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Drone Footage of Thrillseekers Slacklining 400 Feet Above the Moab Desert

  • Brian HeaterBrian Heater
  • April 21, 2014

Boulder-based aerial imagine group SkySight captured this footage of thrill seeks Andy Lewis and Scott Rogers slacklining between two towering rock formations some 400 feet above the Moab Desert in Utah. The drone footage shot for Barcroft TV captures their 70-foot journey from rock to rock and culminates with some base jumping.

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