TOP 10 PLACES TO VISIT IN MOAB, UTAH (Outside The Parks)

[@KevinEassa]

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[@ellenmillhollon909]

We went on a road trip from Maryland, loved staying in Moab, loved canyon land, Zion, just everywhere we drove. Thanks for ideas of areas we missed.

[@mattmccarthy3626]

Noah making his KZbin debut! Great video and thanks for the love!

[@KevinEassa]

Noah is awesome! Thanks again for sharing your awesome Marlboro Point footage!!

[@osnat057]

THANK YOU SO MUCH!

[@KevinEassa]

Thanks for watching!

[@ExploretheEarth-i6f]

The scenery is absolutely breathtaking, and your videos capture it perfectly! I truly admire your channel and the incredible work you do!

[@sdr24]

I’d add one to your list. The Grandstaff Canyon and Morning Glory Natural Bridge. It’s about 3 miles up the highway along the river from Moab. Not in the national parks. Used to be called Negro Bill Canyon up until 2017. It’s got a short doable hike to Morning Glory arch - 4 miles round trip, and watch out for poison ivy alongside the trail. Morning Glory is kind of hidden away in the canyon and has a span of 243 feet - making it the sixth longest arch in the US. Super easy to access this from Moab area and add it on to whatever plans you have for the day.

[@andrewtaninecz7324]

Really enjoyed the great video. You are an exceptional artist in presenting these breathtaking views! Reminded me of my adventure in Canyonlands and Corona Arch in Oct 2020. The Moab area is really fun. Love the snow in this video! ❄️

[@KevinEassa]

Thank you very much Andrew, so glad you liked it! Moab is such a great area

[@RoadTripper0123]

It is full of really good information. I had so much fun watching it. I really want to visit all of them on my next trip.

[@mrshawnceo]

This is going in Favorites as a "to-do" this year.

[@KevinEassa]

Love to hear it! Thanks for watching

[@barrysbackcountryadventure562]

Great video as always! However, this one was really good. Extremely informative and done about things that most KZbinrs don’t post!! Awesome job!!

[@jpadicecoffee9812]

Thanks for doing the drive and taking videos of places outside the 3 main parks. I definitely want to see the Fisher Towers and take the La Salle circling drive the next time I am there, with a 4x4. Just lots of places to stop and never enough time.

[@joemanpjg]

Great video and info. Most scenic part which I enjoyed most was the scenic drive on scenic byway 128 which you drove on for top 5 hikes. Which i took out to the ghost town of Cisco and then onto I70. Gorgeous drive thru the canyons and mostly along the Colorado river. Thanks for taking us along...

[@4000angels]

Awesome video, as always. Thank you. Please keep up the great work.

[@KevinEassa]

Thank you so much!

[@getoutwithrockandsherri]

Breathtaking video! We visited Moab in November, 2022 and only had 2 days; we came down Shafer Trail and ii was epic!

[@BS-mj3wl]

Amazing shots and info!😮

[@KevinEassa]

Thanks so much!

[@charlielaudico3523]

Both of my sons did live in Moab! We went where no tourists could find ! Alot of rock art hidden in out of many canyons! I cherished the time with both my sons in Moab

[@SirgalDelRchannel]

OH MY! This is an amazing place ti visit. The rock formations are out of this world! So beautiful panoramic view and relaxing!

[@JZhang-np6uw]

Thanks Kevin for sharing. I have visited Moab a several times, but only place I visited outside of parks was hole in the rock. Now I need to go back to visit other 10 places you mentioned here. Thanks again. By the way, great pictures as always. 👍👍

[@tomthatcher7757]

When you drive down to Castle Valley from 128, do you see Fischer Towers?

[@thebigboystack1003]

I've been Lin moab for about 8 years now and it's been amazing

[@SSL0707Star]

Thank you for sharing some of the unique spots near Moab!

[@rajasivagaminathan9828]

Very nice presentation. You showed a vertical sandstone wall (with a road next to it) multiple times and I wonder what that road is.

[@fletcherbrown728]

Great video and timely as I am visiting Moab right now. By the way it pronounced almost like two seperate words Pot Ash not Po Tash. Thanks for all the great tips.

[@thegallivanthropologists]

Another great vlog, Kev. We tried to add in Moab for our trips before the RTW drive to no avail. I love this list and saved the vlog for the planning of our Utah leg. We just put out our video from Zion National Park. It was an amazing experience in beautiful nature. Keep up the great content and adventures. We hope to see more and meet you on the road someday. - Bear

[@dougcooper4917]

Excellent Video and Excellent Information. Thank You Kevin.

[@KevinEassa]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks Doug!

[@breezydaysahead]

Oooff this was 🔥

[@KevinEassa]

thanks booo

[@gmanfsu]

Great video! Looks like all of these places are drone friendly, too...? Taking my sons to Moab in July. 2 of us are in to still photography, 2 in to drone stuff. So looking for things to see out side of Arches and Canyonlands as well...

[@JosephCompnotta]

Thanks, heading out from Ohio in 5 days. What route is that in the video along the river? thanks

[@yelchuridinesh7338]

@kevinEassa what is the process for flying a drone. is it legal to fly a drone outside the National Park ? or do we need to get a permission beforehand ??

[@vizio213]

Thanks for the info!

[@KevinEassa]

Thanks for watching!

[@thewanderbabe]

Great video! Based on your video, I’m assuming I can bring my drone as well? I’m aware we cannot use drones in the parks…

[@KevinEassa]

Not in national parks or wildneress areas. National Forests are okay, and state parks sometimes allow permits, have a great trip!

[@kingstonsean]

The La Sal loop route doesn't quite circumnavigate the La Sals. The route actually traverses the La Sals between Gateway and Castle Valley. It's closed in the winter.

[@tatamartino9486]

Ima be there next month 😍

[@KevinEassa]

Have a great trip!

[@derbagger22]

Highly underrated content, as always. I hope the KZbin algorithm will actually do you some favors soon...

[@leosantana311]

Thanks for the video!!!

[@KevinEassa]

You bet! Thanks for watching!

[@OldDudeScot]

What are the restrictions for drone use around moab?

[@KevinEassa]

No national parks, no wilderness areas, and you need a permit for any state parks. National forests good to go!

[@007prpatel]

Beautiful and

[@Summit_Moto_Utah]

Great vids!@@ Respect!

[@chindackenese]

can you legally fly your drone at any of. these arches?

[@KevinEassa]

Just make sure to research everywhere before you go. Can’t fly in national parks or wilderness areas. State parks are easy to get a permit, and there’s a lot of awesome places in Moab where you can fly outside of any park boundaries

[@stevenbrooks949]

Pond shots>>>>>>

[@KevinEassa]

Thanks homie

[@jeraldheinrich3589]

Just got back from Moab, went hiking in Arches to photograph some of the arches.

[@KeithMiller-x2s]

I have dozens of my secret places my favorite in areas in Utah I will never tell where .....hehehe!

[@KevinEassa]

So much to explore in Utah, one of the best states!

[@johnhutcheson8869]

Po-tash ? Really ? Try asking for that at the Ag supply !

[@johnnelson1625]

Oh, by the way... Potash is pronounced Pot - Ash not Po - Tash!

[@edmor1086]

I wish you and others would do a better job of showing where the places are on a map with clear instructions on how to get there. You never even said where corona arch is.

[@josephleigh5570]

Nice video. POTASH is pronounced POT ASH. Thanks

[@norrislaitinen5011]

Its pronounced POT ASH.

[@edmor1086]

His pronunciation was bugging me too

[@edmor1086]

His pronunciation was bugging me too.

[@lylelay]

I say p-tui to his p-tash

[@dannycleaveland9816]

Being born in Moab, I could show you all kinds of cool places. However, I will never rune my secret places. Not ever or for any price.

[@osnat057]

[@KevinEassa]

Glad you liked it!

[@dbphillips1978]

Bad info on "hole in the rock"

[@GatuhAbazagh-rs2un]

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[@PhilEbel]

Its pronounced pot-ash, not po-tash.

[@KevinEassa]

Thank you for the clarification, apologies on that. I’ve heard both so I wasn’t sure

[@tomtaylor9150]

Ask a local! The story of Dewey Bridge burning would be good@@KevinEassa

[@toddglover2054]

"Pot Ash!"

[@KevinEassa]

Apologies, I try to get it right but don't always, thank you

[@DonnieToys]

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[@FFelix-yf1ir]

Need to work on your place names, friend. Potash is pronounced just how it looks, and just what it is: potassium ash (not po-TASH). It's Castleton Tower (or Castle Rock), never Castle Tower. And local pronunciation of the LaSals is not a soft O, rather it sounds like the A's in "salad".

[@tommcelroy6975]

Isnt it pronounced pot-ash not po-tash

[@KevinEassa]

Apologies!

[@jamesmeyer1325]

Hole N" The Rock is an interesting place. Too bad the owners had to deface the cliffs nearby with their HUGE, UGLY painted signs. A few smaller signs along the road would have been just as effective in drawing in tourists.

[@ricardosena8269]

Moah, Ut is a really racist town.

[@007prpatel]

Beautiful and