This 4K documentary reveals Utah's 180-million-year geological history through Buckskin Gulch's narrow 500-foot walls, Fisher Towers' 900-foot Titan peak, Coral Pink Sand Dunes' iron oxide-colored landscape, and Cedar Breaks' 2,000-foot amphitheater. The film traces ancient Navajo sandstone formations, petroglyphic canyon passages, and paleontological sites like Dinosaur National Monument, showcasing how water and wind carved the Colorado Plateau into its current landscape.
- Duration
- 1 h 43 min
- Route distance
- 7512.3 km
- Start
- Welcome to Utah
- End
- Cane Creek Potash Mine
- Stops
- 32
- Channel author
- Trip Insight
Timestamps and places
- — Welcome to Utah
- — Buckskin Gulch
- — Fisher Towers
- — Coral Pink Sand Dunes
- — Cedar Breaks National Monument
- — Dinosaur National Monument
- — Bear Lake
- — Big Cottonwood Canyon
- — Potash Ponds
- — Flaming Gorge
- — Mexican Hat Rock
- — Gunlock State Park
- — Monument Valley
- — Bryce Canyon National Park
- — Arches National Park
- — Canyonlands National Park
- — Capitol Reef National Park
- — Lake Powell
- — Bonneville Salt Flats
- — Goblin Valley State Park
- — Antelope Island
- — Factory Butte
- — Bentonite Hills
- — Escalante Canyon
- — Emigration Canyon
- — Kodachrome Basin State Park
- — Cane Creek Potash Mine (Kanab)
- — Bluff
- — Caineville
- — American Fork
- — Draper
- — Bluffdale
- — Great Salt Lake
- — Brian Head
- — Bingham Canyon Mine
- — Mount Timpanogos
- — Mount Timpanogos Utah Temple
- — Outro
Route on the map
UTAH: The Wild Beauty of the American Southwest | 4K Travel Documentary