Recent content by bergermeister

Just be mindful that the State Parks forbid landing within the boundaries of the State Park in MN. Gooseberry Falls is an awesome place, though, and would make a great place for some great video.

My apologies. I maybe wasn't paying as close attention to the dates of the posts themselves, and was concentrating on the content, which either wasn't completely accurate, or isn't accurate any longer for the State of MN for drone pilots, regardless if they are strictly recreational or fly under...

I didn't say that I must land in the park, only that that's what MN says. Can you keep line of sight doing that? Then maybe you can, assuming you have permission to be standing on the land that is next to the Park Boundary.

If you are a Minnesota Pilot, MN DOT Aeronautics requires a Minnesota Drone Registration ($100/year, but first year is retroactive to the date you register....and it's required. You pay a penalty if you have the drone for more than 20 days in Minnesota and have not registered), Registration...

The specific rule for MN State Parks is that no aircraft can land within the boundaries of that park. With line of sight and ceiling rules, that makes it impractical to fly a drone in the boundaries of pretty much every MN State Park: Minnesota state park rules

Minnesota DNR does have a drone rule on their website: The specifics from the Minnesota DNR website regarding unmanned (or manned, for that matter) aircraft is at Minnesota state park rules, the same link you specified, so I don't know if when you posted it, the MN DNR didn't have the area for...

Minnesota State Parks have a written rule that no aircraft (including sUAS aircraft) can land in a State Park. It's technically not illegal to fly a drone over the airspace of a State Park, but keep in mind that you need to be in line of site at a maximum of 3 statute miles, or whenever you...