Exploring Whitaker Point/Hawksbill Crag (Newton County, Arkansas) - Driving & Hiking Time Lapse 

Thanks for watching. I saw some of your videos too and I really like how you make your farming videos. If you want to make walking time lapses, the GoPro 7 black is a great camera to film these videos with because it has modes specifically for moving time lapses.

Glad you like them! I do more time lapses planned, I might end up doing more videos away from the farm as there isn't much going on with the farm right now, but I also have my "4th year on the farm" at the end of this year.

It was probably my favorite hike I've done so far, if you come out to Arkansas I would definitely recommend hiking at this spot. I saw some of your videos too and I really like your film making style, your channel deserves a lot more subscribers!

Thanks, glad you liked it! Luckily there are no restrictions on hiking in my area, not sure how tight the restrictions are in other states but its definitely nice to spend time outside.

Its interesting you mentioned the route being steep and scary because that's exactly what happened on my first attempt to drive in, but I had cut it out of the video as my camera was running in time lapse. Depending on what part of NWA you're coming from, you might take either highway 412 on the north side, or highway 16 on the south, I'm only familiar with the highway 16 route as that's what I took. I was following Google maps the first time, and it told me to turn onto a road called Madison 3605, and it showed using a tiny extremely steep gravel road as the way to get through. My car is a 4x4 so I thought it would be fine, but I actually got stuck going up that road and my car started sliding down backwards a bit, very scary for sure. I ended up taking another route called Cave Mountain Road, and that bypassed the extremely steep part and I could have actually made it all the way in without 4x4 at all. There are a lot of potholes so a higher ground clearance vehicle is ideal, although I did actually see some sedans had made it in. Thanks for watching my video and I hope you have a great trip, its definitely worth it!

I use a GoPro 7, and the battery lasts about 1.5 hours of time lapse, which was plenty for this hike as it was only about 45 minutes in real time. I always carry spare batteries too.