Drone video

It's not hard to confuse me. If they ever put roundabouts on the streets of Twin Falls, I will be lost forever. That's why a new video featuring drones and paddleboards at Dierkes Lake is both awesome and mysterious to me.

Since we've been dealing with triple-digit temps in the Magic Valley the last few days, I tend to assume that it's hot everywhere. As usual, I am wrong. There's a new drone video which shows how much snow is still on some of Idaho's mountains.

In case you haven't heard, water flow is back up at Shoshone Falls. But, the question is exactly how much water is currently going over the falls. A new drone video will give you an idea.

There's a good chance that most people have never been to Fall Creek Falls. It's one of those off-the-beaten-path type of places that isn't really close to anything. Fortunately, one guy went to the Falls and took his new drone with him.

What do you do if you get a fancy new drone in Idaho Falls? If you're this guy, you go see how close you can get to the many windmills around that area.

If you haven't had the chance to make the drive to Lucky Peak Reservoir to see huge amounts of water being shot into the sky, I'll save you some time. I have made it my project to fetch some of the best videos from those that have captured this awesome Idaho event.

I love Shoshone Falls and the Perrine Bridge, but frankly, I've seen enough drone videos of them to choke a horse. That's why I got all giddy when I came across this new drone video of the Snake River and Hansen Bridge.

This really isn't fair. It's hard enough to handle all of the beauty of Shoshone Falls with the amazing water flow that we've had this spring. Now, someone has captured that from the perspective right above a rainbow.

Today, I thought I had reached the point where no one could show me a video of Shoshone Falls from a perspective I had not seen before. I was very wrong.

I've seen so many drone videos of the sights around Twin Falls, I'm becoming jaded when I come across a new one. But, this one captured my eye for a brand new reason.

If you have a 4K TV, I have something you'll want to watch on it. It's a new video that captures some of the best parts of Eastern Idaho from the eyes of a drone.

I've seen a lot of drone videos, but this one is a little different. It's an aerial view of Rexburg, but there's one catch. It's really fast.