Utah Backcountry Desert Paradise | Google Earth Reveals All [4K UHD]

This Cliff Hanger Drive on Gemini Bridges Road just north of Moab deposits us at the Amazing Bridal Canyon Camping Area and is the staging area for many great more Adventures. We start by Biking to Gemini Bridges on world class MTB Trails, and Exploring the Massive Bridges. Then on up insane technical Jeep trails to breathtaking Cliffs and Stunning Colorful Canyons. From there set off Rappelling Down the best of them, Lock Jaw Canyon! At the base of the canyon we scramble out to take a truly Back Country side trip off trail to the Massive and Stunning, Jeep Arch, AKA Gold Bar Arch, and finally returning to Bride Canyon.
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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 Back country 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]

Karl, that thumbnail is incredible with the LaSalle's in the background! Blown away by the size of Jeep Arch structural wall, unreal. Thanks!

[@KarlDeckerPresents]

Thanks Brother! The whole trip with the three destinations went so well, totally worthy. Yes, the Jeep Arch wall is massive and thick, don't know how that Arch got punched out, that's Utah for you! Karl 👍

[@markmark2080]

Stunning views of the La Sal mountains, I saw a lot of Utah back in my day but still only scratched the surface, it's wonderful in my old age to see places I missed on YT and follow on google earth, thank you for your effort.

[@KarlDeckerPresents]

Oh man it's all my pleasure! Glad you were able to enjoy some great memories of this incredible area. Appreciate the comment! Karl 👍

[@Murluv]

Great landscape with those snowcaps

[@KarlDeckerPresents]

Oh, it was a spectacular day!! Thanks 👍

[@Dontbustthecrust]

I grew up in Moab!

[@KarlDeckerPresents]

Lucky!

[@michaelpuett6358]

wow wow wow ! what a cool spot! never knew about this spot! so close to moab and so cool!

[@KarlDeckerPresents]

Really is my friend! Glad you thought so too, appreciate it! Karl 😊

[@toughenupfluffy7294]

Shhh-don't tell anyone, but I rode my motorcycle over Gemini Bridges in about 1992. lol.

[@KarlDeckerPresents]

Ha, I'm jealous! 😄

[@rongibson6281]

Well that looked like a full day for you. Nice views as always.

[@KarlDeckerPresents]

Thank you sir, much appreciated. Camping there helped! Karl 👍

[@enchiladasmith014]

You're killing me Karl... and I love it. It just makes me remember all the great adventures I've had out there. Thank you. Let's hook up for Fiery Furnace

[@KarlDeckerPresents]

Cool Buddy, looking forward to some local tips and a good time! Karl 👍

[@KarlDeckerPresents]

Pls Email me here [e-mail] we would be best off acting sooner then later, I hear spring can be a real zoo and just getting a permit will be tough.

[@johnchedsey1306]

Always trips me out how popular that area of Utah is. I used to drive between Flagstaff and Grand Junction a lot in the early 90s. Moab was such a sleepy town, especially in winter. Guess the secret is out about how beautiful that region is.

[@KarlDeckerPresents]

You're right. It's an incredible area with almost limitless recreational opportunities! I prefer the less visited, yet spectacular venues! Thanks for the comment 👍, Karl

[@papajon62]

Love the Moab area. Thanks for taking us along!

[@KarlDeckerPresents]

You're welcome! It's wonderful to be able to get out during Feb. and do these adventures. Pretty darn cool if you ask me 👍

[@papajon62]

@@KarlDeckerPresents Such a blessing to commune with the best places that nature has to provide… .

[@timbonnette6615]

Just outstanding. Can't wait to hit that area sooner than later. I'll be looking for your next adventure with anticipation. I'm still having a hard time with when to hit Utah. I'm thinking early to mid-November or January at some point. I don't mind some snow and the cold but not too deep. I think you said it was January or February for this vid? Thanks for all you do!

[@KarlDeckerPresents]

Thanks very much, means a lot! So I think your dates are solid, but you really never know what the conditions are on the ground until much closer to your arrival, obviously! Appreciate your comments, keep them flowing! Karl 👍

[@adventureawaits5003]

Stunning filmography great video

[@KarlDeckerPresents]

Hey Brother, your channel looks cool, the water version of my own! If you're ever planning an Utah/Colorado adventure trip and want to do a collaboration I'd be game. I'm pretty good at finding amazing places since there are so many around here. Don't be a stranger, Karl

[@tomas2810]

Put a wheel over the toe of Gooney Bird rock for good luck. Been there a few times 4x4'ing and mtn biking.

[@KarlDeckerPresents]

I saw some awesome mtn biking areas, plenty of action around Moab. Thanks, Karl

[@petr-podrouzek]

Fantastic Karl as always 🙂

[@KarlDeckerPresents]

Thanks again Petr! Much appreciated 👍, Karl!

[@Throughtheopendoor]

Hi Karl, Love your videos, they keep me pumping on the elliptical. I like Utah, but preffer Colorado a bit more. Could you recommend a good place to live in CO to access great hiking? Thanks!

[@KarlDeckerPresents]

I grew up in the Denver area and truly loved it, but it has become so crowded and expensive that I moved last year to the western slope, Grand, Junction. I really love it here! No traffic, pretty quiet out in the country. Lots of animals, great mountain biking and awesome desert trips for the winter and as alway great summer mountain adventures as well. It is an ideal location for me, but the job market is pretty tough.

[@Throughtheopendoor]

Thanks, Karl. Yes, we just returned from Castle Rock - fuggedaboudit! Not just the outrageous home prices but the incredible Metro District property taxes, equivalent to the median property taxes of NY state!, And deplorable suburban sprawl. I’ll check out the Grand Junction area, thanks! @@KarlDeckerPresents