Drone Videos of England's Yorkshire and the Umber

Northern England's Yorkshire County is the largest in the United Kingdom in terms of its land area, taking up much of the northeastern part of England.  Yorkshire figured prominently in the War of the Roses during the late Middle Ages and was an important center of the Industrial Revolution.  In this drone video, top contributor hamzamuj uses a DJI Mavic Pro drone to take us on an aerial tour of his native Yorkshire, giving us drone's eye views of Whitby Abbey, the scenic former fishing town of Staithes, and the Cow and Calf Rocks.

Hull, formally known as Kingston Upon Hull (usually shortened to "Hull"), is an important city in County Yorkshire in northern England.  It's situated on the River Hull, about 40 km (around 25 mi.) from its mouth on the North Sea.  For 2017, Hull was designated as the UK's City of Culture, the second such city to receive the designation.  Contributor ChristopherFenton was commissioned to capture and produce drone footage of the year's worth of events here; highlights are memorably presented in this video.

Yorkshire Dales is an upland area of Yorkshire in the North of England, full of moors, hills and ridges.  Most of it is part of the Yorkshire Dales National Park, one of the largest in England, which attracts over 8 million visitors per year.  In this video, top contributor Hamza Mujtaba uses a DJI Mavic Pro drone to film a Toyota GT 86 sports car cruising through the region, driving past many of the area's most well-known landmarks including Ribblehead, Ingleborough, Horton-in-Ribblesdale, and Whernside.

Skydronauts used some amazing post-production editing to create this marvelous drone video of Whitby Abbey, situated in the Yorkshire town of the same name.  This iconic looking town on the coast of Northern England has a long literary history.  Famously, Whitby made a notable appearance in Bram Stoker's classic novel Count Dracula.  Stoker was inspired by the gothic appearance of the town, and in the book the dreaded count from Transylvania strikes Whitby after his ship runs aground there.  

Yorkshire Dales National Park is one of the biggest attractions in Northern England; the North Yorkshire park will see about 8 million visitors in a typical year.  Within the park, one of the most beautiful spots is Malham Cove, a giant rock formation which runs about a kilometer (.6 mi.) through the park.  Malham Cove has appeared in numerous movies, the most famous of which is Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 1 (2010).  You can see it from above in this drone video by AirVuz contributor ckeo99.

Here's an epic bird's eye view of one of the most well known lighthouses in Northern England, compliments of contributor jonathanrichards.  Flamborough Head is a peninsula in the North Sea in Yorkshire County.  Given the spot's importance to important coastal shipping lanes, there has been a lighthouse here since 1674.  The current structure, which was built in 1806, was the world's first to use color in its signal.  It's still operational, although the lighthouse has been automated since 1996.  

Hawarth is a village in West Yorkshire, sitting in the center of northern England.  Using a DJI Mavic Pro Drone, top contributor and pilot Hamja Muztaba created this marvelous aerial video of Haworth, which features prominently in one of the most famous works of English literature: in Emily Brontë's 1847 novel Wuthering Heights, Thrushcross Grange is believed to have been inspired by a manor in Haworth.  The video also includes footage of nearby Cullingworth and the Hewenden Viaduct.

Yorkshire is the largest county in England, with a long eastern coastline on the North Sea.  The northern part of its coastline in particular  contains some of the most spectacular beach and cliff landscape scenery in the entire United Kingdom.  In this video, contributor Avarice UK treats us to an aerial view of this magnificent region.  The video includes footage of the seaside town of Staithes, as well as the more substantial port city of Whitby at the mouth of the River Esk.  

Here's a drone video of the beautiful seaside town of Scarborough in northern England, compliments of jonathanrichards.  Scarborough is located on the UK's North Sea Coast in North Yorkshire, at the south end of the North York Moors National Park.  Founded as a harbor town in the Middle Ages, Scarborough is now the most popular seaside destination on the Yorkshire coast.  In recent years, its profile has risen further by appearing on the ITV TV series The Royal and its spinoff The Royal Today.  

Top contributor hamza_mujtaba created this excellent nighttime aerial view of Bradford, one of the main cities in the UK's Yorkshire region.  Located in the county of West Yorkshire, it's part of a metropolitan area that includes Leeds and is the primary urban concentration in Yorkshire.  Bradford came to prominence during the Industrial Revolution, when it became known as the Wool Capital of the World.  In post-industrial England, it's emerged as a major center for filmmaking and other arts.  

Skidby Windmill is a historical landmark in the East Riding area of northern England.  It was originally built in the early 1820's and substantially modified a few decades later.  The windmill was initially used for grinding wheat into flour, although in the 20th century it was converted to making animal feed.  It ceased commercial operation in 1966, when it was believed to be the last operational windmill in England north of the Umber River.  Check it out from above in this drone video by jonathanrichards.  

Ribblehead Viaduct is one of the most recognized landmarks in England's Yorkshire Dales National Park.  The bridge carries the Settle–Carlisle line, a historic railway which runs through northern England.  Spanning 400 meters (around 1.3k ft.), the bridge was completed in 1875 following a construction period which took half a decade and cost over 100 workmens' lives.  In this drone video by Mike Robinson, you'll get a bird's eye view of the bridge, which was critical to connecting the rail systems of England and Scotland.

Contributor whiterosedrives used a combination of drone and car-mounted (Porsche 911, no less) camera footage to create this video from a famous highland pass in the Yorkshire region of England.  It's called Buttertubs Pass, and it runs through the Yorkshire Dales upland area.  The road has been extensively featured in the very popular BBC TV series Top Gear.  The road gets its name from the giant "potholes" which lie along the side of the road, some of which are as deep as 20 meters (around 66 ft.).  

Whitby is an important port town in the Yorkshire region of northeastern England.  Situated at the mouth of the River Esk, the town dates to the 7th century AD.  During the Middle Ages, Whitby became one of the more important North Sea fishing centers, and by the late 18th century it was also one of England's greatest shipbuilding towns.  AS its shipping fortunes declined due to the shallow harbor depth, it's evolved into a popular tourist destination.  Check out the Whitby Harbor from above in this drone video by AvariceUK.

Contributor ChristopherFenton used a DJI Mavic Pro 2 drone to create this excellent timelapse over the Urban Legends music festival which was held in Hull, England in late 2018.  The four day event was held across several locations in the city, which is formally known as Kingston upon Hull.  Hull is a port city on the Hull River in the East Riding of Yorkshire region of northern England.  The festival was the first big public event in Hull following its designation as the UK's City of Culture in 2017.  

Check out this fantastic drone video of a church in the Yorkshire region of England, compliments of new AirVuz contributor and pilot reverb2484.  It's called All Saints Church and it's in the town of Laughton en le Morthen in Rotherham in South Yorkshire.  The town was noted in the Domesday Survey of the late 11th century, shortly after the Norman Conquest.  The original church was built in the 10th century, during the Saxon Period; the present structure is the third and dates to the late 14th century.   

Check out this fantastic drone video of the United Kingdom's famous Humber Bridge, compliments of top AirVuz contributor and pilot ChristoperFenton.  The Humber Bridge spans the Humber River in the city of Kingston-Upon-Hull (generally referred to simply as "Hull") in East Yorkshire, a region of northeastern England.  Completed in 1981, the bridge is 2.2k meters long (7.3k ft.) with a single span of 1,4k meters (4.6k ft.); it was the longest suspension bridge in the world for nearly two decades. 

The Hull Fair is one of the great traditions of this city in Yorkshire, England which is technically known as Kingston-Upon-Hull.  Held for eight days in October, the fair dates to the 13th century.  The fair includes numerous amusement park type rides and draws visitors from all over the United Kingdom and beyond.  In this outstanding drone video by top AirVuz contributor ChristopherFenton, you'll get an aerial nighttime view of the great fair.  The video was shot with a Zenmuse X5 camera mounted to a DJI Inspire 2.  

Whitby is a small town in North Yorkshire in northern England.  It sits at the mouth of the Esk River, one of the main waterways of the region.  The coastline of this area is stunning, with brilliant green farm fields running up to massive cliffs which drop down to the North Sea beaches below.  L.G. Photographie used a DJI Mavic Pro drone to create this stunning aerial overview of this beautiful spot on the northeast coast  of England, home of the famous Whitby Abbey.  

Top contributor Hamza Mujtaba teamed up with his friend James Fearnley to create this music video of Fearnley's song "For You".  The music video uses extensive aerial footage from a DJI Mavic Pro drone to supplement the ground cameras, creating the effect of a big budget music video.  It was shot in Bradford, just to the west of Leeds in West Yorkshire.  Both Bradford and Leeds are part of the urban agglomeration known as the West Yorkshire Built-up Area, which is home to about 1.5 million Britons.  

Take in these fantastic drone views of the UK's Humber Bridge, compliments of AirVuz contributor GAME OF DRONES UK.  The bridge spans the Humber River near the city of Kingston-upon-Hill in the Yorkshire region of northeastern England.  With a main span of 1.4k meters (about 4.6k ft.), it was the longest suspension bridge in the world when it opened in 1981, and it remains amongst the world's dozen longest as of 2021.  With a total length of 2.2 km (around 1.3 mi.), the bridge connects the East Riding of Yorkshire with North Lancashire.