Some Aerial views of the Barberville Falls, in Postenkill NY. Really tight place to fly, but worth it. I only had a short window to fly, as there were a few groups of hikers behind me. Got what I needed, and got outta there...
Filmed entirely with a DJI Mavic Pro
From the Nature Conservancy website:
Barberville Falls is a spectacular sight. Above Barberville, the Poesten Kill drains about 35 square miles of the Rensselaer Plateau — an area from Dyken Pond on the north to Taberton on the south. This drainage basin generates a substantial flow of water throughout the year, although the flow is most dramatic in the spring when the snowpack is melting. When it reached the Hudson River at Troy, this same flow of water provided water power for much of that city's early industrial development.
Below the falls, the stream flows through a gorge as deep as 100 feet and 500-1,000 feet wide. The waterfall itself is about 90 feet high and 50-60 feet wide. The main rock at the falls is Rensselear greywacke; above the falls are beds of Nassau slate and limestone.
https://www.nature.org/ourinitiatives...
Song Used
Heart of Nowhere - Kevin Macleod