- Welcome to Canyonlands!
- Whoo!
- Whoo! - Whoo!
(Home Again by Flux)
- 10 o'clock in the morning,
we're in Under Canvas Moab, outside of Moab,
and we're off to Canyonlands right now.
And we're ready to go.
- Mmmhmm. - We're ready.
- Let's go. - Yeah.
(All In 4 You by Feeki) - [Brad] Go Canyonlands, Baby.
We paid 30 US dollars for a map.
(laughing)
And a newspaper.
(crackling)
What's happening in the Canyonlands Times?
She writes stuff down, I film stuff.
(laughing)
We're a good team.
(All In 4 You by Feeki)
- [Robyn] Books in your bag. - [Brad] Okay everybody, we're
at Grand View Point Overlook.
No way.
(footsteps)
No way.
Oh, get out of here.
(laughing)
That's ridiculous!
Are they hoodoos?
- [Robyn] Hmm? - [Brad] These things?
- [Robyn] Either that or bats.
- [Brad] Or bats.
(energetic music)
- Okay, (laughing)
right now, literally just decided
that Robyn Whale needs to set up
a YouTube Channel, and we're gonna
call it Robyn Whale Vlogs, and what
inspired the decision is the fact
that she's running around with
my Go Pro, talking to it.
I'm like, you might as well just,
rather than just having contribution footage
to this one, you're doing enough of it,
why not just create your own vlog,
and have that be your first vlog that goes
in the Robyn Wale Vlog's YouTube Channel?
- Hi everybody.
Welcome to my vlog. (laughing)
Number one vlog, after Rubsy Bubsy.
Although I'm not gonna call it that,
I'm gonna call it Robyn Whale Vlog.
So, this is where I am.
Hi Brad! - Hi.
I'm not in the vlog, it's your vlog, not mine.
- [Robyn] Yes, it is.
(energetic music)
Oh!
You happy?
(laughing)
- [Brad] I'm happy, I'm happy.
- We're at the end of the world!
- [Brad] End of the world, Baby!
- End of the world! - [Brad] You're at
the end of the world!
It's so hot here.
We didn't bring enough water.
It's two o'clock in the afternoon,
in the middle of the Utah heat.
We're at Canyonlands National Park.
And we're just walking back from
the massive Overlook Peak which probably
so far one of my favourite parts
of this whole road trip.
So high, so amazing the views,
and so hot and dry.
I know, we're almost there.
Let's get out of this heat
before we both collapse.
We didn't think the walk would be too far,
so we just brought one bottle of water.
We didn't bring our backpacks.
Kinda regretting it now.
Texas.
Colorado.
Ohio.
Arizona.
A lot of different people here.
Drink the whole thing, don't stop.
Keep going, keep going.
Let's get out of here.
Let's go. (Float Away by Hill)
You okay?
Good afternoon everybody.
We're at Mesa Arch, this is where
all the famous photography is taken
of the Canyonlands, the famous arch where
the sun rises through the arch.
And all the photographers get here
one hour before sunset, to set up
their cameras to take that famous photo.
This is the parking for the area.
So it's two o'clock in the afternoon,
I'm not necessarily here to take
that archetypal famous photograph because
to be honest with you, it's been taken before.
Let's go and check it out.
Alright, so it's a bit of
a hike to get to this arch.
We've got a feeling that this arch
is gonna be a complete waste of time.
We're gonna get there and it's gonna be smaller
than a shoe box, it's gonna be tiny.
That's it down there.
Is that it?
(crunching) Is that it?
That's the arch.
Alright folks, this is the famous arch.
It's about two-thirty, three o'clock
in the afternoon, 29th of August,
and there's a few people standing around it now.
Obviously this is the best, I mean the best time
is sunrise, not mid afternoon, but this
is what it looks like from afar.
An angle that not many people get to see
is probably what I'm about to show you.
Cause I love showing everybody behind the scenes.
This is what it looks like from afar.
Check this out.
That's it right there, centre of the screen,
let's zoom a little bit, that's it right there.
And Robyn, is down there,
she's not very thrilled about it.
This is it Robyn.
This is it.
The celebrity arch.
Let's have a look at it.
Oh wow, that is impressive.
(laughing)
That is impressive.
That is a bit of a drop.
(calm music)
My thoughts?
It is impressive.
There is a big steep drop through the arch.
It would be nice to see during a sunrise
but I'm not gonna come here at four-thirty
in the morning and try and get that photograph.
So, come out here, spend 30 minutes,
do a 10 minute hike each way to the arch.
Go and take a photo or two.
Leave.
There you go.
- No, stop shoving them in my face.
Stop it.
Ahh.
Mmm mmm.
- Just stopped here on the side of
the road on our way out of the park.
(energetic music)
And check out these crazy canyon views.
Look at that trail!
There's actually a dirt track down there.