Sawtooth Lake Loop: 22 Mile Run in the Idaho Wilderness 

Indeed. Wow.

So, so good

wonder how he took it...

@@mjkl614 Same... definitely a drone shot... but the 'how' beats me lol. maybe landed, let him off to shoot it , than picked him back up... but idk

@@ZebraKatzWhereItsAt @Michael Lin - Same, but I recall from an earlier video where Danny got the/a drone that it has a 'follow' mode, and so that must be how they get shots like that, as with the shots that follow them hiking along a ridge, etc..

and to this day nobody knows why it hasn't happened.

ive just arrived and I am pretty obscure so theres that. subs are currently at 77k

JustAMessenger right? Gotta find a pilot bar that is held pilots not airplane pilots. Near an airport? Idk. Where do heli dudes hang out?

A new R66 helicopter is an easy $million$

Yes

Having kids dramatically changes one's lifestyle....I know...we love our children....but still... it's true.

Awesome mountain range.

#BLIZZNATION

I think about that all the time. Why is there a trail here?

Indians, hunters, trappers, miners, homesteaders, etc started the first trails for their own use. Then the Forest Service trail crews improved or constructed new trails where the old trails existed, sometimes improving on the location or re-routing of the old trails. I did trail construction in the 1950s and 60s as a Boy Scout and then later I worked on Forest Service contract trail crews. My first job was in the Big Horn Crags building a trail from Heart Lake down to the Middle Fork Salmon River near the mouth of Big Creek. We used buck saws and axes to clear trees, and rock drills and dynamite to blast through the granite cliffs, and mostly picks and Polanski's to construct the trail tread. We had permanent tent camps with a camp cook set up for living and we lived there the entire summer. We had riding horses and mule pack strings to carry our equipment and supplies in and out of the wilderness areas. It was a great job because we were in the back country where we couldn't spend our hard earned money. At the end of the summer we had quite a large bank roll... ;-)

Thanks

Your a domain

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@@internetexplorer9990 i apologize my good sir, I hope this message reaches you well. Thou shall not let the internet resource be infringed.

😂😂😂

I flew the drone from inside the helicopter while Matt flew the helicopter.

Wow that’s so amazing!

Mediocre Amateur that took skill and great thinking to capture some of the best footage I’ve seen from mediocre amateurs awesome

Absolutely awesome!

Skillful!

If you've got a cool route or suggestion we'd gladly invite you. Especially if you live outside of Utah.

@@MediocreAmateur I just moved back to WA state and will be doing a lot of exploring this year... if any routes are MA worthy I'll definitely let you know.

@@MediocreAmateur I've got some up here in the Canadian Rockies!

@@MediocreAmateur I am not a trail runner but I see them doing the Presidentials in the White Mt of NH, its a ridge run and if you summited all the peaks it would be an adventure. Maybe a little far but deffently in your wheelhouse. The ridge is all above treeline and it beautifully and very rugged. Take care

@@MediocreAmateur the manitou springs incline in colorado hells canyon Idaho in summer July or August up suicide point.

We landed just outside of the wilderness near forest service road 524. It's an awesome mountain range.

That would be virtually impossible, as the downwash from the main rotor of the helicopter would probably blast the drone out of the sky. Also, it would be pretty dangerous. Crash the drone into the helicopter rotors and that's really bad news. There were lots of places to land and then launch the drone. No reason to take unnecessary and significant risks, although I doubt it's even possible.

The shots of the Heli near the river were taken with a mavic pro drone.

people are friggn lost...are they not...so this is what they doo dooo...

New 2020 models are right around $1,000,000 USD. You can pick up used ones in the $300,000-750,000 range.

It’s a Robinson R66

Fo hawk bro