Alone In The Woods | Isle Royale Wilderness

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Alone In The Woods | Isle Royale Wilderness
In this USA travel vlog, we begin our challenge of visiting every US National Park with a bang - with our first one being Isle Royale! This remote, island wilderness was the perfect first NP and exceeded all expectations.
As this island is so remote, it is only accessible via seaplane or boat - which we shared in last week's video. While we were here, we barely saw anyone else. It truly felt like we were alone in the woods.
In this video we explore Isle Royale National Park. Enjoying the gorgeous and varied hiking trails as well as having some bucket list wildlife encounters!
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@Anberel Год назад

I’m so thrilled that you were able to come back and have these adventures. I don’t think Americans realize how unique it is to have so many diverse landscapes and so much protected wilderness within our own borders. I cannot wait to keep experiencing my country through your eyes.

@TsunamiKitten56 Год назад

That's probably because a lot of places make you pay money to see nature. I love America🙃..

@TravelBeans Год назад

Thank you! We are over the moon that it all worked out with this van and it has allowed us to go to some incredible places already 💛 You’re so right.. that’s what makes the US roadtrip so special and so exciting.. the variety of what you can see and experience!

@childof70s1 Год назад

That's because Americans are two busy living their lives in their country. I too am glad you Travel Beans have been able to return to The USA and find a nice Class B Motorhome to enjoy The USA and I'm looking forward to your continued adventures of places in my own country I probably didn't know were there and haven't visited. Thank You from east central Ohio.

@robertcolpitts4534 Год назад

I am certainly one who does appreciate the landscapes our country offers. One needs only to abandon the interstates and get on the 2-lane highways. I personally crave solitude and the wild places ever since I was a child.

@Chillaxing113 Год назад

Maybe some Americans don't appreciate our landscapes, National and State Parks and wildlife but many do. I know I do. When I'm able to vacation that's where I go. Give me the outdoors, my camera and I'm one happy woman.

@dineguru Год назад

In my 68 years I have never even heard of Royal Island. Thanks to you my bucket list is expanding. What an enchanting place, especially when seen through your eyes. God bless you Beans.

@TravelBeans Год назад

So happy to have been able to share it with you!

@HazMat1012 Год назад

Your reactions to seeing the moose was awesome. And the otters and sunset on the lake, then the morning mist on the lake and the moose a second time. All of it made my eyes watered up. Thank you guys for your appreciation of America.

@TravelBeans Год назад

Aw thanks so much Christopher 🙏 we’re so glad to hear you enjoyed it. It really is such a special place. So thrilled to be able to continue working our way around all the beautiful places around this country 🥰

@borountree4539 Год назад

Who's mincing onions? Brilliant reactions, Love the videos. Also if that's your reaction to a Moose can't wait till you encounter a Buffalo.

@brianmelendy1194 10 дней назад

@@TravelBeans why did that moose have coller?

@CandySoulAndSoil Год назад

omg you walk for hours and hours without seeing a moose and then one walks past your door. that's the universe telling you thank you for your appreciation and love put into the forest ❤

@TravelBeans Год назад

Ahh 🥰 the universe definitely has a sense of humour 😂💛

@fangsbites Год назад

Your reactions to seeing the moose at your cabin and then the otters in the lake was just so genuine. This is why I love watching your videos. And your appreciation for nature makes it even better. Love this!

@debmarie55 Год назад

As a native Michigander, I am amazed at the beauty of Isle Royale. I have never been there. Thank you for sharing the beauty of this wonderful island.

@joanbroadway759 Год назад

I'm originally from Michigan. It's been such a pleasure seeing the wonders of the state through your eyes. I'm so glad you've been able to experience it.

@TravelBeans Год назад

Thank you Joan! You live in a beautiful part of the US 🥰

@cindland Год назад

@Joan Broadway, Can’t wait to experience Michigan myself. Waiting to retire, them I’M OFF!!!

@pattysheldon656 Год назад

Just wait... Every National Park has its own reasons for being spectacular.

@dscottnyc Год назад

What a beautiful park! So happy that the moose found you! Have a great week.

@nativestand1 Год назад

My first trip there was 1977. I spent a summer on Isle Royale in 1980. With tears in my eyes I am comforted to see it is little changed in the 42 years since. 42 Years! I ought to go back.

@karenmackie9665 Год назад

Your appreciation of the beauty of America gives me chills! Travel on Beans, and thank you for bringing us along.

@lottie2525 Год назад

If I ever go to America, it's the National Parks I'd head for too. The island was so beautifully peaceful and special. Funny how you walked for hours then Mr. Moose appeared just outside your door lol. Can't wait to see all the other National Parks with you. Thanks for sharing,

@costasworldofmusicmemories5792 Год назад

You Guys discovered The Isle Royale what my friend Don did many years ago. Wildlife you can almost touch. What a way to start your tour of National Parks. Thank you for taking us along. Sending you much love😍😍😍 Harriet, Jim and Yuki. Richmond, Va.

@ashwonders16 Год назад

This is my personal second best video after your dolphin adventure. Thank you for taking me with you guys. To see a breathtaking sunrise & sunset in a remote place is a longtime dream of mine💙

@julieofidaho Год назад

How fun. So happy you enjoyed seeing the moose. She was a beauty. I grew up in Alaska. We had many moose visiting our home in our little town in the Matanuska Valley. You do have to be careful, they can charge you. Moose are my favorite animal.

@deniseracine6788 Год назад

As a person from Rouyn-Noranda (Northern Québec, Canada) I smiled throughout your video. It was nice to see you two so amazed and happy to see things I saw regularly throughout my life. It brought back a whole new appreciation for the beauty of our Canadian wilderness.

@worf7680 Год назад

Your canadian wilderness? This is a US national park.

@kendallthomas6709 Год назад

This video was perfectly serene to watch on a normal Monday morning, I'm so pleased The Beans got to have a wonderful wildlife experience--moose, otters, and skunk, oh my! :D My favorite national park is in my backyard: Great Smoky Mountains! Can't wait to watch along when you make it down this way, whenever that may be! Cheers!!

@BuckJones1909 Год назад

The moose came by to reward your dedication in searching for one! The sunset and otters were their way of thanking you for bringing attention to this wonderful island national park! I’m in my 70’s and I had never heard of this island paradise! Thank you for taking us with you!!

@pv6450 Год назад

You probably won't see this comment but that was a spectacular vlog. The editing and music captured the serenity that you must have felt. Great job!

@megs_holland Год назад

Alex's Moose dance is my new favourite thing!

@martycoggs1 Год назад

Great episode and Amazing Moose encounter!! Reminds me of the time I was at a Wedding at a resort in Uclulet on Vancouver Island. Having told the Hotel staff one of my bucket list experiences was to see Orca's in the Wild. I turned up at the Hotel Cocktail bar, sat at the window overlooking the bay Negroni in hand and lo and behold a pod of Orca (with baby) came swimming past before I even took a sip! They said that's never happened the whole 12 years they'd been there. That's the best Negroni I ever had. Felt like a lottery moment! 🤯🦨🦦🦆🐿🙌

@nicoleforrester4254 Год назад

That was a perfect moment in time.

@cheryllundholm8779 Год назад

Celebrate, Celebrate, Dance To The Moose-ic!!! Otterly fantastic!

@ginnamnz Год назад

What an amazing experience, it was so beautiful 😍 to see the sunset 🌅 those incredible colors only Mother Nature can give you that experience, I’m in love with your channel thank you Emma and Alex for sharing this incredible video.

@autumvaught2660 Год назад

I cried when you saw the moose! Best day ever!

@ruthuckardes7401 Год назад

The combination of your beautiful videography, your humour, your passion and choice of music, make for wonderful videos that I look forward to each week. That island takes the cake!!!

@67mlb67 Год назад

Your faces when you saw the moose was priceless!

@susanlewis1875 Год назад

So the moose was hanging about the cabin, thinking "There should be humans here!" For seven hours she wandered in the woods and finally you drifted into her path. Great day for all!

@joannegillespie3467 Год назад

This is my favourite video. I’ve watched 3 times. When you return….come back when the leaves are turning.

@melissamoeller9608 Год назад

I’m so thankful that you were rewarded for working through your traumatic experience with such a serene experience!

@theathjr Год назад

I’ve only scratched the surface on the library of your videos Beans but this one has to be my favorite so far

@aliciagrennan1084 Год назад

Oh my!! That was wonderful!! Two favorite parts; Alex eating his sausage and Alex’s moose sighting face!! Also, your photography was stunning!! Fabulous job Beans. Love you guys!!

@TravelBeans Год назад

Thanks so much Alicia! 💛

@oldworldobserver Год назад

Great video guys. Really excited for the rest of this series…super excited for your future vid on Glacier National Park! 👍

@CandySoulAndSoil Год назад

35,000 steps...it was inhumane! 😂 that sunrise with the mist on the water 😍

@bcb912 Год назад

I felt pure joy for you both. You really gave us the feeling of being there, as well.

@DavidandSarah Год назад

"I'm just one of those people that would get skunked" hahahaha, this made us laugh so much! The Isle Royale wilderness is so beautiful!

@jeninewatts5320 Год назад

Oh i loved your faces when you both saw the Moose so funny x

@ootsie601 Год назад

As a native of Michigan, it warms my heart that you're finding our amazing state so beautiful. Most people have no idea how beautiful it actually is. Looking forward to your next adventure!

@6tyughj Год назад

Same. Also, a Michigan native. Absolutely beautiful state. Our lakes and beaches are some of the best in the world.

@lunabella606 Год назад

Sometimes I forget how beautiful our planet earth is🌎 Thank you!❤❤❤❤❤❤

@strongenough333 Год назад

I haven’t been to Isle Royale recently, but I’m so thrilled to see it hasn’t changed. Even better that you both enjoyed your experience so much! I’ll have to make a trip soon ☺️

@clarenced.950 Год назад

Seeing wildlife life moose and deer in their own environment never gets old but it sure was fun to see their excitement of seeing their very first one.

@rainsofhealing Год назад

A veritable FEAST for the eyes, and the soul... and the ears as you paired such lovely music with it. So calming and peaceful! Blessings to you both!

@jackiephillips1677 Год назад

Wow ! That was amazing. Your 63 National Parks challenge is an epic one and that 1st one - how can you beat that?! Thanks for sharing your journey with us.

@jonludwig Год назад

This is one of the best videos I’ve seen on RU-vid in a long time. The only thing I would change is the thumbnail pic. A shot of you both while seeing the mouse for the first time would be epic. It was such a beautiful moment of two people who truly appreciate nature, the look on your faces was priceless. Happy trails, Beans!

@janellf4131 Год назад

That sunset, damn! I just wanted to stand up and clap at that, bravo Nature! Amazing!

@jamiel264 Год назад

I can feel how much peace you felt staying here! You guys talk slower, lower, and the video is shot so carefully. I'm glad you had a great time!

@TravelBeans Год назад

Thanks Jamie 🙏 It really was such a special place. And although we were tired from all the walking and early mornings, our souls felt so rested! 🥰

@geraldmerkel7145 Год назад

Yo Beans, Pure Michigan 🇺🇸 USA. Born and raised in the state of Michigan was gone 4 years when I was enlisted in the USMC. Came back home as soon as I was Honorably Discharged. I will be 67 in October never get tired of this State

@mountainman3196 Год назад

Beautiful Special Experience! So much to see in the United States. Every state has very special places. Thanks for sharing with us. 👍🏻👍🏻

@JulieBeyerRDN Год назад

What a gift after your fire. A gift to us after watching the funeral of your queen. God is good.

@michaelggraham Год назад

This isn’t the UK…when you hike in N. America you need to be prepared. But this was a great video and thanks for sharing. It was beautiful and you left us with a sense of calm. I’m thinking your travels are going to keep getting better and better.

@americathebeautifulforever9746 Год назад

True

@rt3156 Год назад

Can't believe you didn't see any bears. So happy you enjoyed yourself here. Love watching the two of you. God Bless from Bloomington, Minnesota

@Chillaxing113 Год назад

You both seem so relaxed in this video. 😊 I smiled so big at your excitement in seeing the moose. So happy for y'all. Hopefully as you continue your National Parks adventure you'll see a bull moose. They're quite impressive and huge! Thanks for taking us along on this adventure. Oh! I think Yellowstone is my favorite National Park so far. With Zion a close second. Denali is wonderful too.

@andynightingale7335 Год назад

Watched this with a huge grin, how lucky to see all that with the sunset as a backdrop, and see you both so happy together. Living the best life. Thanks for taking us along.

@radricster Год назад

So glad you guys had a great experience on Isle Royal. Got to tell you, as a Canadian, it looks like pretty much every park we've got up here. If you get a chance, come north for lots more of what you saw in the UP.

@Britishdave09 Год назад

Born & raised brit here, living in Alberta. So true in Canada. Can't wait till beans go to Glacier NP in Montana. Pretty much guaranteed to see a few black bears and likely a griz, unless they're hibernating.

@jeffspicolli593 7 месяцев назад

The pristine DeHaviland Beaver is beautiful too.

@dbb96ac Год назад

It’s so lovley to see you enjoying this island so much! I work in Human Wildlife Conflict in a national park and I see bears, elk and moose almost on a daily basis. Sometimes I forget how meaningful it is for visitors to see these animals for the first time. Here’s hoping you have more wildlife sightings!

@isnoo1 Год назад

THANK YOU... thank you for taking me on this journey........ I will never see what you have just witnessed......... YES!! TRULY magical!!

@wojecire Год назад

This makes me so excited for the journey you guys are about to go on

@rachellec5703 Год назад

Stunning island!! Definitely on my list of places to visit!! Hilarious that after walking for 7+ hours you didn’t see a moose until you were sat back at the cabin!! 😂

@johnpagoto1054 Год назад

It was so cool seeing someone from across the pound seeing what Michigan has to offer. You actually did a better job of checking off boxes then I did in my 65 years. I enjoyed watching y'all enjoy it. Well done Beans!

@nicoleziegler6112 Год назад

As a Canadian I find it so cute how much you guys marvel at moose, and otters and beavers which are just so every day for us! Lol

@peggydwyer8187 Год назад

You guys are so wonderful, enjoyed this video immensely! I've lived in Northern ONtario, and seen lots of moose, so you were too cute about seeing it! The otters would have had a thick large tail if they were beavers, that's how to tell the difference in that lighting. The sunsets are amazing here (I live in Windsor, across from Detroit, and we have those amazing sunsets every night....why you ask? pollution). So, your sunset was so amazing, with those colours, due to the refracting of light through pollution particulates. But it does give us amazing beauty! ps don't approach a moose, stay far away if you can. They are actually a dangerous animal, or can be.

@Bronwyn031 Год назад

No joke, I almost cried for you two when you finally got to see your moose! 💖💖💖

@rattusnorvegicus6936 Год назад

You two really make me smile. I look forward to seeing every episode you put out. You should have you’re own TV series. Keep up the great content.

@LauraOnTheMove Год назад

Isle Royale really is a hidden gem of a National Park! I took the boat last year. I also stayed in my tent which made me less eager to see a moose! 😅

@kenziewenger6005 Год назад

Your visit has definitely moved Isle Royale up my bucket list. I live in Michigan and need to go. So glad you got to see a moose. My sister and I are crazy obsessed about seeing moose. Safe travels

@bencuraza6503 Год назад

ENJOYED this part of your USA Journey. Beautiful Calming Park with Natural Habitat Wildlife. Looking forward to your next video. ☘️☘️💪🚙💪☘️☘️

@jayinla310 Год назад

You two are awesome.Your joy for the simplest things is so calming. I wish everyone could feel that way at least once every day.

@snuglyfluff6969 Год назад

10 squirrel rating for this video! I loved it Emma & Alex! It was all so beautiful - I got tears in my eyes during the sunset. You are both truly blessed for having this experience!

@NyreeAlana Год назад

I'm in tears! 😭 That was so incredibly special and magical and I felt your awe and wonder! ✨ I feel like I would go to the United States just to go to this island! Even if I didn't get to see a moose or otters at sunset, it totally seems like my kinda place! Thanks for taking us with you Beans! 💚😘

@pam2719 Год назад

Yosemite during the winter months…Spectacular!!!

@stacyo8701 Год назад

I’m originally from Alaska and moose are a dime a dozen up there! They walk through town on the roads! I had one stick it’s head through my bedroom window when I was a kid and it let us touch its nose (don’t recommend, had the window open for air and it walked up!) Was nice to see how excited you got to have one walk right in front of you!

@KODoch48 Год назад

Yah … I lived in AK for 50 years … NEVER saw one that tagged! What was that all about! Hmmm 🤔

@efortunywhitton Год назад

Dear Beans: love your enthusiasm for wildlife and the natural world. Two days ago, we returned from a nearly 3-week road-trip from Irvine, CA (in our Jeep with roof top tent) to: Nevada to see Grand Basin National Park (NP); then Wyoming: Tetons & Yellowston NPs; Montana: Glacier NP; Washington: North Cascades NP; Oregon: Crater Lake NP; with a finish in Monterey Bay, CA to see whales; then a drive down the 1 back home. National Parks are the best thing that humans have created (in any country); there is a palpable magic within them, as they still have the many beings that are now absent in most of the world (our planet now has less than 4% of mammalian wildlife biomass left on it). In Glacier this time we saw 6 bears in one day! One of the bears was a mother with two beautiful cubs; we saw a red fox in Tetons (the first I've ever seen in America); we saw/heard elk buggling (they do that in the Autumn); deer, pronghorn, many birds; gorgeous landscapes, hikes, winding roads; in-short, there is nothing more beautiful than feeling that emotion from within when in these places that connects you to all that is around you; I know exactly how you feel, as nothing makes me happier than seeing wildlife. This is the second time we visit Yellowston and Tetons (the first time we also saw grizzly bears & black bears, coyotes, wolves, moose & the list goes on; our first time in Yellowston & Tetons was in the spring) this time, in the Autumn. It makes me extremely happy to see that you are both so passionate about the natural world. :) My favourite NPs are Yellowstone/Tetons, Glacier & Yosemite. -- Based on your passion for wildlife, I am wondering if you've seen a documentary called "Eating Our Way to Extinction" (narrated by Kate Winslet). If we had a vegan humanity, we could rewild an area slightly larger than the entire continent of Africa, (if you'd like to see more stats, please visit a website/group called Climate Healers; research by Dr. Sailesh Rao reflects that 87% of global warming is due to animal agriculture) if we were to rewild the area the size of Africa, we could see National Park-esq ecosystems throughout the planet. I know that humans do not like to be told these truths (as they go against popular culture), but, as I can see how much the natural world means to you, I thought you may like to research these things further when you have the time. Another excellent resource: Glen Merzer's book: Food is Climate. (It is intact ecosystems that capture carbon; not Teslas, etc.) Hugs. x PS: we lived in Michigan for 7 years, and visited the Sleeping Bear Dunes nearly every other weekend from Memorial Weekend to October (camping)... we did not make it to Isle Royale, so it was lovely seeing its beauty through your lens!

@peacekelly1128 Год назад

I’m beyond happy for you that you got to see a moose! 🤗 You have found an absolutely beautiful area.

@TravelBeans Год назад

Thank you! 💛

@AnnFBug Год назад

Takes me back to that brilliant programme of the ‘nineties, ‘Northern Exposure’. Set in Alaska, it always started with a moose, walking down the high street, investigating shop doorways, and somehow its whole attitude and way it moved were so cool.

@Diana-lo6cx Год назад

This is the most beautiful and sincere video you’ve ever done. And I’ve been following you guys for about four years. Thank you for the great video!

@jill179 Год назад

That was heaven….so enjoyed visiting with you. Thank you for all the beauty you captured…well done! And I am so thrilled that you got to see not just one, but two moose sightings!

@shotbyheidi Год назад

My goodness that sunset was just stunning! What a magical place. I have family in Michigan and have visited multiple times but not made it to the U.P. as yet. The island certainly looks like it is well worth a trip! Great video 👏🏻

@naturalflow157 Год назад

You have been my true inspiration and just how to never stop chasing your dreams. A few years ago I crushed myself to the bottom of the darkness, completely lost my way and how to continue in life. You helped me find the balance, I have been slowly getting back into feeling what's like to be me again. It is a slow but steady process. Thank you so much and don't stop creating. Sending much love.

@davcox100 Год назад

Hi guys, I’m from England so have spent the whole day watching the Queens State funeral . It’s been a wonderful, but emotional occasion. So when I realised the beans had posted their vlog, I thought great, something to end the day on a high. What a beautiful, peaceful island. The lesson I’ve learnt from you guys is, don’t hike for miles and miles. Lie in bed all day and let the wildlife come to you. Brilliant 😂👍

@debgunson2967 Год назад

I was a bit disappointed that they didn't acknowledge the passing of their Sovereign. 😔

@davcox100 Год назад

@@debgunson2967 Hi Deb, most vloggers record their contents 2,3 or 4 weeks in advance. So they’re always somewhere else for security reasons. Some vloggers in the past have been stalked. There might be other reasons. They may well acknowledge the Queen on the next post.

@catmandubh Год назад

@@debgunson2967 Perhaps they're republicans. Not all Brits worship the monarchy.

@fabulouspinkmk10 Год назад

Oh one more thing, I was watching another video, where this person was just entering Canada and a local told her that he had lived in Canada for 25 yrs or more and never saw a moose. So I am so happy that you and Emma had that opportunity. Yippy .... amazing!!!!!!!

@CraftsmanontheLake Год назад

So glad you're enjoying yourselves. You guys are so funny. The wife and I have been to most national lands in the US in our cargo camper. I think you'll find that even with all the cities in this country a vast part of the US is just as rural as this, and not just with national parks. We've done 60,000 miles over the past 12 years and there's still much more to see. We live in Maine, and Sylvester, our moose visits us once and awhile here.

@TravelBeans Год назад

That’s awesome! Love that there is always going to be more to see.. it never gets boring! 🤩 So cool you have a local moosey visitor! We are excited to visit Maine - Acadia in the autumn is high on our bucket list!

@4711karo Год назад

Wow! So incredibly and almost unbelievably beautiful! Thank you for a treat of a lifetime for taking us with you.

@4WhatItsWorth Год назад

That was a truly BEAUTIFUL video ❤ Delicately handled, expertly edited.... Just so haunting and magical. I really felt like I was there with you guys 😍🥰 I even teared up when I saw the Moose! Your reactions just made it so real. As someone who is around your age but too unwell to travel anymore.... it breaks my heart that I can't experience this sort of wonder first-hand anymore...... but through your video, I came close. So thank you for giving me that gift 🙏 My favourite National Park that I've been to so far is probably Pltivice Lakes in Croatia/Slovenia. But there are so many aren't there! And they all offer something unique. So I can't wait to see the rest that you guys get to! :) P.S- You were super brave going out into the heart of the wilderness with literally NO-ONE around for help 😶😵😱 Growing up in Australia with all our massive snakes 🪱 & spiders 🕷.... I would not have been keen on walking around with grass that close to my feet where things that crawl & slither could be hiding! LOL Xx

@markembling Год назад

Wow. You genuinely found a slice of heaven. Bucket list views.

@Dutchbelg3 Год назад

Hey my Bean-buddies! That was just pure serene magic! Those were scenes from a nature documentary! Especially the sunset and the shots from the waterplane! But believe me! You are soooo in for a treat! There are some incredible spots in the USA! This summer we were at the Mesa Verde National park with the unique historic buildings while you can spot eagles and lizards and deer and more if you are lucky. And we toured the Rocky mountains National park over route 34 (which is only open from June to September) which is the highest road in the USA ! We saw moose and elks and marmots and squirrels there. The we also visited Great Sand Dunes National Park. Totally different from anything else you can visit. Absolutely unique! And ehh Grand Canyon of course. There is SOOOOO much out there and you will see animals you did not know they exist 🙂 About snakes: They are fine.. They will not bother you as long you keep in a distance they can not bite. Most of them are harmless ! And even the rattlesnakes , cottonmouthes, copperheads and coral snakes are not aggressive as long you won't bother them. The ones you have seen until now are garter snakes and they are harmless ; they only poo on you when you grab them ;-)

@TravelBeans Год назад

Wow! Loved hearing all the places you’ve visited.. it’s getting us excited for when we go to these places!! We are so excited for the variety there is to see here! It will keep us entertained for years!

@phillipvanvolkinburg4407 Год назад

Yes, Isle Royale is the least visited National Park, but has the highest rate of visitors who are returnees. My favorite place in the US and happens to be my home state. Lots to see in Michigan's UP as well if already up that way. As for staying in cabin like they did, they're only found by Rock Harbor and are often rented out early. There are a few privately owned cabins on the north end as well. Rest of the island there are 36 back country camp grounds which are accessed by hiking. Last time I went Daisy Farm campground was mud quagmire and were walking knee deep in it 😂

@bethdaly8079 Год назад

Best moose sighting ever, but was the moose drinking the beer or were you?!:) Love your reaction!!

@dananorris6242 Год назад

Lol! It did sound like he said there was a Moose walking up drinking a beer while he was editing.

@bethdaly8079 Год назад

@@dananorris6242 the former Language Arts teacher in me has to laugh!

@elbow7991 Год назад

So cool moose sighting! Amazing sunset and epic sunrise! Loving this vlog!

@mountainman3196 Год назад

The state if Maine is loaded with moose, also Arcadia National park, whales, lobster, and like 95% of the state is empty.

@aaronaaron4155 Год назад

I'm so happy yall had that experience. As someone born and raised in Michigan it's always nice to see people discover the beauty this state has. I only wish I could meet yall sometime!

@markfiagle8146 Год назад

I have been blessed to have hiked on Isle Royale with members of our local Scout Troop (1998 and 2015.) Took the ferry over and back from Grand Portage, Minnesota. The Isle is such a beautiful place!

@tammaragill9347 Год назад

Yellowstone National Park is beautiful as well as Alaska. LOTS of wildlife in those parks

@fabulouspinkmk10 Год назад

Alex!, I appreciate that you started at marker 4:38 with what you disliked about yourself and the reason behind it being impatient. I say this because I have been married to my wonderful husband for 41 years and I can relate with you. I recognized this in myself later in our marriage, and it was for my good. Maturing in patients is a blessing and it couldn't have come in a better way. I enjoyed watching this Tuesday evening and I hope you both have many more animal encounters.

@Camille_Lee_Eon Год назад

So beautiful. It makes me so happy to see the both of you experiencing our American wildlife. I forget and take for granted my Western Massachusetts life. Please don't be offended, but you are like little children that have the ability to experience real amazement and joy. I can't wait to live like that again as an adult like the two of you.

@patsysweat8536 Год назад

My second most favorite NP IS Grand Canyon. We spent a week there and I was in awe of the beauty God has created in this park. It is stunning.

@TeresaSlivinski Год назад

The moose looked like a juvenile. Super cute! Thanks for this!

@Christine.A Год назад

Wow - I thought the sunset was amazing, but that last sunrise was breathtaking. Thank you for showing us this national park.

@sarawoods7874 Год назад

Cuyahoga Valley National Park In Ohio is wonderful. Lots of waterfalls and trails and a scenic train ride

@stacynissley7336 Год назад

What a beautiful place. Just wait until you see Yellowstone. Nothing compares!

@gabrielsholisticcare Год назад

I’m so thrilled for you both to get to see two moose! Two otters and a skunk! Can’t wait til you see my favorite national park Yosemite in California! There’s no place like Yosemite to share the beauty of nature with family. Granite monoliths and giant sequoias bring wonder to all ages.