EPIC Drone Discovery: Ancient Ruins in a Remote Canyon

Today we head back to the Apache Trail and send the Drone off the beaten path in search of ruins from Natives that roamed the area many years ago. The Apache Trail was migratory route that natives used to travel back and forth from the lowlands in the desert to the higher elevations in northern Arizona. Later we travel to a different part of Arizona where I found HUNDREDS of feet of old stone stone walls hidden in the mountains.
Not too far from there I explored ruins dating back anywhere from 800-1200 years
#fyp #ancientcivilizations #ruins
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[@brucef310]

Please do videos on haunted and scary sites. I love those.

[@jessiesdroneadventures7464]

I will keep that in mind

[@kylejones5442]

​@jessiesdroneadventures7464 You should do another lake mead video. The water has really gone since your last visit.

[@jessiesdroneadventures7464]

Oh for sure! I was gonna head that way this weekend but i have family flying in for a few days......so ill be going out to lake mead next weekend instead......there will be a lake mead video update soon!👍👍👍

[@dawnr9158]

That owl was amazing!! Then you panned on his dinner... 🐇

[@stevejones9044]

Love joining you in your hiking adventures! I'm not a big desert goer but your perspectives from your historical narration of the areas and drone footage makes it interesting.

[@travellinman6658]

Stunning scenery! Thanks for another awesome video 😊

[@DovieRuthAuthor]

That was the coolest owl ever!

[@andyamysarizonaadventures5450]

Good stuff ,new subscribers 😊

[@dawnr9158]

I don't know what I expected in the guitar case, but I didn't think it would be empty. 😱

[@jard1234567]

Love these videos. I am glad I ran into you a few years ago just near superior when you were going to get some footage of the waterfalls in that canyon just past superior. Great content!

[@sandiwilliams7101]

Another magnificent and awe-inspiring video! Your part of the country is so vastly different than where I live in North Texas. I always enjoy watching your videos.

[@dawnr9158]

I just looked to see if you had anything new about 30 minutes before this notification. 🤣 I still need to watch your last one.

[@home-powersystems7782]

Thanks Jessie, this was an especially fun one. I could have slept in some of those cracks. You rock.

[@wje2]

Great video. You really inspire me.

[@John-Shutterlyphotos]

What an awesome video you created. Loved it! Now I am inspired

[@jamesg1425]

We should hang out and check out some areas. I’ll bring the home grown purple nuggets 😁 I know some spots to check out!

[@TrailStrider909]

Stunning presentation! Thanks for the upload!

[@michaelpebbles6243]

nice work bud

[@BostonTerrierDad623]

Your stuff is enthralling 😊!

[@lornahardin4563]

I love going with you on these trips, this was a good one Jessie. Looked like in the early caverns there had been dwellings and some one/ones had knocked them down. I cannot understand people that would destroy ancient history, irreplaceable.

[@AVENTURAS_CHAQUITO]

Cool video 😊

[@jessiesdroneadventures7464]

Thank-you! Glad you enjoyed it! I got more coming this summer!!!

[@BostonTerrierDad623]

I love that ride! It is amazing

[@sussudioharvey9458]

The “pictographs“ at around 15:23 are most likely only a few years old and put there by hikers. Hard to tell via phone screen but most likely drawn in charcoal. I’ve spent decades researching around the country and this is not uncommon. People try to emulate the style ( and fail) to fool people into thinking that they are authentic. However the earlier ones pecked into the desert “ varnish” ( look for dark areas on rock because that’s where you find them) are old. In this area finding a “pictograph “ rather then a “petroglyph” would be very rare.

[@sussudioharvey9458]

Thank you for showing these. I wish that we had drones 40 years ago. Would have been easier than rappelling down a cliff face using the steel bumper of an old Chevy pickup in order to get photos for documentation. 😂😂😂

[@user-ps4ck7rz7m]

An owl was looking at him.

[@andyamysarizonaadventures5450]

For some good Mexican food try olivas in Prescott Valley or a Nando's down in the valley or any alfonsos super nachos but don't expect to get in a hiking after 😮🌮

[@davidroberson8030]

Nice video bro that one place that you walked up to and there's like a room in there kind of hollowed out and the ceiling look like it been burnt with campfires or something I saw that place on another video recently like within 3 weeks anyway that's really cool I can't remember where that was but I think it's up north I'm down south by Arivaca, about 60 or 70 mi southwest of Tucson anyway if you want to come down to this part of the state check it out there's mountains beautiful country out here to check out lots of roads to go out there and aren't that bad but yeah that's pretty awesome up there too thanks for the video appreciate it The drones making so much cooler you can see stuff people haven't seen in over 100 years awesome maybe even longer dig it.😅

[@WhiteTriForce]

Did you find any peyote ? ✨️🤷✨️

[@brianleabo6295]

Have you been to the Stonehouse open Prescott on Walker Mountain

[@trillion42]

That is so cool!

[@wayawolf1967]

The "ancient" people are still there. They are just distracted and addicted to their phones now.

[@Faye-pd1fv]

What road is that tunnel on you drive thru? Good video

[@jessiesdroneadventures7464]

Thank you! The tunnel is called queen creek tunnel 👍

[@jasonbrogdon8841]

Was that holes drilled in the side of the rock face under the small ledge? 👍👍👍👍🙏

[@philippeplouchart8156]

I have to wonder why certain plants grow where they do.

[@Faye-pd1fv]

Where are the ruins you are walking in at ?

[@jessiesdroneadventures7464]

Respectfully, I will not be sharing the location of the ruins

[@t.d.357]

Find any apache Tears!?!

[@trumpbidensameclub6668]

Mineralized wood.

[@t.d.357]

Idaho Rd..

[@nlormanstuckman7408]

How are you determining the millions of years? It’s assumption no one knows no one was there. If you believe science I suggest you check out Genesis is history

[@user-zc8mk7mm7w]

I don't believe millions of years for much of anything. "History" via textbook/school, that we know was catered around Rockefellers school of Indoctrination. 3 generations is all it takes to get that done. And here we are.

[@Maddiehere89]

I am a Christian and I read the Holy Bible but I don’t believe it is a history book.

[@josetejada320]

All mountains and hills are giant petrified tree stumps wich means the whole earth was organic it grew