Camp and Fly drones - Salt Point

Flying Salt Point-
I found a small waterfall on an ocean side cliff. The views are amazing at Salt Point State Park in Sonoma County, California.

It is better to fly the high ground as the sun sets and fly the bottom of the coves and waves with the sun high in the sky. Flying from the shaded cove into the direct sunlight was making it difficult to fly. The runcam could not keep pace.

Tent camping sites available for only $35 a night on the beautiful Northern California Coast.

I have had zero issues flying a drone in this park. It appears to be drone friendly.

"Located on the rugged California coastline about 90 miles north of San Francisco on State Highway One, and 8 miles north of Fort Ross State Historic Park. The shoreline of the 6,000-acre park features rocky promontories, such as Salt Point, that juts out into the Pacific Ocean.

There are two campgrounds and more than 20 miles of hiking trails in the park. For more information visit the California State Park Salt Point site.

The inland portion of the park features both grassland and forest areas. As the terrain rises northeast of Highway One, coastal brush and grasslands blend into lush growths of bishop pine, Douglas fir, madrone, tanoak, groves of second growth redwood and quiet meadow areas. At the top of the coastal ridge, at about 1,000 elevation, there is a large open prairie and pygmy forests." ---Fort Ross Conservancy