You get my vote for the best drone pilot on RUclips. You seem to be willing to fly it where others won’t dare to go. The result is some spectacular video footage. Great channel!
My friend you are much better than most Hollywood camera men , you could be making the BIG BUCKS, plus we all know how much you love what you are doing so keep it up, for yourself and all of us.
My dear friend, thank you for this incredible video, and for including the sounds of the winds, birds, moving water and the sounds of your footsteps on our precious earth. Thank you so very much!
Great video, I turn my head when you get so close to the cliff edges. When young that didn’t bother me. Now an old man it makes me nervous. A beautiful area. I couldn’t stop thinking about if there were wild trout in the stream. A very difficult place to get to. But a fly fishing experience of a lifetime. Thanks as always for this latest trip I made sitting on my couch.
@@youdig-detectionThey hold thousands or even millions of tons already. A few kilograms on top don't matter. Snow in Winter is far heavier than a human and his dog
@@woody442 Freeze/thaw cycles, rain, wind, earthquakes, animal or plant activity, any number of things can weaken the rock any time of year, rockfalls don't only happen in winter. Some of those rocks like around 17 minutes definitely don't hold thousands of tons, dude gets too close for my comfort anyway.
yep, my heart beats faster and my blood pressure goes up. I did similar stuff, similar but way tamer when I was younger. Looking back I wonder how I survived. I was crazy. Not now.
The flight down the tributary past the waterfall, then back was just incredible, Nolan. I have hiked parts of the main canyon on both sides, but the pov footage went where we all would go were we birds. Thanks so much.
Once again, your drone work takes my breath away from the first minutes of this spectacular video ! You and your dog are one team "extraordinaire " ! Thanks for sharing !
NOLAN! This is NOT a video! It is an EXPERIENCE! You put me right there with you; and the drone footage was SPECTACULAR! 🙌 You will find it hard to beat this one! I had to watch it again, stopping it on the fantastic scenes and waterfalls. The only thing that could be better, is what YOU experienced being there, breathing in the fresh air, sounds, and scents in person! 🌲🌄🌲
I just came across your videos today...and I can't stop watching them! Sent the link to my daughter who hikes and camps and loves the outdoors...she is going to love your videos! Blessings young man.
I used to live in Clk Wy. 2 Years. I loved it on one hand...too remote for daily life on the other hand. One day I hiked by myself up to Bridal Falls....kind of risked life and limb to get to the top of the falls by rock scrambling. Was def worth it. Then moved to the near ski town in MT north for 2 years before I moved back to NY. I miss out west...daily....and I thank you so much for this vid. Brings back many memories.
Beautiful Wyoming limestone formations in Clarks Fork Canyon and has some of the most interesting geological features in Wyoming! The Absorka Mountains meet the Beartooth Mountains with many smaller canyons cut through by water due to melting snow for millions of years. Your drone work is fantastic Nolan!
One can almost imagine the Natives and the love for this land unspoiled. How sad what we did to them. I am glad you appreciate the wonders and beauty of this Country. I think you share a soul with the Eagles. 🕊️💙🦅 I like that you also do your homework and find interesting history about the land. You sir are an American story teller with a great voice for it. Thank you for sharing all you see with us. I pray you carry all the memories till you are an old old man. 💙 Love the morning silhouette of your pal on the tent! 😃 Your pal Tuie awaits the days adventure. I swear he’s smiling at you. Aren’t you glad to get across with no covered wagon ? 😉 Sad to see large cracks separating the pillars will they be there when you’re a grandfather? I wait for your next adventure.
Your images and videography are exceptional and far exceeds other channels of similar content. I’m really picky and only watch two other outdoor hiking channels on RUclips in addition now to yours. Looking forward to seeing more content from you, stay safe out there!
Gorgeous, gorgeous location. Wow. Thanks so much for sharing it. Some of us are disabled and unable to travel. This takes me places I could never currently go IRL. Really appreciate it, and the calm, peaceful, reverent tone you narrate in. You're the best. And your dog is so special too.
this isn't on the Yellowstone River, it is the Clarks Fork of the Yellowstone. it runs east out of the park, if you drive from Cooke City to Cody you will drive along this canyon. there are so many places to go explore down in that area and see very few people. at one point there is a bridge crossing a side offshoot of this canyon, if you head south from there you will be on the going to the sunlight basin road. the drive over Chief Josheph hyw is a nice drive. or if you are adventurous, there is the Morrison jeep trail on the north side of the canyon that will take you north to the Beartooth hyw close to Top of the World store, and then over Beartooth pass.
You just made me go looking !!!! The Yellowstone River runs through the Upper and Lower Falls and heads north into Montana to join the Missouri. Clark Fork is up by Missoula. Ahhh But Clarks Fork Yellowstone DOES flow out onto the plains of Wyoming and THEN up into Montana. Ooooooh the name game got me. Learned something new ! Thanks !!!
I’m not climbing and scrambling these days, but when younger did my share without undue fear and worry. So, why does my entire body tense up and my stomach contact every time you video yourself walking the edge?!? Very visceral and real. Thank you for sharing your adventures.
Another EPIC adventure Nolan....so amazing to see these places...So many would never get the opportunity if you weren't bringing it week after week. You ROCK brother ...POV top shelf adventures...literally 😉
I love your channel. My dream was to be an archeologist and study the desert wall art etc. then life happened and had a totally different plan for me. So I am living my dream through your channel. I look forward to each and every one of them. I have watched them all at least 3 times. Thank you fir sharing and don’t forget to take us along
Nolan your videos are awesome Great job with the drone footage and filming camera work I love all the places you explore!! Thank you sooo much for posting these amazing finds And taking us all along with you on your journey to these epic places on earth !!
Brilliant drone work. You and Tuie (sp) keep giving us ever better, until recently, near inconceivable visions of our splendid mother earth. And, to top them off, that heartening story of a terrifying historic win by the West's perhaps most famously persecuted nobility to encourage us along our own treacherous path through troubled times. Thanks for taking us along Noland.
Just wanted to say thank you for your channel. I have MS. My Father was a Geotechnical Engineer. He taught his children much about geology,took us all across the nation to explore national parks & see the majesty of our planet. Truly amazing! I’m no longer able to get out very often-so you have provided a valuable view for me! Just wanted you to realize you’re my legs! And I am grateful☺️. Have a wonderful holiday season! Make a difference in someone’s lifetime is the greatest of giving so thanks for giving! Oh going on my third Aussie now! Started getting them in my 20s Bonnie bell- Sydney-And now Arabella. They’ve been my Best friends indeed! Warms my heart to see Tootie being Tootie as well.Thanks again!
God did a fantastic job in his creation.... WOW!! 😮 These are places I'll never get to go myself. THANK YOU FOR SUCH INCREDIBLE FOOTAGE ❤️ Texas Nana Psalm 91
thank you for your videos. They take me places I can no longer go to (I'm 85). Your sheer joy of being there really comes through to your viewers. Love your dog.
Fabulous scenery , loved the spacious perfection of it, the quiet "emptiness" of it. Thanks Nolan for sharing you & your companion's ventures and your expert drone & camera filming. I so appreciate it!!
First time I've watched one of your videos. I've seen A LOT of videos about exploring the west...this is among the best. What an incredible place! Very good job.
My vertigo really kicks in in your videos. Fabulous drone stuff and great geographic choices. I’m yet another old guy who can’t get out there anymore. This brings back my Montana years( thirty years ago) keep up the good stuff!
I don't live in America, so thank you for this stunning footage. Glad you were able to find a way to get to this beautiful area. Your drone footage is spectacular.
rocks with dots of green and a rushing river~what a massive canyon and so pristene and lovely. Its like the beginning of time all the time. Thanks Nolan for again going the distance to bring us to places we will never experience.
At the Edge of the Canyon Here, where the earth splits open wide, The Yellowstone carves its ancient path, A river cutting through stone and pride, Its voice a steady, timeless wrath. The walls blaze gold, red, and gray, Each layer a memory locked in rock. They speak of fire, of flood, of decay- A story too vast for the ticking clock. I stand on the edge, small as a breath, While below, the canyon swallows sound. It humbles me, this dance of death, Where life and erosion circle around. There’s no promise here, no lasting plan, Just water and stone in endless play. I’m a part of it all-a fragile span, Here for a moment, then swept away. But there’s no sorrow in that truth. The canyon’s beauty is sharp and clear: What matters is now, this fleeting youth, This chance to stand, to feel, to be here. The river flows on, unbothered, free, And I watch, at peace, as it carves the land. In its journey, I see what I need to see- The strength in letting go of what we can’t command.
I would be crawling out of my skin standing on that rock, washing my breakfast dishes, and seeing a big trout surface. That looks as fine a place as any to wet a line with an old flyrod. Wyoming has some beautiful postcard picturesque qualities that would definitely make a visit a hard one to come back from. I think the American Indians had it figured out. Far from easy, but once they got things "dialed in" (symbiosis) I think selling them on moving anywhere else (Sorry Oklahoma) was just never going to work. Chief Joseph must have been quite an amazing individual to fool the pursuers, gamble on an exit suitable for his entire tribe, and had incredible leadership skills to successfully make it the 1,200 miles to Canada with the Nez Perce.
Oh man, seeing that waterfall for a bit brought back memories of one I knew who decided to end his life by jumping off it. I remember what an emotional visit it was for me going to that spot. Thank you for giving me another way to remember the waterfalls and the beauty of Yellowstone.
so i'm from the prehistoric 80's, and i love how you and some others can make these vids with appearant ease... The images invoke humility, cause the filming makes you feel small, i love that.. Though you standing on the edges, dude creeps me out. Thanks so much
At 16:40 Those rocks you were standing on were barely attached. The crack is on both sides almost to the bottom! 😧 Be careful! End pieces are always falling off and it dont look like it will be long for that one. Exelent video as always 👍🫡
I had the same horrified feeling! Nolan, we want you to keep making videos! Don't take unnecessary risks. We can enjoy the shots just as well from a safer location.
I'm almost certain that his recklessness will cause his demise. It's make us comment for sure, but it's pretty unecessary to take those risk, the video has already everything it's need to be interesting.
@@youdig-detection He probably couldn't see the massive crack from the top, but it would be a good idea to scope it out with the drone before he stands on it.
Sadly, while I love watching his videos, I would not be surprised to hear that he has severely injured or killed himself. While I'm not experienced as a climber or mountain hiker, it appears he takes unnecessary risks.
Great to see how this is similar landform to further south but with more moisture, mists, bands of coniferous forest, and individual trees on crags. The haze and mist and Appaloosa riding free spirits escaping the European industrial matrix by entering a maze that will kill the disconnected. Very Good video man. Stay free.
Some finely executed drone footage with a great narrative. Love that country you ventured to. My father took us kids there and many, many other places some 60 years ago. I still remember some of the fantastic views and camps we had. Thanks for the great memory jogging share.
P.S. all of this was filmed in public land where it is legal to fly drone. None of this was filmed in Yellowstone NP. Probably should have clarified.
Awesome camera work man!
Hey ?? Y In Hindi ??
You can’t fly drones in NP’s?
@@ethanstrong hard "nope"
But it's public land too
Virtually every shot was a painting waiting to be painted. Spectacular landscape - thank you for taking us along.
Agree he has the eye for it.
You get my vote for the best drone pilot on RUclips. You seem to be willing to fly it where others won’t dare to go. The result is some spectacular video footage. Great channel!
the flights were illegal unless he had permits so likely not the besr pilot
Like whatever man@@choiceillusion
None of this was filmed in Yellowstone NP. I would never fly a drone in a national park 😆
Great droning!
You should win an award for best drone footage. Breathtaking
My friend you are much better than most Hollywood camera men , you could be making the BIG BUCKS, plus we all know how much you love what you are doing so keep it up, for yourself and all of us.
Your videos keep getting better and better.
Exactly what I needed this day was a video by Nolan Fisher!! THANK YOU!
Love this dude and his dog - honestly think he has the best dog ever 🐕
I think you’re right!
My dear friend, thank you for this incredible video, and for including the sounds of the winds, birds, moving water and the sounds of your footsteps on our precious earth. Thank you so very much!
@@lorna5609 ya I love his attention to those details. Nolan's the best - would be cool to have a friend like him (and dog hah) 🐶
AGREE !! That dog is living the life.
@@lorna5609 It is soooo much better than any music. Just the roar 👍👍
This was supremely beautiful. I was absolutely awestruck by this area and the way you were able to capture it with your drone.
The scene where he flew between the canyons and the waterfall was just amazing and beautiful
Great video, I turn my head when you get so close to the cliff edges. When young that didn’t bother me. Now an old man it makes me nervous. A beautiful area. I couldn’t stop thinking about if there were wild trout in the stream. A very difficult place to get to. But a fly fishing experience of a lifetime. Thanks as always for this latest trip I made sitting on my couch.
And you can see on some cliff at the end huge crack, you wonder how they are holding.
@@youdig-detectionThey hold thousands or even millions of tons already. A few kilograms on top don't matter. Snow in Winter is far heavier than a human and his dog
Me too with the heights 😖 I get weak-jointed and dizzy...and blurt out some bad words 🤣
@@woody442 Freeze/thaw cycles, rain, wind, earthquakes, animal or plant activity, any number of things can weaken the rock any time of year, rockfalls don't only happen in winter. Some of those rocks like around 17 minutes definitely don't hold thousands of tons, dude gets too close for my comfort anyway.
yep, my heart beats faster and my blood pressure goes up. I did similar stuff, similar but way tamer when I was younger. Looking back I wonder how I survived. I was crazy. Not now.
Nice video, Nolan. Great spot luckily missed by 99% of Yellowstone tourists.
Absolutely incredible photography! Thank you for the stunning tour of Yellowstone.
Spectacular footage and story, thanks for taking us along.
The flight down the tributary past the waterfall, then back was just incredible, Nolan.
I have hiked parts of the main canyon on both sides, but the pov footage went where we all would go were we birds.
Thanks so much.
Once again, your drone work takes my breath away from the first minutes of this spectacular video ! You and your dog are one team "extraordinaire " ! Thanks for sharing !
NOLAN! This is NOT a video! It is an EXPERIENCE!
You put me right there with you; and the drone footage was SPECTACULAR! 🙌
You will find it hard to beat this one! I had to watch it again, stopping it on the fantastic scenes and waterfalls. The only thing that could be better, is what YOU experienced being there, breathing in the fresh air, sounds, and scents in person! 🌲🌄🌲
I just came across your videos today...and I can't stop watching them! Sent the link to my daughter who hikes and camps and loves the outdoors...she is going to love your videos! Blessings young man.
America has such diverse landscapes. Thanks for sharing this majestic example. Truly breathtaking. ⛰️
I used to live in Clk Wy. 2 Years. I loved it on one hand...too remote for daily life on the other hand. One day I hiked by myself up to Bridal Falls....kind of risked life and limb to get to the top of the falls by rock scrambling. Was def worth it. Then moved to the near ski town in MT north for 2 years before I moved back to NY. I miss out west...daily....and I thank you so much for this vid. Brings back many memories.
...and your drone work is soooooo impressive.Major kudo's.
Beautiful Wyoming limestone formations in Clarks Fork Canyon and has some of the most interesting geological
features in Wyoming! The Absorka Mountains meet the Beartooth Mountains with many smaller canyons cut through
by water due to melting snow for millions of years. Your drone work is fantastic Nolan!
Really beautiful location. Thanks so much for taking us along for the ride.
One can almost imagine the Natives and the love for this land unspoiled. How sad what we did to them.
I am glad you appreciate the wonders and beauty of this Country. I think you share a soul with the Eagles.
🕊️💙🦅
I like that you also do your homework and find interesting history about the land.
You sir are an American story teller with a great voice for it.
Thank you for sharing all you see with us.
I pray you carry all the memories till you are an old old man. 💙
Love the morning silhouette of your pal on the tent! 😃
Your pal Tuie awaits the days adventure. I swear he’s smiling at you.
Aren’t you glad to get across with no covered wagon ? 😉
Sad to see large cracks separating the pillars will they be there when you’re a grandfather?
I wait for your next adventure.
Your images and videography are exceptional and far exceeds other channels of similar content. I’m really picky and only watch two other outdoor hiking channels on RUclips in addition now to yours. Looking forward to seeing more content from you, stay safe out there!
Gorgeous, gorgeous location. Wow. Thanks so much for sharing it. Some of us are disabled and unable to travel. This takes me places I could never currently go IRL. Really appreciate it, and the calm, peaceful, reverent tone you narrate in. You're the best. And your dog is so special too.
Love this! I grew up around the Yellowstone River and had no idea parts of it were this beautiful.
this isn't on the Yellowstone River, it is the Clarks Fork of the Yellowstone. it runs east out of the park, if you drive from Cooke City to Cody you will drive along this canyon. there are so many places to go explore down in that area and see very few people. at one point there is a bridge crossing a side offshoot of this canyon, if you head south from there you will be on the going to the sunlight basin road. the drive over Chief Josheph hyw is a nice drive. or if you are adventurous, there is the Morrison jeep trail on the north side of the canyon that will take you north to the Beartooth hyw close to Top of the World store, and then over Beartooth pass.
You just made me go looking !!!! The Yellowstone River runs through the Upper and Lower Falls and heads north into Montana to join the Missouri. Clark Fork is up by Missoula. Ahhh But Clarks Fork Yellowstone DOES flow out onto the plains of Wyoming and THEN up into Montana. Ooooooh the name game got me. Learned something new ! Thanks !!!
I’m not climbing and scrambling these days, but when younger did my share without undue fear and worry. So, why does my entire body tense up and my stomach contact every time you video yourself walking the edge?!? Very visceral and real. Thank you for sharing your adventures.
Another EPIC adventure Nolan....so amazing to see these places...So many would never get the opportunity if you weren't bringing it week after week. You ROCK brother ...POV top shelf adventures...literally 😉
Nolan a lot of your drone footage is sincerely IMAX worthy....... reading further in the comments it appears im not the only one who feels this way.
Simply majestic. Thanks for your POV content. RUclipss best💯
I love your channel. My dream was to be an archeologist and study the desert wall art etc. then life happened and had a totally different plan for me. So I am living my dream through your channel. I look forward to each and every one of them. I have watched them all at least 3 times.
Thank you fir sharing and don’t forget to take us along
16:40 Did you notice the cracks below you? I grew up next to a rock quarry, and learned to not stand on rocks that have cleaved. Fantastic video!
Nolan, your videos keep getting better and better. The drone cinematography is amazing. Thanks for taking us there.
Always a treat to see you & Tooey in these amazing locations. This is a great follow-up from your last video. The world IS a beautiful place. 🤗
Nolan your videos are awesome
Great job with the drone footage and filming camera work
I love all the places you explore!!
Thank you sooo much for posting these amazing finds And taking us all along with you on your journey to these epic places on earth !!
A great canyon! Tough trek, the further and deeper you go, the harder it will be to get back!🥾
So blessed the terra firma you journey through is breathtaking.
Thank you for sharing the experience
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I’ve lived around the area and visited parts for a long time but never saw the views you found. Beautiful, thank you.
Absolutely spectacular ! Please don't stand so close to the edge, you scare the crap out of me. 😱
Incredible. Thanks, Nolan.
Real awesome Videowork! This is the stuff, that makes RUclips a place of wonders these days.
Yellowstone! I have no words except thank you so much for the amazing drone footage. Wow! Nice find Noland.
this channel is my therapy
Many thanks and _much_ respect. Your skills keep amazing me and you keep taking me to amazing places. And yer little dog, too.🐕😲👍👍👍👍👍
We have to thank God for these mountains, which yield the water for so many people to benefit.
People who worship your god are the ones who chased the Native Americans off the cliffs
Brilliant drone work. You and Tuie (sp) keep giving us ever better, until recently, near inconceivable visions of our splendid mother earth. And, to top them off, that heartening story of a terrifying historic win by the West's perhaps most famously persecuted nobility to encourage us along our own treacherous path through troubled times.
Thanks for taking us along Noland.
Thank you for your skills and your time that allow you to share America with us!!!
Thanks!
awesome video and awesome idea for a place to explore
Just wanted to say thank you for your channel. I have MS. My Father was a Geotechnical Engineer. He taught his children much about geology,took us all across the nation to explore national parks & see the majesty of our planet. Truly amazing! I’m no longer able to get out very often-so you have provided a valuable view for me! Just wanted you to realize you’re my legs! And I am grateful☺️. Have a wonderful holiday season! Make a difference in someone’s lifetime is the greatest of giving so thanks for giving! Oh going on my third Aussie now! Started getting them in my 20s Bonnie bell- Sydney-And now Arabella. They’ve been my Best friends indeed! Warms my heart to see Tootie being Tootie as well.Thanks again!
amazing location and drone shots are fabulous! thank you!
God did a fantastic job in his creation.... WOW!! 😮
These are places I'll never get to go myself. THANK YOU FOR SUCH INCREDIBLE FOOTAGE ❤️
Texas Nana
Psalm 91
Very nice! Your drone footage is spectacular. The lighting was exceptionally good that day.
Great scenery Nolan!!!I always find it refreshing watching your explorations .. Hello doggie... so lucky.. the trekker dog! ❤️
spectacular footage as usual, love the high mountains in this one
Your drone footage is enthralling, fascinating, and mesmerizing. THANK YOU!
thank you for your videos. They take me places I can no longer go to (I'm 85). Your sheer joy of being there really comes through to your viewers. Love your dog.
Fabulous scenery , loved the spacious perfection of it, the quiet "emptiness" of it. Thanks Nolan for sharing you & your companion's ventures and your expert drone & camera filming. I so appreciate it!!
Amazing place as well as footage. Ty sir for sharing the experience ✌️
Thanks for showing us regoins we can't get to ourselves. Appreciate it so much !
First time I've watched one of your videos. I've seen A LOT of videos about exploring the west...this is among the best. What an incredible place! Very good job.
Amazing! Amazing! Amazing. Thank you so much from New Orleans!
...thanks for the post, absolutely beautiful and gorgeous.
Beautiful area. Beautiful video.
Yesssss!! Just WOW! What a thrill! Safe travels for you & your dog. Shared this 1 to my Facebook page. Thanks, Nolan! Well done!! 🏔️❤️
Beautiful scenery. Thx for sharing ❤
Another wonderful video, Nolan.
Good one Nolan. I grew up in the north Cascades. The aerial videography just makes your videos so much better. The vistas are spiritual.
Awesome video!
Breath taking beauty
Thanks for taking us along
My vertigo really kicks in in your videos. Fabulous drone stuff and great geographic choices. I’m yet another old guy who can’t get out there anymore. This brings back my Montana years( thirty years ago) keep up the good stuff!
I don't live in America, so thank you for this stunning footage. Glad you were able to find a way to get to this beautiful area. Your drone footage is spectacular.
Such amazing shots again.
Spectacular! Please don't go so close to the edge. Thank you for sharing this breathtaking video.
awesome stuff, thanks for sharing
Really awesome drone photography.
Love you. Your videos are very healing
rocks with dots of green and a rushing river~what a massive canyon and so pristene and lovely. Its like the beginning of time all the time. Thanks Nolan for again going the distance to bring us to places we will never experience.
Absolutely breathtaking! The feeling of isolation self reliance must be profound..
The video from that little drone is incredible!
What an amazing journey.....thank you for taking this old man along.....I am a true fan.....stay safe and God bless you
Incredible. Another awesome 1
I really enjoy your videos, but this on is a masterpiece! The cinematography is definitely documentary-worthy! Just amazing, thank you!
At the Edge of the Canyon
Here, where the earth splits open wide,
The Yellowstone carves its ancient path,
A river cutting through stone and pride,
Its voice a steady, timeless wrath.
The walls blaze gold, red, and gray,
Each layer a memory locked in rock.
They speak of fire, of flood, of decay-
A story too vast for the ticking clock.
I stand on the edge, small as a breath,
While below, the canyon swallows sound.
It humbles me, this dance of death,
Where life and erosion circle around.
There’s no promise here, no lasting plan,
Just water and stone in endless play.
I’m a part of it all-a fragile span,
Here for a moment, then swept away.
But there’s no sorrow in that truth.
The canyon’s beauty is sharp and clear:
What matters is now, this fleeting youth,
This chance to stand, to feel, to be here.
The river flows on, unbothered, free,
And I watch, at peace, as it carves the land.
In its journey, I see what I need to see-
The strength in letting go of what we can’t command.
Connection dissipates all doubt
Doubt indicates a gateway
I would be crawling out of my skin standing on that rock, washing my breakfast dishes, and seeing a big trout surface. That looks as fine a place as any to wet a line with an old flyrod.
Wyoming has some beautiful postcard picturesque qualities that would definitely make a visit a hard one to come back from.
I think the American Indians had it figured out. Far from easy, but once they got things "dialed in" (symbiosis) I think selling them on moving anywhere else (Sorry Oklahoma) was just never going to work.
Chief Joseph must have been quite an amazing individual to fool the pursuers, gamble on an exit suitable for his entire tribe, and had incredible leadership skills to successfully make it the 1,200 miles to Canada with the Nez Perce.
Beautiful!!! Thanks for hiking it.
Incredible country and trek, thank you once again. Stay safe.
Absolutely fantastic.....WOW
Oh man, seeing that waterfall for a bit brought back memories of one I knew who decided to end his life by jumping off it. I remember what an emotional visit it was for me going to that spot. Thank you for giving me another way to remember the waterfalls and the beauty of Yellowstone.
Is there such a thing as peaceful excitation....I think there is. Thank you Nolan.
so i'm from the prehistoric 80's, and i love how you and some others can make these vids with appearant ease... The images invoke humility, cause the filming makes you feel small, i love that..
Though you standing on the edges, dude creeps me out. Thanks so much
Your Drone cinematography gets better and better with each video
I've never been so jealous of the trees. The fact that they can grow on leadges and in cracks ill never be able to explore makes me ache.
That's a lot of perpendicular real estate! Fine place for a drone. Good work!
In one Word: EPIC ❣️ Thank You 🙏 very much for taking us to the most remote and beautiful places. Peace and blessings to you and your audience.
Holy Cow, gee wiz! Just beautifully amazing. You can stand on places that give me the willies just watching. Thanks much
At 16:40 Those rocks you were standing on were barely attached. The crack is on both sides almost to the bottom! 😧 Be careful! End pieces are always falling off and it dont look like it will be long for that one. Exelent video as always 👍🫡
I had the same horrified feeling! Nolan, we want you to keep making videos! Don't take unnecessary risks. We can enjoy the shots just as well from a safer location.
I'm almost certain that his recklessness will cause his demise. It's make us comment for sure, but it's pretty unecessary to take those risk, the video has already everything it's need to be interesting.
@@youdig-detection He probably couldn't see the massive crack from the top, but it would be a good idea to scope it out with the drone before he stands on it.
Sadly, while I love watching his videos, I would not be surprised to hear that he has severely injured or killed himself. While I'm not experienced as a climber or mountain hiker, it appears he takes unnecessary risks.
@@vntg649 I honestly feel bad for the dog,because he don´t decide to be there and don´t deserve to fall down
Great to see how this is similar landform to further south but with more moisture, mists, bands of coniferous forest, and individual trees on crags.
The haze and mist and Appaloosa riding free spirits escaping the European industrial matrix by entering a maze that will kill the disconnected.
Very Good video man.
Stay free.
Some finely executed drone footage with a great narrative. Love that country you ventured to. My father took us kids there and many, many other places some 60 years ago. I still remember some of the fantastic views and camps we had. Thanks for the great memory jogging share.
Brilliant. Keep going.