"No guardrail" while showing a picture of a guardrail! Nice going, scriptwriters!

Lived in the area for a few years. Loved driving on this ridge.

No texting!

Yes drops off on both sides but nowhere like what the thumbnail shows

Back in '06 I cruised into Torrey, UT with two friends on motorcycles....One fellow was losing his foot controls due to a bad weld and my clutch cable was just about worn through.......Got lucky and found a fellow that was able to get both bikes operational then headed down route 12 to Bryce and Zion.
Great ride, spectacular scenery....would love to do it again.....

I found Hwy 12 in 1987 and it felt like the thumbnail picture..... It's one of my favorite drives.  I collect maps, especially Utah.  I have Knowles "Development of Utah Highways..." book.  12 was Very expensive to make and that was depression era money. I type this before I watch. I assume you'll touch on all these things.  In 1992 I drove  Hwy12 in November and it was snowing. I was following tracks but I never saw the car. I couldn't see past the hood. For over 2 hours. My 6 year old son was with me. Made me a little nervous. Drove  Grover to Cannondale blind and with the cars floor touching the snow for a good 3 hours. Got a room.  The Burr Trail was paved in the 90's sometime, lost track...

I’ve drove it many times, and loved it. Thanks for the background on it.

Great motorcycle riding road!

It's a great drive, and kind of an eye-opener.

No guardrails to interfere with pushing snow off.  Like Colorado's Million Dollar Highway...

Way to make a 5:00 minute video about 3 times longer than necessary.

Boulder to Torrey is spectacular scenery, especially if you like the sandstone of the Colorado Plateau.

Just like the hike to Angels Landing with blacktop on top.

I rode it on my motorcycle in 1995

I pulled a fifth wheel trailer over this road with no issues, actually quite a good road,. Just take it easy and do what the signs tell you.

A high-wire act without a net-- not for the nervous or accident prone...