Palo Duro Canyon, Texas Scenic Drive
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Published 2012-08-18
All Comments (21)
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My grandparents lived in Canyon. Spent every Christmas for about 15 years there! My grandpa would take me and my cousins into the canyon, it was an amazing adventure each time! I miss him every day! Not far from Canyon, Texas is Dalhart, Texas, I have family there as well and there is a fairly large canyon there too! Seeing this brings back some amazing childhood memories!!! Thanks! ~F.J.G.
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Been a fan of the place all my life. Gosh, time to go again soon methinks.
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That was very cool, I did not expect this in north Texas.
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My wife and I drove through Amarillo twice on vacation (in the early 90s) and while I saw the name on the map, we didn't have a clue that something so magnificent was only a few miles to the south of us! My wife was flabbergasted at the scenery on the video, when she realized where the canyon was at! (Good job!)
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That was excellent. Never thought that would be in north Texas.
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I was there the last year. Beautiful places and beautiful video!
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Whoa! I got a little dizzy watching this! We are planning on a drive through Palo Duro Canyon in August.
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Very cool... thanks for sharing...! 👍🏼👍🏼
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Excellent looking video. Thanx for posting this.
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Wow, impressive. Didn't know it even existed. Thanks for bringing it to us!
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Looks like you enjoyed your time at Duro Canyon State Park. Glad you took my recommendation to come see this great spectacle!
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I'm surprised Texas has this kind of stuff! Excellent video.
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Wow beautiful!
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parabens muito bonito,obrigado.
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I believe the 130 degree temperature remark is a bit of a "tall tale". The highest temperatures recorded in Texas were in Seymour (in August 1936) and Monahans (in June 1944), with both reaching 120 F.
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Nice video. Like all the yokels hating on the music. The music was great reminds me of some of paul oakenfolds stuff
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People calling it "North Texas".. Geographically true, but they call DFW north Texas, and that area just the Panhandle..
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I wonder if they let people slide down the "Devil's Slide? " When I went there as a kid in the seventies, that was the highlight of any visit.
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Very cool ride, did not know that existed!
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So beautiful. I plan on visiting soon. I'm sure its worth the drive from Austin.
