Little River Canyon and DeSoto Falls 

you are most welcome

thankfully, I made this before the no fly edict!

+Blake Daniels-Britton When I go from Atlanta to Huntsville, I often make it a point to stop by this place and check it out. I really appreciate this.. I realize this place is a part of the Trail of Tears.. as someone with Cherokee blood running through my veins, it tugs the heart strings just a little bit more

Hobbyist Drone Pilot Pilot In Command Thanx ... as a young 4 year old farmer ... Little River Canyon was my playground.

DJI Phantom 2 with a gopro and gimbal

Thanks. I just upgraded to the Phantom 2 from the FC40. I added Ground Station but have yet to fly it much. You know drones are banned in National Parks. I went anyway. I hiked into the falls at flew from fall level. Here is a couple of mine. vimeo.com/100052893 vimeo.com/100665684

State Road 35 I believe.

Blake Daniels-Britton Thank you!

my pleasure. www.google.co.uk/maps/place/34%C2%B023'45.9%22N+85%C2%B037'38.7%22W/@34.396083,-85.6279665,220m/data=!3m2!1e3!4b1!4m5!3m4!1s0x0:0x0!8m2!3d34.396083!4d-85.627418

show me the statute in USC or CoA. I can't find it

May be a state park; but, it is also a National Preserve. Nice footage though. I was wanting to do some drone footage there; but, will have to settle for ground based videos I guess. www.nps.gov/articles/unmanned-aircraft-in-the-national-parks.htm facebook.com/lirinps/photos/a.177078652367923.43317.177042672371521/1147442671998178/?type=3

Connie, it was not illegal at the time to fly in the National Preserve. Flying the drone over the highway was only done after checking to see if any vehicles were coming or going as to make certain that there was no chance of hitting or damaging any vehicle. The flyover was only done once anyways. Every other time was flown UNDER. Even so, regulations didn't exist when this footage was filmed. There was even a park ranger that I was chatting with while I was filming and he had the chance to look through the FPV goggles I was wearing.