Finding An Extremely Remote, Steep and Hidden Reminder - of what life used to be like | ABANDONED

[@RaymondNiesporek]

You never disappoint , thank you. It's nice to still see old buildings and equipment still standing .

[@offroad801]

Thanks Raymond 👍. To many ghost towns are gone now. I'm sure glad to see some with buildings still. Thanks for your support.😃

[@thomasreilly4156]

Another great find! Your content is fun to watch. I liked the intro to this one too lol.

[@offroad801]

@thomasreilly4156 Awesome 👌. Thanks, I try to keep it fun. Without being fake. I worry about the music sometimes. Glad to hear that you liked it. Thanks again for watching 👀.

[@chantelsandberg801]

Thank you for all the hard working hours you put into your videos. They are awesome!

[@h.bsfaithfulservant4136]

👍✌️... I'm grateful to you both for showing me around your great country Chantel. Keep on keeping on 🙂👌🌻

[@chantelsandberg801]

🤗 thank you H.B ❤ we will!​@@h.bsfaithfulservant4136

[@offroad801]

@@chantelsandberg801 Thank you 😊 I love sharing our adventures.

[@garymartin9728]

You do an awesome job and narrative too.

[@offroad801]

@@garymartin9728 Thank you so much 👍. Thanks for watching 👀.

[@brenthagen3049]

A great look at history in a hidden place!

[@offroad801]

@@brenthagen3049 Agreed 👍. Awesome place.

[@StacySalmans]

Awesome tour. Yep, I need to return and hit the dirt. Thanks for sharing. Very cool ghost town. Awesome video Curtis!

[@offroad801]

@StacySalmans Thank you. Yes, you should. This area of Idaho is awesome. I know I'm going back sometime soon. Well worth the visit. If you like the outdoors. Don't forget to bring your fishing pole 😉.

[@SonyaDodgen]

What a beautiful area. Love the new music.

[@offroad801]

@SonyaDodgen Thanks, Sonya. You and Jeff would love it.

[@westernsoutherner1]

That area is awesome up there. Good fishing too.

[@offroad801]

@westernsoutherner1 It's so amazing. Our new favorite place. There are tons of fish for the catching for sure. Thanks for watching 👀.

[@wayalife8239]

Another excellent video! Never heard of this place. Thanks for taking us there

[@offroad801]

@@wayalife8239 Thank you. I just learned about this one myself. It is awesome.

[@allanbeamer7110]

I've worked various oil fields around the country beginning with Utah and as I see more 'n more of these old ghost towns it looks less 'n less "romantic" since it was all bloody hard work, away from home & family doing a dangerous dirty job most people wouldn't like doing. And in all kinds of weather too. You've given me some great ideas about destinations after I finish my '59 Willys. Stay safe out there brother! 😊

[@offroad801]

@allanbeamer7110 Well, I would say you've seen your share of hard work. Oil field work is everything you said about mining. So you would do fine 🙂. Awesome. I hope you get that willys done soon 🙏. Thanks for watching 👀.

[@h.bsfaithfulservant4136]

Haha... Chipmunks want to be on KZbin too C&C 😁✌️ I agree Curt, miners are a special breed, a special undervalued breed!...hard and dangerous work that I can't even comprehend 🤔 I think you'd love the UK...lots of areas of historical interest, all on an island the size of a postage stamp 😄...just think of the fuel you'd save 😉 Thanks for another awesome video 🙏

[@offroad801]

@h.bsfaithfulservant4136 The animals always want to be on camera. They just don't like to stay still. Agreed. Being a miner would be rough 😕. And dangerous 😳 ☠️. Very little thought of safety in those days. I would love to explore the UK. Much older history, too. I'm guessing that you don't have any mountains. That would be the only problem. But it would save me on gas for sure. Thanks for watching 👀 🙂.

[@h.bsfaithfulservant4136]

@@offroad801 Haha Curtis...we do have mountains! .... You call them hills 🤣☺️

[@offroad801]

@h.bsfaithfulservant4136 OK. Maybe I could make hill's work for a little bit. 🤔

[@h.bsfaithfulservant4136]

@@offroad801😎 😁🥳👌

[@alanbellkey4592]

Next time you get to Bayhorse, you need to continue going up the road. You will be pleased. There is another big huge stamp mill way up high on top and some other buildings. And an old cemetery. Oh and some beehive kilns Alan from Idaho PS actually going to go up there in about four days 🙌🙌🙌🙌

[@offroad801]

@alanbellkey4592 Nice. Good to know. The storm pushed us out that day. Or we would have gone further. I did see some pictures online. It looks pretty cool. I will definitely have to get back there and explore the rest. Thanks, Alan. I hope you have a great trip.

[@Phorhesa]

A Door to the Roof is the door you use once you get snowed in on the lower level.

[@offroad801]

@Phorhesa Well, that makes sense to me. So I'll take it. Thanks for watching 👀.

[@Esightseeingtheuk]

The Eagle was amazing I had to laugh when you was saying about narrow road coz in England all the road in the uk are like that I was wondering how many old mining towns it must take a fair bit of research to find them another great video m8

[@offroad801]

@sightseeingtheuk Agreed that Eagle was awesome. And that sign went way overboard. Maybe the road got worse after the ghost town. But up until there, it was fine. I've definitely been on smaller roads. Some ghost towns are harder than others to find. But with the help of the internet it's usually not too hard. Then, the next challenge is the road. I would call this one easy access . Thanks for hanging out with us. See you on the next adventure.

[@Esightseeingtheuk]

@offroad801 I can't wait m8 looking forward to it,I've loved learning about as much as possible I have some friends in America from all over the place I was a top gamer met so many people from all over the place but would have to get over to the USA one day m8

[@offroad801]

@sightseeingtheuk Nice. I love learning about these old ghost towns, too. The history is overwhelming sometimes. Then you can find a place with no obvious history. It's crazy. A gamer. That's interesting 🤔. I've played my share of games. But not like that. Very cool 😎. Hopefully, you can make it over the pond one day. Lots to see 👀.

[@ChollaJJ]

Very interesting places….history we can imagine life then……tough times. Thanks for

[@offroad801]

@ChollaJJ It's so fun standing in these old ghost towns and trying to imagine the people and the sounds from 100 years ago.

[@KAL5370]

The giant piles of waste rock is a dead give away where mine entrances are at. Once you notice them, they stand out like a sore thumb.

[@offroad801]

@KAL5370 For sure. They usually stand out real good 👍.

[@michaelfercik3691]

The old steel gated tunnel is an old timer prospector's wishful thinking of following the mineralized hanging wall fault line (top right corner to bottom right corner of the floor), would turn into a large higher grade mineralization turning into a spread out ore body, which we can see from the filming that there is no ore body to follow, so this old exploration was abandoned years ago with the government constructing steel gates to keep the general public from becoming hurt or killed.

[@offroad801]

@@michaelfercik3691 That's basically what I thought. You explained it way better than I could. I find a lot of blocked off mines. Just surprised me to see one right there. So I thought I should have a look 🤔. Didn't seem very deep. Thanks for watching 👀

[@charlieswearingen500]

I visited Bayhorse in the 1950s and the last time in the 1960s. Back then, many more houses and buildings were still there and contained abandoned personal effects like china ware, silverware, kitchen tools, brass beds, furniture, clothing, etc. The saloon on the ground floor and the hotel on the upper floor still had beds, thundermugs, spitoons, etc. Stairs were going up the side of the saloon to the balcony and the upstairs hotel.

[@offroad801]

@charlieswearingen500 Wow! That must have been amazing. I'm jealous. Makes me wonder where it all is now? I know it was all probably stolen. Sure wish I could see what you did. It sounds like it was very different. Thanks for watching 👀

[@granthryze2694]

before I went to Custer, I went to Bayhorse, first time. That area of Idaho is awesome !!!!

[@offroad801]

@granthryze2694 Nice. Those ghost towns are top-notch. It was my first time visiting both. Can't wait to see them again. Thanks for watching 👀.

[@YolandaPullman]

Bonanza us about a mile from Custer, but no one has mentioned it. There's not much left though.

[@granthryze2694]

@@YolandaPullman Ya you have to go through Bonanza first, a couple of the buildings are private, but they have a cool cemetary

[@offroad801]

@@YolandaPullman I did manage to get them all on video. Bonanza didn't have much info. Most of the people moved to Custer after the fire 🔥.

[@rogerNKWYNNVIDS]

Offroad 801 ? Does this refer to the odgen utah area code ? I was born and raised in ogden utah wich is why im curious?

[@offroad801]

@rogerNKWYNNVIDS Yes, sir. Ever since the whole state was 801. I've lived in Utah most of my life. We'll just say I'm from Northern Utah. Just cause I moved around a lot.

[@rogerNKWYNNVIDS]

@@offroad801 me to i grew up in ogden i went to Ben Lomond high school Now i live and work out of central utah Richfield to be exact and i drive truck all over this beautiful state hauling propane.

[@offroad801]

@rogerNKWYNNVIDS Nice. Utah has such a diverse landscape. I'm glad to call this place home too. Safe travels, and thanks for watching 👀.

[@rogerNKWYNNVIDS]

You'll almost alwase find gypsum between the inner and outer walls of a Safe i used to haul drywall to liberty safe in payson utah thats how i know That old rusted box with rusted casters was i believe an old Safe drywall is used to add heft "weight" also Its used as a fire proofing and theres my 2 cents about stuff you probably already know about.

[@offroad801]

@rogerNKWYNNVIDS That's ok 👍. I did learn something. I didn't know that was just sheet rock. 🤔. So, thanks. I found a ghost town that had six or so safes around the town. Just crazy I'm pretty sure the doors didn't fall off. Is it that easy to get dynamite back then 🤔. Thanks for watching 👀.

[@YolandaPullman]

Have you been to the Yankee Fork Gold Dredge yet?

[@offroad801]

Yes. We went there too. Very cool. And Custer is awesome also. Lots of history along the Salmon River. It's such an amazing place.

[@LongdistanceRider22]

Find it hard to believe they ran out of water ? Elevation ?

[@offroad801]

@LongdistanceRider22 Must have been a bad water year. They probably still had a little. Just not enough to mine. Thanks for watching 👀.

[@gilbertaestes945]

AAAhhhhhggggeeeezzzz!! $7.00 dollars is great for nature! Or you will go buy $15.00 dollar single meal at McDonalds land!! Big difference!!

[@offroad801]

@gilbertaestes945 I'm just cheap, I guess. 7 bucks isn't bad. I don't even want to know how far McDonald's is from here. I'll just look at some history. Thanks for watching 👀.