These Isolated Mountains Are a Must-Visit Destination! (SUV Camping/Vanlife Adventures)

"Can you stick with me here for one more waterfall today?" Heck YES!

That "someone just parked so lets hurry up" moment resonates so much with me. I'll park at a trailhead, calmly start grabbing a snack, picking a lens, etc. Then someone pulls up and I'm like "crap, forget it. go go go!" and I try to get some distance between us.

Thank you for showcasing places in this beautiful state that are not the Tetons and not Yellowstone. Those places are cool and beautiful, but this state has so much more to offer and it is wonderful to see someone exploring, showcasing, and being out in the beauty that is this state

Tristan puts 4 sticks on the ground, and everybody who has ever been there goes - "Oh, yeah. Wyoming."

Idaho's Sawtooths and the Wyoming Bighorns are my favorite two mountain ranges...

Tristan, you cracked me up when you asked if we would hang through one more waterfall. I live in the Mojave Desert LOL Yes please to water! Keep on SUVing and thanks for sharing the adventures!

The north end of the range is as beautiful as some of the USA's national parks. What a beautiful, uncrowded place. Thanks for the video.

to everybody who has that wanderlust, these vids never fail to satisfy

Another gorgeous area you’ve explored and so wonderfully documented !

Not sure why, exactly, but lately you are fast becoming my favorite YouTube channel. Please just keep doing what you're doing! Thanks.

A place I must visit. Thanks Tristen for taking us on your adventures , I know it’s a lot of work to film these gorgeous places. And providing history of the areas we are looking at. Many thanks!

Great to see you covering more of Wyoming! Always enjoy the historic features and there's never too many waterfalls.

Those waterfalls were absolutely beautiful you captured it perfectly. Your video cinematography is absolutely stellar. I love how you capture nature.

I love your videos, Tristen. Sometimes they make me cry at the beauty of them. I think you’re one of the best youtubers out there and I love how you dignify yourself by not constantly begging for views, subs or likes. That will come naturally as you give us your best effort to capture the beauty you find and I imagine you are enjoying every second of it yourself. What a fabulous job and life you have. 👍👏

1) As is often the case, native words translated to mean "crazy", as in Crazy Horse and Crazy Woman, were completely misconstrued. The original meaning was the the person was possessed by a powerful spirit that gave them great strength. 2) Crazy Woman was a legendary warrior. In one instance, she fought off a small group of warriors from another tribe who were sent to kill her. As they fled, she yelled "I thought they would send men, but they sent boys." 3) When your drone would not take off at the waterfall, it may have been because of restrictions over a wide area due to firefighting operations. The restriction will be in place for another month.

Many of my favorite places! At Porcupine Falls, that dark hole to the right previously had water spurting from it like a secondary, smaller waterfall. It made for an amazing aesthetic. The hole was unnatural--it was bored by 19th century miners, who were convinced that the bottom of Porcupine Lake (above the falls), was covered in gold. They bored the hole to drain the lake, but it was not big enough to do the job.

Beautiful creeks, waterfalls, cliffs and all. Thanks for sharing.

Tristan, You found paradise! Have you ever been to a location with more stunning falls? Oh the places you have been! Those verticle walls of rock Wooo! Wyoming what a place to grow up and live in ,America the beautiful.

I grew up in this area and I really appreciate you going to the Native American sites and talking about their history.

Such beautiful waterfalls! It's nice when you can find a place that's not over run with tourists. I always appreciate when you point out the history of places you're exploring, especially when it involves Native Americans/indigenous peoples, and other people of color who are a huge part of the history of this country! I always learn something new when watching your videos!