Valley of Fires Recreation Area

[@gregprince2523]

Adam, Abby,.... that area is so underappreciated..... I trucked into and thru that beautiful land 1,000s of times and everytime was left speechless with its beauty!

[@ronniedavis3273]

I really enjoy following your travels! I cant wait until the next episode.

[@samonekilpatrick6701]

Beautiful campsite! Thanks for taking us along!

[@patrickshaw7983]

Looks like a great place, thanks for taking us along. That Sony took some nice photos.

[@iamkilroiyo]

I must say I really look forward to your videos!

[@brianwilliams3146]

I'm a subscriber and have reservations for Valley of Fires the first week of June; so really glad to see this video!

[@samonekilpatrick6701]

Love how the map of the United States is filling up!!! Looks so good, so many memories. Jealous, in a good way ❤️

[@robertmiller2830]

I’ve been to the valley of fire several times. It’s a beautiful place.

[@z06doc86]

It’s so nice seeing you guys enjoying each other’s company. Thanks for sharing.

[@dougmcnattin386]

Guys we have been to Vally of Fire 3 times. Every time its been windy. Just like what you went through. we have been through there in December and Febuary and March in different years. Its best to bring soup or cook in your camper. The best scenery of black rock {lava} I have ever seen. The only thing is the rattlesnakes. I've never seen one at these times. Too cold for them. Now if you found one and woke it up you wouldn't have any fun. But at this time of year they are hibernating. Such an amazing place. I think the wind is like this because of the black rock heating the cooler air around this place. So glad you got to see it. We will be through there next year. Have a fun time in Arizona. Safe travels .

[@russkepler]

The first pronunciation of Capitan and Carizozo were correct. And you're right, the drive from Roswell to Carizozo is under-rated. If you weren't towing I'd suggest the route through the mountains past Ruidoso, real pretty through there.

[@blue-runner]

Real nice photos, Adam.

[@georgecarpenter4126]

Y'all are the best...stay safe !

[@AllenCavedo]

Another excellent video. And a few great photos in there too. You got that Sony working pretty well.

[@wesgreen3312]

Welcome to the land of enchantment! I’m pretty proud it.

[@wesgreen3312]

Oh and the wind blows rocks in carrizozo, it never stops

[@floridaflywheelersantiquee7578]

Thanks for sharing

[@cschwad559]

Welcome to March/April in the west, always windy this time of year.

[@bazylek0]

Great to see you having such a great trip

[@RobertPerrigoOkiechopper]

Thank you......Bob.

[@mattWallJsy]

Fantastic as always 👍🏽

[@royreynolds108]

A suggestion for something to make--a wind-break out of aluminum sheets that can be set up to shield the wind off of a grill, a portable fence. The only place in the US that I know that has an active lava flow is on the Island of Hawaii in Hawaii.

[@gerriefarman3174]

If you are heading towards the grand canyon definitely swing by Lake Powell region. There is a lot of great hiking and off beat things to see up there this time of the year.

[@danielmadrid7765]

Sorry the wind has been so bad for your trip. It’s been windy here since January. Very unusual. Enjoy your trip!!

[@gregprince2523]

Adam can you take some night sky pictures while your out there??? The memories will be forever!!

[@jessepena8321]

Great Video u guys make my day!

[@michaelmcclenahan2649]

Love the videos guys I’d rather hear the piece and quiet {and wind} then the mowers and leaf blowers

[@soonerjhtravels]

Thanks, Im heading there on the 19th, got site number 3

[@crazyaz9468]

I live in Benson Arizona and would take you out to dinner if you are passing through. Also, they have Kartchner Caverns south of Benson which are very beautiful. Mammoth Cave is just east of Tucson. Then of course the Grand Canyon and many beautiful places up north. Arizona is probably a state where you would need at least a week or two to visit everything.

[@1911wood]

A TV prospector did a show where in the desert southwest where he knew of a place where you could climb down underneath the lava cap. The place where he went down there was an old stream bed. He was picking up gold nuggets as big as the end of his thumb. That lava flowed before man ever walked on the earth.

[@johnkey1682]

I saw snow in Albuquerque at the end of May a few years back.

[@stevebumstead9840]

Add another state and a little bit of grillin. Thanks you guys.

[@emoshawn77]

Looking like you are heading west. I'm suggesting Sedona, Grand canyon, Lees ferry, and Willow beach in AZ. Lake mead/Hoover dam , Valley of fire state park, Lost wages/Vegas, and death Valley in NV, California would take months to explore, but the Sierra mountain range is awesome! Thanks for sharing your adventure.

[@AbomAdventures]

We always plan out our trip before we leave and they’re always more places to see than there is time. We pick our stops and enjoy what we can each trip.

[@charlescasey40]

Make sure ya'll drive down to White Sands

[@charliehcrew1957]

Unfortunately they left before the April site date, next is in October. To see all the sights in southern New Mexico you need a mouth or two, lots to see and experience here. They missed Sitting Bull Falls near Carlsbad.

[@bigvic322]

Always keep a tarp or two and some rope/bungees in your camper to string up around the table area when it gets too windy.

[@comput3rman77]

I hope you visited the Trinity site.

[@jasonbabila6006]

The temperatures may be too cold for the rattlesnakes considering they are warm blooded and they are still in their dens, here in eastern Washington I would see the rattlesnakes out and about when the ambient and ground temperatures hits the 70's and 80's.

[@johnbusath711]

👌👌🤓🤓

[@williegillie5712]

Ok guys I’m gonna give the what the sign really says. Here’s how I pronounce it, ” Malpais Nature Trail” well at least I can spell it right. Kidding aside, those are great Videos and stills. I really feel like I’m there. Looks like a lot of fun.

[@billyfernandez4257]

All tha times winds there the valley from southwinds ...8 know im from there

[@charlescasey40]

Man ya'll drove right through the middle of Billy the Kids stomping grounds Lincoln

[@rickdenney5772]

Malpais. Mowl-pie-EESE. Spanish for “bad land” and the standard name for exposed lava flows in the Southwest.

[@pilgrimm23]

verdad

[@richardduke6930]

The best thing about " making plans " is stay flexible and occasionally don't even make plans !

[@joebledsoe257]

I always carry a number of cheap tarps various sizes and some large zip ties and hanks of rope. Then I can place the tarps as windbreaks so I can grill, cover up my firewood or whatever else may pop up needing a tarp.

[@AbomAdventures]

I would have enjoyed watching someone try to string up tarps in that wind 🌬️

[@jer02yzfr1]

I was waiting to see how that steak came out! Lol how was it?

[@AbomAdventures]

They turned out better than expected. Pretty sure I put a picture of the finish in the video.

[@davidgates5337]

Kestrel wind meter

[@FloggingMicah]

How’d the steaks end up?

[@scottvolage1752]

Watch out for the Aliens. LOL

[@SgtCude59]

Bro why not take a small table set up on the other side of camper out of the wind with the grill

[@peteengard9966]

C'mon Adam. Use your man skills and make a wind break. You can also do the dutch oven in the fire pit.

[@AbomAdventures]

Camp host asked folks not to start any fires including charcoal. Winds were too bad, if you were there you’d see.

[@peterehnes559]

Wondering if Abby watched the LSU girls win the championship

[@cschwad559]

Too cold for rattlesnakes, kids.

[@normgibson6565]

Not a level site at Valley of Fire.....