To travel to a town called Drumheller, Alberta, Canada to visit the Badlands and the Historic Graham Ranch! Was on a scouting mission for today's project, we're headed back there! Going to be epic! But

If you’re ever in Alberta, Canada, Drumheller is a must-see for anyone who loves unique landscapes and ancient history! Its actually known as the “Dinosaur Capital of the World,” and is nestled in the

Here's a new video edit of a PPG flight event I organized last week in the badlands of Alberta, near the towns of Drumheller, Rosedale, Dorothy and Wayne. Some incredible spots out there to fly, it was

Out on a flight from Carbon, Alberta Canada to the town of Drumheller out in the badlands. This place has some of the most epic terrain in Alberta and a fellow wingman flyer has a piece of land we can

Just a few more pics of some of the awesome terrain and scenery in Drumheller valley. That pyramid is huge and pretty cool looking with all the rock layers and colors in it. Another pass near the Orkney

Here's another set of crazy landscapes and photos I took from the air in Drumheller AB. Some awesome valleys to explore connecting to Drumheller. Had about 20km to fly between Carbon and Drumheller, and

Another collection of crazy terrain in Drumheller valley exploring this amazing valley. My buddy just flying over the river and seeing this badlands terrain. Only one road in the area. And so much terrain

The paramotor is such an awesome aircraft. I can easily haul it with any vehicle with a wing in the backseat and off I go. And to have scenery like this just 1.5hrs away? What a blessing! This time it

Drumheller Flying is pretty sweet, here's the footage from out there with Alex earlier this week. Now to get my butt down to the Bridge city Fly-In today...

Went back again to this scared land. Never gets old, the sheer scale is breathtaking! Went to a town called Drumheller and was working in a place called Horsethief Canyon. It's easy to understand how one

Drumheller! Ever been there? It's a tucked away little place in Alberta Canada where they've found many dinosaur fossils! This was my first time there, even after living in Alberta 12 years I hadn't ever