Provo River in 4K -- Late Spring 2017

This video, shot in 4K using a Panasonic G85 with EVO Rage gimbal and a DJI Phantom 4 Pro drone, covers a good length of the Provo River from the headwaters near Mt Baldy to the Jordanelle Reservoir and including the Bridal Veil Falls below the Jordanelle. This video was filmed over a few days in June 2017 and right about the point of highest flows of the Provo River.
The first 3:26 was shot mostly near the top of the Provo River and around the Provo River Falls but includes a scene from Bridal Veil Falls about 45 miles downstream from the Provo River Falls.
Next up is drone footage near the Soapstone Campground which is just about midway up the mountain from Kamas. This segment of the video follows the course of the Provo River as it flows through a beautiful meadows area and west of the Soapstone Campground.
The last segment, also captured by drone, is at the east end of the Jordanelle Reservoir at the point where the Provo River enters the Jordanelle. Most of the boardwalks in this area appear to be taped off owing I would guess to the high water of this years high runoff.
Although Utah is generally thought of as high desert with mostly scrub vegetation when you get up into the mountains and particularly this time of year the landscape is very lush and green -- however, just a bit further down towards the SLC valley area and green turns to brown/grey.
From the valley floor near SLC at about 4250 feet MSL to the pass near Mt. Baldy the elevation increases by more than a mile and the temps in the summertime can be 35F lower at the top. I think I'll do a little tent camping this summer near the Soapstone campground as a way to beat the heat.

[@AbbeyAerialVideo]

Awesome scenery. Perfect for drones! It's a thumbs up from me!

[@Raptorman0909]

Thanks, I think I'll head back and see how the Provo river looks at the end of summer. If you notice in the last segment at the Jordanelle the water level was so much higher that many trees were buried right up to the crown.

[@AbbeyAerialVideo]

Raptorman0909 spotted some at 12:30 then more a little bit later - wow big flood!

[@kevinhudson6256]

Great stuff Brian! It's a GH5 isn't it? And I agree, I think the P4P is doing a hell of a job in that wind judging by the trees movement! Where are you getting the water flow noise from btw?

[@Raptorman0909]

The handheld footage is with a Panasonic G85. I used some of the water sounds from the G85 footage for the drone shots and just reduced the sound by 20db.

[@km4fsi827]

Does anyone ever give you any problem about flying in parks? I want to fly some state parks around here but i have been kinda afraid too.

[@Raptorman0909]

This wasn't in any parks and I avoid doing that, particularly national parks. I have flown within a few miles of a park boundary but never within one. I have an older video (May 2016) from the Valley of the Gods but it is not off limits to drones so long as you act responsibly (not fly over people etc.)