Hi everyone, I'm pretty new here, but I have been reading and watching a lot of content about drones for the past 4-5 months or so. I am taking a cross-country road trip with a few friends of mine this summer and was really excited about the prospect of bringing a drone and capturing some beautiful scenery, as we will be camping and hiking for the majority of the trip. However, as my research continued I discovered the disappointing nature of how many places ban drones including many of the destinations we were planning to visit, including some national parks. I understand that drone use is illegal in national parks and will certainly not be trying to get any footage there, but it seems like even outside of parks that it may be a headache to figure out where and when I can and can not use the drone while traveling state-to-state. I was curious if anyone has any experience with this, as far as bringing a drone on a road trip and having trouble figuring out where they can use it, as well as the nature of drone use being a challenge? We are starting on the East coast and planning to drive through the midwest, to California, up the pacific northwest, and travel back through the northwest. Again, thank you to anyone has taken the time to read this, I hope it is not too convoluted or confusing.
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