I've never seen such an amazing region with breathtaking nature like this! It's difficult to say which is my favorite place, as I love ALL places you shown 😊 But Grand canyon, Antelope and Havasu falls are my dream. Ryan, thank you!
Thank you for not simply listing a bunch of resorts! Huge pet peeve when people talk about travel but only focus on where to stay, never bothering to venture out and explore.
Really good job there, places like these, away from human activity are just mesmerizing. Once I'm done with cancer I'll try visit as many of them as I can and explore this endless country.
Sego Canyon, Utah - larger than life-size petroglyphs / Canyonlands - Island in the Sky, Utah / Hovenweep, Utah / Mesa Verde, Colorado / Black Canyon of the Gunnison, Colorado / Potash Road to Shafer Trail (Moab) / Goosenecks State Park, Utah / Meteor Crater, Arizona / Petrified Forest, Arizona / Death Valley, California / Joshua Tree, California / and many more!
It's indeed very different from Germany or Bali 😅. Southwest is really amazing! Love the way you travel! Keep posting, I'll keep watching it. Take good care Ryan!
@@RyanShirley Hi Ryan. Yes, in 1994 when I was 5. I remember quite some places. My all time fav was the Bryce Canyon! The Salt Lake of Utah was also impressive. I havent been to the USA for too long😢❤🇺🇸
This really is an incredible video, thank you. HUGE inspiration. I would have included Bryce on here; I think that is a major oversight, but what a great video. Well done.
Beautiful video. Great footage. I haven't been to all of these places, but the ones I have visited are amazing. No idea how I've never heard of Swingarm City. That's on my bucket list now.
@@RyanShirley ohh con gusto llégate amigo y acá te llevo a los mejores lugares Solo me avisas para darte un buen recorrido acá 🙌😁🇵🇦 Estamos en contacto Gracias por suscribirte a mi Canal 😁
Don't miss the hike up the Virgin River gorge in Autumn in Zion! Unforgettable! And then there's Bryce Canyon nearby. And, of course, all of the old native ruins like Chaco Canyon and Mesa Verde. Otherwise: thanks for the great video.
The Four Corners & Grand Canyon. area is one of my favorite places and I've been there many times. I made the hike up Angel's Landing and down to the bottom of the Grand Canyon and back up the next morning. I recommend that if you haven't already done it. For part two I'd recommend Bryce Canyon, the often overlooked Walnut Canyon outside Flagstaff, The Marble Canyon and Vermillion Cliffs area just before Grand Canyon opens up.
Ahh perfect, I was literally just thinking the other day how I'd love to travel to the southwest! If I ever visit the US again I'm really not bothered about the big messy cities, I'd much rather visit a super sleepy southwestern town!
@@RyanShirley winona > Denver > glenwood springs > Moab/arches > Zion (angels landing) > Grand Canyon(horshoe, antelope, maybe lake Powell) > Sedona > monument valley and might fit in ship rock on the drive home!
I love your video, it's inspiring, beautiful and put me in a good mood. Your video has the effect of igniting the wanderlust inside us, inspiring us, and encouraging us to start doing something new with our lives. That is why I decided to write this........
Thanks this is great! We just did a trip in to Albuquerque-Santa Fe-Taos-Dumas-Amarillo-Santa Rosa-Roswell-Carlsbad Caverns-El Paso-White Sands-Albuquerque. Pesos Pueblo, Bandelier, Taos Hot Springs, Carlsbad Caverns and White Sands were all great.
@@RyanShirley we are on a Mission to get our 3 boys to all 50 states. All we have left is New England and MN. We have done : 1) Road trip from Seattle to Denver and back including Shoshone Falls, Yellowstone, Denver; Grand Junction, Arches, Canyonlands, SLC, Bonneville Slat Flats 2)Road Trip fly into Las Vegas including Zion, Bryce Canyon, Grand Canyon, Hoover Dam 3)Road trip from Seattle to North Dakota and back including Hell’s Canyon, Bruneau Dunes (ID), Shoshone Falls, Craters of the Moon, Driggs, ID, Jackson Hole, Grand Tetons, Yellowstone, Cody, wy, Bighorn National Forrest, Devils Tower, wind Cave, Jewel Cave, Crazy Horse, Mt Rushmore, Badlands, Theodore Roosevelt National Park 4) Fly to Anchorage, Denali, Whittier, Seward, Kenai Fjords 5) Fly into DC Harper’s Ferry, Gettysburg, United 93 Memorial, State College for a FB game, back to DC, Supreme Court, Capitol, White House, Arlington National Cemetery-Eternal Flame, Tomb of the unknown soldier, all the monuments; National archives, Assateague Island, Ocean City Maryland, Rehoboth Beach, DE then back to DC to fly home 6) Road Trip Seattle to the Dalles OR, to Bend; Mt. Hood, The Three Sisters, Crater Lake, to CA to Redwoods NP, then drive the length of the Oregon coast hunting lighthouses. 7) Fly to New Orleans, Sight see, French Quarter, Mississippi, Biloxi, Gulfport, Gulf Islands National Seashore, Alabama, Dauphin Island, Gulf Shores, Florida panhandle, swimming hole in northern central FL, St. Augustine, Fountain of Youth, Fernandina Beach, Savannah GA, Tybee Island, Hilton Head, SC, Durham, NC 8) Fly to Cincinnati, spend time in Cincinnati, Kentucky Creation Museun, Arch Encounter, Knoxville TN, Great Smokey Mountains, Pidgeon Fork, Nashville, Hot Springs AR, Little Rock AR including Central High School National Historic Park 9) is the Southwest trip I described above I grew up in IL so we go to IL, IA, IN, WI frequently and living in Seattle we have a timeshare in Kauai. There are so many cool things to see in the US. Road Trips are a great bonding time for families.
Such a cool video :) I prefer the ones you filmed yourself (without stock footage) because it's much more authentic. Hope to see you back in Europe soon!
I hiked angles landing last summer, so amazing. I'm terrified of heights but I drove all the way from Jersey so I WAS GOING UP haha so awesome can't wait to go back!!
Hello beautiful soul :) this again is so soothing and relaxing to listen to after work. It brings me back to the moment. Thank you for creating this lovely content for us. Sending much love your way
Hey Ryan! Thank you for sharing! I love your video! I have a question, where can I find the hoodoo you mentioned in the video(about 3:20 in the video)? I can’t find it anywhere😭 Thank you!
Got to add that I was watching a compilation video here last night and at the very end, there you were on top of a huge rock (of course). Your watermark was on it so it was really you. It's called "Best of the Internet 2020". You probably know about it but I thought I'd mention it just in case. It's had almost 23 million views!
I’m an RN (just graduated) and digital nomad looking to travel the world and the first place me and my girlfriend are gonna go is Thailand! What would it take to get you to do a video of that beautiful (and affordable) country?? 😬
