Wyoming is such a great place, beautiful views of the land, long open stretch of road that goes on forever and ever, really cold winters that anyone in their right mind would not deal with. it has a small amount of people because noone wants to live here. worst place i have ever been to. 10 months out of the year is cold. wyoming actually looks like iraq, if not worse.
@guitarplayafromhell are you kidding? Wyoming is amazing I love the weather I love the scenery, summers can get fairly hot. They don't have much of a winter on the flats compared to where I'm from at least. I plan on moving to this great state when I'm done with high school and college.
@sjvirchow If you lived there winter after winter, trust me, you'd discover why real quick.
You have to have *very, very* thick skin to brave the dangerous sub-zero temps here daily for weeks and sometimes months, at a time. The wind chill temps around GR/RS ( where this was filmed ) are quite often comparable to those in northern Alaska, or International Falls, MN.
been there, kemmerer, green river, gillete, on winter sucks, very cold, bunch of old womans and a bunch of cowboys with a wierd accent, on summer time its nice, winter sucks.
ain't nothing nice about this stretch in the winter when the road ices up! fuck all that. nice video though. looks like you are approaching,or leaving, the Little America area :)... oh, btw, your Sirius satellite radio just lost signal under that tunnel lol. keep on trucking bro!
Peaceful. Every landscape has beauty if you are willing to look for it. It helps me remember the good part of truck driving after ten years teaching middle school. Every time I get on the interstate I am tempted to just keep going and never come back.
That's cool! I've been on I-80 in New Jersey many times and in California a few times and it's nothing like this.
As a matter of fact, back in August 2006, I did visit both ends of I-80 within 12 hours. Before going back to San Jose, CA from San Francisco area, we traveled on the Bay Bridge on I-80 to the western terminus of this interstate highway. At San Jose, we flew an overnight flight to Newark, New Jersey and from there we drove for a few minutes before going to the east end of 80.
No. I went to a summer program in California in July-August 2006 and when it was over, when my mom picked me up, she took me to San Francisco area before heading back to San Jose to take the plane to Newark, NJ and head back home in New Jersey.
I like them both. In fact, I did live in California before 1999, so that summer program in 2006 was not my first time in California. But I lived further south, and there were no interstates where I lived. The biggest highway near me was the 101 Freeway, plus, there were no tolls AT ALL and I knew nothing about tolls until I moved to New Jersey. In New Jersey, there are a lot more interstates, such as I-80, I-78, I-95, I-195, I-295, and I-287.
yea i have been up and down 101 both ways the farthest up north i have been is fortuna and 101 i have been to gilroy and stuff there aint tolls on that highway but on i80 and i680 there is. i hate tolls! it must suck to live in big city.. i dunno i hear the east coast is cool but i have never been there in my life i have only been in the southern states the farthest east i have been is nevada.. lol
I don't live in a big city...I am in the suburbs. I get around by bike a lot, and in my area, tolls can easily be avoided when you take the public transportation. I used to live in the half-rural area and 101 was my favorite highway (and it still is) since it hardly has any tolls. (the only toll I've ever seen on the 101 was on the Golden Gate Bridge)
its kinda sad when they build 1-80 from laramie to walcott and bybassed bosler, rock river and all those small town just to save 19 miles. now there all dried up ghost towns cuz they dont get the buisness hwy 30 used to bring
Wow i haven't been out there in years. I'm going to have to hit the road with my dad again and head out that way. Btw 110 km/h is 68 mph just a little info.
I miss this place.
truints 2 weeks ago
Man im ready to go with my dad on the road again
dillonjames4life 1 month ago
The song sucks but the scenery is nice:)
wyhikergirl 2 months ago
love that area use to live in rock springs.
norookie69 2 months ago
thanks for the trip
djkrik 2 months ago
what is this song? it's always saying "take me".
vernonman2 4 months ago in playlist Landscapes
@vernonman2 They actually say "hate me" but anyways it's called Hate Me-Blue October
jk22222sd 2 months ago
amazing scenery
HuckleB680 4 months ago
wish i lived some where interesting. Would love to go to america one day. Want to see snow. never seen it.
zxkuta 4 months ago
boring video
jimmillioner 5 months ago
I remember driving though here in Nov 08 from cali to tennessee and thinking Wow! i could live here
ljh619 7 months ago
Beautiful scenic drive! A lot better than I-80 in New Jersey and I-80 near San Francisco!
NHRHS2010 9 months ago
Nice Vid But the music is bad lol
UntamedTruckerMike 10 months ago
Great video, love the scenery. Terrible music, would rather listen to the one note song of the engine!
cochrab 10 months ago
What part of Wyoming was this southern part?
TheGoldenEagle19 10 months ago
Wyoming is such a great place, beautiful views of the land, long open stretch of road that goes on forever and ever, really cold winters that anyone in their right mind would not deal with. it has a small amount of people because noone wants to live here. worst place i have ever been to. 10 months out of the year is cold. wyoming actually looks like iraq, if not worse.
guitarplayafromhell 1 year ago
@guitarplayafromhell are you kidding? Wyoming is amazing I love the weather I love the scenery, summers can get fairly hot. They don't have much of a winter on the flats compared to where I'm from at least. I plan on moving to this great state when I'm done with high school and college.
Christiank222 9 months ago
I've driven between Cheyenne and Gillette so much I know pretty much everything that I'll see.
ConservativeRev 1 year ago
@sjvirchow If you lived there winter after winter, trust me, you'd discover why real quick.
You have to have *very, very* thick skin to brave the dangerous sub-zero temps here daily for weeks and sometimes months, at a time. The wind chill temps around GR/RS ( where this was filmed ) are quite often comparable to those in northern Alaska, or International Falls, MN.
skylarportland 1 year ago
Yes, it is a bad drive when there is snow. Sections of 80 are horrible. Mainly between Laramie and Cheyenne.
diannalea9 1 year ago
Is there a snow on I 80 - Wyoming on mid November, is it bad to drive that time of the year? Anyone, please advice?
I'll be driving from east to Chayenne and then to Denver, CO
eagle007 1 year ago
I wish i could drive this one one day!
TheMisterG92 1 year ago
Wyoming on i80 is very pretty, but if you REALLY want to see Wyoming Gotta take the smaller 2 lane highways. those places are BEAUTIFUL
tgltyty 1 year ago
I like the sedimentary rock layers that you see along the road.
alterman156 1 year ago
thank you great video
idkreally234 1 year ago
been there, kemmerer, green river, gillete, on winter sucks, very cold, bunch of old womans and a bunch of cowboys with a wierd accent, on summer time its nice, winter sucks.
fernandoalemus 1 year ago
@fernandoalemus just bring *LOTS* of mosquito-repellant with you in the summer time though; especially GR and Kemmerer.
skylarportland 1 year ago
Great view - terrible music on the radio.
js30blackhawks2010 1 year ago
must be a swift driver
86MRJORDAN 1 year ago
Ahhh wyoming
FFICheyenne 1 year ago
ahhh wyoming... nothing like it. just beautiful
YouKnowImBlazin 1 year ago
a wonderfull expression by a traveler, wow, can we have few more of your driving clips
maintsial 2 years ago
Been there done that.Still don't get why people live there.
ogostaboy 2 years ago
@ 100
jim50150 2 years ago
ain't nothing nice about this stretch in the winter when the road ices up! fuck all that. nice video though. looks like you are approaching,or leaving, the Little America area :)... oh, btw, your Sirius satellite radio just lost signal under that tunnel lol. keep on trucking bro!
nipzilla 2 years ago
It was nice when I had to run 80, but Ive been local for 10 years ..and I dont miss it..especially the mother nature surprises...
stevefromPA2 2 years ago
Wow great kind of landscape over there :-)
RippenDentor 2 years ago
Thats By Rock Spings wyoming
wildman24jg 2 years ago
reminds me why i live here!
tower0703 2 years ago
There Is Noting Good About that go down by elk mountain and laramie and saratoga it way nice around there
wildman24jg 2 years ago
pretty area
Fanik8 2 years ago
He was playing Lenny Kravits on the radio!
bcmasta1 3 years ago
Peaceful. Every landscape has beauty if you are willing to look for it. It helps me remember the good part of truck driving after ten years teaching middle school. Every time I get on the interstate I am tempted to just keep going and never come back.
1958fm 3 years ago
I love this song, and I love this fucking road. ride the gravy train.
sharoian 3 years ago
Super :) Poland
100procentMAFIA 3 years ago
That's cool! I've been on I-80 in New Jersey many times and in California a few times and it's nothing like this.
As a matter of fact, back in August 2006, I did visit both ends of I-80 within 12 hours. Before going back to San Jose, CA from San Francisco area, we traveled on the Bay Bridge on I-80 to the western terminus of this interstate highway. At San Jose, we flew an overnight flight to Newark, New Jersey and from there we drove for a few minutes before going to the east end of 80.
NHRHS2010 3 years ago
just to visit both sides of I-80?
mirc225 3 years ago
No. I went to a summer program in California in July-August 2006 and when it was over, when my mom picked me up, she took me to San Francisco area before heading back to San Jose to take the plane to Newark, NJ and head back home in New Jersey.
NHRHS2010 3 years ago
interesting.. so you like jersey better or cali?
mirc225 3 years ago
I like them both. In fact, I did live in California before 1999, so that summer program in 2006 was not my first time in California. But I lived further south, and there were no interstates where I lived. The biggest highway near me was the 101 Freeway, plus, there were no tolls AT ALL and I knew nothing about tolls until I moved to New Jersey. In New Jersey, there are a lot more interstates, such as I-80, I-78, I-95, I-195, I-295, and I-287.
NHRHS2010 3 years ago
yea i have been up and down 101 both ways the farthest up north i have been is fortuna and 101 i have been to gilroy and stuff there aint tolls on that highway but on i80 and i680 there is. i hate tolls! it must suck to live in big city.. i dunno i hear the east coast is cool but i have never been there in my life i have only been in the southern states the farthest east i have been is nevada.. lol
mirc225 3 years ago
I don't live in a big city...I am in the suburbs. I get around by bike a lot, and in my area, tolls can easily be avoided when you take the public transportation. I used to live in the half-rural area and 101 was my favorite highway (and it still is) since it hardly has any tolls. (the only toll I've ever seen on the 101 was on the Golden Gate Bridge)
NHRHS2010 3 years ago
its kinda sad when they build 1-80 from laramie to walcott and bybassed bosler, rock river and all those small town just to save 19 miles. now there all dried up ghost towns cuz they dont get the buisness hwy 30 used to bring
Jeremycw1 3 years ago
that looks lovely
250GTLUSSO 3 years ago
Wow i haven't been out there in years. I'm going to have to hit the road with my dad again and head out that way. Btw 110 km/h is 68 mph just a little info.
junior0983 3 years ago
What song is that?
stiffy36 3 years ago
The song is "Hate me" by Blue October.
portlanddem 3 years ago
great video, how fast were you driving when all these trucks were passing you? Are the challenger trucks govern to 100km/h? Thx
marcin85cdn 3 years ago
62 mph
tuba39 3 years ago
some beutiful scenery out there, keep up the great vids.
ichbindarren 4 years ago