This Stunning Drone Footage Caught Some Of The Year’s Peak Fall Colors In West Virginia

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to see West Virginia through the eyes of a bird soaring high above the trees? If so, read on, because thanks to the latest drone technology, you can now find out! (Spoiler Alert: it's gorgeous.)

Fall is the favorite season for many West Virginia lovers, and it's not hard to see why. Although the Mountain State is beautiful all year long, the fall colors seem to amplify the under-rated beauty hidden here into a stunning, spectacular, loud landscape that no one can miss.

There's nothing quite like an October drive down one of the country roads West Virginia is so famous for, and we hope you make time for as many as possible when the leaves begin to turn!

Unfortunately, though, the vibrant colors of fall don't last forever. Not even close: by and large, they come and go in less than the month of October, and then you've got to wait another whole year to see them again.

Or do you? Thanks to YouTuber Cody Carr and his drone footage of West Virginia's peak fall foliage, you can now see the beautiful Appalachians aflame again and again, wherever you are, whenever you want.

That means that the short window that characterizes autumn in these mountains just got a whole lot longer.

So let's take a little trip through the mountains of Pocahontas County in the most beautiful season of the year here in West Virginia, shall we?

You can also follow YouTuber Cody Carr's channel here so that you never miss any of his spectacular drone footage of Almost Heaven. Which of his videos is your favorite?

For a different type of bird's-eye view of the West Virginia landscape, you might consider climbing one of these lookout towers, if you dare!