- We just finished hiking the Narrows. - In the middle of
summer and nobody's here. - Check it out, we have
it all to ourselves. Wanna find out how we did it? - Stay tuned. ♪ HEY! ♪ (cool upbeat music begins) ♪ HEY! ♪ (cool upbeat music ends) (uptempo music begins) - When we left off last time,
we had just taken that awesome helicopter tour from Zion Helicopters. (calm music plays) (helicopter aerial view) And we were kind of teasing you about some other exciting things that we did while we were in that area. - It's time... (Indistinct) it's this video! - It's now! Right now, right now!
- (chuckling) Are you ready? Here we go! - Yeah, we do the Narrows in this video, - [Tara] Holllllyyyyyy crap which is a very, very famous hike. - [Tara] Some of you might be wondering "What the heck is the Narrows?", "What are you talking about?" What we're talking about is a very long hike in Zion National Park that goes through the
narrowest part of the canyon, which is also the Virgin River, - [Chad] Um hmm. and the hike actually has
you hiking through the river. - [Chad] It is the river.
- [Tara] It is the river. - [Chad] (chuckles) The hike is the river, - [Tara] Yes! the river is the hike. - [Tara] Yeah. The whole hike in its
entirety is about 17 miles. - [Chad] Um hmm. Most people don't do that and if you wanna do the whole thing, you have to get like special
permits and stuff like that. - [Chad] Yeah, cause I
think most of the people who do the whole thing, camp overnight. - [Tara] Yeah, because it's so long and it's such a tough, tiring trail. You've gotta get special permits
so you can spend the night. - [Chad] Um hmm. - Soooo... - Think one of the
biggest things about this is since you're in water
and it is cold water, it's gonna vary a lot on the season as to what gear you need, - Right. and that was the confusing part. - Okay, so there were a
lot of confusing parts when planning for Zion National Park - And the Narrows in particular. and the Narrows in particular. - Yeah. A lot of it had to do
with the shuttle service and the shuttle system, because when we were booking and planning, this was still when they
had the COVID restrictions and timed, ticketed shuttles only. - [Chad] Um hmm. You could not just wait in
line and get on a shuttle, you had to have a ticket and those tickets were being sold out just as soon as they became available. - [Chad] Um hmm. And so we were stressed,
- [Chad] Yeah. We were thinking the girls
didn't fly all this way to not - Not be able to be able to do the hike. be able to be able to do these hikes. So, during that time they
were allowing private shuttle companies - [Chad] Um hmm. to take you up there. So, we said,
- [Chad] Yeah, let's, let's "Fine, take all our money" - [Chad] (chuckles) Yeah, we
said, let's not chance it. We got a private shuttle from Zion Guru. - I also wanna say, you are
able to take your e-bikes up the scenic highway when
you have all the gear, like the waterproof shoes
and the waterproof socks and the - [Chad] The big stick and.. big walking sticks and all that. I couldn't see the four
of us taking e-bikes and trying to carry all that stuff. - [Chad] Yeah. So, that's why we decided heck with it, let's make sure we have a ride up there and let's book this private
shuttle. It was expensive. - [Chad] It was super
expensive (chuckles) for a- - I mean oh my gosh. For a van ride, you know, for
that price, you can usually get a limousine with champagne. - [Tara] Yeah, right (chuckles), yeah, (laughing) but it was okay, cause at least we knew - [Chad] Yeah, we had guaranteed entry. we were guaranteed entry - [Chad] Um hmm. and we decided, because it's so confusing and, because it was still
uncertain to both of us, what equipment we
actually needed to be safe and to make this hike easier for us, we decided we were gonna go to Zion Guru and talk to them and get
our gear through them - [Chad] Um hmm. and they could tell us
exactly what we needed. - [Chad] They are gurus after all. - [Tara] Yeah. - [Chad] (laughing) - Yeah and they were very helpful too. - [Chad] Yeah. (cool music begins) It shall be perfect for today. (cool music continues) (family putting on shoes) - [Tara] What I wanna know is like, what makes these shoes special? - [Chad] They're extra supportive, [Tara] Okay. Kinda like hiking boots.
- [Tara] Yeah. They're not supposed to be waterproof. Water's goin in, a really cool thing is they have climbing
shoe rubber on the bottom. So, extra sticky on wet, slippery areas. - [Tara] Oh cool, okay. (cool music plays) - [Chad] Depending on
what time of year you go the gear's gonna be different. - [Tara] Yeah. I think just a few weeks before we went, some friends of ours went and they had the waders all the way up so they weren't getting wet at all. - [Tara] Right, so like we said, you're going to be in this river - [Chad] Um hmm. and sometimes it's just like,
just barely above your feet. Sometimes it's all the way up to here, depending on how tall you are. - [Chad] (laughing) I got up a here, so I'm
at a couple of parts, but - [Chad] Yeah, it was... I was a little worried,
cause I just didn't know. I knew that getting that walking stick was really, really, really important. - [Chad] Um hmm. - [Johnathan] Walking stick
for hiking it in a river is gonna be longer than
if you're trekking. So, a trekking pole usually
has your arm at a 90 degree. - [Tara] Um hmm. So, you adjust it so that
when you're in a natural gait on a trail, your arms are
moving and lifting the stick. - [Man] Yeah. And the Narrows though, you're
walking with a single stick, you're using it as a probe
to see how deep the water is, - [Tara] Hmmmm. because you're trying to
gauge water depth in water that may not be clear all the way through. - [Tara] Okay. In the Narrows most of the time
if the water's transparent, it's knee deep or less. - [Tara] Okay. If the water is dark green,
it's mid thigh or deeper. - [Tara] Okay. The darker the water, - [Tara] The deeper the water. the deeper the-
- [Chad] (chuckling) - [Tara] Okay, got it. - Also, using it to create
a triangle or a third leg so that you always have
a point on the ground. - [Tara] Okay. So we like to say "Make
sure you have two points on the ground, which will keep
you from having all points". - [Tara] All points on the ground, okay. - [Chad] (chuckling) Notice here, this is about chest high. We say chest high or chin,
not higher than your chin. Otherwise it bumps you in the face. - [Chad] (chuckling) - [Tara] Okay, okay. But just a light grip in it, walk into it and move your way through the river. - [Tara] Okay. So, now that you guys have the gear, - [Tara] Yeah. you have the right
footwear to head in there, river shorts, get your
extra layer to go up top. You know, day pack with
food and water in it. - [Tara] Um hmm. Kind of knowing where to
go and how to go in there. In particular, your
question, "How to go pee - Right! while you're here" is really important. - That's very important to me and I wanna say, this
is Johnathan everyone. - How you doing? - (laughing) - [Chad] Hiii. So, the shuttle bus is gonna drop you off at the Temple of Sinawava - [Tara] Okay. and then from there, it's
a one mile paved trail. - [Tara] Okay. So, you could do that at any time of year. Very easy access,
wheelchair accessible trail, - [Tara] Oh cool. but then that trail ends
abruptly at the Virgin River, as it joins, what we call, the gateway to the Narrows. - [Tara] Okay. From the section where
that Riverside Walk ends, you immediately begin
crossing back and forth through the river, moving
from one river bank over the river, another river bank, - [Tara] Okay. occasionally with
prolonged periods of time where you're in the water
where it's wall to wall. Some of those water depth areas will be, on someone
your height, mid-thigh. The bulk of the time
it's knee deep or less. - [Tara] Okay. So, even this time of year,
or five, you know summertime June, a five-year-old could
generally hike the Narrows. - [Tara] Okay, okay. Let's say you have to do this, number one, - [Tara] (laughing) and you have to pee, - [Tara] Yeah. the biggest issue with
peeing in the Narrows is that there's no privacy - [Tara] Okay. at all. The solution to pollution
is dilution, right? In the Virgin River, particularly, because so many people hike in there, - [Tara] Um hmm. it's unreasonable to pee
right on the rocks and sand, because it just crystallizes, - [Tara] Yeahhh. and starts to stink, so
you gotta pee in the river or as close to the
river's edge as possible - [Tara] Oh okay. so it dilutes it. So, once you are in the river and you're working your way up canyon, the first and only real
waterfall that you get to is called Mystery Falls, - Okay. 110 foot waterfall that
comes down the rock face, it's not a Yosemite fall,
this is a desert fall. It's like a little ribbon of water, - [Tara] Okay. running along the rock face. - [Tara] Okay. Beautiful afternoon, glowing light going up - [Tara] Yesss! to Mystery Falls. These giant curves where the river's making these 180 degree turns and your target is to try
to get up to Floating Rock, - Okay. Which, Temple, we remember
was one mile Riverside Walk. - [Tara] Okay. Then to get up the Floating Rock is about an additional two miles, - [Tara] Two miles. So three miles up, three miles back - [Tara] Okay. so you're moving about
a mile and a quarter an hour going upstream.
- Okay. And you're moving about a mile and a half to a mile and three quarter downstream, - Downstream. but tons to see. That's a beautiful thing about
the bottom of the Narrows, which 90% of the people
that hike the Narrows - Yeah. do it and that direction is,
you hike in and you hike out. - Uh huh. So, you're only committed to as far as you've hiked in already. - That's awesome. (cool music begins) - Our first time turning left. - First time (chuckle), first
time on the scenic drive. This is pretty cool. - [Chad] One really cool thing
about taking the shuttle, besides the fact that you
have a private shuttle, is that our driver was
really, really knowledgeable and he was able to fill us
in on a lot of the history and things on the way there. - [Tara] Oh man, he was
so awesome and then-! He even stopped on the way in
- [Tara] We stopped.. and showed us...yeah. - [Tara] Yeah, we stopped
a couple of times, got to take pictures and we
were able to take our time and kind of make that experience our own. - [Tour Guide] So on the
left, that's the street wall, that big formation.
- [Tara] Oh yeah. In the middle of it
there's a big dark street. - [Tara] Yeah. Just barely to the right
of that series of cracks, looks just like Darth Vader's helmet, kind of like his profile. If you look closely, you might see it. - [Tara] I don't...try, ohhhh,
I think I see it, actually! - [Tour Guide] Yeah. - [Meagan] Oh I see it! - [Chad] Ohhh, I see it!
- [Tara] That's kinda cool. - [Tour Guide] Yeah. - [Tara] And they are no
longer, as far as I know, they're no longer allowing
private shuttles anymore. That was actually terminated
two days after we got there. - [Chad] Um hmm. We got in right at the nick of time and we were able to keep
our shuttle reservations. - [Chad] Yeah. So, that was good... - [Chad] Be sure to check
online, because that could change and it could be back to the same now I know, COVID
restrictions are coming back in some areas, so be sure to check online. - [Tara] Yeah, absolutely. ♪ Keep your eyes on the
horizon. Stay in gold! ♪ ♪ All I need are your eyes, your my- ♪ - [Tara] So, when we got
to where the trail starts, that you have to take to
head down to the Narrows, - [Chad] Um hmm. it was a huge line for people leaving, - [Chad] Oh yeah. so that was great. Here's
a little bit of a tip, we didn't rent our gear until 4 PM. Now, we did that on purpose,
because in our research in planning our trip to this
area, I joined Facebook groups, I went on different websites,
everything I read said, "Go, first thing in the morning, earlier the better, you're gonna beat the crowds". Well, when everything out there says go first thing in the morning, everybody goes in the morning. So, we decided to go against the grain and go in the evening and that actually worked
out so well for us. It is going to be a
mile to walk from like, the parking lot area to the
beginning of the Narrows and that's called like the Riverside Walk. - Um hmm. Mostly paved with a little
bit of like sand and gravel, but it is wheelchair accessible - Right. for that mile. So, if you just wanna
take that mile long walk and kind of watch people
start off in the Virgin River - And finish. - Yeah, - (chuckling) you can do that, you can
just take that mile walk down and just watch people. - It's a beautiful hike (indistinct) - [Tara] Yeah, yeah. So, we walked that and
then we finally got there and I will admit that beginning part was full of people when
we first got there. There was a lot of people, but I think most of
those people coming out. - [Chad] Um hmm, I think a
lot of them were coming out and they were just kinda hangin out there, cause of maybe they had some extra time. - [Tara] Um hmm. So, it's kind of busy around that area, but as we got going, we really only saw people
coming the opposite way. - [Tara] Yeah. Now we start the real stuff. Going up the river,
cutting back and forth, all that fun stuff. - [Meagan] How fun?
- [Tara] Okay. How we get to use the gear we bought - [Tara] Yeah. or rented. - All fun and games. - Alright. - Let's do it. - Until I slip. - Nobody's slipping. - Slipping. - Don't say that. (cool music begins) (family trekking through water) - Oooh, whoa,
- [Megan] (chuckling) I was just gonna say, I'm
gettin' the hang of it, - (chuckling) but I guess not. - [Tara] I wouldn't have
been able to do this hike without that walking stick - [Chad] Oh yeah. and the boots that they give you, aren't just the waterproof, but they are like sticky on the body. - [Chad] The shoes have
been great for gripping... can't even make it slide. I'm not lookin forward to
the waist deep water at all. (family responds at once) (cool music begins) (family enjoys the water/hike) - Little snack break. - This is really cool. - This is really neat. - I think the afternoon is the way to go, cause it's not hot at
all, the sun is blocked, it's nice and cool in here - [Chad] Yeah. and the water feels refreshing when you do have to go waist deep and everybody's going the other way. So, it's perfect. - [Chad] (chuckling) Yup. (cool music plays) (family trekking canyon) - We made it through the crowded parts and then we got to the
really peaceful, open, more private areas and it was just, wow! - [Chad] The walls are
like a thousand feet high - [Tara] Um hmm. on both sides. - [Tara] Yes. It isn't narrow. - [Tara] Yeah. I think one advantage of that too is it's gonna be shaded at the top. - [Tara] Yes - [Meagan] Yeah, there's nobody here. - There's nobody else here right now. - Well (indistinct) Well, there's people way up there, - [Tara] Yeah. but this whole section
there's nobody here. - [Tara] It's awesome. Absolutely get a pole and the shoes, it makes a big difference. - [Tara] It does, it
really, really, really does, and the socks help too and
I mean, what an experience. I'm gonna be really sore tomorrow. - [Chad] (chuckling) Aw man, my legs, - [Tara] Upper body,
shoulders (indistinct) - [Chad] my legs are gonna be sore. - [Tara] Yeah. It was a challenging hike for me. I don't have the best balance
or coordination anymore. - [Chad] (chuckling) So, I didn't fall though, I did not fall. - [Chad] Yeah. Think Meagan did, but I did not! - [Chad] It's a different kind of hike, because it's not the kind
where you've got cliffs - [Tara] Yeah. or anything like that. If you fall, you're gonna fall in water, but you can fall on rocks - [Tara] Um hmm. and you can get your foot
jammed and maybe twist an ankle. (calm music begins) - [Tara] I think we're
gonna sleep well tonight. - [Madison] Oh yeah. It's gonna be that feeling of like, when you were a little kid and
you swam all day...like that. - [Chad] Some of the
people that worked there did us that they see more
injuries on the Narrows, which is in the water. - [Tara] Yeah. Than they do on something
like Angels Landing, - [Tara] Yeah. because people get a little overconfident, you slip out a rock, you twist an ankle, it's real easy to get hurt. So, be very careful - Yes. and definitely get a walking stick. - There were people of all ages and I think all athletic abilities - [Chad] Oh yeah. wading through the water. So you know- - [Chad] 'Cause you can go as
slow or as fast as you want. - [Tara] Yeah, and I
definitely went slower than the young whipper snapper
girls that were with us. - [Chad] (chuckling) They, they kept going far ahead, but I think they're less afraid to fall - [Chad] When you get to
our age, falling hurts more. - [Tara] It does. - It does, the recovery
takes a lot longer. We've got about 15 minutes
til our bingo time. - [Tara] Bingo! Meaning two hours out, two hours back, it's kinda like bingo
fuel in the military. Yeah, bingo fuel is when you have just enough fuel to get back to base. We can go a little bit further, but we're gonna have a snack instead, but this has been an amazing hike - [Tara] Amazing. and not too difficult,
really. I don't think, I mean, it's not like just the
plain walk, but it's not... - Well, I hav a hard time with balance, so it was a little tricky
for me, but I still loved it, it's worth it. It's worth
the pain I'm gonna feel tonight and tomorrow. - [Chad] (chuckling) - [Chad] We knew we had about a four hour window for this hike. So, that makes it really, really easy. You go one way for two hours and then you come back for two hours. Now we did that also
knowing that coming back we would be more tired, but
we would be going downstream? - [Tara] Yeahhhh. (cool music begins) (family hiking through canyon) I was so proud of all of us though, - [Chad] We nailed it. because it was a spectacular experience. The most unique hike that
we've ever done, beautiful... - [Chad] Especially
after all the confusion leading up to it, to finally get there and be doing it and have the right gear - [Tara] Yes. and be on time and it was awesome. - [Tara] Yeah. (cool music plays) - She fell - [Chad] Oh did ya? You alright? - I'm okay. - [Chad] (chuckling) (cool music plays) (family hiking through water) - It's 7:21, we still have an hour, but this is where we started this trail and if you remember the
footage from when we started, it was packed and there's, like
just a couple of people now. - [Chad] Yeah, this is
just the time to go. Feels like a hundred degree day today, but it was nice down here. - [Tara] The temperature
was so fine, we weren't hot, the water was cool, but
it wasn't like unbearable and it was just a really,
really perfect time for us to come. - It was awesome. - Yeah! - And now we're gonna go find out what that weird noise is behind us. - [Chad] Found the
source...it's a squirrel. (cool music begins) - And we didn't have to wait very long for our personal shuttle to arrive. We actually finished up
about 30 minutes earlier than we had told them we
wanted to be picked up. So, we waited for... - [Chad] We didn't want
to miss our shuttle no, so, and we were done and we were tired and we were hungry,
exhausted, so we just waited, I think only about 10 minutes before they came and picked us up. - [Chad] But luckily our driver actually came a little bit early. - [Tara] Yeah. So, that was awesome. - Please check the website
for the shuttle schedule, I'm not exactly sure what
time the last shuttle comes to pick people up from this hike. I think it's around 8-8:15, but I think that's also why
there were so few people when we were coming back, because everybody wanted to
make sure they got a shuttle. - [Chad] Um hmm. So, it was, we had the whole, that whole last mile was all to ourselves. - [Chad] Um hmm, we had
a couple of sections where we couldn't see anybody. - [Tara] Nobody, we had nobody
around us, it was amazing! So, we say, go in the evening. - [Chad] Um hmm, go against the grain. - Leave no trace. - [Chad] Leave no trace,
except for your wet butt print. - [Madison] My wet butt print? - Madison's wet butt print. - [Chad] (chuckling)
Madison's wet butt print. - [Shuttle Driver] How was it? - [Tara] We're so glad you're early! - [Chad] (laughing) - [Tara] It was great! (cool music begins) - So remember, a few weeks ago, when we cleaned out our gray
tank and got rid of the smell. It was the tank and we talked about the little vacuum breaker seal there that is designed to allow air to flow in, but not out, that
basically provides a relief so you don't have a vacuum in there when you're dumping the tanks
when water's flowing through, but it can go bad and let gases up and that happened just like two
weeks later and it's ugghhh! Even I could smell it. It's horrible. - [Tara] So you know it's bad. Yeah, of course it happens
when we have visitors. (Meagan & Madison laughing) - You know, we never had this problem until they showed up... - [Tara] Right! Just saying. - [Tara] Yeah.
- (laughing) - Luckily having seen this online before, I bought this about two years ago. - [Tara] (chuckles) It's a new in-line vent. Hopefully, it just screws
right in, let's do it. - [Chad] So you can see, this
is the thing right there. - [Tara] The thing. The thing...screws off...ugghhh - [Tara] Uugghhh! - [Chad] (laughing) - [Tara] Oh my God, that's
what smells right there. - [Chad] And then screw this one in. - [Tara] What the heck is in there? - [Chad] It's, shhhh, I don't know. - [Tara] Awwwwww Alright, new ones in. - [Tara] Okay, here's hopin'
that it starts to smell better. Uggghhh, I don't know
what that is, loookkkkk. That's gotta be part of the
smell problem, right there. The next day we were tired. - [Chad] (chuckling) Shocker, right? I mean,
that was an exhausting hike. - Yeah, we didn't have
anything planned that day - No. on purpose. - Right! - We knew we'd be tired. However, there's this little
ghost town/old mining town that's only a few miles from the RV park - [Chad] Um hmm. called Silver Reef and it
was only open, I think like Monday through Thursday
until 2:00 PM everyday. Checked their website
for specifics on that, but this was gonna be the
last opportunity for us to go and just check out this old town. - [Chad] Yeah, we like ghost
towns and old mining towns, - [Tara] Yeah! They're really neat. - [Tara] Yeah, and what the
heck, it was only a few miles from the RV park, so we
just got in the truck, we drove over there... - [Tara] This is Silver
Reef Museum and ghost town, - [Chad] It's only a few- this is an old mining town. [Chad] Yeah, it's only a few
miles from the campground. So we figured why not check it out? - And they're open, - (Indistinct). - Yeah, they're open odd
hours during the week. Some days they're closed and so this is Thursday and
they're open until 2:15. So we thought we'd drive
over and see what it's about. It's not very big, which is
good, cause it's 96 outside. - Yeah. - It's hot! (cool music plays) (family explores Silver Reef Museum) - [Tara] It was really cool.
I mean, you pay $3 a person or $10 for a family and you get a little bit of a guided tour and they're in costume and they're - [Chad] In character. in character and- - [Chad] (chuckling) I think this guide, this might've been his normal character. [Tara] He loved it. - [Chad] (chuckling) You could tell he loved
it, but that made the tour and it was awesome. - [Silver Reef Tour Guide]
Silver Reef is extremely unique. It's one of the only two
places in the entire world, where Civil War was found...in sandstone. - [Tara] (laughing) - [Silver Reef Tour Guide] It
seems a gentleman by the name of Sean (indistinct). - [Another Silver Reef Tour
Guide] "Came over from the corn fields in California."
"You know, west of Reno". - He's walking around on the white reef and as he's walking around,
he starts finding things that are a bit peculiar. He starts picking up white sandstone, but he starts lookin at it and it's got little black lineation in it. Little tiny black lines
and then he turns it over and he goes, "Look at
that black inclusion"! "I wonder what that is". Well, he tests it and it got back positive for silver. Well that's impossible! You
don't find silver in sandstones! - [Tara][Chad] (laughing) Everyone knows that. You know that, right? - Yes. - [Tara][Chad] (laughing) You don't find silver in sandstone! - [Tara] Right! Well, he decided- - [Tara] I mean everybody
would (indistinct). he decided he probably
needed a little help. So, what he did was he went
up over to the white reef, Dr. (indistinct) crushed it up and sent it to the
Smithsonian Institution. They sent it back to
him three months later and they said, it's the
best fake we have ever seen. (guitar music plays) - You never know what to expect with these little tours
like this, cause sometimes you just go in and all
you do is browse and look, read little placards.
- [Tara] Um hmm. This wasn't like that, it was really cool. - [Tara] It was cool and then outside they have like a whole hiking trail with markers, information, they give you like a
brochure kind of thing that you can follow along and you could see what
some of the old ruins or some of the old buildings,
what they originally were. Now, it was...
- [Chad] The old jail Yeah, in the old jail, - [Chad] That looked miserable. It was so hot. - [Chad] (laughing) It was so hot, so we didn't really explore
a whole lot outside. We walked to a couple of
the buildings and the ruins and we were like "Too hot, let's go home". But I highly recommend
just going to check it out, because it's inexpensive, but you get some really rich history - [Chad] Um hmm. of that area and there's
so many mining stories and mining towns throughout that area. - [Chad] Um hmm. - It's pretty cool. - [Chad] Yeah and this one is unique, because I think it's one of the only ones where they discovered silver in sandstone - [Tara] Um hmm. and everybody thought they were nuts! - [Tara] Yeah. There's no silver in
sandstone, moron (chuckling), but there was and now there's a town. - Yeah. - I'm sure a lot of you are wondering "What the heck, you
haven't told us anything about the RV park where you're staying". Cause we always do. Sooooo, here you go. - [Chad] (chuckling) We stayed at the St. George Hurricane. "Hurrcan" Yes, that's
right, I said "Hurrcan". That's how you pronounce
it according to the locals. - [Chad] Yeah. The KOA there, was about 45 minutes to get to Zion National
Park from this RV park, so not super ideal for us, - [Chad] But also not too bad. we were lucky to get it. - [Chad] Yeah. We got Site 138, which was the best site. Absolutely awesome huge sites. The park itself was very nice. A lot of sites and they
also have sites for tents, they have cabins, they have a heated pool if you need it heated, - [Chad] Yeah. (chuckling) they have a Putt
putt course, playgrounds, laundry facilities. The one thing I want
you to be careful about if you're going to book a
site at this campground, is that like a lot of KOA's - [Chad] Yeah. there pull through sites are buddy sites. If you don't know what that is, - [Chad] Yeah. that's when you pull in this way and the person next to
you pulls in this way and you share a common area. - [Chad] Which is great
if you have a buddy, - [Tara] Yes. but if you're parking next to strangers and they're strangers are
all over your common area, - [Tara] Yeah. it's not great, I don't know why - [Tara] It's not ideal.
KOA's do that. - [Tara] No, it's not ideal if you don't know the people that you're sharing the site with, because let's face it,
KOA's can be very expensive - [Chad] Um yeah. and to pay that price for a buddy site, would not have made me very happy. So, I believe that the buddy sites where the pull through
is kind of in the middle. So, if you're lookin at the
map, just pay attention. - Yeah, if you see arrows
going both directions - Yeah. on pull throughs like
this, yeah. Buddy sites. - (laughing) - (chuckling) - Yeah, if you've got a buddy, fabulous! - Yeah. If you like your privacy, not so fabulous, but the park itself was very, very clean. Well-kept, - Yeah, very nice park. really nice park. We would go
there and stay there again. Especially, if we could get site 138, - [Chad] Yeah. which is probably now not
going to be available. (cool music plays) - [Tara] Once again,
we just ran out of time to share everything with
you that we did in Zion. So, what we're gonna do, is
we're going to do a third part, because we still have some awesome things to share with you, actually... - One of the most amazing things. - [Tara] Yeah, yeah. The most dangerous hike
we've ever done, ever - [Chad] Angels Landing. - [Tara] Whoo! I don't know how they
let the public take this. - [Chad] Yeah, it's, it's... - [Tara] It's dangerous. - [Chad] Wait'll you see it, it's insane - It's dangerous...I
slipped...that was scary. - (chuckling) - We also go four wheelin - [Chad] Um hmm. which was also a blast. (cool music begins)
