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Some of the best drones—especially those with good cameras—can take some truly stunning photos and videos of mountains, cities, shorelines, and more. But finding the best place to fly your drone can be tricky. We put together a list of 100 of the best places to fly in the USA, from Alaska to Wyoming and all points in between. We’ve got giant prairie dogs, windswept mountains, quiet lakes and several Stonehenge replicas. So, go fly!
The Northeast
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What do a 65-foot tall elephant, a lighthouse, and a possibly-possessed waterfall have in common? They’re all among our favorite places to fly a drone in the Northeastern U.S.
MORE: 15 Places To Fly Drones In The Northeast
The Mid-Atlantic
From the bluegrass and rolling hills of Kentucky to the picturesque town of Rehoboth Beach, Delaware, here are our favorite places to fly drones in the mid-Atlantic U.S.
MORE: 14 Places to Fly Drones In The Mid-Atlantic
The Southeast
A WWII battleship, UFO welcome center, and a tribute to Airstream trailers are among our favorite places to fly drones in the Southeastern United States.
MORE: 12 Places To Fly Drones In The Southeast
The Great Lakes
Made up of many of the states that border four out of the five Great Lakes, our favorite places to fly drones include everything from shipwrecks in Lake Michigan to an 18-foot tall crow.
MORE: 12 Places to Fly Drones in the Great Lakes
The Plains
The middle of America has some beautiful and bizarre attractions for drone fliers, from the Ozark mountains to a 38-foot tall cow, and a replica of Stonehenge made out of vintage automobiles.
MORE: 16 Places To Fly Drones In The Plains
The Mountains
Fly your drone from the highest point in the Rockies, or through one of several ghost towns through some of the more mountainous states in the U.S.
MORE: 12 Places To Fly Drones In The Mountains
The Pacific
You can catch whales feeding in Prince William Sound, 170-foot-tall rock formations in California, and abandoned railroads in Oregon, if you take a look at our favorite places to fly drones in the Pacific-facing U.S.
MORE: 11 Places To Fly Drones In The Pacific
The Southwest
Craters from meterorites, a ship made out of concrete, and a 30-foot pistachio all top our list of favorite places to fly drones in the Southwest United States.
