Buckskin Gulch / Paria Canyon: Utah
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Solitude: 9/10 Beauty: 10/10 Water: In the section of Buckskin Gulch, there is none. The other two sections had plenty of seeps and springs. We also u
Wow! Wonderful video. Amazing scenery. Watching you delve through Buckskin made me realize that I’m claustrophobic. What a trip of a lifetime! Congratulations.
Amazing!!! Awesome job with planning and executing!! I am envious!!
This was fantastic! Thank you for this. The scenery is incredible.
My favorite line – “I think she did it the hard way, but … you know there’s certain things … well ….”
After 37 years of marriage I can relate ;-)
Great job! I still think it is the most unique place I have ever walked. I recommend taking as much time as you can. We did it with 5 nights and enjoyed every minute.
Awesome video! A trip like that is definitely on my short list of “must do’s”! Such a great adventure to have with your wife!
“This is so cool!” YUP!
Thanks for sharing, Paria is really something else, I’d agree it’s up there with the most beautiful and unique hikes. Driving in past the Vermilion Cliffs early in the morning, the anticipation during the shuttle ride, knowing it’s 43 miles on paper but you definitely did more, figuring out how to navigate the weirder parts, wondering “is…is that a trail?” and realizing there’s really only one way to go…plus, bonus orchard at the end!
Excited for your video, we did Paria from White House but met a few folks who had done Buckskin and just looking up the slot canyon from the confluence was like…nope!
I’d go for Paria again and make time for Wrather Arch. Plus, now I know where all the premium campsites are!
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