ROBBERS ROOST, UT

Kenneth and Millie explore their way through Buck Canyon, Robbers' Roost, Utah.

For more information about catting, check out the following resources:
canyonkitties.com
climbkitty.com

Follow Kenneth - @zacdoesmath
His catting partner Millie - @pechanga

Thanks to Wagon Productions for the edit - wagonproductions.com

I do a brief overview of the GPX track on Gaia. Below is a link to where you can download the track.

Jeep The USA Montezuma Creek trail.
https://www.jeeptheusa.com/montezuma-creek-gp.html

Our trip down Montezuma Creek Road. I give a very brief history of the native americans that lived in the area. We see many petroglyphs and several dwelings as well as a spiritual Kiva.

A History of San Juan County. In the Palmof Time by Robert S. McPherson
https://digitallibrary.utah.gov/awweb/awarchive?type=file&item=34354

Jeep The USA Montezuma Creek trail.
https://www.jeeptheusa.com/montezuma-creek-gp.html

Two friends dropped off at Dirty Devil airstrip and picked up three days later at the Happy Canyon Airstrip.
coloradobackcountryflying.com

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Nice strip up on the mesa just east of happy canyon. Elevation is pretty high here and runway is in good shape. A jeep trail crosses the runway and is a little smoother before it landing south.

Fry Canyon airstrip (UT74) in Utah South of Moab and West of the Natural Bridges National Monument.

West side of the strip was in excellent condition. Looked recently graded. The second half of runway was narrow but still pretty smooth. Looked to be some recent off-road activity.

Stopped at the San Rafael Swell viewing area located in Price, Utah - December 2020. The Thumb, Little Spotted Wolf Canyon, and Spotted Wolf Point.

Previous Video "Desert Steve's Cabin"
https://youtu.be/CcCGZWGf6lU

Well used, smooth and long. Almost an international airport.