not Yellowstone. Those places are cool and beautiful, but this state has so much more to offer and it is wonderful to see someone exploring, showcasing, and being out in the beauty that is this state

[@proehm]

Visitor - "There's a lot of nothing in Wyoming." Resident - "Thank You, thank you very much..."

[@SUVRVing]

I live close to both Yellowstone and the Tetons and visit there often, but both are just unpleasant to visit as far as traffic goes. I'd rather drive a bit further and have fewer traffic jams.

[@bradleymosier8656]

@@SUVRVing traffic is the worst in those locations. I prefer the rest of the state for that reason.

[@sandeedobberstine5591]

@@proehm 👍

[@marlaabernathy3267]

My husband is working in Wy right now. It has to be one of the greatest places I’ve ever been. I wish I could have just stayed there with him.

[@proehm]

Tristan puts 4 sticks on the ground, and everybody who has ever been there goes - "Oh, yeah. Wyoming."

[@SUVRVing]

Lol could have been Colorado!

[@sandeedobberstine5591]

🤣👍

[@janewolf4541]

@@SUVRVing Yeah, I'm from Colorado!

[@user-bh3ew6ii4g]

Hahaha! I've not been there, but I loved how he diagrammed it out with sticks, very easy to picture it that way.

[@marlaabernathy3267]

😂😂

[@RLHayes]

Tristan, you cracked me up when you asked if we would hang through one more waterfall. I live in the Mojave Desert LOL Yes please to water! Keep on SUVing and thanks for sharing the adventures!

[@posteroonie]

The north end of the range is as beautiful as some of the USA's national parks. What a beautiful, uncrowded place. Thanks for the video.

[@TheMadmacs]

to everybody who has that wanderlust, these vids never fail to satisfy

[@djd1269]

Another gorgeous area you’ve explored and so wonderfully documented !

[@SUVRVing]

Thanks for watching!

[@sandeedobberstine5591]

Well said!

[@charlieswearingen500]

Idaho's Sawtooths and the Wyoming Bighorns are my favorite two mountain ranges...

[@scottgordon1721]

Tristan, You found paradise! Have you ever been to a location with more stunning falls? Oh the places you have been! Those verticle walls of rock Wooo! Wyoming what a place to grow up and live in ,America the beautiful.

[@rogerbmcdaniel]

Not sure why, exactly, but lately you are fast becoming my favorite KZbin channel. Please just keep doing what you're doing! Thanks.

[@KapricornKary]

Such beautiful waterfalls! It's nice when you can find a place that's not over run with tourists. I always appreciate when you point out the history of places you're exploring, especially when it involves Native Americans/indigenous peoples, and other people of color who are a huge part of the history of this country! I always learn something new when watching your videos!

[@tuckerstewart5138]

I grew up in this area and I really appreciate you going to the Native American sites and talking about their history.

[@deanmott8220]

As a 78 year old who can’t do those kind of hikes anymore I really enjoy your videos of places I missed on westward trips through the years. Thank you much.

[@4estdweller4ever]

I love your videos, Tristen. Sometimes they make me cry at the beauty of them. I think you’re one of the best youtubers out there and I love how you dignify yourself by not constantly begging for views, subs or likes. That will come naturally as you give us your best effort to capture the beauty you find and I imagine you are enjoying every second of it yourself. What a fabulous job and life you have. 👍👏

[@cbearchief9793]

A place I must visit. Thanks Tristen for taking us on your adventures , I know it’s a lot of work to film these gorgeous places. And providing history of the areas we are looking at. Many thanks!

[@robertwagner7867]

Great to see you covering more of Wyoming! Always enjoy the historic features and there's never too many waterfalls.

[@MN2_Kevin_Hill_1970]

Those waterfalls were absolutely beautiful you captured it perfectly. Your video cinematography is absolutely stellar. I love how you capture nature.

[@TheDenisedrake]

Fabulous! I love how you show the map of where you are and the map of Wyoming in the dirt. It is so helpful to understand where you are. Thank you.

[@SUVRVing]

Thanks Denise! I thought the video needed that extra map 😁

[@TheRudythecat]

Beautiful creeks, waterfalls, cliffs and all. Thanks for sharing.

[@Hugo411]

I hope someday KZbin presents Awards for videos. They could encourage the development of the Excellence that your Channel provides. The mix of history, stunning photography, and just enough personal commentary, and not overwhelming soundtrack adds up to Videos that I watch and Re- watch.

[@markglessner2886]

Many of my favorite places! At Porcupine Falls, that dark hole to the right previously had water spurting from it like a secondary, smaller waterfall. It made for an amazing aesthetic. The hole was unnatural--it was bored by 19th century miners, who were convinced that the bottom of Porcupine Lake (above the falls), was covered in gold. They bored the hole to drain the lake, but it was not big enough to do the job.

[@jamesbrooks3664]

This is one of my favorite videos so far. The way you showcase Wyoming makes me want to go! From the medicine wheel, to the massacre/battle, to the crazy woman creek, reminds me alot of Colorado where im from just with less people lol! I love the Rocky Mountains its where I feel at home the most even though the desert is always calling my name as I crave for its solitude.

[@Fernadotube]

Exciting and fun wild paradise to visit while enjoying the cool breeze, lovely panorama and refreshing landscape. Have a blessed weekend and be in health ....

[@kittymeow2434]

Super fun adventure

[@SUVRVing]

It was a great time! Thanks for watching.

[@theupcycledtreejourney851]

Loved the drive through Ten Sleep canyon! Was my first time in Wyoming on my first ever cross from the east coast. I cried a good part of that drive (joy) met some really cool locals and saw red angus for the first time. Thank you for the fresh look Tristian!

[@alpinglow]

Looks amazing! Thanks to those to use these areas for leaving no trace! Keep America Beautiful!

[@Meggligee]

What a gorgeous mountain range! Thanks for giving it some airtime and can’t wait to see more of it! Also, I truly appreciate all the history you provide on sites, especially Native American sites. You give them the respect they deserve and that’s the way it should be.

[@AN0nnyMouse]

1) As is often the case, native words translated to mean "crazy", as in Crazy Horse and Crazy Woman, were completely misconstrued. The original meaning was the the person was possessed by a powerful spirit that gave them great strength. 2) Crazy Woman was a legendary warrior. In one instance, she fought off a small group of warriors from another tribe who were sent to kill her. As they fled, she yelled "I thought they would send men, but they sent boys." 3) When your drone would not take off at the waterfall, it may have been because of restrictions over a wide area due to firefighting operations. The restriction will be in place for another month.

[@ednafronkelbarger8601]

It changes everything when you know who Crazy Woman was, what her name really meant, and that Crazy Woman Creek and Crazy Woman Canyon are honoring a famous warrior. And of course, people saying that their wife or girlfriend is Crazy Woman are actually honoring them as a great warrior.

[@mtnmandeluxe5429]

The Big Horn mtns are amazing and magnificent. I've been camping in those mountains since I was 15 yrs old (1974) I've seen it change for the worse,,because of the hordes of people. There have been far fewer visitors because of smoke this year. I've never seen the Medicine Wheel with noone there before,,and I've been there probably every day of the week. I took my 86 yrs old Dad,up there just a few days before you were there,,,you mentioned Aug 30th in you last vid,,we were there on the 24th and I counted 27 people. I've been there when Natives were having a ceremony and there were a couple hundred people. You can drive up there and pass by and head down the mtn on a dirt road that comes out near the south end of Yellowtail reservoir. My Tahoe handled it fine,,but your little rig,,I dont know...so the Yukon ,,, After the Tetons for sheer magnificence the Winds and Cascades,,second,,the Big Horns tied for 3rd with 6 or 8 other ranges.. actually I love them all,, to varying degrees

[@lisagunheimadams5134]

Beautiful! Those are now on my list. I always love the wildlife shots - glad you ordered a new zoom lens. Thanks for the great videos!

[@SUVRVing]

FedEx said the lens was delivered yesterday, but it wasn't. Thus begins what I'm sure will be a long, drawn-out process to figure out where the heck it is. Sigh. Thanks Lisa!

[@michelleharrell8452]

Awesome waterfall & but also awesome terrain to produce this waterfall. Wild, wild natural lands. I can see why the Native Americans viewed this area as Sacred. Wild & Free.

[@jheitzeb1]

Wow! Awesome photography and challenging drone flying. You should consider teaching in your later years. You make history, culture and wildlife so enjoyable and informative!! Love Wyoming - definitely! Glad you found your jacket. Love the tip on reusing shelf! Waterfalls spectacular! Did you fish that CRAZY WOMAN creek?

[@sonny1597]

Tristen, I sure wish these places weren’t as gorgeous .. my bucket list keeps growing thanks to you! I’m 76 and am trying to cover as much territory as I can .. not that much time left! lol. 🤠

[@tstorm6121]

Taking those trips will help keep you young!💖

[@dixielambrecht7009]

What an awesome canyon; and I love the name.

[@SUVRVing]

Me too!

[@Wanderlust598]

Seeing Medicine Wheel was special to me, a Shoshone couple was explaining the history of it and it's importance to several different tribes to an episcopal church they were in.

[@emilyerwin2686]

I love the Big Horns. It's a great area to see moose. The drive coming down the west side is super scary though!!

[@Charles-Meyer]

I love the Big Horn Mountains. They are such a hidden gem. I try to go every couple years.

[@barabralister916]

OMG !!! How beautiful, awesome and spectacular the canyon, waterfalls and scenery in general is !!! Thank you so much for posting all that I for one will never see in person

[@johnmcnulty4425]

My good friend lives in Thermopolis and the relative obscurity of the Big Horn mountains is what I like so much about them!

[@NuclearNoMore]

So wonderful to see my old stomping ground. (I lived in Thermopolis) Thank you SO much! Fantastic footage!

[@garrycole9187]

That medicine wheel, can you just imagine thousands of years ago and nothing around but that view, no wonder it is a site of spiritual inspiration. The waterfalls are awesome and I know you know that moose are much more dangerous than bears especially a mother one.

[@paulletchworth2036]

Tristan , dude be careful in upper Wyoming and the places you go , watch out for Grizzlies , you ever walk up on a mother and cubs it’s gonna be trouble and I never see you with any protection other than spray . Love to watch your videos , no one shows the great things you do , best content ever , stay safe !!!!!!!!!

[@saltydawg6817]

Most picturesque waterfalls I’ve seen. Beautiful part of the country can’t wait to get back. Great video. Be safe

[@SUVRVing]

It was gorgeous, for sure!

[@scottbartlett4853]

I've had the pleasure of visiting the Big Horns and Crazy Woman Canyon. What a beautiful area!

[@petertellone7665]

What a great episode Tristen!

[@SUVRVing]

Thanks Peter!

[@michaeltichonuk2176]

Golden Scenery! Outstanding presentation! Definitely one more on my Must See list!! Wow!

[@terriharris5749]

I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE your viseos! They are a great getaway for me! I love those out-of-the-way places! Thank you so much!!!

[@freedomdove]

Wyoming is big open skies. Love it there, though I wouldn't want to be around in winter. Lol.

[@gadams8160]

My wife and I lived in Salt Lake 90-97 and we climbed, mountain biked, boated and backpacked/hiked all over the west from there. We are back in NC mountains again and try and get out west for a month every year. Your videos have been a great in helping us select spots for camping and outdoor fun. Thanks! Loved the boulders in that canyon. Tasty looking and huge! The Bighorns were the first moose encounter we ever had with dad, mom and calf. A rare situation, we were told. Anyway, love your videos. Be careful out there, wild man.

[@susans7091]

I love waterfalls! Never too many:) And... Combined with Native history. The geological formations at that last waterfall are fantastic. Those are such healthy looking moose! Fabulous video. I think it is one of my favorites of yours. Thank you so much for bringing this to us!

[@michelleharrell8452]

Land of waterfalls. Love it. I did see the skinny waterfalls. Cool & refreshing spray from those falls on a hot day.

[@teresag.9400]

I enjoy your videos, especially with all the info about a place. Very interesting.

[@SUVRVing]

Thanks Teresa!

[@larrydraper4451]

I loved the Bighorn Mountains and now you made want to go back! Beautiful scenery. You can show as many waterfalls as you want, I love them. Some of us are mobility impaired so we will only see many of these thru your eyes. Thanks for wonderful videos and history lessons.

[@BigRiverJohn]

The Bighorns are one of my favorite places to explore. It is always empty with a lot of wildlife. I love the combination bigness, trees and a lot of windblown rock formations too. I can spend weeks in the Bighorns.

[@coolgrandma4952]

Wow ! Beautiful, and thank you for the guided tour.

[@wildzenventures]

Some absolutely amazing views! Waterfalls are always a joy to see. Happy trails...

[@SUVRVing]

Thanks for watching!

[@Frizzneck]

Great to see drone footage of gorges, as well as Porcupine Falls. Also good to learn about Indian culture, such as the Medicine Wheel. Thank you.

[@SUVRVing]

Thanks Jenni!

[@lostinmt8370]

Another great Saturday morning adventure and my coffee is still warm. Thanks for putting up this series on this little known range!

[@SUVRVing]

Thanks Bill! It's a place that is deserving of more time, and hopefully I can get back there next year.

[@starsshinerosie1058]

Wow incredible the waterfall 5:10, gorgeous views! What, waterfall #3 Even more awesome, n unique That's my favorite! Thanks for sharing, this whole video has great nature scenes! ❤️❤️🎉

[@deborahm6036]

Loved this video. Wonderful to see these lesser known areas of Wyoming, one of my favorite states. Loved the variety of waterfalls. There is something so magical about them.

[@annasan451]

I grew up in Sheridan,left with my family in my teens. Why oh why did I ever leave Wyoming. This brought back many memories. I 💕 your videos.

[@dianeellsworth9502]

Another one of those places my husband and I were going to come back to, when we had time to linger... this might be my favorite video so far! The geology! I'm so glad they replaced the chain-link fence that was around the Medicine Wheel! Thank you so much for taking us all to the Bighorns, Tristan ❤

[@koningbolo4700]

Keep scratching those surfaces my friend...you have a beautiful channel... I am enjoying the footage very much which gives me the feeling I was there to enjoy the scenery... greetings from the Netherlands.

[@storeytwinb]

Magnificent! Thank you, Tristan ❤

[@BeeCJ]

It’s amazing how many faces you can see in those cliffs!

[@joelechner466]

Great video. Definitely my favorite kind of landscapes - those mountainous canyons / cliffs with creeks and streams and waterfalls - just the best! Great moose sighting too! I've seen a good number of moose in the wild, but never a bull moose with a full rack like that. Also, glad you didn't lose your hoodie - that Arcteryx stuff is NOT cheap, lol

[@SUVRVing]

Those are my favorite landscapes, too. Thanks for watching, Joe!

[@charlieintampa6769]

Excellent video! Captain Fetterman said: "Give me 80 men and I can ride through the whole Sioux nation." He had 81 for this battle.

[@StuartDonald]

I've been in the Big Horns a few times. I remember going over the pass when it wasn't much more than a skinny two lane road. Saw the Medicine Wheel, watched people hangglide off the mountain top. Stunning place.

[@camille9892]

Beautiful. Another add to my WY list. So many people don't know how amazing that state is outside the big 2 tourist draws. Also looked like that bull moose had just dropped the velvet, his antlers were so red.

[@SUVRVing]

I noted the redness on the antlers too. Fun to see! Thanks Camille.

[@laurapope3685]

Well that was a fun video to watch! This normally wouldn't be something I'd click on, but I'm happy it was on my list!

[@geoffreymilke5176]

The mini series Into the West brings this, and other Wyoming historical sites into theatrical reality

[@petermorris6052]

Often considered the first American novel of the west, "The Virginian" by Owen Wister, takes place throughout the region you're traversing. Some places within the novel are directly named areas, such as Ten Sleep Canyon (a beautiful drive).

[@sandeedobberstine5591]

Thank you for the info!

[@SUVRVing]

Good to know! Thanks Peter.

[@John-ve3gg]

Wow the Bighorns are more spectacular than ever described to me before! Thanks for the little map and explanation of where you were and where you were going! I always try to follow your videos on a map or atlas as the video progresses. Everything there was awesome from the medicine wheel to the falls to the canyons and the wildlife absolutely amazing country! Thank you for sharing your adventures! Excellent!

[@Amigoof]

Your drone footage, as usual, is just stunningly beautiful!! It takes me to my happy place!! Love your videos!! I want to be you when I grow up!! 😉 Keep enjoying life!!

[@marianfrances4959]

Thanks, Tristan...this was a great one...love the history you share. 👍🇨🇦😎🌲 p.s. can't wait for your future Canadian adventures!!!

[@SUVRVing]

They'll happen, for sure! The plan is to drive to Alaska next summer, so I'll be going through Canada both there and back.

[@powerwagon3731]

Awesome 👏. Wyoming is a great place when you know where to get away from the crowds

[@brookeshaffer4377]

Absolutely stunning waterfalls and canyons.Just love this type of geology🌟Seems the new SUV is working out well👍Thanks Tristan.Always enjoy every video ✨

[@h4un1]

As a Wyoming native, let me just tell you that you did an amazing job describing my beautiful state! Thank you! I had no idea about Crazy Woman canyon!

[@rael6_4wd]

Beautiful country. And so well documented.

[@SUVRVing]

Thanks Sean, I appreciate that.

[@jackthefunshack8618]

me and my kids (and all of their friends: when they'd have sleep overs I have to go hunt down all my shelves so I could re-house my books LOL) have been using the "shelf" lap desk method for decades! So glad to see we are not the only weirdos (*smart ones) doing that! ;)

[@lynnnorthrup8914]

You are an adventurer after my own heart. You could be my grandson taking me to amazing places. I’m still hiking and creating content but you take me to places where my older legs aren’t able to go. I love what you do and where you go. Started with the Temple Mountain climb and then the Black Canyon of the Gunnison. I live in Montrose from where I still explore the San Juan’s and southern Utah. ThAnks so much for sharing. Perhaps our drone flights will cross one and we can share stories.😀👍

[@jerrymestas1231]

I was wondering about the map, until you showed it to us. Awesome map BTW👊🏻

[@SUVRVing]

Lol thanks!

[@aidenharmston402]

That IS a spectacularly situated waterfall.

[@leese.23]

Waterfalls are meditation, aren't they? Thanks Tristan. What a treat!

[@SUVRVing]

For sure! Thanks for watching, Leese.

[@paddlegal3097]

This is our favorite area of Wyoming outside of the Wind River area where my in-laws lived for years. Tensleep is spectacular.

[@SUVRVing]

The Wind Rivers are probably my favorite place in Wyoming too. Just spectacular!

[@RUAChristian]

Beautiful canyons and waterfalls. The third waterfall with the plunge pools and narrow slot at the end was unique. Keep up the great work!

[@florencerozner2344]

Wow thank you . This was a beautiful adventure. Wish I was there just to breath and see . And fly above to see the beauty with the drone. thank you I love your videos .

[@papergenius94127]

Love all your waterfalls hikes . So soothing the sounds of the waterfalls. Keep filming those water falls. Joyce.

[@nedaCFilms]

Stunning landscapes

[@glamperjan]

The medicine wheel is awesome! Thank you!

[@3generations393]

Tristin-your adventure videos are always epic. May God bless and keep you well. Thank you for all you hard work & respect 👍🙋

[@Asdzaan]

Liked for your showing us/me these native sites and stories. I can feel myself walking there!

[@thomasdreke1698]

Incredible scenery,tons of wildlife,and not to many people! I could not ask for more.

[@SUVRVing]

Agreed!

[@jonwarner1977]

Heck yeah! My backyard. Directly west from the Fetterman Fight battlefield and straight up the hill from Fort Phil Kearney to the north is my cabin on top of the hill. Been to that same Mexican food bus many times usually parked in front of the Bowling Ally. Very good food. All those places in the Big Horns too. Cloud Peak trail is also a great hike if you have a couple days or more to explore.

[@SUVRVing]

I actually thought of you when I was driving through! I seemed to recall you saying that you'd settled in the Buffalo area. Beautiful backyard you've got!

[@northcoastoutdoorchannel]

There is never too many waterfalls! Awesome video, looks like a very cool place!

[@reggiebald2830]

Great drone footage @ the waterfalls! Thanks for more great Wyoming video ~

[@ozz44755]

I was just there two days ago because unusually warm weather let it happen. You take it further and that is appreciated.

[@davkatjenn]

Absolutely gorgeous country. Thank you for showing this wonderful part of Wyoming. I do look forward to when I can get up there and see the medicine wheel.

[@kimprocarione5473]

Very cool! The things called cairns at the medicine wheel look like places for people to lay down during a spiritual quest of some kind. I've seen something like them at other indigenous sites. I couldn't believe how well you could hear that waterfall even at that distance. I can't imagine how loud it gets as you get closer. I love moose! Not knowing where the baby was, so you could avoid getting too close would have been a little unsettling. Little fire ring! 😂

[@Crmcdizzle]

The waterfall views were fantastic. Thanks for letting us see a moose that close. I've been to Niagara with my kids but it was so commercialized that it was fun to take the cave winds tour but crowded and missed the naturistic feel of the falls. I hiked with my kids 5 miles to Abram Falls in the Smokies but nothing like the beautiful falls you graced us with. Thanks for hiking to the natural places that we could never see without you.

[@SUVRVing]

Niagara is great, but a wilderness experience it is not!