Can You Drone In Banff - Droning In Canadian National Parks
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- Опубликовано: 19 июл 2023
- Often as tourists, we REALLY want to immortalize our journey with epic drone footage of ourselves, our families, and our surroundings. Unfortunately, the reality is, in most countries, there are a lot of rules and red tape, and Canada is no exception. Over a million people visit Banff every year, and as such, many want to fly. No matter the size/weight of your drone (including sub 250), you are not legally allowed to fly recreationally in any Canadian national parks.
Have you found any cool areas to legally fly in Alberta? What has your experience been flying in Canada/abroad?👇
References:👇
✅bit.ly/parks_canada_drones
✅bit.ly/Drone_Flying_Map
✅bit.ly/Calgarian_Fined_Drone
My Site:👇
✅jodigital.ca 
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If you ever have a chance to go to the “outdoor adventure expo” in Calgary.
Parks Canada as well as Alberta Parks have tents set up with conservation officers and staff members that are responsible for Banff and crown land all over Alberta.
I was pleasantly surprised how down to earth and how chill they were about letting people break some rule as long as you state your intentions and make their jobs easy as possible.
Highly recommend going to that expo if you want to talk to an actual human being who represents parks Canada. They are beyond knowledgeable and love answering questions! And it would be pretty easy to network / befriend an employee at one of these events if you know how to network
Great comment and good idea!
This is exactly the video I was looking for. I know national parks are a no, but didnt realize how big Banff NP was. Thank you my guy🙏🏽
No problem:)
Cool video, thank you.
Please, can you do next to the video "where you can fly outside of Calgary, specific parks or areas"?
thanks for the comment-well Parks Alberta prohibits all drone flight (same with national parks) so it comes down to finding PLUZ's but then ensuring that they do not fall inside a national/provincial park.
I think this rule is a case of "if we allow one, we'd have to allow all" and they can't allow all for the reasons mentioned at the end of the video.
Good community service information. It is the same in the US, unfortunately you can see/hear the occasional violation. Thanks for sharing…
Thanks Gustavo! And for sure tough rules everywhere sadly but still a fun toy to fly!
I want to get into buying a drone and I live close to Medicine Hat is it even worth buying a drone if it’s so restricted? And if so where can I even fly I can’t research anything because the DJI app just has red zones over airports and that’s all is the only place I can fly it to be in a field completely plain and boring or can I fly it while disk golfing in town parks I have tried research but it’s too confusing to understand where I can and can’t fly
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Its my 1st time to visit alberta next month and probably the wisest choice for me is to bring my super extended selfie pole for my insta 360 x3😂
That's great where will you visit? And that is an excellent call
@@JoeMansLand all the beautiful lakes around Banff area and up to the ice glaciers
@@camilo8cheryl that's great! If you have time, make sure you check out Peyto Lake and Bow Lake
Just a follow up, i did fly my mini drone at downtown Banff and around the admin building doing orbit shots of the stricture and cascade gardens.. employee from admin saw me plus a gardener.. they didn’t bug me..must be a lucky day for me..flown in Canmore too and lake minewanka port also orbiting shots of those tour boats..i took off from the wooden pier near the office of the canoe rental, again no one bothered to check me out, must be another lucky day again..
Every time I think about buying a drone, I remind myself about all the extra things you have to keep up on and talk myself out of it 😂
haha that's fair but it is is still fun, and there are plenty of great spots to fly that are allowed :)
@@TheHoodieStore not talking about the price