We’re witnessing some incredible views thanks to drone enthusiasts. These unmanned aircrafts are capturing stunning footage of small towns and landmarks, effortlessly soaring over property boundaries at heights of 30-50 feet. One such example is a drone flyby of Turnip Rock, filmed by Kaioshin Supreme. This footage offers a unique perspective of a couple kayaking on a serene afternoon at Pointe Aux Barques.
Here’s a little background on Turnip Rock: it’s a natural wonder, sculpted over time by the relentless force of waves against its soft limestone, earning it its namesake. This rock formation, separated from the mainland over thousands of years, is so impressive that CNN named it one of America’s Most Amazing Rock Formations and it was featured on the cover of Pure Michigan’s 2016 magazine. However, as it’s surrounded by private land, the only way to reach it is by water. During weekends, the area can get quite crowded with paddlers, but if that’s the case, consider exploring a bit further to view the overhangs and caves that border the Pointe Aux Barques community. These caves were hideouts for fugitives in the late 1800s.
For more on Turnip Rock, check out these related articles:
1. Paddle Turnip Rock, Five Things to Know
2. Plan a Day of Kayaking in the Upper Thumb
3. Things to do in Port Austin Michigan
4. History of the Name of Point Aux Barques
Remember, Turnip Rock can only be reached by kayak or canoe.
To sum it all up, drone technology is allowing us to explore and appreciate our world from a whole new perspective, as demonstrated by the captivating flyby of Turnip Rock. This natural wonder, shaped by the relentless force of waves, is a must-see for any adventurer. Whether you’re a drone enthusiast, a kayaker, or just someone who appreciates the beauty of nature, there’s something for everyone at Point Aux Barques.
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