Airwolf was one of those rare television gems which was shrouded in as much mystique in production as portrayed on screen. There wasn't a lot of PR for the show. It just, "was". Sincerely, thank you for this! It brings back a lot of very fond memories!
This area is called the Superstition Mountains - shrouded in mystery before Donald Belisario (and Steve Cannell) discovered this location - it was used in "Renegade" as well.
Wow!!! This was really great to see the actual filming locations. I Really want to say thanks for sharing this with the Airwolf fans out here in you tube land.The distance from L.A.really makes me appreciate the time it must have taken the film crew to get there and then to get the shots that they used .The actual inside of the lair cave is really amazing to see.👍👍
Awesome video! Thank you very much for showing us this mystical place for Airwolf fans. For me one of the best series in history that is already 38 years old. Greetings from Argentina!
Airwolf was the greatest television show of the 80s and had the greatest actors and actresses, the likes of Jan Micheal Vincent and Ernest Borgnine and Alex Cord.They were the ones that made the show the greatest on earth 🌍.
This took a lot of searching and attention to details, spectacular work, sir! Thank you doesn't go far enough and for us Airwolf fans, this is PLATINUM!
Thank you! I loved watching the show as a kid, but since I live in Europe I hardly ever got any background information. I have visited Monument Valley and suspected that I saw some locations where they filmed Airwolf- it’s nice to have it confirmed.
That was great! We stayed overnight in Monument Valley in an AirBnB of all places which was quite the experience. Never managed to get to Hidden Arch as we had small kids with us so that was cool to see what it looked like. The Native American lady who hosted us told us about the model too. Was definitely a bucket list trip for my young Airwolf self. Thanks!
Airwolf just never gets old to me! MARS industries is building and selling a well detailed 1/18th scale 29” long Airwolf toy,can’t wait for it to be delivered (already for pre order)!
I'm going to post this and it will be the only warning. I have banned several people because the only comment they had to make was about my mask usage. 1. The Navajo Nation has or had a mask mandate in effect at the time this was filmed. Because I was with a tour group I was required to wear a mask and I had no intention on continuously taking off and putting my mask during filming for the few trifling people who troll TH-cam. 2. In the video I mentioned there were high winds that day, this created multiple sand storms. The mask came in very handy for avoiding sand in the mouth, it made sense to keep the mask ready as these storms would appear quickly. If you watched this video and your only takeaway was my mask then keep scrolling. If you comment about my mask I will ban you from my channel, it's that simple!
aaah, yes.... the folks who can only see things through their political blinders. Hard for some to keep out the sand out of their eyes. Just like the Airwolf community, we all are here to do our best to support each other. Great job on this video tour you were so kind to share!
@@andrewpelletier1199 I learned much about people during covid. Things I don't like about the human condition. Covic hit us with little warning. Wearing the mask and getting the Covid shot became a catalyst for being rude and ugly to the people around us. I'm grateful I wasn't cursed with a strong opinion one way or another. We started calling people, "sheep". After hearing that word spread like wildfire, I got to thinking: I am a sheep. I am one of God's sheep. His sheep knows his voice. I want that to be said about me, that I hear his voice and I do his wishes. I still today don't know what was right or wrong with the mask and the shot, but I do know God's love for us still reigns supreme.
Awesome video. I now have a deeper appreciation of the skill and detail that went into filming Airwolf. It rises to the level of feature film photography of that era. Thanks.
"How far down does it go?" "I don't know. I never hovered into it before." Thanks for making and posting this to share with us! I've got a little zip-lock baggie of Monument Valley sand that was a perk for subscribing to a fan-based magazine called The Wolf's Lair. It'd be cool to see it in person one day, but this video will have to fill the void until then, lol. The time/distance information made me chuckle. I knew it had to be more than "about an hour" from the "Hollywood and/or String's cabin" area, lol.
Dear brother thank you very much from Pakistan. I watched Airwolf in my childhood .... Since childhood it was in my mind that where that film was shot ... Dear thank you so so verrrrrrrrrry verrrrrrrrrry much for this effort of yours . 💕
WOW...that was COOL to see. As an avid fan of Airwolf, I couldn't have been more excited to actually see the filming locations. Nice work my friend. Thanks
Thank you very much for your video and work! I was searching material about this area and airwolf since a very long time and you are the first person going directly to the places including being inside the arch and the helicopter starting zone. Greetings from Poland
What gorgeous scenery!! Seeing the locations where Airwolf was shot makes me happy, thank you. I had no idea that those three formations were called "the Three Sisters," but it is good to know.
I loved the show Airwolf and the Lady. Its a tie between Knight Rider with K.I.T.T. and Airwolf with the Lady as my all time favorite tv show. Great Video!! ❤️🤍💙🇺🇸 Thanks!
i often wondered about the chimney fly in-out sequence. one little crosswind or twitch in a copter would potentially destroy the butte. thanks for the clarity.
Interesting place, great show of the 80s, most of the cast are gone now: Hawke, Santini, Archangel even the Airwolf helicopter but apparently the Santini Air Jetranger was still around in 2016 and was still painted in the Santini Air colours! 🇺🇸
@@ronaldmorris3197Sadly it's not the real one but a replica. The hero aircraft was sold off to Germany after the show finished and later whilst working as an air ambulance was written off when it crashed in bad weather killing all onboard.
Thank you for your time and filming this awesome video. I always wondered exactly where the layer was. Valley of the gods is all came up with lots of searching on the internet. I am quite impressed that the layer wasn't a chimney style like the show, but hey it's always nice to see what it looks like in real life. But the drive in entrance is spot on. Very nice I want to go visit so bad now!! Thank you for sharing this with all of the airwolf die hard fans. Every winter when things are slow I watch the entire series and it never gets old and I am 43 years old. In addition to watching the series I will add this video to it as well! I always wanted to know where red star control was also. Thanks again for your time in filming this. This is the best on airwolf!!!!! You are awesome!!!!
I always watched the show in the 80s on a small tv. Last year I got dvd box set and watched it on my big flat screen. For the first time I got to see the 2nd season premier which had the improved Lair take off/interior shots. I was blown away that I saw that their was Anazai cliff dwellings inside the lair that I couldn’t see on my old tv. It was a great matte painting that still holds up today. Great video! Thanks for sharing this! I have always loved this area since I grew up watching westerns.
Wow! that's a great video. Thank you. I knew the lair had to be filmed somewhere around there but never knew exactly where. My cousin used to be a truck driver and actually saw them filming Airwolf briefly when he was driving. I remember him telling me about it during a holiday get together way back then
I watched this video a year after you posted it. Thanks for the info. I've always known that the show lair was filmed in monument Valley not California because I'm from this area. I've been here all of my adult life and have never made it out to where you filmed. I'm a retired LEO from Navajo PD and have been assigned to assist Kayenta district numerous times. It has never led me out to that area. When I did drive that way, it was always night shift and I could not see anything anyway. I never knew the exact spots or the exact names of the filming locations until I watched your video. Thank you. I really do have to get out there sometime before it's too late.
It's a beautiful area, Ive been there a few times before but this was my first visit to those areas. Hoping to move to Arizona in a few years so I'm looking forward to another visit!
Wow that was fantastic. Although the hidden arch is not really the Lair it was still mind blowing seeing the hole in the top as you went in. Thanks for filming and sharing, great job.
Thank you for posting this video. Back in the day, my dad and I would watch Airwolf every week together, and to see the exterior location where The Lady was based was fascinating!
Matt, same here! One of the few fond memories I have with my father is watching this show! I'm looking forward to seeing and sharing some of the other filming locations in the future!
Thanks Will, that was fantastic. Didn't even realise you could visit here, I"ll definitely be looking up the tours your suggested. Great content, thanks again from the UK.
As a huge AW fan as a kid growing up in the U.K. ( Scotland) this is brilliant. Could have done with a few more stills from the show, it must be allowed on utube as watched people do a good few film locations and they are able to show a Godoy few pictures of the scenes. But none the less excellent research and execution to show us.
My friends loved Chevy Camaro's, Me, I leaned more towards the Bell 222. 😂 Even now, almost 40 years later I have the Airwolf blueprints hanging up on my wall.
Nice video. Remember when i was a kid and this was one of my favorite tv show. I was so young that i always wanted to visit the place to try and find airwolf.. :D
Watching The Lady rise out of the rocks was a bit like watching a dragon 🐉 wake up from sleep. Would be interesting to know how the writers came up with the idea. Regardless though, it was definitely a good one.
Oh damn! So I was a kid when I saw the show. Microsoft Flight Simulator just added the Bell 222b (it has an Airwolf paint job but it's missing some details due to copyright I'm sure). The first thing I did was go to Monument Valley and put on the Airwolf music and take off. I didn't consciousnessly know this was Airwolf's home. It just seemed right.
Heeeeyyyyy that's so great to see the real places in monument Valley :) thank you so much for that nice vid! I really loved the Airwolf series back in the 90s, and during the lockdown I got myself the whole DVD stuff and watched it several times ;) still love it!
One thing about the show that made me laugh ever time was, they would be in L.A. ( Van Nuys ) and drive out there in like 20 minutes. Airwolf by far the most popular TV show vehicle/craft every created. Certainly the most popular in the Hobby World !
Thanks for the tour! Even back in the day, the idea there was a cave or whatever out in the wilderness you could leave a expensive helicopter and have it safe from tourists…. ;)
15:59 Query: How wide in diameter is the Archway Top Opening? As Airwolf was a modded Bell 222b Model Heli, it would have only had a Main Rotor Total Wingspan of only 39' [39 Feet]. I would think if one was a skilled enough pilot, one could possibly fly through such an opening, provided it was wide enough.🙀 Plus, consider the jetcopter used in the show, named "Airwolf," was supposedly equipped with more computer tech than your average modern helis, too-So, maybe some advanced radars for lift-off and landing at the "Wolf's Lair," hmm?
I live in Phoenix so this is a easy enough visit for me and Airwolf wasmy favorite show back in the 80's, well till they used the new crew. Do these tours actually talk about Airwolf filming location?
Not the tour I was on, in fact they weren't even aware of the filming for Airwolf,i told the tour guide about the different locations so maybe now they will!
15:09 I was almost killed by a Mountain Goat in that cave circa 2010. The rock about 20 meters in had this “woof” noise behind it and that thing charged at me and my fight response changed to “Dive tf outta the way”. Thank you so much for this. I’ve been wanting to go back to Lincoln to go caving again but, the white nose fungus put a little damper on that. 18:18 and that is another dicey scenario when caving. There’s one close to it called the gopher tunnel. Do not go to this cave unless you know what you’re doing.
I think those holes in the cliffside are "cliff-dwellings" and made by humans seeking shelter... not wind carving a rock. Awesome summary. On my bucket list to go. Airwolf is why I became a helicopter pilot :)
Thank you for doing this. I always wondered if it was Monument Valley. Thunderbird Mesa is the exterior for the rise of Airwolf? That is so perfect! 😯👍🤘
That was a brilliant video and brought back many memories as I used to watch airwolf when I was a kid and I always thought the lair was real but it just shows how good they are with tv magic to convince you it is real I have the series on dvd and thank you for bringing back memories and well done on a brilliant video 👍😊
Thanks for explaining the magic. I imagine they went with "Valley of the Gods" instead of "monument valley" because it just sounds better between the two options.
Airwolf fans from the Philippines🇵🇭 ‼️❤🙏 We Love Jan Michael Vincent ❤ #RIP🙏
❤ Rest in peace, dear Jan Michael, dear Ernest and dear Alex. ❤ I miss you so much. ❤ Yours, Jana ❤ 🎉
Airwolf was one of those rare television gems which was shrouded in as much mystique in production as portrayed on screen. There wasn't a lot of PR for the show. It just, "was".
Sincerely, thank you for this!
It brings back a lot of very fond memories!
This area is called the Superstition Mountains - shrouded in mystery before Donald Belisario (and Steve Cannell) discovered this location - it was used in "Renegade" as well.
Definitely
It's always stayed in my mind since being a kid watching it religiously
For some of us it just had a certain something about it
@@PGHammer21A
Some of Director John Ford's most iconic Westerns (films) were shot in Monument Valley. Some of those films starred John Wayne.
@@PGHammer21AThe Superstition Mountains are more than 250 miles from Monument Valley.
So many angles they could have gone with this show! Truly was sad when it went off air and the Lady's ending in real life.
Airwolf Will Always Be Number One The Lady Will Never Be Forgotten
At any moment I thought the lady would appear and scream at us, then turbo her way to whatever adventure was waiting.❤
Wow!!! This was really great to see the actual filming locations. I Really want to say thanks for sharing this with the Airwolf fans out here in you tube land.The distance from L.A.really makes me appreciate the time it must have taken the film crew to get there and then to get the shots that they used .The actual inside of the lair cave is really amazing to see.👍👍
Thanks Bob! Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you for sharing your Airwolf tour. It's very nostalgic. This brings back my childhood memories of the tv series. Your video is amazing!
This is so cool! Airwolf was such a good show and still is today. Thanks for showing us the inside scoop of it.
Yes Air Wolf 🐺 Was A Great TV Show
Awesome video! Thank you very much for showing us this mystical place for Airwolf fans. For me one of the best series in history that is already 38 years old. Greetings from Argentina!
A mis 35 años,aun veo la serie..es una cosa maravillosa.
Saludos desde cordoba capital
Airwolf was the greatest television show of the 80s and had the greatest actors and actresses, the likes of Jan Micheal Vincent and Ernest Borgnine and Alex Cord.They were the ones that made the show the greatest on earth 🌍.
This took a lot of searching and attention to details, spectacular work, sir! Thank you doesn't go far enough and for us Airwolf fans, this is PLATINUM!
Thank you! I loved watching the show as a kid, but since I live in Europe I hardly ever got any background information. I have visited Monument Valley and suspected that I saw some locations where they filmed Airwolf- it’s nice to have it confirmed.
That was great! We stayed overnight in Monument Valley in an AirBnB of all places which was quite the experience. Never managed to get to Hidden Arch as we had small kids with us so that was cool to see what it looked like. The Native American lady who hosted us told us about the model too. Was definitely a bucket list trip for my young Airwolf self. Thanks!
Airwolf just never gets old to me!
MARS industries is building and selling a well detailed 1/18th scale 29” long Airwolf toy,can’t wait for it to be delivered (already for pre order)!
Hello have you got the chopper ?
Do not forget that John Wayne did a lot of his western movies & his ranch is up in that area of Az. as well.
I'm going to post this and it will be the only warning. I have banned several people because the only comment they had to make was about my mask usage.
1. The Navajo Nation has or had a mask mandate in effect at the time this was filmed. Because I was with a tour group I was required to wear a mask and I had no intention on continuously taking off and putting my mask during filming for the few trifling people who troll TH-cam.
2. In the video I mentioned there were high winds that day, this created multiple sand storms. The mask came in very handy for avoiding sand in the mouth, it made sense to keep the mask ready as these storms would appear quickly.
If you watched this video and your only takeaway was my mask then keep scrolling. If you comment about my mask I will ban you from my channel, it's that simple!
aaah, yes.... the folks who can only see things through their political blinders. Hard for some to keep out the sand out of their eyes.
Just like the Airwolf community, we all are here to do our best to support each other. Great job on this video tour you were so kind to share!
@@andrewpelletier1199 I learned much about people during covid. Things I don't like about the human condition. Covic hit us with little warning. Wearing the mask and getting the Covid shot became a catalyst for being rude and ugly to the people around us. I'm grateful I wasn't cursed with a strong opinion one way or another. We started calling people, "sheep". After hearing that word spread like wildfire, I got to thinking: I am a sheep. I am one of God's sheep. His sheep knows his voice. I want that to be said about me, that I hear his voice and I do his wishes. I still today don't know what was right or wrong with the mask and the shot, but I do know God's love for us still reigns supreme.
I wish one of the TV stations would play the shows again as reruns! Let’s promote that!
Awesome video. I now have a deeper appreciation of the skill and detail that went into filming Airwolf. It rises to the level of feature film photography of that era. Thanks.
God bless you for making this awesome video. Airwolf was my favourite tv show as a kid and to see these locations is so damn cool. Thank you sir
Airwolf was my childhood 😊
Good to know about the Locations, Airwolf was one of the coolest shows in the 80's in my opinion, good to dream and take a walk down memory lane.
"How far down does it go?" "I don't know. I never hovered into it before."
Thanks for making and posting this to share with us! I've got a little zip-lock baggie of Monument Valley sand that was a perk for subscribing to a fan-based magazine called The Wolf's Lair. It'd be cool to see it in person one day, but this video will have to fill the void until then, lol. The time/distance information made me chuckle. I knew it had to be more than "about an hour" from the "Hollywood and/or String's cabin" area, lol.
That is some fine red sand I'll tell you, can be difficult to walk on at times! Glad you enjoyed the video!
I’ve always had a fascination w those locations when I used to watch as a kid…
Dear brother thank you very much from Pakistan. I watched Airwolf in my childhood .... Since childhood it was in my mind that where that film was shot ... Dear thank you so so verrrrrrrrrry verrrrrrrrrry much for this effort of yours .
💕
You are very welcome! Thanks for watching!
@@theensignschair 😍
very cool. Thank you for taking the time and effort to travel out there and film!
🫡 thank you good sir! I never knew! Always thought it was in southwestern california! Beautiful valley indeed! Thank you for sharing!
Love this thanks for posting. Such a great show with a short run. Right up there with A Team and Miami Vice for 80s action series
WOW...that was COOL to see. As an avid fan of Airwolf, I couldn't have been more excited to actually see the filming locations. Nice work my friend. Thanks
Thank you very much for your video and work! I was searching material about this area and airwolf since a very long time and you are the first person going directly to the places including being inside the arch and the helicopter starting zone. Greetings from Poland
What gorgeous scenery!! Seeing the locations where Airwolf was shot makes me happy, thank you. I had no idea that those three formations were called "the Three Sisters," but it is good to know.
Long live the lady She is number one and always will be number 1 She will live in my memory For a Lifetime
🤗👍 THANKS FOR SHARING ALL THE DETAILS…AND ALL YOUR HARD WORK 😓 AND WE
APPRECIATE THE NATURAL BEAUTY 🤩🤩 …for many this is the best way to see it 👀😎😍😍😍
I loved the show Airwolf and the Lady. Its a tie between Knight Rider with K.I.T.T. and Airwolf with the Lady as my all time favorite tv show. Great Video!! ❤️🤍💙🇺🇸 Thanks!
i often wondered about the chimney fly in-out sequence. one little crosswind or twitch in a copter would potentially destroy the butte. thanks for the clarity.
Interesting place, great show of the 80s, most of the cast are gone now: Hawke, Santini, Archangel even the Airwolf helicopter but apparently the Santini Air Jetranger was still around in 2016 and was still painted in the Santini Air colours! 🇺🇸
There is a second Airwolf at the Compton, CA airport, but it needs restoring.
@@ronaldmorris3197Sadly it's not the real one but a replica. The hero aircraft was sold off to Germany after the show finished and later whilst working as an air ambulance was written off when it crashed in bad weather killing all onboard.
@Ronald Morris I've already posted a video visiting that Airwolf replica in Compton. It was built by Steven Stull.
Thank you for your time and filming this awesome video. I always wondered exactly where the layer was. Valley of the gods is all came up with lots of searching on the internet. I am quite impressed that the layer wasn't a chimney style like the show, but hey it's always nice to see what it looks like in real life. But the drive in entrance is spot on. Very nice I want to go visit so bad now!! Thank you for sharing this with all of the airwolf die hard fans. Every winter when things are slow I watch the entire series and it never gets old and I am 43 years old. In addition to watching the series I will add this video to it as well! I always wanted to know where red star control was also. Thanks again for your time in filming this. This is the best on airwolf!!!!! You are awesome!!!!
I always watched the show in the 80s on a small tv.
Last year I got dvd box set and watched it on my big flat screen.
For the first time I got to see the 2nd season premier which had the improved Lair take off/interior shots.
I was blown away that I saw that their was Anazai cliff dwellings inside the lair that I couldn’t see on my old tv. It was a great matte painting that still holds up today.
Great video! Thanks for sharing this! I have always loved this area since I grew up watching westerns.
Hi Will, that was a very enjoyable video ! Thanks for the shout-out at the end, too !
Had to give you recognition for the wealth of information you are cultivating! Awesome work your doing with the Guidebook!
Wow! that's a great video. Thank you. I knew the lair had to be filmed somewhere around there but never knew exactly where. My cousin used to be a truck driver and actually saw them filming Airwolf briefly when he was driving. I remember him telling me about it during a holiday get together way back then
I watched this video a year after you posted it. Thanks for the info. I've always known that the show lair was filmed in monument Valley not California because I'm from this area. I've been here all of my adult life and have never made it out to where you filmed. I'm a retired LEO from Navajo PD and have been assigned to assist Kayenta district numerous times. It has never led me out to that area. When I did drive that way, it was always night shift and I could not see anything anyway. I never knew the exact spots or the exact names of the filming locations until I watched your video. Thank you. I really do have to get out there sometime before it's too late.
It's a beautiful area, Ive been there a few times before but this was my first visit to those areas. Hoping to move to Arizona in a few years so I'm looking forward to another visit!
wow , my childhood , this place would is definitely on my bucket list
The flight scenes on the show were incredible. I loved Dominic, he reminded me of my grandpa.
Wow that was fantastic.
Although the hidden arch is not really the Lair it was still mind blowing seeing the hole in the top as you went in.
Thanks for filming and sharing, great job.
Thank you for posting this video. Back in the day, my dad and I would watch Airwolf every week together, and to see the exterior location where The Lady was based was fascinating!
Matt, same here! One of the few fond memories I have with my father is watching this show! I'm looking forward to seeing and sharing some of the other filming locations in the future!
I greatly appreciate your work sir! This is definitely on my bucket list!
Wow - sooo cool. Iam from germany and Airwolf was my fav. Show in the 80. One day i will visit this area too. Great Video
Awesome! Many thanks from germany (60km away from the last Airwolf flight in north rhine westphalia near Möhnesee - rest in peace )!
Great video. You are amazing. Greetings from Poland
That was awesome bud. I loved air wolf, still do. Every time I hear the music my air keyboard comes out and I play along! Thank you so much.
Thanks Will, that was fantastic. Didn't even realise you could visit here, I"ll definitely be looking up the tours your suggested.
Great content, thanks again from the UK.
Thanks Mike! Glad you enjoyed it! Hope you get a chance to visit!
Great insight to the show but amazing location and scenery, many thanks.
Live right there and now imma go look for those places.
Now you need a drone to show us more views from above and all around
Wow thank you iam a big fan of the show I have the entire series on dvd . Thank you 🙏 iam Juan
As a huge AW fan as a kid growing up in the U.K. ( Scotland) this is brilliant. Could have done with a few more stills from the show, it must be allowed on utube as watched people do a good few film locations and they are able to show a Godoy few pictures of the scenes. But none the less excellent research and execution to show us.
Great show Great times I miss it
I've seen every episode several times I have that scene memorized you are right there on the spot
Great video. Thanks for taking us with you on that very special trip!
My friends loved Chevy Camaro's, Me, I leaned more towards the Bell 222. 😂 Even now, almost 40 years later I have the Airwolf blueprints hanging up on my wall.
Amazing video. Thanks for taking the time to share all of this!
This was a fun watch. Thanks for making it. :-) I really enjoyed this video.
That's great to hear! Thank you!
Awesome video very cool to see all of this thanks
Nice video. Remember when i was a kid and this was one of my favorite tv show. I was so young that i always wanted to visit the place to try and find airwolf.. :D
Thank you for making this. One of the things I loved most about the show was the scenery. Keep up making vids like this please.
Amazing!!! Thanks for sharing this!!! Always wanted to visit there!!
Watching The Lady rise out of the rocks was a bit like watching a dragon 🐉 wake up from sleep.
Would be interesting to know how the writers came up with the idea. Regardless though, it was definitely a good one.
Thanks. Miss the show. I have always been curious how they had lites on inside the rock.
Oh damn!
So I was a kid when I saw the show. Microsoft Flight Simulator just added the Bell 222b (it has an Airwolf paint job but it's missing some details due to copyright I'm sure).
The first thing I did was go to Monument Valley and put on the Airwolf music and take off.
I didn't consciousnessly know this was Airwolf's home. It just seemed right.
Heeeeyyyyy that's so great to see the real places in monument Valley :) thank you so much for that nice vid! I really loved the Airwolf series back in the 90s, and during the lockdown I got myself the whole DVD stuff and watched it several times ;) still love it!
That was an awesome show!🙂👍
Love your videos on Airwolf.
This was great. Airwolf was my favorite show. Thanks for the toyr
One thing about the show that made me laugh ever time was, they would be in L.A. ( Van Nuys ) and drive out there in like 20 minutes. Airwolf by far the most popular TV show vehicle/craft every created. Certainly the most popular in the Hobby World !
Thank you so much for filming this super fan here!!
Thanks for the tour!
Even back in the day, the idea there was a cave or whatever out in the wilderness you could leave a expensive helicopter and have it safe from tourists…. ;)
Beautiful. Thank you Will.
Nice place to see
Thanks for this video. Many memories! Very cool to see!
a lot of old westerns were film there and several were John Wayne movies
so cool....always awesome how it came out of the mesa ..hawke was the only one that could takeoff and land it there.
15:59 Query: How wide in diameter is the Archway Top Opening? As Airwolf was a modded Bell 222b Model Heli, it would have only had a Main Rotor Total Wingspan of only 39' [39 Feet]. I would think if one was a skilled enough pilot, one could possibly fly through such an opening, provided it was wide enough.🙀 Plus, consider the jetcopter used in the show, named "Airwolf," was supposedly equipped with more computer tech than your average modern helis, too-So, maybe some advanced radars for lift-off and landing at the "Wolf's Lair," hmm?
I do not know what the diameter of the opening was, but honestly I doubt it would be big enough to fly through.
I live in Phoenix so this is a easy enough visit for me and Airwolf wasmy favorite show back in the 80's, well till they used the new crew. Do these tours actually talk about Airwolf filming location?
Not the tour I was on, in fact they weren't even aware of the filming for Airwolf,i told the tour guide about the different locations so maybe now they will!
Thank you so much for sharing this !!!
15:09 I was almost killed by a Mountain Goat in that cave circa 2010. The rock about 20 meters in had this “woof” noise behind it and that thing charged at me and my fight response changed to “Dive tf outta the way”. Thank you so much for this. I’ve been wanting to go back to Lincoln to go caving again but, the white nose fungus put a little damper on that. 18:18 and that is another dicey scenario when caving. There’s one close to it called the gopher tunnel. Do not go to this cave unless you know what you’re doing.
Wow! Great video, always been a Airwolf fan. This is very informative and well done. Thanks for posting this.
I think those holes in the cliffside are "cliff-dwellings" and made by humans seeking shelter... not wind carving a rock. Awesome summary. On my bucket list to go. Airwolf is why I became a helicopter pilot :)
Thank you for doing this. I always wondered if it was Monument Valley. Thunderbird Mesa is the exterior for the rise of Airwolf? That is so perfect! 😯👍🤘
Great video! Thank you for sharing this with us!
I always wondered about the locations, thanks so much for posting this
That was a brilliant video and brought back many memories as I used to watch airwolf when I was a kid and I always thought the lair was real but it just shows how good they are with tv magic to convince you it is real I have the series on dvd and thank you for bringing back memories and well done on a brilliant video 👍😊
It also looks like they used Fisher Towers looking towards Castle Valley near Moab as well.
Excellent video. Thanx for the information with regard to staying in the valley and choosing a guide.
Great video.
Absolutely fantastic!!
Thanks for explaining the magic. I imagine they went with "Valley of the Gods" instead of "monument valley" because it just sounds better between the two options.
すごいです。
遂に、エアーウルフ秘密基地ですね。
ロマンでしたが、たねあかしもあり。
見応えある映像ですよ
エアーウルフは、低空砂漠飛行も似合います。
サンキュー。
Awesome. Thank You for this video from a long time Airwolf fan in New Zealand.
Great video and thanks for information.
Thanks for doing this. I loved it!
Instant follow.
Very nice! Beautiful area, have to binge-watch series again now😁👍Edit"Haha, auto correct didn't work for me, lol fumble thumbs know corrected!