Walking the Austin Texas Barton Creek Greenbelt 4k Video The Creek Dried Up.

Discover the hidden beauty of the Barton Creek Greenbelt in Austin, Texas, even without water! Our 4k walking video takes you on a journey through the stunning natural scenery of the greenbelt, showcasing the rugged rock formations, lush greenery, and peaceful trails that make this destination a must-see. Without water, the greenbelt's many swimming holes are transformed into peaceful oases and picturesque landscapes, offering a different kind of beauty and charm. With a mix of shade and sunshine, the video captures the serene and tranquil atmosphere that makes the Barton Creek Greenbelt a beloved escape for locals and visitors alike. So, whether you're a nature enthusiast or simply in need of a peaceful retreat, click play and join us on a journey through the beauty of the Barton Creek Greenbelt without water. For the first 30 minutes not a single person walks by. Hear the birds and sounds of nature. We walk through Barton Creek and up Twin Falls which has completely dried up. After 30 minutes turn around and make the climb back up to the top. Perfect treadmill video. All shot in 4k UHD.
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[@ViladRUS]

Such a quiet place. Like! 👍

[@festivaljapan]

Great. I'm your Fan.

[@lilwalks]

Smooth and peaceful

[@takewalk]

Thank you

[@TheTravelingTexan]

Just went today and thought there might be a little water since there was heavy rainfall the other day but it was still bone dry unfortunately. :(

[@takewalk]

Wow I was wondering if the next rain helped at all.

[@omarkrbahall4260]

hi brother, how did you solve your stuttering problem with your osmo pocket? (panning)

[@takewalk]

So I ever since I saw this I have seen it in many many videos not just from Osmo Pockets. It seems like it is a shutter speed issue and seems to be quite common. It seems like you have to do quite a big upgrade to have this not occur.