All Alone In Goldfield Ghost Town, Arizona

All Alone In Goldfield Ghost Town, Arizona
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[@ilarimakiranta]

Northern European here 👋 I’ve always found the wild west culture very very interesting. The movies and video games about that time are amazing. I would kill to see this with my own eyes. Greetins from Finland! 🇫🇮

[@TheMadNomadder]

Greetings! That time period with how things were and the desert climate is very fascinating. From Red Dead Redemption to Clint Eastwood films, I think there is a lot to experience. Hopefully one day you can see them for your own eyes. I would love to see Finland and other places in Europe, however I am cursed with the fear of flying. So I'm limited on just driving to places in North America....One of these days I need to get over that fear.

[@ilarimakiranta]

@@TheMadNomadder Finland might not be the best for tourists because there is nothing to see here. Well, world war 2 and and some Swedish kingdom history but that’s it. But Finland is extremely safe for kids as well as adults and you won’t get scammed ever. And I used to be afraid of flying when I was younger but I don’t anymore. In my case the fear was caused by my lack if knowledge! If you can’t overcome it, try alcohol haha. Americans are always welcome to Finland. Now even more because your country helped us with NATO. Visit northern Finland (Lapland) in the winter if you wanna see real northern European culture!

[@williamsherman1089]

That town that their in isn't a real ghost town, that was a mining settlement and there were never any permanent structures. The men that worked the mines stayed out there in tents. I'm not a hundred percent sure but I don't think the place was called goldfield either

[@joshgould9329]

ghost towns have always fascinated me

[@TheMadNomadder]

I can't seem to get enough of them. Some are more touristy than others, but that old west feel is what drives me to want to see more. I'm hoping we make it to Bodie, California next summer. Thats the main one I am fixated on right now. Thanks for watching!

[@lunaamelia0915]

@@TheMadNomadder I’ve been to Bodie like twice and love it!! 😁

[@TheMadNomadder]

@@lunaamelia0915 We were just a couple hours away from Bodie, in Tonopah Nevada when we got an emergency phone call and we had to return home. So maybe this year we'll make it out there. Not sure what California's restrictions right now are with travel.

[@lunaamelia0915]

@@TheMadNomadder yeah we have a decent amount of cases of covid right now so not sure if they’d let you enter or not 🤔

[@TheMadNomadder]

@@lunaamelia0915 Yeah its a 37 hour drive/2500 miles for us, so hopefully everything gets back to normal by summer. Since you've been out that way, is there anything else we should see? I'd hate to drive that far and miss something really cool and was 15 minutes away.

[@omegaomg175]

its so sad seeing these ghost towns i wish people keep living in there

[@TheMadNomadder]

yeah sometimes I wouldnt mind going back to a simpler time like this

[@connerSphotography]

I love how this is all still standing too.

[@TheMadNomadder]

Very well maintained.

[@texaslonestarrider]

I just remembered that I ate at the Mammoth Steakhouse & Saloon! Some really good steaks! Also if you wear a tie in there they will cut it off you!

[@TheMadNomadder]

That's neat about the tie. I wonder if that's a tradition thing people go in there just to have done or they really hate ties lol

[@ColeYounger16]

Thanks for posting! These old ghost towns are amazing. I live near a very dilapidated one near Red Rock, AZ (Pinal Cty) called Sasco. The remains of the old smelter, Hotel Rockland, old jail and living miner living quarters are still there. There's an old graveyard that almost no one knows about up the hill from the smelter. Creepy and cool.

[@TheMadNomadder]

Yes they are great to venture out to. I had to look up Sasco. I was thinking that this was more near Sedona, but its closer to Tucson/Phoenix. Never heard of it. We may have to take a glance one of these days if we make it back that direction. We are starting to plan this years trip, if everything opens, so we can drive across country. Still not sure what states have travel restrictions yet. I just love everything about the southwest and that late 1800's time period. Thanks again for teaching me something new today!

[@ColeYounger16]

@@TheMadNomadder Have you been to Ruby Mine in Santa Cruz Cty? We were thinking that might be a fun day trip. Love your content, thanks much.

[@TheMadNomadder]

Most of the ghost towns I have information from in that area comes from a book I bought on Amazon: Ghost Towns Of The Southwest by Hinkley And James. It mentions Ruby near Pena Blanca Lake. Theres stories about robbers trying to take 5 gold teeth from a person dying there. So there is not a lot of info in this book regarding Ruby. Maybe 4 pages with some pictures. Definitely may be a fun day trip if you go. I got a video I have to edit sometime when we went to Wyoming - South Pass City- They restored it a bit, my problem with releasing it is the inside of the buildings had protective plastic a foot or two when you go in the buildings and the sun glare made the insides too reflective. So I got to decide how much editing needs done. I've learned a lot since a few years ago.

[@frakmaster69master11]

Any hauntings reported?

[@Rustruinsrides]

The buildings here are not original or even old for that matter. They were mostly built using reclaimed wood from a deconstructed stamp mill in New Mexico. The site itself was home to a true 19th century mining town that was destroyed. However, that being said it's still a great place to visit, I go to the saloon there fairly often.

[@TheMadNomadder]

We'd like to go back. I'd actually like to go in the places next time and take a look around. Either I was there too early or it was closed for the season. I read some commenters below saying they close for the season in the summer. Unfortunately thats the only time I can get vacation time.

[@ricinro]

This is a modern tourist attraction built on the site of an actual ghost town/gold mine. I own some property about a mile southeast and you can hear the train horn in the distance and also echoing off the western face of the superstition mountains(Supes). With the occasion snort of horses common here this area has a definite 1880's western vibe. It is a real desert with real critters. Please do not plan to hike during the summer as it does kill folks. However, from November to April the weather is typically great for hiking. The siphon draw trail will take you to the top of the Supes.

[@TheMadNomadder]

I would love to visit during the winter months. We don't do much hiking because my wife is in kidney failure and we are both scared of running into rattlesnakes. So we make the most out of where she is able to go. A lot of it is just driving trips. This year, we just went to Colorado to see some of the Gold Mines up there. There is just something about Arizona/Utah that makes us want to come back.

[@P38Z350]

Red dead redemption 2 brought me here! So beautiful! Gotta ride a horse in this town main avenue 🐴

[@TheMadNomadder]

Definitely would be something to remember!

[@patriklehto6446]

Hello! Just looking ghost town In Arizona Nice

[@TheMadNomadder]

Hello there! Thanks for taking a looksie!

[@tregos12]

This place is great. Visit it when you are in Arizona. A lot of fun!

[@TheMadNomadder]

We definitely want to go back and explore it when it's open. We usually head to Arizona every other year to vacation. We were planning to go back this year, but with how everything is going I think we are going to try next year. I'd like to hit up Jerome. I just wonder how far the wildfires are from Goldfield. Hopefully they have been contained.

[@rickkinki4624]

Great video! What time and day were you there, that the place was so deserted? I don't want to be there when it's crowded, but it would be nice if there were a few tourists around!

[@TheMadNomadder]

Thank you! It was a Friday morning in August, maybe somewhere between 10-11AM I believe. We would love to go back ourselves.

[@rickkinki4624]

@@TheMadNomadder Thanks, I'll plan on visiting maybe a little later in the day, but definitely a weekday!

[@jampasurprenant1794]

The town look pretty active. Especially gold mining town . Great filming locations.

[@TheMadNomadder]

Its definitely a place I would recommend visiting.

[@smokemapleinc2412]

Great, awsome to see, it sounds if the camara man is about to get a heart attack.......thanks for the great footage your audia was actually very nice

[@TheMadNomadder]

Lol. Surprisingly I’m in good health……the microphone i use to record this video is extra sensitive. Picks up everything….i used to hold the camera too close to my face so i could see through the viewfinder, but i use different cameras now. This is a great place to go….wish it was open when we went.

[@smokemapleinc2412]

@@TheMadNomadder great place , your voice and story telling is really great as well. I truely enjoyed it!🍻

[@jimmyfischbeck9872]

Goldfield is a tourist trap, not a ghost town. Dozens of real ghost towns on I-40 all over Arizona and New Mexico, heads up!

[@TheMadNomadder]

We'd like to go to Jerome sometime on our way to Sedona. It's been a few years since we saw the Red Rocks so I'm itching to get back

[@BikerGeek]

@@TheMadNomadder Head down towards Tombstone. Lot's of real ghost towns down there including Fairbank, Courtland and Gleeson.

[@TheMadNomadder]

Biker Geek Its been a few years since we visited Tombstone....we drove down toward Bisbee to check out some sites, but we got there late and some things we wanted to do was closed. I’ll have to check out the towns you mentioned and see where they are.....Fairbanks is one that sounds familiar, but I may be thinking of another Fairbank that’s not in Arizona. Thank you for giving me some stuff to look into for future trips. There’s just something that draws me to the old west. I’d choose the old west over Disney any day of the week.

[@BikerGeek]

Check out my Channel. There are a few videos of Fairbank and other places out here that we've visited.

[@Big824John]

Tourist trap or not, still looks like a very fun place to visit ;)

[@emmag6954]

4:32 That is so funny! I have that exact same door for entering into my house!

[@TheMadNomadder]

And dad tells me they dont make things like they used to lol

[@emmag6954]

@@TheMadNomadder lol.

[@dutchvanderlinde4969]

such incredible old west ghost town, reminds me alot with Armadillo from RDR 1&2,, guess many gun slinger ghosts still wandering around in that small town at night 🤠👻🏜️

[@TheMadNomadder]

It does have that feel of Armadillo. I was ready to look for bandits. but didnt see any bounties.

[@kimcase9]

Daniel..who owns the Mammoth..is very interesting fella...from Turkey...I almost got a job...but was just visiting for short time...I would have loved sewing up themed dresses.. and serving fabulous food and drink!

[@TheMadNomadder]

We definitely want to go back. I think we got there a little too early and everything was closed. It was a different feel for us though. It was definitely like being in a ghost town with nobody there. If things go well I'm hoping we will go back next year and check out the stores and food. Thanks for watching! I always enjoyed that old west vibe when we travel through the southwest.

[@lindaburns4890]

I always love to see those places ,think what had happen there many history and other old but good stuff .old times good people different ways to live life, but every decade has their own good and bad things..oh well after all things happen pass and are gone ... God bless you all

[@TheMadNomadder]

Thank you! We love going out to see the old west. We live on the east coast so its quite different for us to see the desert and the scenery compared to seeing trees/woods. There is something that just draws us in to that time period. We would like to explore/visit more of New Mexico the next time we head out for vacation.

[@lindaburns4890]

@@TheMadNomadder I live in the west side of Arizona since 2015 retired from medical field, used to live in Los Angeles, since I was a child, now I live in this small town very nice peaceful and free of traffic and all the bad things that a big city has, many people are moving from other states to Sierra Vista AZ due to the nice climate the economic is not too bad compared to other places,housing is less expensive, nice talking to you bless you

[@jampasurprenant1794]

The town still looks fantastic. It's one of the Beautiful town in the west. Would like to visit the town And the states of Arizona .

[@TheMadNomadder]

Arizona is very beautiful. If you are ever out that way, I would also suggest Sedona for the red rocks and Tombstone for the history.

[@whatsthedealwithdanny3913]

Love it.

[@TheMadNomadder]

Thanks!

[@jampasurprenant1794]

My question is why did they called ghost town . Nobody's live there at all's Everen nowadays. The building still look beautiful . I can not believe No people's lives there .

[@TheMadNomadder]

Ghost towns are mainly empty buildings, or little to no people living in the town compared to the thousands that used to lived there.

[@dazzamcg2369]

@@TheMadNomadder this would solve the homeless crisis to some extent . I'm sure at least some homeless folk who's interested in western Times would love to live there

[@jampasurprenant1794]

The town still looks fantastic . Would like to Visit the town in my life time. I lived in the state of Connecticut . some days We well go there . Great filming videos .

[@TheMadNomadder]

Definitely should. Its a haul to drive across country, but we seem to enjoy ourselves. Always seem to have our National Lampoons Vacation moments when we do.

[@connerSphotography]

I think I saw Arthur Morgan standing over there on the balcony. I think he was yelling “HEY PARTNER!”

[@TheMadNomadder]

Reminds me of RDR as well. I would love to see a RDR movie made one day.

[@connerSphotography]

@@TheMadNomadder I would love to see the events leading up to and the event of the black water massacre. Have the movie start with flashbacks of Hosea and Dutch meeting each other and picking up Arthur along the way with plot in between leading up to the failed bank job in black water since we don’t see those events ever.

[@connerSphotography]

@@TheMadNomadder that could be a great rdr movie plot

[@TheMadNomadder]

That would be a very good movie idea...i love that time period anyways. I would hope Quentin Tarantino would direct it. However going through the opening chapter of RDR2, I always think of The Hateful Eight movie he did.

[@adrianajimenez4342]

Very cool 😎

[@MichaelWite19]

Wow! We are going to Vegas soon so, thx for this video!!

[@TheMadNomadder]

Definitely worth a stop. Enjoy your trip!

[@MichaelWite19]

@@TheMadNomadder How far is it away from Vegas? I definitely want to come here to see an old western town! It is like stepping back in time!

[@TheMadNomadder]

@@MichaelWite19 if you plan to drive, its near phoenix arizona, its about 5 hours away....if you want something closer, try nelson, NV. Its a shame that Bonnie Springs Ranch Old Nevada Western Town closed down ---it would be right there next to Vegas.

[@MichaelWite19]

@@TheMadNomadder Wow! I hope it will be opened soon then since, 5 hrs is a bit far! But, thanks for telling me!

[@WW-fn7rt]

You've definitely played Red Dead Redemption

[@TheMadNomadder]

A little too much sometimes

[@GrahamByrne63]

This is cool 👌

[@JoySpirit888]

God's blessings to all Amen 🍀🙏😇😇🙏😇🙏

[@TheMadNomadder]

Thank you and God Bless you!

[@jamesmccluskeycolors]

My kinda place. I'd live there.

[@TheMadNomadder]

I wouldn't mind going back to these old times.

[@jamesmccluskeycolors]

@@TheMadNomadder, yeah, I mean it couldn't have been that tough. Only a different time period. I like seeing stuff like this. Thanks.

[@carrier928]

This is a ghost town I like😉

[@bluehand9631]

So where in Arizona is this place? That would have been nice to know.

[@TheMadNomadder]

Goldfield, Arizona. (Its in the title, description, and I think I mention it a few times in the video). Its near Apache Junction, Phoenix area.

[@dustbowlmetalshow698]

yes its north of Apache Junction AZ I believe you take the I60 east to Idaho RD and take that past old west highway this road would be Main street in Mesa AZ. I believe its the first right hand turn at the light just past Oldwest highway take that road about 5 or 6 miles. its been a while sense I have been there. My band took pictures there back in 2012. 2 IN THE CHEST in the band name

[@PutiTheCat]

Cowboy Era Is One Of The Best Era In the World

[@TheMadNomadder]

It definitely was. I love that time period.

[@junbug1love]

So why is the town souvenir shops closed? I would think that these shops will be open at least for tourism sales revenue? Right... So why are the shops closed

[@TheMadNomadder]

I'm not sure, I really wanted to experience this place. I know I was slightly early when we went in the morning, but it was supposed to be open. It was cool though just walking around.

[@junbug1love]

@@TheMadNomadder yes indeed very very cool for sure I live here in Tempe,Arizona... I'll have to take a road trip out there sometime😎👍

[@gypsylynn9419]

The locals say the gold was mined. I think they don't want strangers around lol. Love this place other than hot as hell early. Disappointed the shops were not open but we were a little early. Whole town to ourselves was nice but didn't get to see any ghosts. You can always find an outhouse lol.

[@TheMadNomadder]

I loved this area and you know I want to head back and go up toward Tortilla Flats one day, but that would be an all day adventure. That old man we talked to at the museum was right. I don't think you would have cared for the road up through the Apache trail, but it looks amazing through Google Maps. Well you know after we encountered even more in Tombstone, the closing times of Bisbee, and Goldfield, we got to trek back to the Old West again

[@Lazir_Project]

so I want to go there if I may know the location is far or not. but i can only imagine and yes i hope i can achieve my dream to work in america

[@TheMadNomadder]

Depends on where you live. This is in the middle of Arizona.

[@jasulimaatsuli1472]

Yoyo ...chika chi gu gu ghost house. Hoooohuuufff

[@lornamanningangus4931]

Love it!

[@TheMadNomadder]

Me too!

[@zailanzai7591]

A well taken care ghost town....

[@TheMadNomadder]

I think they have done a good job with the upkeep.

[@texaslonestarrider]

Last time I passed by there, their were tons of people there! Awesome Video!

[@TheMadNomadder]

I liked having it to ourselves to look around, but the downside of that was nothing was open though. I really wanted to go in a few of those places. It will probably be 3-4 years before we go back here.

[@LostOnLandAgain]

That's kind of weird that no one else was there. What a fun place to explore though!

[@TheMadNomadder]

I think it was another case where we get up, get ready and head out for the day too early. I think it might have been 8 or 9 AM when we got here and nothing opens til 10-11 anywhere lol Tried to make the most of it. It was very nice having it to ourselves, but a bummer that some things weren't open. I'd love to went into the museum and bordello lol This is a section of Arizona we would probably go back to so hopefully we can pace ourselves better.

[@L1MIT06]

Where’s the bounty board at!?!?

[@TheMadNomadder]

lol Must be coming in the newest patch update

[@carrier928]

please do other towns like this, with out people owning it🤔

[@arthur_arthu10]

this is westen village?

[@TheMadNomadder]

Yeah, its in Arizona

[@johnwizz8697]

amazing love it

[@TheMadNomadder]

I'm glad you like it

[@idkausername8885]

Is it still standing from like 1800s or whatever or was they built 10 years ago

[@TheMadNomadder]

Its an original town from the 1800's, it was an operational mining town. Not sure on what buildings have been renovated over the years.

[@capodeicapi999]

If i grow up i go there pls where is it im 13 now if i be 30 and rich i go there i love western

[@TheMadNomadder]

Goldfield Arizona, near Phoenix.

[@capodeicapi999]

@@TheMadNomadder thank you godbless

[@vitocorleone3486]

These kinds of locations always reminds me of RDR2

[@TheMadNomadder]

Definitely feels that way when you are there…if things go well for us, we should be seeing more soon, this time in Colorado.

[@brendasandoval4314]

I went there at night with some friends and my sisters and it was FUN and scary! We heard sounds and we took pictures and most of them were blurry but one of the pictures I took had a figure that looked like a little girl. It’s very scary and I got very creeped out because of the noises and stuff. I’m thinking of going back soon

[@TheMadNomadder]

Very intriguing story! I got some photos like that in Tombstone. Bird Cage Theater specifically. Definitely go back and explore and get some more pics of the area!

[@hunter-z4547]

Was there anyone in the cafeteria ? 🤣

[@baskorochanel882]

Love

[@TheMadNomadder]

Thanks! We love going to places like this.

[@metingokbulut837]

Westerin filim seti gibi bir yer mi acaba orası teşekürler

[@TheMadNomadder]

Bazı western filmleri orada çekildi. Batıl inanç dağları ve Tuscon Stüdyoları yakındadır.

[@goodchennelz]

is this some kinda place where cowbys come

[@TheMadNomadder]

It used to be a mining town.

[@actuallydylan-robloxmore3242]

I wanna know if therr is a sheriff station here

[@lhanzejaredcarpio6037]

I get house of wax 2005 vibes...

[@Verifyourage]

Thanks

[@TheMadNomadder]

Thanks for watching! I appreciate everything!

[@modestoca25]

This is a reconstructed ghost town, not authentic, although they did a good job making it look old

[@TheMadNomadder]

I thought they did a pretty good job. I'd like to venture to Tortilla Flats the next time we are out that way.

[@fredericcolombier5380]

3:53 😱OMG, doesn't nail the horseshoes upside down, that brings bad luck! This nails the circle upwards to the wall. Uh, I hadn't seen the noose, it's completely Cursed.😱 Now I understand why some people say that the place is haunted at night 🙃... Well between us be told if things just only happen at night it's curious for a haunted place lol.😋 It's very pretty, but it's very "for tourists", the atmosphere is too busy, on the sides you have a whole bunch of heterogeneous objects which sometimes have nothing to do with each other and which for certain deserve to be scripted instead of burning in the sun and rusting, but as it is "from era" it is to throw here and there; right in the middle of objects that are clearly not old and it looks like a fly in a pot of honey, such as plywood boxes. If there were less of a mess along the back alleys, it would be more real.

[@TheMadNomadder]

Its definitely "touristy". When we venture out west, we try to go to different old west towns. I'm editing a video now on South Pass City, Wyoming....which I believe they have renovated as well, but not quite as souvenir filled as this place. I like the look and feel of these towns and I'm glad they are maintaining them for folks to visit. I don't know how many folks will ever make it to places like Rhyolite in Death Valley or Belmont Nevada to explore. On the east coast there isnt as many places like this, most around here are either old abandoned coal mining towns or maybe Centralia, Pennsylvania.

[@0Guitarskills]

Man i wish to live in the year 1799...

[@TheMadNomadder]

I wish we could too

[@cynthiarenfroe8004]

Many have tried to find the old Dutch man's gold mine ,,they will never find it ,,those mountains and the land is the Indians land ,, people need to respect that,,why disturb some things that doesn't belong to you ,,

[@BrendanTheGent]

Id rather be a lone like that, but i would want the stores open. Loved this, i would live there in a second

[@TheMadNomadder]

It was nice just seeing the place like a true ghost town. I do wish the stores were open. After we went across the road a bit we heard the train whistle, so they must have opened when we were visiting the Superstition Mountains.

[@whatsthedealwithdanny3913]

I have a few videos on me hiking in the superstitions.

[@TheMadNomadder]

We really enjoyed this area of Arizona.

[@jampasurprenant1794]

How old is it the building was built . Was the building rebuild.

[@TheMadNomadder]

I'm not sure if everything is still original, the town itself was established in 1893. I think about 1926 it was officially the end for the town.

[@dustbowlmetalshow698]

when did you go there? how was there no people there. I am in the World's Only Rustic Outlaw Southern Rock N Roll band 2 IN THE CHEST and we want to shoot a music video. what would be a good time to go when there is no one there?

[@TheMadNomadder]

I believe it was a Saturday or Sunday morning around 8-9 am in August. We left our hotel in Chandler and made this our first stop of the day. We were very surprised that we had the whole place to ourselves which was nice. We had the superstition mountains museum pretty much to ourselves as well.

[@dustbowlmetalshow698]

@@TheMadNomadder Yes that is rare for sure. every time we went there was always tons of people there. maybe we will hit the place early like you did and we might get some footage shot before anyone shows up. Thanks man for the quick reply

[@michaelinscoe7547]

Anyone tell you that you sound like Christian Slater on Young Guns

[@TheMadNomadder]

Not lately, :) When I was younger people told me I looked like a young Charlie Sheen, but that didnt work out too well lol

[@johnnyfish8273]

Nothing says "ghost town " like jeep tours, and modern power meters. 😆

[@TheMadNomadder]

LOL At least we had the town to ourselves, so I was happy for a little bit. I had plans to go up to Cerro Gordo in California, but a guy bought it and i dont know if they allow tours of the place any more or what permissions i need to go through yet.

[@wolf_of_odin1602]

Why can’t I have this as my house and my Own town.

[@TheMadNomadder]

It would be awesome to have something like this.

[@WalkHard1]

Looks like calico ghost town

[@TheMadNomadder]

Very similar.

[@bigbadbruins1]

There is no way this is no way this is a ghost town.They rebuilt this 10 years ago.

[@TheMadNomadder]

Technically it is....somewhat. It was updated from what the original town was back in 1898. Since it was a mining town and the world moved on, the town became abandoned. It was also called Youngberg at one time I believe. Now thankfully they have it restored and opened for a tourist attraction since 1988 to give folks a glimpse of what life was like in the late 1800's.

[@infamrmangielv2155]

Do you reply in 2021😁

[@TheMadNomadder]

You better believe it! I reply to everyone! Unlike many youtubers, Thats the Mad Nomadder guarantee :)

[@realdealio1]

Abandoned towns are not necessarily ghost towns

[@TheMadNomadder]

That is absolutely true

[@idk-oi1ls]

Why aren’t there more tourists?

[@TheMadNomadder]

No idea. I think we went a little too early in the morning, but it was nice seeing the place like a ghost town.

[@danikablocker7450]

Why did you go inside or if you couldn't...why not show us inside the places. Walking and talking us all you gave

[@TheMadNomadder]

Happens all the time on our travels. Either we went too early in the morning or they are not open on certain days of the week. The only thing opened was the coffee shop. The superstition mountains across from Goldfield has a museum that was opened and we went there after this.

[@actuallydylan-robloxmore3242]

Sometimes I dreamt of Being in the 1800s I love the Wild West, Definitely going there after Covid-19

[@TheMadNomadder]

Same way here! Can't wait til this craps over so we can find more ghost towns this summer. Good luck Wild Bill Dylan!

[@actuallydylan-robloxmore3242]

Thanks mate

[@WakandaBabe]

I've been to real ghost towns in this looks like a tourist trap.

[@TheMadNomadder]

ohsnapiam59 Its technically both. I support these types of places because some of the ghost towns need to be remembered, been to too many that has just a shack or two left and nothing more and eventually will fall to decay and forgotten. At least making them a tourist destination, one can see the architecture of the buildings and open jobs in that area.

[@jeffevans3193]

Why do they always crap up a town with stupid signs?

[@TheMadNomadder]

They want the tourism?

[@jeffevans3193]

@@TheMadNomadder tell them that crappy signs doesn't make one want to visit

[@L0calvlewer]

It looks haunted

[@TheMadNomadder]

Very well could be....this place was featured on Ghost Adventures.

[@yamamasnaana6781]

ماشاء الله on 1800

[@johnjacobespiritu3681]

Red Dead Redemption 2

[@TheMadNomadder]

This little ghost town definitely has that vibe.

[@johnjacobespiritu3681]

@@TheMadNomadder It makes you feel like Arthur Morgan

[@damotheexplorer9409]

At 8:40 its chained off not roped off lol

[@TheMadNomadder]

Nope its a rope! One of those fancy kinds lol. This is what happens when you don’t pay attention lol. Nice catch!

[@damotheexplorer9409]

@@TheMadNomadder yes one of those new fancy type ropes lol

[@shadmanevil2307]

wow i like cowboy😍😍

[@TheMadNomadder]

Anything of the old west we love.

[@shadmanevil2307]

It's true that I love Kawbo since I was a child😍😍😘

[@kimxe20]

RDR2

[@TheMadNomadder]

Exactly what I thought too!

[@xtylishmunda4058]

Everything is fake lol

[@TheMadNomadder]

Yes! We are all living in the matrix.

[@roxxic3677]

Was more enjoyable watching the video before you started trying to speak like a old prospector.

[@TheMadNomadder]

I'm sorry, just my way of having some fun and messing with my wife.

[@frakmaster69master11]

Supposedly the bordello in Goldfield is actually haunted by a deceased role player.

[@TheMadNomadder]

I'd love to go back there and check on the haunted aspect of Goldfield. The only thing I've ever seen on it would be watching Ghost Adventures years ago.