5 Places in Idaho That Look Like Other Planets

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1. Debbie Carter 7 months ago

   JJ, that is exactly how I climb rocks😊

2. Justin Pierce 7 months ago

   Need to check out mesa falls

3. LDawson 7 months ago

   Not far from the Craters of the moon is a museum of the Japanese internment camp. There is a nice visitor center and you can walk around and learn about the thousands of people that lived there during WWIl because we were so afraid. They delete with such unfairness with so much grace. Many of their children were even drafted. It is inspiring. It a great historical stop.

4. DWD 7 months ago

   We stayed at the campground at 'Craters of the Moon' and that was great, the wildlife came out at the setting of the sun.

5. Lori Whitesell 7 months ago

   How were you guys right in my backyard and I didn't run into you somewhere?? I literally live right in the middle of all this and grew up about 4 miles from the ice caves in the little town of Richfield (born and raised) and I own a saloon in one of the oldest buildings left in town. Never been in them because I'm not a cave person but I have taken a lot of friends there to explore. We have so many Indian artifacts, lava tubes and caves in the desert surrounding us, very fun to explore on an ATV. Next time either of your families are in Southern Idaho let me know and I would love to show you some of the hidden gems that aren't on the maps. Hope you loved Southern Idaho!

6. Dale Marshall 7 months ago

   We camped at the campground there in the Craters of the Moon monument. Tight spots and all lava rock. Covered all the trails you hit. Nice you could meet up with FOS.

7. Greg Bozeen 7 months ago

   You need to come to Oregon. You were already near the Wallowa Mountains. Go see Newberry Crater/Paulina lake near Bend. The make your way to the Oregon Coast. Maybe you’ve done Oregon already , I’m not sure , I have only been following you for a few months and I love watching your family adventures

8. Jerry Daminato 7 months ago

   2018 we were in Tombstone park 🇨🇦

9. Adventures of Mom, Dad, Girl & a Little, White Dog 7 months ago

   I’m loving these Idaho videos – so awesome!!
   I noticed you didn’t take the Oru kayak this time around….. did it leak?? That’s my biggest worry if I take my daughter out with me is that the kayak will sink! 😜

10. DJ&Jules 7 months ago

    Goblin Valley in Central Utah. Galaxy Quest was filmed there.
    We play sardines among the goblins….with limits of course. We did try hide-n-go-seek, but the first time I watched my littles run off to hide, my momma heart couldn't handle it. Sardines was safer, with momma staying with the littlest.

11. Phillip J Gustafson 7 months ago

    I would hope that you get a chance to go to the bend Redmond area of Oregon visit lava Butte and the other things that are to be seeing around there that is all high desert and it one time that was all active volcano the Deschutes River is beautiful to see the metolius not to mention North and South twin wickiup Crane prairie North Davis Creek where the water comes straight up out of the ground in his actually pure and you can the temperatures about 34° for that water by the way Oregon has a tremendous amount to offer in the if you get a chance you definitely want to go see Crater lake there is no picture that I've ever seen that will do justice to what it actually looks like when you're there it is worth the in itself 🤠😎❤🤠

12. Darcy Robb 7 months ago

    Your in YT Christine aka Frugal Fit Moms hometown.

    Loved watching & coming along on the adventure🥰🍁🇨🇦

13. Ryan_101 7 months ago

    the scab lands of east washington

14. onealmr 7 months ago

    16:03 I thought the car was driving backwards for a moment

15. Jake 7 months ago

    Painted Desert and Petrified Forest National Park jointly have some of the most otherworldly sites I've ever encountered. It's a wildly underrated region. Meteor Crater is also a big hit with kids. The entire route from Flagstaff to Albuquerque offers a ton of attractions that allow you to get off the beaten path for stunning landscapes.

16. Rose Dzindolet-Faith 7 months ago

    Wonder if that “Island” is BLM Land or LTVA Land where you can camp for free as long as you move camp every 2 weeks

17. Andrew Fidel 7 months ago

    That entry into city of rocks reminded me SO much of Bryce that my brain just screamed that it's a grey version of it. How is this not better known?!? Thank you SO much for sharing, even though we've already crossed Idaho off our states visited bucket list we obviously didn't even scratch the surface and definitely need to go back!

18. Jonelle Sandel 7 months ago

    Unusual and stunning landscapes I always come back to Utah and the incredible landscapes. Deadhorse state park is awesome, canyonlands, Bryce is an underrated gem. So amazing! Can’t forget Sedona AZ….stunningly beautiful.

19. Jackie Murphy 7 months ago

    I was going through Idaho when you guys were. wish I could of met you guys. Had to take my great grandaughter back to Nebraska, now on my way back to Washington state.. love watching you guys.

20. Annie Dew 7 months ago

    Happy Birthday Nathan 🎉

21. EJ S 7 months ago

    Great fun sharing your b-day with FOS! Happy Birthday Nathan. Your Idaho videos have been great. You are finding gems of various places.

22. bijoucr 6 months ago

    Happy Birthday Nate!! If you're ever up in Newfoundland, you can walk on the earth's magma in Gros Morne National Park

23. Margie Daniels 6 months ago

    Love you guys. Thanks for the family videos. We want to take grandkids next year. Can you share what month? And where uou stayed. We are 40 ft 5th wheel.

24. Cathy Holt 6 months ago

    Thoroughly enjoyed tagging along with your family on this trip! So interesting.

25. JoAnn Davy 6 months ago

    For lava visit Valley of Fire Rec area near Carrizozo, NM.
    About 90 mikes south if there is White Sands National Park
    Then several hours west of there (almost into Arizona) is City of Rocks State park

26. sherri weber 6 months ago

    Happy Birthday Nathan! 🎉🎈🎂 What a nice beautiful place to visit and take the kids so they can learn and experience it and enjoy the journey. It’s good to see parents like you both doing this for their family. Great video! Everything was beautiful! Have a great birthday! 🎁 And great week!

27. Yooper 6 months ago

    Indian Lake in the U.P. has a spring, kitch-iti-kipi, or Big Springs.
    Great Adventure, thanks for bringing us along.
    And Happy Birthday 🥳

28. Gary Hogan 6 months ago

    Have you all been to Enchanted Rock State Park when you were in Texas? It's other-worldly.

29. Amy Henderson 6 months ago

    JJ climbing was the best! Miss ya buddy! Love viewing the world through his eyes!