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It's an intense ride as this guy skates down a demon of a hill called Pacific Island Drive in Laguna Niguel, California. Check it out as he reaches speeds of over 50 mph!

A GoPro is dropped from a snorkeler and sinks to the bottom of the ocean floor, capturing some stunning unintentional images. What's even more amazing is that this guy is able to swim all the way to the bottom to retrieve it! Filmed in Laguna Beach, California.

Using a harness with his GoPro Hero 4 Black mounted to it, Anthony Armer gives us a first-person experience of a dangerous dive he attempted at Tortuava in Laguna Beach. It's like we're watching a video game here!

Different run, different angle of this beast of a hill in Laguna Niguel California. Reaching Speeds of up to 50 MPH, it took me a good 2 years to build up the confidence to attempt this hill after a brutal spill that claimed me soul! Shot on Pacific Island Drive using a GoPro Hero 4

Laguna Beach's notorious drowning spot is handled like a pro as Anthony Armer dives underwater against the surge-waves and rocks to capture some amazing cave footage.

scouting new trails sometimes cause you to enter bushes

A diver in Dana Point at Monarch in California makes a new underwater friend. Watch a friendly baby seal closely inspect his fins in this priceless clip caught on camera.

55 mph downhill skateboard run in San Clemente, California. I used to ride small boards but ever since i obtained an actual downhill skateboard... only the sky in the limit!

Riding a longboard that was clear was interesting. You could see the ground beneath you and the board also had incredible flex. I decided to give it a shot barefoot just because it natually felt better on this particular board. Check it!! and check out Jelly Skateboards!

This was shot in laguna on lower Bluebird Street. The way the sun illuminates everything makes this a fun little clip.

This little snake run in Dana Point is super fun. Its fast and has these crazy curves. Whats really cool about this hill is that you don't need to slow down at all. You can bomb it all the way through!

Bombing hills in Dana Point on downhill skateboards never fails. I love this run in Dana Point California. Its fast, a lot of turns, and you don't have to stop! shot using a GoPro Hero 4 black

Flying down this massive hill skateboarding, a hill I did the day prior, i notice construction cones at the bottom!! I try my best to slow down, but my shoe was beginning to melt from such a fast speed. There it is…. a tractor, workers, and a large steel plate lying on the ground…. Enjoy!

Filming my friend with a GoPro mounted on my car, he starts to go down this hill at night. He hits a sewer drain and gets wrecked! check this out!

This little run is upper Bluebird in Laguna Beach California. They passed a law 2 years ago that everyone, regardless of age, must wear a helmet. Luckily my friend and i got away clean

Filming my two friends Brett Roth and Chase Johnson in what appears to be little tide pools. I start to film and Brett dives down. Chase and I didn't know where he went and kind of got nervous. I look up and Brett pops out f this tiny little hole completely surrounded by rocks!! Please don't search for these caves in Laguna. Kids have sadly lost their lives here :/

Pacific Island Drive is one of the gnarliest hills in my area. It took nearly 2 years to build up my confidence to do it again because this hill can be very unforgiving. enjoy! shot in Laguna Niguel. PACIFIC ISLAND DRIVE FROM THE TOP>>> YEWW

Laguna Beach California local, Andy Kemp takes the specially made camera device and goes at it. Charging down the hill he does a fattttty slide!

It's clear that GoPros are all the rage nowadays, and it's no wonder – because of their awesome filming capabilities the internet is swarmed with videos from all kinds of activities – from the mundane mountain walks that thanks to this camera look surreal, to adventurous and breath-taking underwater cave diving. Here we see a diver that mounted a GoPro to a broken fishing pole with some bamboo in order to capture a breathtaking clip as he swims beneath an underwater cave in only one breath! Would you ever try something like this? His adventurous spirit Is something we admire, although these kinds of videos should be made with extreme precaution. He must be very experienced and clearly knows what he's doing, but this kind of stuff isn't recommended for amateur. He gives us a quick glimpse of the vivid underwater world in Laguna Beach, from corals to sea weed, and it all looks incredible. Just nature in all her glory. Filmed in Laguna Beach, California, a place that is known for a mild year-round climate, scenic coves, environmental preservation, and artist community. And now, for the amazing GoPro underwater videos of it's scenic ocean life. The coolest thing ever! Enjoy!

My friend Brett Roth and I both had go pros on this day. In this clip, you can see Brett filming behind me at we skim the ocean floor in search of new terrain. Cool clip from last november at Three Arch in Laguna Beach

About a year and a half ago, this hiss shredded me. I had injuries everywhere. Ever since then I've been a little timid. Here is the halfway point.

not sure which clip you like better *(*rumble

Shot in San Clemente, i strapped a go pro on the hood of a car and went for it. this is currently my record at 55mph. the only thing is.... there's 60mph...

Freediving off of Treasure Island Point on low tide gives opportunity to scout new terrain. Creepin the bottom, one of my favorite past times

Over in Laguna Beach at Victoria Beach, This little cave leads to a wash room with a small blow hole. Make sure you don't hit your head!!