My amazing husband made this video of our hike to Angel’s Landing! This video is EPIC. I believe he also did most of the videoing. This was all from day 2 of vacation, Saturday the 14th of March. Also probably our favorite hike of the trip. 🙂 We used our Hero4 GoPro, Silver edition. No we do not have a selfie stick, we wrapped our flexible tripod around one of my hiking poles. 😉
Enjoy!
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