Unexplored Labyrinth in The Sky | Utah Backcountry Discovery [4K UHD]

Herdina Park is a true hidden gem within Arches National Park Utah. Studying Google Earth lead me to this place! Passing through Whales Eye Arch is just the beginning, from there we discover a convoluted elevated maze up ramps, along towers and out onto narrow fins all the while experiencing unparalleled views. Hoodoos abound, making for an otherworldly scene. This massive, intimidating set of formations defies description! Enjoy!
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DISCLAIMER: The Expedition(s) documented on this channel are for entertainment purposes only, NOT FOR Explicit Instruction or Route Execution. I have had MANY NEAR DEATH experiences and a couple serious accidents over 30 years of Backcountry adventures, the RISKS are very REAL. I do not recommend or encourage attempting the routes or strategies shown in these videos, and assume no personal responsibility if you choose to do a similar outing. As always, hike, bike and climb at your own risk. Know Your LIMITS and stay within them if you expect to avoid any accidents. even then. . .

[@PilotEJ401]

This was epic! You go the extra mile in bringing these areas to KZbin so beautifully and entertaining. Can't thank you enough for your efforts! Big 👏👏👏

[@KarlDeckerPresents]

So much appreciated. You longtime subs know I do try to find lesser known adventure venues that bring value to you guys. Thanks again for the kind words 🙏, Karl

[@rongibson6281]

Another great one Karl. Loved the eye of the whale shots.

[@KarlDeckerPresents]

Thanks again Ron, really appreciate your support and feedback! The eye of the Whale was impressive and the whole adventure was fantastic, glad to share it! Karl 👍

[@lynnnorthrup8914]

Thanks for sharing a cool adventure on trails less traveled! 👍😀

[@KarlDeckerPresents]

Appreciate that Lynn! I love exploring, and this entire area has been a boon for this, especially in winter. Keep it going too, Karl👍

[@reconeix]

The far flung areas of Arches is where all the magic happens, Especially because one can find solitude in epic landscapes !!!

[@KarlDeckerPresents]

Well said my friend! I couldn't agree more, thanks for the comment 👍

[@papajon62]

You gotta love Utah. Never heard of this place, but I’ll have to remember it. Loved the eye of the whale and the fingers of death ☠️

[@KarlDeckerPresents]

Isn't that the truth! I love the fact that the resources are out there (on the net ) to be made aware of places like this, so close to the iconic features in Arches NP, yet almost unheard of!! A most impressive journey!

[@petr-podrouzek]

Amazing, bro !! 🙂

[@KarlDeckerPresents]

Awesome Petr! Thanks for your comment 😊!

[@michaelpuett6358]

Thank you Karl! Love the adventures, youre adding more and more to my bucket list! That bridge looks sweet on the map! Crazy maze for sure. Thats why I love the desert, its very maze like.

[@KarlDeckerPresents]

Great to hear that! Truly, for an "unknown" area of Arches it's chock full of some staggering formations that taken together are really mind boggling. A big, full, amazing day in the desert! Thanks, Karl 👍👍

[@omarkhanlilcurry]

Your blend of music and narration is perfect! You pick music that isn’t annoying, which is great !! And the production value is amazing for a single man operation

[@KarlDeckerPresents]

Great to hear that! I spend a lot of time in the edit room, so I'm grateful for your recognition, thanks 🙏👍! Karl

[@timbonnette6615]

Outstanding again.

[@KarlDeckerPresents]

Thanks again! Karl

[@drone_boss]

That looks very cool. Not familiar with that area. Thanks!

[@KarlDeckerPresents]

Thank you! Just wish I could have flown the drone, that would have been really nice 👍👍

[@michaelwood3477]

Loved this one Karl. Such a cool area. So much eye candy every turn you made. I'd get lost in there but it would almost be worth it! Thanks!

[@KarlDeckerPresents]

Yes, thanks! It truly IS a geological wonder, out past the usual Arches' more famous, and therefore crowded destinations. Loved this area despite the route finding challenges! Cheers, Karl 👍👍

[@milleniarealty4964]

We were just at Fiery Furnace the other day & watch your videos all the time! Was very exciting to locate Skull Arch there. Tower Arch a "backcountry" favorite too. Have you ever explored any "unpublished" fin areas further north in the park past Dark Angel? From satellite maps it appears there may be potentially some trails out there, and there are clearly interesting formations visible from the top of Primative Loop and from down in the valley.

[@KarlDeckerPresents]

These are great suggestions and have been on my radar. I did do a short visit to tower during this trip and will be back to do battle with the extreme areas nearby on Klondike bluffs. Looks tough, not sure I can get past some of it? I look at the fins past Dark Angle, thank you for that! Cheers

[@ml.9746]

I like your videos but you could really use some discretion when giving the location of these areas, show them off but let people do the research to find these areas, this is an untouched place, probably not the best place to have masses go, I hope you understand.

[@PilotEJ401]

🤔

[@KarlDeckerPresents]

I hear you but for this place, as most I visit, I do not think the “masses’ are going to get much past the whale the eye. The fragile stuff is way in and up there. My channel is so tiny too, I’ll be surprised to get a 1000 views. I did just see Jerry Arizona’s last video hiding the arch hike he did. . .ill think on it more. Happy to chat more if you have ideas/criteria for what to keep quiet. Don’t you think hearty scrambling and tough route finding will be enough?

[@anthonyhitchings1051]

Do you mot understand that sandstone is not permanent, it changes without us

[@enchiladasmith014]

Thank you. Great to see someone else exploring there. Never knew anyone to go out there.

[@KarlDeckerPresents]

When are we going Brother Man?

[@enchiladasmith014]

@@KarlDeckerPresents I've got May 3-10 open.

[@enchiladasmith014]

Got to show you top of the Furnace...

[@KarlDeckerPresents]

@@enchiladasmith014 did you get my email? [e-mail]