Exploring the Underground of Faribault, Minnesota

[@t-boneaustin1048]

The added lighting photos were friggin cool as hell! Thank you.

[@Free4All]

Glad you like them!

[@rickytoddbotelho9555]

Hell's tunnel is around the bend from ' bat tooth forge' about 20 miles from there you'll get to ' clawed out eye clearing ' another 10 or so miles from there you'll get to a real thick patch of Forrest, take a left there you'll see two big gigantic rock formations called ' dead man's tooth ' once you make it up there you'll be completely lost 😂❤

[@jizmoglass4202]

Ever been to Scott's Mill?

[@jizmoglass4202]

Lol 🤣

[@Corn-ped]

But did you get any blue cheese? There is a cave under St Olaf that was originally a bar. I think they closed it in the 90s? Have yall looked for that one?

[@RyoshilovesKabosu]

There's a 90-ft deep cavern and lake underneath The city of St. Paul, Minnesota

[@jizmoglass4202]

I live in Faribault. Thank you for this.

[@commonsenseisdeadin2024]

I'm sorry

[@Superkuh2]

@@commonsenseisdeadin2024 lol

[@iammirandapotter]

You might have said why these were made in the video but I have to turn the volume down because of the music (my phone connects to my hearing aids.) Why were the tunnels made?

[@commonsenseisdeadin2024]

old plumbing I am assuming the last one, Cheese tunnels were used for storing alcohol then was used to age cheese. Hells tunnel (that they didn't go in) was for vegetable storage for a school

[@TonicofSonic]

Before epstien island this is how democrats smuggled their children.

[@23vespid]

I tried to get into the brewery caves the other day and the entrance has now been blocked with a ton of fresh concrete. Damn...

[@thestufflife9750]

Yeah it’s sad

[@faribo425]

It will be open again. It's never been permanently sealed.

[@catsanchez5749]

Super COOL vid guys!! Always look forward to seeing you, always great vids.

[@jessedrake32]

I just moved to Faribault,MN and I have found the old asylum already but I am still looking for these tunnels. Any tips or location hints?

[@brieanastraiton3665]

How tf have I lived within 30 min of Faribault the majority of my life and had no clue this existed!? Idk how accessible it would be now that the floods came thro but I wanna check it out!

[@Wesker113A]

I live in Northfield next town over, if you haven't yet you should check out the supposed haunted wing at the St. Olaf College.

[@glenbegin9152]

Have any idea what those tunnels were built for originally>

[@bobanmeijer]

money

[@justinh1589]

Hells tunnel is an old drainage tunnel. Cheese caves are part of a closed of part of the cheese plant in town who have gormet artisan cheese ages in newer better fitted parts of the cave. There are tunnels under the city that the city used to use for transportation from the old state hospital into the city for emergency purposes. Those are probably long forgotten and gone. THe state hospital there burned down and is now sealed from public access into the basement there.

[@Wanderinwonder78]

They were part of the fleckenstein brewery caves. The foundation of the home attached and all kinds of broken glass bottles from the plant are near by there

[@jizmoglass4202]

going to be digging out tunnels all summer

[@jizmoglass4202]

Flecks Brewery

[@jizmoglass4202]

My grandfather worked in those sandstone caves

[@davestrang8585]

Enjoyed it 🎉🎉

[@Free4All]

Appreciate it

[@billysgarden-u9s]

901 interesting tunnel size reminds me of the inca tunnels in peru they were said to be the same size just big enough for 1 man to go thru but 100s of miles long. it is said the inca gold was put on 400-2000 lamas and escaped thru the tunnels from Pizzaros gold loving scum conquistadors

[@meghanw890]

This was great

[@faribo425]

Not the cheese caves. This was the fleckenstein brewery. The cheese cave is still in operation

[@faribo425]

The deadend tunnel leads to the active cheese cave facility

[@Bonedigs]

Look into Tartaria. This stuff is older than they tell us it is….

[@DEADWINTER]

I ride that bike trail all the time!

[@bloodyman565]

Where is the trail?

[@DEADWINTER]

@@bloodyman565 shattuck st mary's

[@BuschLatte]

You didnt check out hells tunnel? Not as cool as the cheese caves.

[@Free4All]

Our Hell’s Tunnel video from years ago is in the bio. Thanks for watching

[@Renegade7990]

There’s cool stuff around the city but unfortunately the city is a bit of junky haven

[@MysticalDyl]

That’s bc they’ve destroyed all of the old beautiful architecture. Everywhere was built with meaning and purpose but over the years they’ve used extremely advanced weapons to fuck it all up. I know how this sounds too. But it’s true, that’s what the missing piece is to history and everything really. We are the gods of old and the other gods are the forces in nature. Your pineal gland is key - Christ

[@paulabrego6777]

Most of MN.smaller cities are full of freeloading drifters these last 4 years,

[@carolbonnell6675]

I wish people would leave their grubby fingers off of things with the graffiti.

[@twospiritmoon]

ashley if you see this, i miss you. hope you’re well…. -kp

[@bluewave7120]

To carry spray paint all the way down there..Fools are so easily separated from common sense and their money

[@billysgarden-u9s]

its not red brick and sandstone is plasma melted red brick from the last reset

[@billysgarden-u9s]

550 al melted red brick rock AKA brock. meltology FB and Tartaria japan FB. old world structure

[@MysticalDyl]

I actually made water spin like a water bender too. We are powerful beings