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Amazing views & great job explaining all the +/- of each trail

Thanks for the video. Drove it today. The upper part is indeed the smoother part. Saw a lot of folks on the trail. Having a high clearance vehicle was nice. Took about 2.5 hours.

I did it in 2002 in a Jeep Cherokee, and around the White Rim trail. Camped overnight and out the next day, awesome. Oldtimer Englishman now, was 58 at the time. I love Utah.

Fantastic video. Informative on the science as well as the origins of some of the attractions at the park. I’m a Dallas native and I never knew this was just outside the city. Eager to take my daughter to have fun outside finding them and swimming in the creek… just like I used to do when I was a kid.

Hello. Thanks for video. I plan to see the park on August. I have senior pass, Do I have to pay entrance fee? Thanks from Virginia

That was very very nice quality I enjoyed the video vey much. I used the mouse on my computer to watch on my TV via HDMI and catch all the cool angles, yeah buddy this is nice. . This is amazingly cool, thanks. Oh and the quality? 2160s 4k,

Thanks for the wonderful content!

I can’t visit these areas due to health issues, so your videos are one of the few ways for me to see them. These law’s don’t just hurt small video makers, they hurt people who want to see the parks, but can’t go there! Bad law making.

It's okay. I watched it on a LG, and the controls in general worked fine. I didn't try zoom on the bird though. The picture was not as good a quality as your other recent videos. Which are all very good by the way! I enjoy your channel.

Amazing experience! Thank you very much for share it! Heloisa

Love it. More please.

Yes, very cool!

Cool camera just wishes the video was better quality, good job.

This was awesome!

This is an amazing video, thanks. Due to "advanced maturity", I'm no longer able to hike any of these wonderful trails. Your video brought back some great memories, Thank You

Ohhhhhh! This is so cool! You just got a new subscriber. I like this VR style video. I’m about to share this with someone that can no longer leave their bed. She will enjoy this video very much. The VR feature makes watching TV seem more realistic.

The camera is neat, and it is cool to see the surrounding landscape, but your normal photography is one of the reasons why I watch so many of your videos. So every now and then would be fun. Thanks for the video!

Love it!!!!!! I'm watching on a 65" samsung smart tv, and the quality is great! Yes, more, please!

Love the camera

We watched several videos of yours! Had a great trip 2023 and will be back 2025

I see it now. I was wondering why you took it down before. Very nice.

Nice addition every once in a while. Definitely enjoy the 360 capability!

Video quality is less than your normal videos.

You survived the trip through Albuquerque? That's astounding! As a resident at one time, or maybe even now, I can tell you there's a massive lack of driving competence and a whole lot of ego diving instead of driving using one's brain. I was followed for 35 minutes once by a road-rager who would not stop until I led him/us into a police station. No cops around of course, but he finally gave up. They typical driver does not use turn signals for anything at any time. They roll right through stop signs and red lights on purpose. Speed limit? No such thing. There is very little law enforcement, so they know there are nearly zero consequences for anything they do. All this is complicated by texting and driving, and the relatively recent legalization of a popular mind altering substance. If you have your window down, you can smell it billowing out of cars. Again, almost zero law enforcement. One example: My niece in middle school was hit by an uninsured, unlicensed driver and was thrown up over the car, breaking both legs and shattering her pelvis when she landed. If any reader here has never driven through New Mexico before, especially Albuquerque, let me give you a desperate warning. I beg you, please be on your guard and use extreme caution. Colorado is not much better but competence is slightly higher.

Some of these folks had great foot arches 23,000 years ago.

This is difficult to watch, shes...not good. This could gave been really interesting. So loud, interrupting...how does she hace this job.

Thank you for the video! I like it a lot! I've seen here so picturesque views, so magnificent places which i dream to visit. So different nature, from what i got used to see. Btw, I am watching you from Russia.

Best video , about GNP!!! Thanks a lot , God bless you !

Wow! Just watched the whole video although I admit I did it over several viewings- so comprehensive and enlightening. I definitely need to go here and I feel like I have a preliminary idea of what is on offer- I might have to watch this video several more times to really get it! Thanks so much for doing this- it is much appreciated!!

Even on a non monetized channel?

You did a fantastic job showing everyone all the great views that Glacier Park has to offer. Well done!

I am going end of June with a friend and his son. His son has MS and could walk some but certainty not long hikes. My question is specifically about Many Glacier. What is the best way to take in all the beautiful views? Is it better to drive or hike? I will only be there like one day. Is it better to do the boat rides and hike the Grinnell Glacier or is it better to just drive around Many Glaciers and do no hikes? I figure driving I can cover more area, but to go in deep you need to hike. So I'm conflicted and only have one day.

Definitely make the guide.

Thank you for your video! It is very relaxing, informative and show new destinations which i would like to reach, and dream for now. Thank you again. And, i am watching you from Russia. This is how i study English.

I was called crazy for saying the natives been here for 25k years

thanks for the great narration... we will be making this drive in August...

Really love this video. So gorgeous and also so informative.

I was walking through the woods in Mesa Verde once along the road to Cliff Palace, and I found an ancient hide scraper sitting exposed atop a large mole mound. It was very eerie to find it just sitting on a fresh mound of earth, like it was pushed up for someone to find. FWIW, I did not keep or take the hide scraper, but I recognized it in the brochure when I got back to our car. The Navajo insist that the cliff dwellers ARE NOT Anasazi and ARE NOT descended from the Chaco communities. Navajo say cliff dwellers were there when the Navajo got there, and most cliff dwellers became Diné or Navajo. Navajo elders say “Anasazi” means “elders not like us,” that is, elders who teach a death cult that practices slavery and cannibalism. Navajo elders say some cliff dwellers in the Grand Canyon were ancestors of Hopi hiding from the Anasazi incursions.

Very impressive video. You’re a great presenter. Thanks for taking the time to create such helpful content. P.S. Thanks for debunking the “Inconvenient Truth” false science. 👍🇺🇸

When I first drove it it was really rough. Looking like a freeway now.

Excellent video thank you.

Real quick PEPPER SPRAY! The videos that you make are incredible and the work you put into showcasing the best national park in America is WOW! We love glacier national park (2/4 members of my group) and we are going to gnp for our 2nd time in 2025.! P.S would you say Rising Sun is a okay hotel.

Love from Mississauga, Ontario! It is an informative video! My family would love to be here, but it is just that traveling that far west is a challenge.

The Navajo tell a similar story about the Chaco communities. Chaco means place of sadness, because the people there were slavers and cannibals.

Wow great video thank you so much

The excitement I feel when I see a new "The West is Big" video! This is such a valuable resource. I appreciate you.

Headed to Glacier 6/14. We were lucky enough to get reservations at the Many Glacier Lodge. Super excited about that! Been watching your videos, v excited to hike the Grinell Glacier Trail. Thanks for all you do!