Name: Cross Country Road Trip DAY 2 - Drive to Capitol Reef in Torrey, Utah
Uploaded: 2021-12-09T17:50:05.000Z
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we're on the road again, we left a sky ranch hotel about a little over an hour ago.

Um and yeah, we're ready for our next destination.

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We actually for the first hour was going through the mountains.

That was a pretty fun drive actually like I mean I'm driving so because I can't do any roses on the passenger seat when I'm driving and I actually kind of enjoyed those roads because it's a little bit different.

It's not just like a straight shot where I tend to kind of like and start to fall asleep.

So I actually don't mind driving those roads and at a certain point there was a scenic overlook and we stopped at it.

Yeah, they have like a native american market there because we saw people setting up booths and stuff, they're wondering what it was, but when we're going out, I said a native american market.

So if you're interested in those goods you can get them there.

But it's in between Sedona and Flagstaff, we go through the mountains, Candy said, and we're going through forests and stuff so that that was very pretty.

But the actual scenic overlook was so underwhelming.

But the good thing is there's a bathroom there so which looks like they just recently renovated it.

So today we are on our way to capitol reef and on the way is birch railroad, which I feel wanting to do and uh it's supposed to be really scenic views with like the switchbacks that you can see of the road from up above.

So I'm just really hoping that as we call on this road, we'll actually see it.

So today we're staying at Red Sands Hotel, which is really close to Capitol Reef National Park because we're going to check out Capitol Reef tomorrow and Capitol Reef is not as popular as the other national parks in Utah because there's the mighty Five is what they call it in Utah.

They have Zion National Park, which we've done.

They have Rice Canyon and I decided to skip this one because it didn't look, it looks cool but not as cool as the other ones to me.

We're going to, they have arches, which we're going to and then the last one is Canyon lands National Park.

So I think I felt like canyon lands was more rugged and it wasn't really our style because you can actually take Canyon lands two arches and like this really cool road, but it's all dirt, very ragged cars equipped for that.

Yeah, I watched this one Guy's Youtube video and it looks terrifying to me because you're going on these dirt roads on these switchbacks really high up and I'm like, I don't know if we could do this.

I'm actually pretty excited to go to Capitol Reef because it doesn't get that much recognition.

And so it's kind of like a, I don't know, I feel like I'm going to be surprised when I see it because I do see Rice Canyon a lot and photos or on social media and I never see capitol reef.

Actually when I think of the new capitol reef, I'm like, are we going to the ocean?

But of course, I know that's what we're going to go to.

So yeah, I like that we're doing something a little bit more popular, but I think it's underrated.

But from what I saw from the videos I viewed, I mean it looked a little underrated to me.

Kind of wonder like why more people don't talk about this place or go to this place.

I think it's called panorama viewpoint, but they're supposed to have the best panoramic views for nighttime viewing the sky.

So I'm hoping to take the photographs there at night if we make it, if we're not too tired.

We're in Utah now Candy drove most of the way through Arizona from Sedona and now I'm taking over until it becomes a little windy on the road because Candy is not going to be able to handle it.

Like I thought, you know, my drive was cool from florida to California, but this drive that we're doing now in Arizona and Utah is just amazing.

We just stopped by page Arizona where we have been before we actually went to horse.

You've been an antelope canyon with our girlfriends a few years ago and had a really great time.

So it's kind of this object to pass by that town again and we stopped by for some lunch.

There's like some fast food places like Mcdonalds, taco bell sonic.

So if you need to stock up some things you can't go there.

But yeah, we've got about four more hours until we hit burr Trail road, which is supposed to star around boulder Utah.

Um, but yeah, I'm just gonna stay quiet so candy could sleep and enjoy the views.

We're about 2.5 hours away from Burr Trail road.

We've been stopping by rest stops and gas stations whenever we see one just in case we need to go before we hit Bertram because I'm not sure what the restroom situation is like around that area.

So there's lots of cyclists what's up with that is, it's like a big like cycle, but there's this car in front of us that says caution bicycles ahead.

I mean, it must be like some something must be going on or it's just like a road that cyclists go on and challenge themselves.

I don't know because like Glacier National Park was like that there's like a lot of cyclists, it's just like something they want to do.

I get scared when I come across them because I don't want to run over there.

So that's that's why it scares me because it's really, really slim.

And they're like, you know, in the mountains and you're swerving like 70 mph in some areas.

So it's like scary to have like bikes out here without, they don't have their own designated lane.

So that's why, you know, I think once it gets really windy candy and I will switch again.

Yes, switch candy has been trying to take a nap, but she's been in and out because her husband lobbying or I've been playing like loud music so well, you know, like I I was thinking before this trip, like, should I bring a neck pillow and you know what, I should have followed my instincts and brought it well, because, you know those neck pillows, you only think about it for flights, but you know, it actually does come in handy on long road trip they do.

So that's an essential bring travel pillow.

I said it was like what created in 1925 or something african.

There's like a little sign that we kind of stopped over so we could look at this cool tunnel, wow, Pretty neat.

Yeah, there's two because like if you missed the first one, I was like, oh we missed it and then we came in second.

Like we're falling over I guess when they opened up bryce Canyon, they had this little opening ceremony and then like something about, they had these kids dressed up as like fairies going through there.

So they basically call it like when you go into bryce canyon, it's imagine you're going into a magical place or something like that.

Something like there's a meaning behind it.

It's very nice that they did something like that.

So now we're in the bryce canyon area, it's a very red, super red.

Said it's from the limestone or something like that.

You notice it when you drive into bryce canyon area like, oh this is bryce canyon for sure.

Yeah, you can definitely tell and the ridge marks that it has and kind of like the cone shaped rocks that they have that Pretty much what Bryce Canyon rocks are known for two or what I've seen in pictures at least.

Yeah, we just passed through the town of escalante and filled out some filled up on some gas there and also use the restroom again because now we're an hour away from the Bird trail road um started Birding trail road.

So I just want it again, get our bathroom break in and just to make sure we'll have enough gas and don't run out of gas.

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