All UAS/drone footage is from outside NPS boundaries! -- operated/launched/landed within Coconino National Forest land and outside Saguaro National Park boundaries.
Great narrative. I plan to walk the Lenox Crater Trail next time. Lots of outdoor places to drive to within 75 miles radius of Flagstaff, for those who like to hike or photography or Dark Sky. Besides the Grand Canyon.. The America the Beautiful pass is best value along with my local state park past. That should cover most road stops destinations but local ative charges their separate fees... Fees for everything these days....
A far better place to stay is historic Cameron Trading Post. Be sure to try the delicious Navajo Taco and check out the views of the Little Colorado River in the backyard. Flagstaff is fun, but Cameron is far more interesting!
National Parks are mostly created by political will😅 Arizona has like 20 National Monuments and they’re just as stunning. I’d recommend Canyon De Chelly, Chiricahua National Monument and Wilderness area, Organ Pipe Cactus, Vermillion Cliffs and many more. Some state parks or wilderness areas are just as stunning too like Lost Dutchman, Salt River Canyon(almost looks like the Grand Canyon), Oak Creek Canyon and many more! Arizona is truly stunning. Also, Monument Valley Tribal Park is in Arizona(Not Utah lol.. I have no idea how people mess this up). It’s the Navajo nation equivalent of a National Park.
I still remember visiting there in 1970. We could actually hike to the top of Sunset Crater. Wasn't a difficult hike for a 4th grader. The lava was black back then. ✌️
On our first big road trip back in the summer of 2011 to the Grand Canyon, we visited Sunset Crater. I don't have any pictures from our visit. This is a nice presentation of the area 😊
We're going here for the first time this fall. BTW, it's Ah-Ay, not Ah-Ah. It's actually Hawaiin and it describes the type of lava (ʻAʻā translates into “stony rough lava”; Pāhoehoe means “smooth, unbroken lava”). Thanks!
All UAS/drone footage is from outside NPS boundaries! -- operated/launched/landed within Coconino National Forest land and outside Saguaro National Park boundaries.
Flag has so many great park areas within half a days drive. Love the Flag area!
Great narrative. I plan to walk the Lenox Crater Trail next time. Lots of outdoor places to drive to within 75 miles radius of Flagstaff, for those who like to hike or photography or Dark Sky. Besides the Grand Canyon.. The America the Beautiful pass is best value along with my local state park past. That should cover most road stops destinations but local
ative charges their separate fees... Fees for everything these days....
Great video! Nice filming, clean editing and very informative.
A far better place to stay is historic Cameron Trading Post. Be sure to try the delicious Navajo Taco and check out the views of the Little Colorado River in the backyard. Flagstaff is fun, but Cameron is far more interesting!
Saw it all
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SP Crater. I'm going to all three of these awesome spots at the end of May.
This video was so informative and beautiful! Thank you!
National Parks are mostly created by political will😅 Arizona has like 20 National Monuments and they’re just as stunning. I’d recommend Canyon De Chelly, Chiricahua National Monument and Wilderness area, Organ Pipe Cactus, Vermillion Cliffs and many more. Some state parks or wilderness areas are just as stunning too like Lost Dutchman, Salt River Canyon(almost looks like the Grand Canyon), Oak Creek Canyon and many more! Arizona is truly stunning.
Also, Monument Valley Tribal Park is in Arizona(Not Utah lol.. I have no idea how people mess this up). It’s the Navajo nation equivalent of a National Park.
That you for stopping in the state I am proud to call home. This video is amazing and please come back anytime
I still remember visiting there in 1970. We could actually hike to the top of Sunset Crater. Wasn't a difficult hike for a 4th grader. The lava was black back then. ✌️
On our first big road trip back in the summer of 2011 to the Grand Canyon, we visited Sunset Crater. I don't have any pictures from our visit. This is a nice presentation of the area 😊
Gosh I can’t get over how great this video is, I’m excited to watch your other videos now!
Thank you so much!
We're going here for the first time this fall. BTW, it's Ah-Ay, not Ah-Ah. It's actually Hawaiin and it describes the type of lava (ʻAʻā translates into “stony rough lava”; Pāhoehoe means “smooth, unbroken lava”). Thanks!
Ah, thanks for the heads up--and good to know!
SP Crater. Short for ‘Sh*t Pot’ crater 😂
Correct!
meteor crater lol