High Steel Bridge (Shelton, WA)

People from Shelton call it, "Steel Bridge" out of towners call it, "High Steel Bridge". It's an awesome place to go if you aren't scared of heights. You can drive over it. There is a lot of parking. Some days you will go up there and there will be 10 people up there and other days there you might be the only person up there.
I flew my drone up around to make this video. I hope you like it. I had 2 beers and decided to fly me drone around under and through the bridge. I'm glad I did. 😁
Music by: Antonio Edwards- She Like
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All the information below is from (en.wikipedia.o...)
High Steel Bridge is a truss arch bridge that spans the south fork of the Skokomish River on Forest Service road #2202 near the city of Shelton, Washington in Mason County, Washington. The High Steel Bridge was the second of two large steel arches to be erected by the Simpson Logging Company on Forest Service land in 1929. These bridges carried a single railroad track across formidable chasms opening up expansive tracts of previously inaccessible timber on the Olympic Peninsula.[1]
The High Steel Bridge's 685 ft (209 m) steel riveted webbed arch rises 375 ft (114 m) above the Skokomish River's South Fork, placing it among the top twenty highest bridges in the United States. The building materials-which included a considerable amount of concrete for the footings, lumber for the decking, concrete forms, and railings, and 750 tons of steel-were hauled by rail across the recently completed Vance Creek Bridge.[1]
The American Bridge Company, a subsidiary of the U.S. Steel Products Company at the time of construction, was the contractor for the $131,000 structure. The Simpson Logging Company spent an additional $100,000 in lumber in the construction of the bridge. The total cost of the bridge was paid from the proceeds of timber subsequently hauled across it.[1]

[@dylanbrantley4869]

This video was so great!! I love the music choice also, great for this drone footage💪🏼🙌🏼

[@PNWTone]

Thanks man. Next time I won’t use a song with curse words because personally I think it takes away from the video. Like what if a kid were watching this their parents would be like, “WTF you watching over there?”
Or I don’t mean to toot my own horn but what if a news station wanted to share this?
Thanks for the great feedback bro.

[@namename249]

these are such smooth shots 🤒🥴

[@PNWTone]

Yeah most of them are. When I was panning around on the mountains I personally didn’t want to go slow cause it would take too long and that section I was going to cut out but while editing it I wanted to keep it all one clip. Next time I’ll speed it up or just ride it out slowwww.
Thanks for watching! ❤️

[@UnderSeaWater]

❤❤❤❤

[@mitchmckasson486]

killer

[@PNWTone]

Thank you brother!!!!!!❤️

[@charlesmoore8958]

There are two of these up here... Brownscreek and somebody help me with the other...

[@ogpercy420thompson8]

Vance creek

[@PNWTone]

that's badazz. I love it