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Golden Canyon – Death Valley National Park

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Let’s hike the Golden Canyon in Death Valley National Park. We expected the canyon to be narrower than it was. Amber and Kaylla act very silly on the way.

We were lucky that we decided to go to Death Valley National Park in early November because it was not too hot.

This is part of our Season 3 Part 2 and was filmed in the second half of 2019.

Death Valley National Park – Golden Canyon
https://www.nps.gov/deva/planyourvisit/golden-canyon.htm
Badwater Rd, Furnace Creek, CA 92328
GPS coordinates: 36.420472, -116.846795
https://goo.gl/maps/TTiuuJBLESuGyGcj9


Badwater Basin – Death Valley National Park

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But it’s a dry heat.

We were lucky that we decided to go to Death Valley National Park in early November. It was just above 70 degrees at Badwater Basin which is 282 feet below seal level. The highest temperature recorded here is 134 degrees. This is the lowest point in North America.

The Salt Flats are covered with salt because all of the water has evaporated.


Death Valley National Park – Badwater Basin
https://www.nps.gov/places/badwater-basin.htm
GPS coordinates: 36.229452, -116.768631
https://goo.gl/maps/abECkmsiGHz5z2wa6


North Cascades National Park

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Welcome to the North Cascades National Park. As we said like 80 times in the video, this is the most beautiful place we have been to in 2019. There is so much to do from hiking to site seeing. This place is so cool and beautiful Mom said its almost enchanted. We were going to be there for a couple days but we ending up staying like 2 and a half weeks.

North Cascades Visitor Center
Marblemount, WA 98267
GPS coordinates: 48.666166, -121.268803


Waterfalls Of North Cascades National Park

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I see trees, I see you, I see waterfalls different shades of blue. We hiked part way up one of the waterfalls, I honestly loved doing that. Hiking is one of my favorite things to do. Some of these waterfalls weren’t there before it started raining.

North Cascades Visitor Center
Marblemount, WA 98267
GPS coordinates: 48.666166, -121.268803


Ladder Creek Falls

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Ladder Creek Falls At North Cascades National Park

Welcome to Ladder Creek Falls. Dad, Amber, and Me (Kaylla) hiked down to the falls. And after we looked at the falls we took at hike and found a little garden like thing. Oh and I found out stairs are up hill when you are walking up but they are down hill when you are walking down. Be sure to watch the video and comment what you thought about it. Oh yeah an subscribe and hit that bell.

Ladder Creek Falls
https://www.atlasobscura.com/places/ladder-creek-falls-and-gardens
https://www.wta.org/go-hiking/hikes/ladder-creek-falls
WA-20, Marblemount, WA 98267
GPS coordinates: 48.675157, -121.241944

North Cascades Visitor Center
Marblemount, WA 98267
GPS coordinates: 48.666166, -121.268803


Glacier National Park Going To The Sun Road

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Welcome to Glacier National Park. This is a place full of waterfalls, creeks and, much more. I’m not going to lie, I didn’t like sitting in the truck all day but now I look back and think “wow I really love that place”. I want to thank Mom (Lisa) and Dad (Rick) for taking us to Glacier National Park. One of the things I love is its view, you can spin around and you’ll be amazed by what you see. Its a little scary being up there the ground was so far down. Outside of the park, there were some cows. A mama and 3 babies you can see 2 of the babies in the video. The other baby was still in the trees on the side of the road. Thank you for joining us on this adventure but it is time to go. I’ll catch you in the next one bye bye.

Glacier National Park East Entrance
https://www.nps.gov/glac/
GPS coordinates: 48.745696, -113.433727

Glacier National Park West Entrance
GPS coordinates: 48.495290, -113.981719



Glacier National Park

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Today, we are exploring Glacier National Park! First, before taking the “Going To The Sun Road”, we visited the visitor center. The visitor center was very informative and also had a gift shop. Plus they had park rangers to help plan what you should see in the park. We took a trail that showed us around the visitor center. We also saw tons of rivers in the park, most of them were pretty deep and blue. You should plan on staying in the park for a while if you want to see most of the things there.

Glacier National Park East Entrance
https://www.nps.gov/glac/
GPS coordinates: 48.745696, -113.433727

Glacier National Park West Entrance
GPS coordinates: 48.495290, -113.981719



Week In Review (Season 3 Week 26)

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Today, we get the pleasure of exploring the Cactus Forest (Saguaro National Park West). I thought it was going to be a forest with cactus, but I was wrong. It was just rolling hills of cactus, tons and tons of cactus! But there were also cactus that looked liked trees, we called them cactus trees, but we aren’t entirely sure what they are actually called! If anyone who does know what they are, put it in the comment section below! We also ate Silly Al’s, their pizza tasted delicious and they had a band preforming that night too. All in all, Arizona treated us well.

Silly Al’s Pizza
175 W Main St.
Quartzsite, AZ 85346
http://sillyalspizza.com/
GPS coordinates: 33.665995, -114.220099

Saguaro National Park West
Tucson, AZ 85745
https://www.nps.gov/sagu/
GPS coordinates: 32.254315, -111.197334