Watch Maybe the Best Drone Video of Wyoming's Devil's Tower Ever

I'm pretty jaded when it comes to drone videos. It takes a lot to impress me. That being said, I've just found a new video that just might be the finest drone video of Wyoming's Devil's Tower National Monument - ever.

The funny thing is this doesn't come from a major YouTube channel or high-profile website or network. The YouTube channel is called Johnny Drone and as of this writing only has 25 subscribers. Here's what he/she/it said about this video they've captured:

Our final stop on our big trip to Devil's Tower in Wyoming. It was shrouded in fog in the morning but slowly cleared to a spectacular reveal. Took the drone up and shot some video.

I think the fog was part of what makes this special along with the fact that they grabbed a true 4K video. The fact that there's an American flag in several of the shots helps, too. See if you're as impressed with this as I am.

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In my opinion, this is practically postcard material here.

Johnny Drone via YouTube

I'm proud to be one of if not the first person to share this guy's work. Truly well done and a great representation of why many of us in Wyoming believe that Devil's Tower National Monument is the most underrated areas in our state.

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