Canyon Mine Adventure! The Surprising Beauty I Discovered

[@robertkluck6913]

That Aurora Engine is very rare. Probably made by the Holt Manufacturing Company in Stockton, California between 1906 and 1925.

[@larryadams1653]

Amazing old mine. thanks for taking us there!!

[@davegrummett1263]

Very interesting looking mine with l9ts of exploretential. Lots of neat equipment is still around, too. Thanks for bringing us along.

[@roseapple8786]

Mr. Desert Trails, love what you discovered up there. Very interesting history. I was happy that you couldn't go down that shaft, too sketchy. Thank you for sharing God Bless you and your family. See you on your next explore, stay safe. 🥰👍👍👍👍👍(🌹🐞🦂🌵)

[@virginiahanke6760]

One of the things I really miss about your videos and why I stay until after the end, is the pictures that you would show at the end of what you took on your adventure you are an excellent photographer here's hoping you'll show them again

[@crispy63]

One of the coolest mining sites I’ve seen in a long time. Thanks for the effort to hike there and video the site. The engines are amazing. Good work!

[@scoon2117]

Keep on trucking. I really wish I could explore these areas. I'd be out there from dusk to dawn

[@Defjitzu]

any idea when that would have been active? wonder what was on that jar paperwork

[@knowone6214]

neat old Fairbanks Morse engines and crusher.....careful its a long way to the bottom....if ya slip....LOL

[@stevesyverson8625]

And it’s a long way to the top if you want to rock and roll - AC/DC

[@skyepilotte11]

Amazing efforts to haul heavy machinery up to those sites... Thx for the explore...

[@2025-ncswic]

Unreal

[@AUMINER1]

swiss cheese copper mine...100 portals on top of that mountain range ;)

[@robertlyman9789]

Probably a nice road on the back,side😂

[@pengoat9]

That's one of the best mines I've ever seen .It's even better because of the film quality..

[@exploringwithJim]

Such a great site. I can’t believe that thing still turns

[@roxorange6022]

Nice adventure. I wonder who slept on that bed and what their life was like, what they felt about the place, did they miss their loved ones working way up there. Food for thought!

[@stevenhigby3512]

I will let you do the explore for me. You are the professional.

[@JacobusCoetzee-qz2pl]

It had to have been a engineering feat to get that equipment up there😅

[@the496elcamino]

That three and a half miles must have taken you a long time. Wow

[@stevesyverson8625]

Nobody does it better, DT. Carly Simon wrote a song about you.

[@BrandonLetgo-qc3uh]

I realize no guts no glory, but damm going into that mine seemed more than a little risky. 😮

[@davec9244]

Do you think that the big machines engines and crusher were brought up in pieces disassembled. Thank you, good find

[@ghtaboma]

How do you get traction in that scree?

[@Lilboomies]

Have you ever seen any instances of a shaft stairwell that spirals in a square around a center column of stone or Rock for several levels

[@brucemorrison3563]

Nice.Somewhere in AZ i assume.

[@tracyfreeman1000]

Nevada I believe

[@DavidGreenwood-rj9fd]

You make me very nervous watching you..

[@methridge]

For real. I don't know if this guy is brave or foolish, or both. One loose nail on that "ladder" and he's at the bottom of a shaft with a broken leg.

[@jwfinley7808]

Not old enough to know better.

[@DavidGreenwood-rj9fd]

Over 50. Is that old enough..

[@autospelomundo336]

Não dá pra assistir pois eu não entendo nada do que falas e nem legenda tem 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷