200FT Sinkhole In The Middle Of A Hiking Trail

This dude told us about a 200ft sinkhole he found 2 miles in on a hiking trail...

[@karenking3574]

I'm a 70 year old gran on long term stay in New Zealand...hospital....I love your videos....thanks so much.

[@Assydog208]

praying

[@slidewineder3953]

get well soon!

[@animalkelly2987]

god be with you sir, and hopefully the internet keeps away the boredom

[@beestorm7609]

I'm so glad you are finding joy. Sending love from America

[@limpdklittle]

Thankfully there are no adds in heaven.

[@Boufonamong]

Get air detectors guys, you climb into a pocket you won't ever get out

[@danbuckman5691]

Also put on a repel back up a klemheist or a prussik tied under the extended descender…I’m honestly wondering if you guys have the skill set to rescue one of the party if they get injured? Do you carry the right kit to perform a haul out of an injured or unconscious person?

[@WatcherOfYT]

What I love about these videos is that I'm seeing things I would never have seen and thanks to those that do this, I get to see it. Thank you both.

[@HiberNAT]

"yeah is hard to breathe" *keeps going in*

[@CaveChronicles]

The air was so heavy in there, idk if it was mold/fungus spores or a gas but it freaked me out. My head was pounding on the way out.

[@rootz420]

​@@CaveChroniclesweird.

[@dtreezy]

@@CaveChronicles you guys dont have a n o2/co monitor ????

[@SurvivalSquirrel]

Yeah, not exactly smart! But was there every a dangerous situation where they turned around, also in the other videos? Always keep going....

[@JustSomeGuyLass]

I've been watching for 3 years now and have never seen it. ​@@SurvivalSquirrel

[@ocsrc]

We saw a lot of these in the Schoharie Valley of upstate NY. But, they had not broken through the surface. From inside the caves you look up this smooth silo going up 200 feet and there is maybe 10 feet of top soil covering the silo. The ground gets spongey and when it goes, it just goes The entire ground drops and you fall 200 feet to the cave floor Really dangerous When we were building I-88 we had to bring in thousands of truckloads of boulders to fill these things in so we could pour concrete in and make a stable environment to build the highway. The entire area is a massive maze of thousands of miles of caves

[@Elcapoeattaco]

What did you use to find the caves?

[@KZ-kl8fx]

I’m very intrigued - wish I had adventurous friends to do things like this with

[@destructurateurmoleculaire6095]

Quel dommage cette route

[@MsSheilaC]

Thats fascinating!! Ive driven I-88 a lot. Grew up near Schenectady and went to school in Ithaca.

[@katherinecollins8109]

I also want to say how wonderful y’all are to be so respectful of the formations you run across. Watched one video where a woman snapped off a Straw to show the cameras. It had to be at least 500 years old! Made me so upset. Bless you

[@Summer-kb2dm]

I have watched quite a few of your vids. You guys are so courageous! I've only been in one cave locally, I'm too old to do this kind of stuff anymore. So I have to live vicariously from your adventures. Thank you for the amazing footage!

[@ehrlichezeilen83]

Courageous or dumb? 🤔

[@pip5461]

It looks like previous generations took up "potholing" in search of adventure. Luckily, we have the internet nowadays and guys like yourselves bring that excitement right to us.... Tks guys...!

[@RNRacres]

Is this what Minecraft kids do when they grow up

[@AdamNardi]

Pretty much

[@ilyasanzo]

Lol

[@Rem694u2]

No, they open up a ghost town in an old silver mine in California. lol

[@mpf_agundipsht3619]

First you craft a wooden pickaxe and some sticks to make a stone pickaxe so you can mine all the diamonds

[@skillian09]

@@Rem694u2lmaoooo that guy

[@seblak4416]

The spider falling at 17:47 is funny asf lmao

[@drummer2532]

That was a full commit base jump. Cool in slo mo.

[@TheGreenArrow83]

full send

[@AquaPeet]

a suicspider

[@sacredsteeler]

Good catch

[@Myrical32007]

Imagine just walking around in the forest and seeing THAT.

[@tobeforgottenisworsethande8995]

We should set this GPS as the location for all of the illegal migrants and tell them this is where their next debit card is. It'll be like Sparta

[@AdamNardi]

Imagine not seeing it and falling into it 😅

[@TheBlueBunnyKen]

Imagine walking in a forest and falling down that. It's scary to think these massive holes are below us

[@jgzbaby777]

I should call her

[@spedward2707]

@@jgzbaby777everything reminds me of her. is that what you are saying my man?

[@kathyharrison9848]

Very beautiful cave! Your brother saying he was nauseated and your scratchy throat meant you needed to turn back! Did yall wear gas meters? Be safe! Thx for letting the world see this phenomenal cave!👏👏👏👍👍👍

[@Probablee_Ashlee]

They won’t wear gas meters! They just won’t! I see multiple comments on every vid saying gas meters and spotters and even some of them that the boys have liked which means they saw them. They just won’t wear any cave safety equipment. They won’t even bring miners torches in case their lights die. These boys are gonna go missing someday if they don’t get their heads out of their arse. 😢

[@Fragrantbeard]

⁠they seriously don't wear meters? That is f'ed. Selfish. SAR doesn't deserve to have to drag their dead asses out of a deep cave because they won't wear appropriate clothing and carry appropriate equipment.

[@Ronirvan]

I would appreciate if you guys brought a friend to stay up there to watch over the hope. You were next to a hiking trail and I would not give to a chance of not meeting a bad person that would meddle with the hope knot that would break when you were middle way up. Most of times you guys were in very secluded places where people almost never venture, but in a situation like this hiking trail its always better to be extra safe.

[@3kingsadventures]

You dudes are truly fearless. I have been into mines in the UK solo and I love the tight stuff . But you dudes make me nervous. Lol . Love it

[@kathywebb6606]

You should have way more views, your videos are thrilling 😍 Thanks for sharing

[@katep23]

WOW! I'm glad you got out safely! Thanks for sharing the adventure.

[@CaveChronicles]

This one really made me feel sick, something was in that air.

[@anthonygarland8839]

Methane or sulfur?

[@Zaque-TV]

Do any of you run with detectors?

[@phadreus5080]

Was it full of mold?

[@lionsblood321]

Take deeper breaths next time. 😂

[@TheBlueBunnyKen]

I feel like they never use detectors for methane or bad oxygen levels

[@kenrussell1093]

Watching you guys push ahead with no guarantee that it will open up, gives me the same heebie jeebies I got watching Werewolf movies when I was a five year old kid (65 years ago)

[@JustinHawkes]

That weird underground lichen / flower you found at 6:42 is actually insane

[@lidsman2221]

You guys are nuts but I am glad you are because it makes for great videos of stuff I would never do. Thanks!

[@tjmmcd1]

I thank Mind Unveiled for mentioning your channel. First video. Absolutely amazing. Subscribed.

[@lukejames6208]

Same here to both!

[@norfolkdash9]

Welcome to one of the best.

[@daytimetundra7757]

Stinky part must have been a methane pocket .its good you didn't light a match.

[@Ben-qm9zq]

Nope... just that super hot flashlight 🔦

[@jigglie8077]

remember that poop near the start? there was water flowing in the cave... :D that is 100% organic shit

[@nefariumxxx]

Hydrogen sulfide also. Smells like rotten eggs until it numbs your sense of smell. Released from under mud. Decaying organic matter causes it and yes, it's toxic. I don't remember if they use an oxygen monitor but they really should. Pushing their luck quite often.

[@Some_guy_with_a_beard]

Y'all are hardcore doing that tight crawl for so long

[@m1ordie]

Aren't you worried about not having a spotter up there? What if some psycho comes along, takes your rope off, and leaves you stuck down there?

[@bossmanboss3087]

Wow so true

[@CaveChronicles]

People knew where we were, worst case we are stuck for awhile before someone comes to check. You'd hope that would count as attempted murder. We also almost always leave some of our stuff at the top so it would be obvious we were inside.

[@WilkinsonX]

They do have shelter, water, and a plentiful supply of delicious fungus.

[@northernlights5481]

And batteries that last forever?

[@WilkinsonX]

@@northernlights5481 most batteries don’t taste that good. Id eat the fungus first

[@LauraElizabethArt]

Congrats on 800k broski ❤

[@deemariedubois4916]

That’s awesome.

[@stevenchristarooni]

"yo this microwave will never be seen again bro" now its on youtube for hundreds of thousands to see

[@OnTheRiver66]

Did someone throw it down the rabbit hole and water later washed it to where it is now? No sane person would carry a microwave down there, but there are a lot of unsane people.

[@jaymahoney3040]

oh my gosh,ive never seen you guys take more turns ever,how do you Always find your way out......thank you for your video

[@OnTheRiver66]

That was a beautiful world under there. I could never negotiate those narrow passageways. Great video!

[@brooklyngraham1151]

Great cave. That huge hall was amazing. Bad air is always the worst, though, so I agree that it’s wiser to stay away from this one.

[@rickwhitson2804]

The earth is amazing. Its like being on another planet

[@haemstah]

Im glad you guys always remember the way back.

[@mandybrown7758]

Those big rocks look unsafe at the entrance

[@GeoEstes]

You guys are so brave. I find this stuff terrifying.

[@aletadambacher3721]

Looks almost like a staircase going down

[@thelaughingtiger146]

Seems that we are a mixed bag of viewers, young, and old. Myself, growing up in the sixties and seventies, we had total freedom. Many adventures and misadventures. We were bold and a bit crazy, that's why old fart's love watching, we can relive our past. and young and old are awestruck at the formations and wonders you guy's bring us. I have been a subscriber for a few years now, I know you are aware of bad air. I have seen you guy's use meters and other equipment to ensure safety. Please,, take measures to ensure safety, and let us know what equipment you use. We like you guy's. ❤❤

[@peofroding6464]

You guys are crazy. I think i died a little just watching you squeezing trough those narrow crawlspaces. Hard to breathe, not kidding.

[@TicoTheTerrorist]

I’ve been watching your channel for awhile now, and I truly hope you will see this comment one day. There is a place called Barstow CA, this place is one of the oldest in California, it has some crazy secrets that you will never find on the web. There are tunnels here that span over 20 miles, not maintained since the Cold War.

[@Epic9Zackattack]

19:59 Do you add your signature ever in caves? I feel like if I ever did exploring, I would have to 😂. It's like leaving your little mark next to others that came before.

[@AudaciousAmber]

Okay so the intro is really amazing that it's all open once you get to the bottom and how it just courses down

[@jameskeefe1761]

You guys find some amazing stuff. Amazing how these fast spaces are underground

[@StartLivingNow1963]

🙂💙👍Loved this Caving Adventure Thank You Watching from Canada🙂💙👍

[@GCCG76]

Sketchy entrance! Congrats on the 800k dude!🎉

[@mybirds2525]

It's 186 feet deep and I have been to the bottom. There is a cave at the bottom and I have been to NSS guest registry in the back. Natural Well on Monte Sano Huntsville, Alabama.

[@stanleystrycharz2572]

Amazing explore! Love your videos. That is one really cool sinkhole. Must be 1000's of years old. Stay safe and thanks for the adventures.

[@Nikolaos34]

Nice, recognized this immediately from the thumbnail. One of my favorite local trails. I've thrown some firecrackers down that pit, talk about some noise xD I am deathly terrified of all things vertical, I wouldn't ever get down there myself. Always wondered what kind of caving could be found down there.

[@JohnRichardson-v2l]

Your vids/adventures get better... wow what a drop... 'Ull' east yorkshire.

[@TheKarlslok]

Just imagine a part of the wall suddenly breaking off, blocking the way out. Then having to spend a few days in there in the dark until you die of thirst or something.

[@medwavy9689]

Met you guys at the Cave In! we tossed a foam ball back and forth at Dirty Dave's

[@ActionAdventureTwins]

Yooo I barely even remembered that until someone showed me the video of that night haha. Great meeting you!

[@lionsblood321]

Can you tell us where these caves are ever?

[@AdamNardi]

@@ActionAdventureTwinsdo you guys get baked before you caventure

[@XxcolincastxX]

@@lionsblood321 Sadly they wont ever. Caves and their locations are super super secret, as to keep people from destroying formations and especially the under-experienced trying it. I'd say look into a local Grotto (Grotto is caving clubs) So search 'Grotto in "state name or city'. You'll be able to find locations after a while. The whole caving world is based on trust and experience. I wish you the best of luck on your future endeavors of caving!

[@jgzbaby777]

@@AdamNardino only in extreme emergency situations when stuck in a crevice you must light the emergency PR J

[@paulplatt5074]

GREAT POST! I always enjoy your content. Keep it going.

[@sirridesalot6652]

You guys should be using an air quality monitor that warns of gasses or even Co2 buildup from your own breathing . It also wouldn't hurt to use a good respirator. Breathing in fungus or mold spores can really do a number on your lungs. Mold infections in the lungs are often NOT detected by doctors unless they're specifically looking for mold caused ailments. Be VERY careful in places like that where even one accidentally dislodged rock can pin you so that you can't extricate yourself. Headache and a scratchy throat are warning signs that should NOT be ignored. If you're underground and start getting a headaches that's a good time to turn around and get good quality caving equipment before venturing further in. Failure to do that might eventually lead to winning a Darwin Award.

[@TheSiblingsJourney]

That sounds like echo

[@russel1170]

I feel that this is my favorite yet, guys. When you reached the hall, I was thinking of a Cathedral! Amazing!

[@anthonyfxbb9040]

You guys should take a small mini acoustic guitar and play it in there… That reverb sounds awesome!

[@thehe1pfulorange756]

i can imagine developing a bunker in this one

[@mundo130]

The rock made the aliens run away .

[@StonerCreek74]

Be cool to take a small drone in. If possible, to check stuff out, you can't get to.

[@d4slaimless]

Drone have radio control - it won't work past the first turn.

[@MrStantonP]

What always amazes me about you guys is how you’re able to squeeze yourselves into such confined spaces with what must be gigantic cajones.

[@alexpearce1301]

This place reminds me of Khazad-Dum......I felt that at any moment you'd be panning the camera left or right and suddenly there'd be a dwarf standing there. Very.........I don't even know what word I should use to describe the feeling of seeing that place. Reminds me of the Rock canyons in Arizona that walls of water suddenly come around the corner and you think "Shit.! Where's my bottle of rum!?...ah fuck!" Man if the roof caved in....... Be careful guys, and God bless.

[@V77710]

0:40 imagine just hearing a human voice go "uuuuh" or "ooooow"

[@sundeviltech]

Looks really tight, crawls 2 miles. You guys are sure fun to watch with all the great things you find or are told about underground. Some of the walls look man made, and I am not talking about the ones above ground.

[@pretzl9554]

When I was there I didn’t have my elbow pads with me so I opted out of the crawl (it looked gnarly) I’m glad you pushed it bc now I get to see what’s beyond!

[@itsme2365]

You two are absolutely nuts

[@AAAAAAHH]

you guys are fearless, I could never

[@constipatedparker5879]

It would be terrifying to walk at night and not being able to see this

[@wegapaul3616]

Danger x10000 guys. Thanks for the great footage

[@projectalice8119]

I’m not sure if you guys are crazy, courageous, or a little of both; but thank you for taking us on your incredible journeys. 😊

[@baconpancake6]

damn i always get nervous when yall dont upload for a bit

[@AdamNardi]

Awwww how thoughtful cutie pie

[@XxCrawdadCraigxX]

same

[@catsdrooltoo]

Thank you for letting me live vicariously through you! ❤

[@MikeBaxterABC]

This video was exceptional .. super interesting!! Awesome!!

[@captainawasome8985]

Imagine someone passing by thinking what a perfectly good rope someone has left here, finders keepers.

[@Helicopterpilot16]

This was my daily dose of claustrophobia...

[@jamohelton2163]

Holy crap im first comment ! Also really nice video I know of a lot of sink holes here in Tennessee I’d love to explore

[@luiscisneros8240]

Wow you guys are unbelievable and so adventurous I’m amazed by your courage keep up the good work and be safe out there I love your videos 👍🏼👍🏼

[@morphtek]

Heres a suggestion , get ahold of a gyroscope and pay a programmer to create for you a software which can record the tilt of camera so that you can in post add a little 3d arrow on the corner to show where the gravity is pulling , it will add so much to the video when youre going in tight spaces and have to rotate camera

[@normfromhawaii1173]

It looks like one of those windey canyons you see cut into the dessert but underground.

[@MooMan1374]

Do you guys ever reach out to local governments to fence off dangerous locations like that? I'm just waiting for you to come across the remains of a missing person or something like that.

[@captainzerocool]

Everyone on that mountain has septic tanks and any water runnoff is probably that.

[@isabellabanks5270]

😳… Wow so brave, I’m afraid to walk down my basement stairs 😅😂

[@kiddirtball110]

“Getting harder to breath “ anxiety intensified* 😂

[@jeanasishelmijr4869]

The spider falling down 😂😂😂 17:46

[@vay5639]

always wondered how they get back up. if theres no one at the top and your 200ft down are you pulling yourself back up?

[@joesmith-es1zy]

They have a device attached to the rope called an ascender that helps them climb up and down the rope.

[@katherinecollins8109]

As a mother of men your age…y’all make me NERVOUS! I find myself saying, “MAKE BEETER CHOICES!” when I watch these! 🤦‍♀️😂🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼 Stay SAFE sweethearts! Love your adventures 😘🥰

[@NarrowedSound]

throws rock.... few seconds pass... then hear shrieking screams of pain down below....

[@jimjohanson8152]

Such a cool spot. Only 10 minutes from the back door! Some really sweet bouldering further up the trail

[@phadreus5080]

Have you guys ever found a dead body

[@AdamNardi]

They find human skeletons all the time

[@nickmalone3143]

There was a skull in second to last video posted

[@georgehanson2978]

They have. Would bet money that there’s more if they looked more closely.

[@peterngotho3662]

I must subscribe right now av come to luv ur stuff nowadays

[@SpaceCattttt]

It's crazy how there are no fences or any kind of barriers around that huge hole. Anyone could fall down there!

[@markdavis1441]

Hiker: "i dropped a rock down it and it goes" Actionadventuretwins: "Bet!"

[@Bentfrombeyond]

The underground canyon was super cool, awesome find guys! 😮

[@ch1pppy]

Need to go check out varnedoe cave on green mountain. I’ve heard good things. I have a Madison county cave book and Morgan county. It has sector and township locations but not super precise, Also would love to see y’all go into anvil cave. Also one off of cherry tree rd, cave spring. Glad y’all went down the well save me from wanting to.

[@haxsys]

Places like this, makes me wonder if we'd find steps underneath all that rock / gravel / etc.

[@mdwdirect]

Do you worry about a false floor? After going off rope the mud floor collapses into another cavern below.

[@mu11668B]

Dudes found a Minecraft cave in real world.

[@mattyb9336]

Imagine someone passing by chucks a big rock while you’re in there😂

[@lixotoxxico3770]

This is truly a lack of fear.

[@mlgauss60435]

All I was thinking about when you guys were crawling was when the ceiling was going to cave in...

[@thatsameguy3625]

kind of crazy to think that the person who wrote the 1958 name may not even be alive anymore

[@mirkatu3249]

THIS WAS SO COOL! A few videos ago you mentioned that your aluminum downward slidey belay rappel equipment thingy would have been better if it was stainless steel. Did you ever get a new one? (sorry I don't know the name of what it is). 🙂

[@leechjim8023]

Rappel rack

[@mirkatu3249]

@@leechjim8023 Thank you!

[@jpharrod2]

List some of the equipment you use for your adventures. Wetsuit? Shoes with grip? Bright headlamp? (How long does the battery last)(rechargeable?) Torch light? Climbing/descending gear? Relay if you seen a buddy’s headlamp that may be better…etc.

[@sirridesalot6652]

When going underground like that they should each have at least one spare battery and an extra light in case on or two get broken.

[@slybandit8117]

Nice to see you guys weathered the storm!

[@Kingcap47775]

i dont know how far yall are from roanoke, but ive heard since growing up that cave spring has a massive cavern underneath it, off mcvitty road

[@Kingcap47775]

the entrance of the cave is off mcvitty behind the chain link fence beside the vet