Grew up in Los Alamos in the 60s and spent a lot of time in the Jemez and surrounding areas. Knew a man named Roland Pettitt who wrote two books about the Jemez. He was a fine man. Many happy memories.
Spent near 10 years as a copilot on a DC7 airtanker almost every summer spent in Northern New Mexico and Arizona. I'd live there. Actually worked a fire in the Valles Caldera.
Just moved to the east coast after growing up in NM. God, I miss that state. Camping in the Jemez is by far some of the best memories I have. And the Valles is like another world.
Fantastic video. I spend a lot of time in the Jemez. The place is beautiful. Your film could be used as an advertisement for the area. Truth be told I don't think that I would enjoy the influx of tourist though.
Amazing stuff! Think they have restricted drones from a lot of these places you have on here now so no more great drone shots which is a shame. By any chance do you have any more footage from around the Battleship rock area? We hiked up a trail to the source of the battleship Rock falls which is about a half mile as a drone flies to the north east of the footage you showed. Just curious if you had swung around that way at all.
they are the true and living God's as is this world as all life. there is one way to heaven and that is through the Christ and his gift that no man can earn.
That's the entrance road to the Valles Caldera Preserve, which heads north off of New Mexico State Rte. 4 about 12? miles west of Los Alamos, NM. It's well marked and leads to the visitor center, where I have found the staff to be helpful and friendly including info as to current rules about fishing, hunting, etc. and allowable driving past the visitor center. The narrow meandering stream is the East Fork of the Jemez River. It's a stunning place , even if your only view is from one of the pullouts on NM 4, from which you can often spot impossibly tiny (in the distance) herds of elk.
I grew up in Silver City. We traveled all over the state each weekend. Loved the White Sands area!
We've been through the Jemez numerous times during the 28 years we lived in New Mexico. Your spectacular video brought back a flood of memories.
New Mexico = sublime beauty ✨️
New Mexico is truly the land of enchantment I have been here since 2006 and I only wish that I had gotten here sooner
Well it’s not enchanting but that area is pretty 😊
I was born and raised in NM and proud of it !
I’ve lived in NM for 40 years but there are so many places I have never been. It’s such a big area.
Home to me back in the early 70's. Powerful.
One can only imagine what has transpired on these lands over time
I’m Montagnard live in North Carolina love to visit New Mexico so beautiful place.
Those shots of the Valles Caldera are unbelievably nice.
Thank you sir!!
Bro you straight Killed it 👍🏽 🌲🏔 Awesome video, New Mexico is Breathtaking & Beautiful 🤙🏽✌🏽1
Grew up in Los Alamos in the 60s and spent a lot of time in the Jemez and surrounding areas. Knew a man named Roland Pettitt who wrote two books about the Jemez. He was a fine man. Many happy memories.
Great video along with great music. I visit NM often and am considering retiring there during the hot months.
It's epic in 3D on my big screen. I love this area. Thanks for the sights and sounds.
Spent near 10 years as a copilot on a DC7 airtanker almost every summer spent in Northern New Mexico and Arizona. I'd live there. Actually worked a fire in the Valles Caldera.
One of my favorite places. Great to see such a powerful video that captures it's majesty thanks
I love the Jemez mountain. Its where i caught my first big rainbow trout. 16in. I love the drive. Seen my first black bear and lots of does.
Great video. I want to fly my drone through portions of the Jemez. It’s a picturesque place. You hit all the rights spots.
Just moved to the east coast after growing up in NM. God, I miss that state. Camping in the Jemez is by far some of the best memories I have. And the Valles is like another world.
love it, drove thru there and hiked some back in 86
Fantastic video. I spend a lot of time in the Jemez. The place is beautiful. Your film could be used as an advertisement for the area. Truth be told I don't think that I would enjoy the influx of tourist though.
Yeah, Don't advertise it
Land of enchantment.
Amazing landscape diversity. Thank you.
Great job on this video. Was out there last month, and these are all the spots I would have covered as well. Nice way to put it all together!
I'm going. Thanks. Great job!
Beautiful! That's the NM I remember!
Awesome vid - thanks for all the great shots!
Great video, headed that way shortly, this gives me great inspiration.
Thank you so much! Beautiful!
Love it!!!! Great job!!
Thank u, I live just an hour away
Incredible video Thank you!
Check out my original song about New Mexico (inspired by Jemez Falls): soundcloud.com/sturm-michael/michael-sturm-new-mexico-c-dec
Such a beautiful piece of our planet.
nice view❤
Man this is Awesome 💯✔️❤🎶
Awesome, great job
Nicely done.
Wow great job! I needed to find a cool place in New Mexico and I found this! Tysm!(Tysm means thank you so much!)
Magnificent
Thanks for the video, just added this to the list 😅
So good!!!
Very nice. Gotta be professional.
Nice footage Ricky, makes me wish I had a 4k monitor
Amazing stuff! Think they have restricted drones from a lot of these places you have on here now so no more great drone shots which is a shame. By any chance do you have any more footage from around the Battleship rock area? We hiked up a trail to the source of the battleship Rock falls which is about a half mile as a drone flies to the north east of the footage you showed. Just curious if you had swung around that way at all.
*Shiprock
You think there's any kind of drone enforcement in that place? Your lucky to see one person when your out there :)
Beautiful! Thank u! How to get there?! 😍
Wow!
these are my mountains, respect it
they are the true and living God's as is this world as all life. there is one way to heaven and that is through the Christ and his gift that no man can earn.
Beautiful . Can you please tell me what the road is for the last shot ?
That is the dirt road that leads to the ranger station in the Valles Caldera.
That's the entrance road to the Valles Caldera Preserve, which heads north off of New Mexico State Rte. 4 about 12? miles west of Los Alamos, NM. It's well marked and leads to the visitor center, where I have found the staff to be helpful and friendly including info as to current rules about fishing, hunting, etc. and allowable driving past the visitor center. The narrow meandering stream is the East Fork of the Jemez River. It's a stunning place , even if your only view is from one of the pullouts on NM 4, from which you can often spot impossibly tiny (in the distance) herds of elk.
Is there any way to license this content?
Hot Baths clothes optional up the trail cross the stream Sam in Nevada knows its still there