Bonjour à tous,
Voici le lien d'une petite video de notre road trip en août 2015.
Difficile de résumer 20 jours en moins de 5 minutes.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Op97YL-zl0
Original post
De Los Angeles à Denver en vidéo
by Mabecasth
This discussion is in French, the community’s main language.
Bonjour,
Sympa ta vidéo, je découvre seulement.
Ca rappelle de bons souvenirs également, la cascade à la fin où Est-ce svp? Après Moab vous êtes passé par où pour aller à Denver?
Amicalement
Martine
Bonjour Mabecasth,
Grâce à Martine (Azollette), votre post est remonté. Moi aussi, je découvre seulement maintenant votre vidéo. J'ai beaucoup aimé le montage et c'est varié (villes, nature, activités diverses). La dernière randonnée avec la cascade avant Georgetown, est-ce bien "Hanging Lake Trail", ça a l'air magnifique. Nous voulions y aller, mais le jour où nous l'avions prévue, c'était un week-end d'été, il faisait très beau, et quand nous sommes arrivés, la bretelle d'autoroute était fermée, le panneau indiquait que c'était parce que le parking était complet.
Bon week-end !
Grâce à Martine (Azollette), votre post est remonté. Moi aussi, je découvre seulement maintenant votre vidéo. J'ai beaucoup aimé le montage et c'est varié (villes, nature, activités diverses). La dernière randonnée avec la cascade avant Georgetown, est-ce bien "Hanging Lake Trail", ça a l'air magnifique. Nous voulions y aller, mais le jour où nous l'avions prévue, c'était un week-end d'été, il faisait très beau, et quand nous sommes arrivés, la bretelle d'autoroute était fermée, le panneau indiquait que c'était parce que le parking était complet.
Bon week-end !
Hiacinthe
Bonjour,
Merci beaucoup 😊
La cascade que l'on voit à la fin du film est bien Hanging Lake à Glenwood Spring. La randonnée est assez difficile car il y a un fort dénivelé mais l'effort en vaut le coup. C'est magnifique. On y est allé le week end du 15/08 et effectivement la sortie d'autoroute était "fermé". Nous avons quand même essayé d'y aller et en fait, un ranger à l'entrée du parking gère les places. Il nous a fait patienter à peu près une grosse demi heure pour avoir une place. Ca valait vraiment la peine d'attendre. Pour aller à Glenwood (ou Denver), nous avons quitté Moab par la UT 128 E , la route qui longe la Colorado river et qui passe entre les canyons. Cette route est superbe. On aperçoit au loin Fisher tower. Et après, nous avons rejoint la I 70.
Bon week end
Merci beaucoup 😊
La cascade que l'on voit à la fin du film est bien Hanging Lake à Glenwood Spring. La randonnée est assez difficile car il y a un fort dénivelé mais l'effort en vaut le coup. C'est magnifique. On y est allé le week end du 15/08 et effectivement la sortie d'autoroute était "fermé". Nous avons quand même essayé d'y aller et en fait, un ranger à l'entrée du parking gère les places. Il nous a fait patienter à peu près une grosse demi heure pour avoir une place. Ca valait vraiment la peine d'attendre. Pour aller à Glenwood (ou Denver), nous avons quitté Moab par la UT 128 E , la route qui longe la Colorado river et qui passe entre les canyons. Cette route est superbe. On aperçoit au loin Fisher tower. Et après, nous avons rejoint la I 70.
Bon week end
la UT 128E à partir de Moab est effectivement trés belle .
pour info nous avons innové l'année dernière et pris cette option qu'on a pas regretté par là ( avec un crochet par hole in the rock ) :
https://www.google.com/maps/dir/38.602182, -109.576416/38.447069, -109.385163/38.499705, -109.306925/38.580614, -109.292171/38.683606, -109.422643/@38.6163597, -109.4441216,10.25z/data=!4m12!4m11!1m1!4e1!1m1!4e1!1m1!4e1!1m1!4e1!1m1!4e1!3e0?hl=fr
ce n'est pas évident à trouver au début mais en notant bien tout sur un papier on y arrive .
pour info nous avons innové l'année dernière et pris cette option qu'on a pas regretté par là ( avec un crochet par hole in the rock ) :
https://www.google.com/maps/dir/38.602182, -109.576416/38.447069, -109.385163/38.499705, -109.306925/38.580614, -109.292171/38.683606, -109.422643/@38.6163597, -109.4441216,10.25z/data=!4m12!4m11!1m1!4e1!1m1!4e1!1m1!4e1!1m1!4e1!1m1!4e1!3e0?hl=fr
ce n'est pas évident à trouver au début mais en notant bien tout sur un papier on y arrive .
Bonjour Mabecasth,
Ben mince alors, on n'a pas osé y aller. Le panneau qu'on a vu sur la bretelle d'autoroute était donc juste un avertissement pour informer les automobilistes que le parking était complet ? Vous avez eu la chance qu'une place se libère au bout d'une grosse demi-heure. En fait, une fois arrivés au parking, vous ne saviez pas combien de temps vous alliez devoir attendre. Vous souvenez-vous combien de temps vous avez mis pour faire la randonnée (l'aller-retour) ?
Je vous remercie et bon week-end !
Ben mince alors, on n'a pas osé y aller. Le panneau qu'on a vu sur la bretelle d'autoroute était donc juste un avertissement pour informer les automobilistes que le parking était complet ? Vous avez eu la chance qu'une place se libère au bout d'une grosse demi-heure. En fait, une fois arrivés au parking, vous ne saviez pas combien de temps vous alliez devoir attendre. Vous souvenez-vous combien de temps vous avez mis pour faire la randonnée (l'aller-retour) ?
Je vous remercie et bon week-end !
Hiacinthe
Bonjour Hiacinthe,
Effectivement, le panneau indiquait que le parking était complet mais c'est le ranger à l'entrée du parking qui nous a indiqué le temps d'attente. Il ne s'était pas trompé.
Nous avons mis 1h05 pour la montée en faisant plusieurs petites pauses et 50 min pour redescendre.
Cordialement
Effectivement, le panneau indiquait que le parking était complet mais c'est le ranger à l'entrée du parking qui nous a indiqué le temps d'attente. Il ne s'était pas trompé.
Nous avons mis 1h05 pour la montée en faisant plusieurs petites pauses et 50 min pour redescendre.
Cordialement
Je vous remercie pour ces informations. J'aimerais beaucoup faire cette randonnée lors d'un prochain circuit.
Bonne soirée !
Bonne soirée !
Hiacinthe
Très beau film Mabecasth
Bravo
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I’m sharing a slightly unusual travel journal with three goals. To make it work, this discussion should stay in the travel journal section so we can find it easily and keep adding info to existing posts.
This journal is meant to help "newbies" discover these magical places.
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merci bcp
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