Independence Pass & Continental Divide 

You left your mark! Cool to think you pee on one side it goes in the Atlantic ocean, pee on the other and it goes to the Pacific.

Why is it called the continental divide? What is it dividing?

Thanks for the video A&A.

Excellent, I bet the air was thin up there. Were you towing the camper?

Been over that pass a couple times also been through the diversion tunnel that belong to Colo. canal co.that was in the late 50s it is about 4 mi drove through in a Jeep some places the water was 2 to 2/1/2 ft. deep. Nice to see you enjoying some of Colo. butty

I live in Oregon. We have a lot of mountains, but you were higher than any place in Oregon. How does that feel to people who live at an elevation of what, 10 feet?

Great Video I just finished a hike up here, and it is still covered in snow!

Amazing video equipment you're using on this trip - so immersive, clear and depth of field to infinity! Makes the journey real for the viewer.

Its as if I tagged along. The excellent atmospheric conditions, revealed beautiful sceneries.

Wonderful Adam and Abby, you make it so easy for us armchair travelers to enjoy the scenery without the altitude effects. Keep traveling. Tom and Carol

I spent a year living in the back of my truck in Colorado, every Friday I got off work and hightailed my self up into the Rockies. I once blew out my tire on Independence Pass, then began to hitchhike to the nearest town. I got picked up in a Tesla and the man told me the nearest town was Aspen. Spent the weekend there, that Saturday night I hit the bar hard until midnight, when I stumbled out onto the downtown walkway and saw my first bear rummaging from dumpster to dumpster. Nothing compares to Colorado

Thank you, be safe in your travels.

My wife and I were there at the end of September. It was 30 degrees and those ponds were froze. The air is thin above the tree line and not all the snow melts. Love your videos.

I have to say the quality of your videos is absolutely outstanding it really brings the beautiful scenery to life. My traveling days are over due to illness but I felt almost like I was there with you. You are two wonderful people and it lifts my heart to see you so happy together. Thank you both from the bottom of my heart. God bless you and all the best from The UK

The "coke furnases" or coke ovens were used to convert coal to coke to use in the blast furnace of The Colorado Fuel & Iron Co. at Pueblo to make iron from the ore which then is made into steel.

Lovely part of the country. Must visit at some point.

You'll have to go back later in the fall for the color change some time. I need to make it back to Colorado one of these years. It has been a few.

Hey Adam, me and my family got to go in July and it was so beautiful we love it in Colorado we camped there at twin lakes for 4 days the stars are unbelievable up there

Adam & Abby, Awesome Beautiful scenery great content really enjoyed watching thanks for sharing.!.!.!.

Awesome....and Abby you did a great job on driving in the mountains...👌

some absolutely beautiful scenery in this and all the videos on this trip Adam.

Magnificent! Thanks for sharing!

That's some nice looking country. Wish we had some of those temps here on the east coast.

Nice!!

Abby & Adam. I am happy and proud you enjoyed my state. You picked a beautiful route with Independence Pass leading to Aspen. I look forward to your video of the rest of the drive to Vail !! Btw, some of the viewers might be wondering about how Adam could barely reach the sign to place his sticker. Well, a majority of the year (when the pass is open) the sign is buried in snow. People can walk up to the top of the sign, no problem. That explains how the other stickers got placed 12' in the air! Many feet of snow falls on that pass. Thanks for visiting. Don't wait long to return....Paul