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Zion National Park is one of the most famous national park in Utah. Rick and I took off from Hurricane Airport early in the morning. We flew between 8,500 and 9,500 feet high due to some turbulence in the lower altitude. Enjoy spectacular view of 270 million years old landscape from the sky.- ...eat airplane because it will allow flying you simply cannot do in other airplanes. It's a twin-engine very light plane designed for use by National Geographic to explore Africa . It can f...
- This was a quickly edited version of a 1.5 hour flight over Ningaloo Reef and Cape Range National Park in Exmouth WA.
- I was ecstatic to have had the opportunity to finally fly over Glacier National Park last summer. The terrain, landscapes and scenery in the park is mind blowing and to be able to see it lik...
- This is the 3rd time I flew over Glacier National Park. This is one of my most favorite place to fly. Robert Combs and I took off from Ferndale Airport at Bigfork, Montana in...
- Spring flight from Hurricane to Zion National Park along the Virgin River in Utah.
- Flight around Hurricane Utah near Zion National Park. The air was a little too dicey for me, otherwise we were going to duck into the park.
- 15th Aug 2013 A late afternoon flight. I thought I would go and check out the burn-off generating all the pollutive smoke on Big Woody Island in the Great Sandy Straits. I guess it's important to mention that no one lives here and this Island is a National Park.
View from 11,000 ft by Ultralight Trike - McDonald Peaks, Montana
McDonald Peak is the highest mountain in Mission Range, located about 100 miles south of Glacier National Park. George and I took off from Polson Airport early in the morning and climbed to 11,000 ft to fly around the peaks. There are many beautiful lakes and some glacier around the peak.- An early morning flight over and around Zion National Park in Utah. Spectacular landscapes! This video does not do justice to the majesty of this area. And this is not far from...