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This is a fantastic video. Thank you so much especially as this park is on my list for a visit this year. I did a few geologic trips with your videos in California, now it's time for Utah :).

Thanks a ton for this video, I drove past this road yesterday but it was too hot to stop. Really wondered what I would have seen!

I lived in Fontana for 40 some years felt a lot of earthquakes some big some small

Hello Good Folks. A well-done video on a complicated story; lots of moving parts so to speak. Thank You! I've been lucky enough to kick around chunks of the Monument over past years. Always humbling. A quick comment for folks who may be interested: The U.S. congress in 1906, via the Antiquities Act, granted a sitting president the authority to designate "national monuments" only within existing federal lands. Congress kept authority to add, change, or delete them of course. With respect, I don't see a "land grab" as such. A great summer to All...

This is great! Thank you

Loved the video, lots of interesting info! Did not like the politics at the beginning, we already have enough division in our country and everything is just a matter of different perspectives. I really appreciate these videos because they help ALL of us plan our next adventures, at the same time Social Media is the reason ALL of our parks are overcrowded not because they were named a National Monument or Park.

Climate change is a hoax ... Climate change is a hoax ... Climate change is a hoax ... Until it isn't .

Don't lump all citizens of Utah in the same category. Many of us were against Trumps change of the monument. Fortunately that has been undone.

Impeccable quality video as usual, thank you!

As always...awesome video!

Is your name Larry? And do you own a old VW bus?

Excellent presentation. Thank you! Hope to visit there and many other places in the western US in a few years when I retire.

Go figure Clinton did something like that. Land grab by Federal Government just a fact

Dig your content and vibe😎

Haha, I had a high school boyfriend whose summer job was at the gas station in Ludlow! He stayed out there during the week, & got so lonely that he wrote me letters! This was before the interstate, it was a different world, like the end of the earth.

Very interesting. Thank you

Thank u so much ❤

best vid ever i watch the entire thing1 thank u so much <33

Wow!! thanks awesome video and info, can’t wait to go back there to explore more.

I think the lesson is that we don't need more national monuments. They will just get overrun. These places are already protected, let's just leave them be.

Fun place

Thanks!

Good stuff y’all, love the old date stamps😎

Wonderful😎

Great in fo😎

Still waiting for "the big one"

I successful drove my 1988 Honda Accord LX on many roads "rougher" than this one. Drivers just have to know how to drive "off road" is all.

Wow this was so cool to learn and see about, thank you for this! Have a nice day!

Very interesting👍

VoiceOver here would appeal to elementary grades to get the children started on a career in geography, geology, travel

Terrible narration. Had to go move on.

The only thing to keep california from sliding into the ocean, is the wingnuts on every corner.

Fun fact! At 38:50, those homes started falling off the side of the hill a few years later.

Nice video for geographic beginners. The script is very elementary.

Top right near the initials, clearly shows a male with a pegged out animal skin.

That looks like a stealth thar came down on our car. Leaving area 51 the backgate. They buzzed us when we were going out of town as a warning

Now we know the real reason why property in S.B. is cheaper than in L.A. 😂

Who’s fault is it that they built the house on it

Fantastic content that for me is ruined by the excruciating narration cadence.

I'm going to be out that way at the end of June mainly doing a California train activity excursion although I expect the heat to be rough. I want to go as far north as the Keddie Wye Bridge and then loop back towards the Bay Area to have a look at the historic PCC trolleys in San Francisco. I've been looking at your information in the area. Rt 58 is on the way to the famous Techacipi loop. There seems to be a lot of opportunities for interesting drone shots (before Congress outlaws my DJI!) I've requested a 4WD from my rental agency at LAX. Time will tell if that's what I get! Always interesting content.

It appears the local officials and the developers don’t want anyone to know about the close proximity of the San Andreas! What a shame. I grew up in San Fernando Valley in the 70’s. I was 11 when the Selma’s quake of 1971 hit. That was nothing compared to what will happen when the “ big one hits”!

Is it really so nice to live there on the fault or does it need a big portion of stupidity? And what is it good for not to settle directly on the fault? Is it you may not fall inside, if something happens? But this seem´s stupid to me too, because an earthquake will cause damage in a 90° degree distance near the fault, I don´t know how far. Isn´t this a kind of live by thinking "it will not target me, but somewhere else"? Sorry, I cannot understand those people to do so voluntarily.

that was awsome thanks

I grew up in San Bernardino and the fault was a constant topic in school.

so good