Boatbuilding towns and Sasquatch stories on Peter Santenello's peninsula trip
His only new upload explores Washington's Olympic Peninsula, from historic forts to deep logging country.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
Road Tripping to the Edge of America
Seattle's neighborhoods give way to boatbuilding towns in Peter Santenello's latest Washington journey. "Road Tripping to the Edge of America" heads across the Olympic Peninsula toward the far western reaches of the Lower 48, with local conversations, historic forts and Sasquatch stories along the route.
The week's sole upload has drawn about 900,000 views. Natalia Santenello receives the editing credit, and the audience's talking points suggest a trip with plenty of detours worth remembering: a yacht's unexpectedly inviting interior, a woodworker's stories and an excursion into Sasquatch lore. Several Washington viewers describe recognizing their own corner of the country; others joke about Peter's knack for finding sunshine on the peninsula.
The road trip is also drawing the most daily views among his currently busiest videos, nearly twice the pace of "Seattle - What's It Really Like Now?" That earlier outing has reached roughly 1.7 million views. Its premise is a useful companion to the peninsula trip: a Seattle local takes Peter through neighborhoods to explore a city beyond either troubling headlines or polished tourist portraits.
In subscriber size, Peter sits close to fellow travel channels Kara and Nate, bald and bankrupt, and Kurt Caz. Kurt's daily viewing is running at more than twice his usual level, while Kara and Nate are nearer their normal rhythm. Peter's own new offering keeps the emphasis on the people along the road, with viewers singling out the boat captain and woodworker rather than just the scenery.
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What viewers say
Peter somehow just catches Washington on the sunniest days. Anyone else who makes a trip to the peninsula gets gray skies 😂. In all seriousness, love your work, Peter! I have spent a lot of time on the peninsula and have driven around the whole thing several times just because I enjoy it.
@kiethj7See it on YouTubeThat yacht was ridiculous. It looks great on the outside but I wasnt expecting the interior to be so nice. Would love to cook in that galley
@TheLifeOfTexanSee it on YouTubeLove sleeping in on Saturday, waking up and seeing a beautiful piece of the world and hearing great stories. Love what you do Peter!
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Mike the woodworker was so awesome! Loved hearing his stories, they were so interesting.
@TheNails3See it on YouTubeFinally, my corner of the country. It's not perfect, but I love it here; it's like no other. Thanks, Peter, for visiting.
@Angel-ex2jiSee it on YouTubeThat captain is awesome, he’s living the life he was meant to live!
@koryanderson2183See it on YouTubePeter, you absolutely are a "Coolest people to talk to," magnet. You just have a talent for finding the nicest, most interesting people to interview, and it's all just by walking up to someone and asking questions. Thank you for being you and for sharing your experiences with us!
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The videos drawing views on Peter Santenello right now
- Channel
- Peter Santenello
- Subscribers
- 4,310,000
- Videos published this week
- 1
- Video published
- October 10, 2026
- Video views so far
- 901,637
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