Found Abandoned Mansion - Arizona BackCountry

[@TheJonjonj]

I actually stayed the night in there by myself it's on my channel from 4 years ago! Awesome thanks for going

[@pamelajohnson7813]

I'm too much of a coward to do that but really want to check out your video. I've seen some really strange things in the Az nighttime desert sky!

[@MR-nl8xr]

@@pamelajohnson7813 I see strange things in the So Cal city sky, I can only imagine what you see!!

[@SelfEsteemArchitect]

What a great video! That mansion is awesome. Thanks Brian and Kelly. ❤

[@dstorm7752]

Shelley: "... Round the decay Of that colossal Wreck, boundless and bare The lone and level sands stretch far away.”

[@bonniepwtf]

That was an interesting find. Loved the drone views of the terrain around the structure. Adventure on🤗✌️

[@c.s.4507]

Love these more frequent videos Brian! Keep up the great work!

[@pinkladybikermamma3603]

BACK IN TIME,AMAZING HOW THEY BULT THAT WITH CONCRETE. HAD TO HAUL EVERY THING IN.

[@Chad-sv9tu]

Brian. Good to see you still rolling and resting.

[@stevekunz6573]

I’m always amazed when something so elaborate is in the middle of nowhere, awesome! Thanks for sharing Brian☮️

[@marcelolney4213]

Good one.thanks

[@mtnman3MTA3]

It’s nice how the middle of nowhere is also the middle of somewhere. Thanks for the cool video.

[@TXMEDRGR]

Interesting site, thanks for sharing.

[@Hiker_who_Sews]

This is so cool to me. My dad was a teenager in '29, and he and my gramps worked in mines in AZ to supplement the family's income (homesteading near Blythe). Might've worked right there! Thanks for all your videos, Brian! Peace.

[@bettyjorodgers8552]

Thank you for a fun video

[@louisecassidy5991]

Fascinating. Has a distinctive Spanish flavour, arched doors, flat roof.

[@CMcKinnon1013]

Nice video thx for sharing 😀

[@waianaegal744]

Brian and Kelly, you continue to educate and entertain... thanks!

[@MrPunky1]

great job

[@bryanseverino3674]

So many neat things are hidden in the desert! Thanks for sharing..............

[@funzeevanzee]

Great video of your unique find.

[@roseshafer258]

Nice video

[@comanchecounty4149]

A 2.5 year "seasonal" assignment concluded today. Please, do not mourn the loss. I only survived those 2.5 seasons by watching AdventureVanMan videos.

[@kerkleblanc7690]

Outstanding Thanks

[@vickiequigley5278]

That's pretty cool! What a neat home/project that would be! I love seeing potential or imagining what it's original build really looked like. What a fun adventure Brian & Kelly. Carry on!!!! 😀

[@tonytedford7762]

You spoil us with your videos, Brian!! Thank you! Ramble on.

[@rodpointer2258]

Thanks, Bro ✌

[@laven111]

My ex father in law built a concrete house . In 97 an E-5 tornado hit his house saved his family . Plus it was cooler than a regular house . The anniversary of that tornado is May 27th Great video

[@bevliechty1161]

Neat find n erythema also

[@bevliechty1161]

Little scary but neat also

[@WisconsinWanderer]

Interesting tour of the mansion it must’ve been a pretty self sustaining operation back in the 20’s and 30’s U 2 are such a cute couple thanks for taking us along my friends ☮️❤️

[@deltas4114]

Thank you for the adventure. 👍🫶🙏

[@DesertAdventuresinArizona]

Very cool! Thanks for sharing!

[@rickardjohnson4524]

Neat!...

[@StepvanDan]

Heck ya 1 one here lol what a cool place Brian and Kelly thank you for sharing,big hugs from MN

[@laven111]

Great video

[@annhysell6064]

Wow, Super Cool! Thanks for sharing! Be safe & well

[@RickRose]

Looks like a great day of exploring. Thanks for taking us along.

[@cargotrailerkenny]

Cool. Looks like you guys have this thing figured out. Mix in these interesting little side trips for adventure, living the good life as a nomad. Nice video Brian.

[@jimmasters1142]

Be careful watch where you step but does look like a really interesting place

[@verbalwidget7267]

You could have made it to the mansion on the KTM's. I rode my Suzuki DR650 back there a few years ago. Cool old place looks about the same, which is good.

[@joefrank7159]

Thank you both for another great and entertaining video.

[@lineupfunding]

This is so cool. Amazing what you find in the desert.

[@cluke4248]

What a awesome find! Beautiful area! Thanks for sharing my friends I've yet to meet 😎 ✌️

[@leannaestep3066]

We made that trip in a side-by-side ATV from the other side of the mountain and came out here heading back the way you came in. It was epic, but it took hours and hours. I'm glad we did it, but I would not want to do it again.

[@k8barkley]

Very interesting!! Thanks for sharing ❤

[@garytrawinski1843]

I've been there a couple of times. There is a back way there that is much easier. It is a longer ride but a very nice ride.

[@carolbrucecollett]

What a cool place!! Thanks for the tour. Hope to get out there and see it.

[@conchscooter]

I prefer van videos to motorcycle videos but your style is always worth following. Thank you.

[@samuelandrade9246]

Great video Brian, I love those old mines and imagine what it was like living and working there.

[@mkwilson38]

So cool getting a walkthrough of this location✌️

[@Notmymonkey35]

Fun to just imagine what the inside looked like in its hey day. Thanks for sharing. Love seeing the bond you two share. ❤

[@SilverTurtle65]

Very cool exploring the old building. I wonder how they got all the building materials up in such a remote area back in the day.

[@michaeltablet8577]

Great video! What a cool place!

[@thefpvlife7785]

I truly enjoyed this. Thank you both for making this possible. Be safe.

[@paulguthrie4857]

Out of everything to take from this video, the sound of running water was the most pleasing to me. Thanks! Do y'all ever make it down to Ft. Huachuca?

[@paulhunter546]

Hey Brian..very cool spot 👍 Just before you got off the bikes..I was thinking man that's rough riding !

[@chrislonsberry1974]

Very interesting history! Thanks for sharing this!

[@jK-yj2tl]

I really enjoyed this journey into history ; the geology , fauna , and flora you included. Thank you and much appreciated .

[@timshel011]

I tells ya Moe, it's haunted ! Thanks for sharing.

[@DannyB-cs9vx]

Maybe do some gold panning in the creek. That is likely how they found the location for the hard rock mine.

[@senthilnathanviswanathan4924]

Oh, it is remarkable. Felt as though I myself have made it to the spot. Your video has a tremendous transportation effect. Appreciate your guts because in such remote abandoned structures, a lot of things could surprise or shock the visitors. Really love your presentation 👍

[@myjourneysinfaith]

How cool is that. Beautiful scenery. I can imagine living there back then

[@1953beetle]

Would make a great base camp for when one goes exploring the surrounds,a good way to spend a few days I reacon. Great video,keep them coming,ok.

[@geri9839]

Awesome video Brian and Kelly. Enjoyed the Beautiful scenery.

[@TimmyCramer]

Awesome! Overland Expo....will you be there?? Timmy C Arizona

[@AdventureVanMan]

no, not really my jam.

[@johndeavenport7593]

I always wanted to go there, never got around to exploring that area, I appreciate your video, you saved me a rough ride to that area. Thank you much!!

[@nancygaxiola5412]

Being from Arizona, thank you so much for sharing!

[@Lisa-16]

Very cool! What a fun adventure!

[@louparry7721]

Very interesting little journey. Fun to imagine what it was like back in 1929 , back there. you showed some beautiful scenery. thanks for sharing.

[@michellerene951]

What a cool video!🎉

[@michaelgreen1365]

Looks like a great place to dig😮

[@kathy2214]

Very cool. Thank you for sharing.

[@duane4972]

Hi Brian and Kelly

[@davidrognerd2738]

Love your music selections, especially this pepi one.

[@msvg3]

When they went off grid, they weren’t kidding! You two find some unique places. Thanks for taking us with you. Hi Kelly! ✌️❤️🚐

[@davemenard5089]

Another great visit w/ the AdventureVanMan. Glad the fl

[@bevtrue6937]

You two find the coolest places to explore. Fun. Yummy food, good carvings. Love you guys.

[@danrandall794]

Cool spot. When you showed the ornate wood work it reminded me of the shipwreck Chisholm up at Isle Royale. It was a wood ship that I think sunk in the late 1800's. Most of it is gone but the attraction is the big metal steam engine. Just amazing the ornate work on a steam engine that would sit in the belly of the ship. Also don't know how the heck they did it but it is beautiful. Similar engine is in Duluth at Canal Park.

[@3generations393]

I am always happy to see you put out another awesome video. I feal like I'm right there with you and Kelly. I didn't know lizards can give you the side eye 😂😂 May God bless 🙏✌️🌎💞

[@peterpowell6168]

Thanks for your videos! happy trails to y'all!

[@DPhippsActual]

Last time I saw one of your videos you were carving a spoon out of wood. But found your channel again. And subscribed to it. Always good videos.

[@kslinaz5668]

It's amazing and hard to imagine them being able to do as much as they achieved in these tunnels and mineshafts back then. Today, we're spoiled, and technology does all that. Beautiful scenery. That would be a cool house and location.

[@lesleyhughes3174]

Thank you Brian and Kelly! What an awesome place to find way out there! I love to wander about those historic places.

[@teresap.5991]

That place must have been amazing and it's time! I wish I could have seen it then, what it looked like. Totally enjoyed this. Please be careful you guys and stay safe. I look forward to every one of your videos and just am thrilled when I see that you've uploaded a new one. God bless❤

[@shemajragin4606]

Hi 🙋🏿‍♀️

[@harvdog5669]

Nice place with water to build a cabin. 😀😀😀

[@freedomdove]

Great find, Brian! Thanks for sharing. 👍

[@PETER-rj4he]

LOVE you both..video is beautiful..Peace within 🙌prayers🕺

[@toddsmith450]

Another great video love to see where you travel too. Honestly I'm jealous of the way you live. Be safe with your travels.

[@WanderingWiley]

Pretty cool mansion guys, love the terrain and mine area

[@PlanetEarth3141]

The thing about the SW is there is history around every corner. You can be standing in places its almost invisible and unapparent. Its like a very large jigsaw puzzle. Ive dat in shalloe caves to rest and in playing around in the dirt found arrow heads, pottery, old shell casings, bridles, tools, coins... Ive come across ruins not on maps, mines, haciendas, corrals, wagons. Itscwhat western history was composed of and makes exploring fun and educational. I hate autodecorrect.

[@RJAZ89]

You’re in my neighborhood. Nice to see you exploring it!

[@Mindset2Riot]

The official beer of litter bugs everywhere.

[@bevliechty1161]

Love this video

[@markrobertson9015]

Pretty cool mine and mansion. They may have mined and made the concrete from the rock tailings to build their home. That glass bottle was thick. What year was that built.? You guys be safe take care.

[@mattd.4133]

This is really nice! Love the videos with both you in them.

[@macy6676]

I’ve lived here in Kingman over 30 years and have always heard urban legends about the mansion, but have not ever went up to the mountains to check it out,

[@idahofmegal821]

Good video, thank you for sharing your experiences with us! Just a thought, the “little box” remains of the building at the end of your tour,,, I would bet that was a root cellar at one time. Again, enjoyed the show!

[@thizizliz]

We learned that most mining sites had an assay office with 1 entranceb& usually made of stone. They often have a small sleeping space. They weiged the precious metals, recorded it, paid wages & sent the goodies to town in exchange for bank deposits or cash.

[@davewanders2919]

Great video, guys. You two navigate those big rock's really well, I would have parked my KLR much earlier. Loving your moto ADV trips with tour info. Thanks for all your hard work. Be safe.

[@AdventureVanMan]

It was pretty rough. I went down once.

[@margiemurray2147]

Glad you're okay

[@calvinmarshall1610]

Hi there great video thanks for the tour of the house. I bet you and kelly were pretty hungry when you got back to camp?

[@rujeepn]

I was hoping to see you guys get out there! I've seen a few Jeep Club videos of this location & it looks like a popular destination for local Jeepers (or other 4 wheelers). Moss Wash OHV Trail to Gold King Mansion & Gold King Mine. It's rated Black Diamond (Difficult) but didn't look too bad! North of Kingman, 18 miles, off 93 is Chloride & Chloride Mines rated moderate.