Hidden Gem Alert! Discover Nevada's Secret Mountain Cabin

[@Pstanich]

Beautiful view at the end❤❤

[@seanyancy1809]

Holy cow spring explore.

[@Go4Corvette]

Having water at your cabin is a big plus. Very hard to find land at a decent price that has water where you can build a small cabin and live nowadays.

[@stevesyverson8625]

Desert Trails is the preeminent authority on bug out locations in Southern Nevada.

[@alloounou6900]

This looks a lot like something that's roughly southwest of Round Mountain. Neat. Accidentally came across it when google maps told me this 30+ mile dirt trail was the "fuel efficient" option to get back home.

[@stephenmiller5023]

Having a spring nearby in desert environments can be the difference between life or death when temperatures run to extremes . Cool find . Thanks for sharing as usual . 👍

[@darina114466]

Thank you for sharing. Don’t get out much anymore these days. Very nice too see, like we were there with you… In the 1960’s and 70’s we did a lot of exploring in the mountains surrounding Lake Isabella in California, lots of untouched history still was around back then.

[@briannave7326]

I like interesting short videos. Thanks

[@johnbaenen5386]

Thanks for taking us along.😊

[@3nineteen319]

Cows be cowing

[@stevesyverson8625]

Nice juniper at 2:16 trying to get started Piñon pine and juniper thrive in 4500’ - 7500’ elevation. Whenever I see pink in strata, I think of Rhyolite and rhyolitic lava. Well done DT!

[@angourie68]

Nice video. Thanks. Unfortunately, the spring is being mismanaged.

[@robertlyman9789]

Should build a small retaining wall around it for a pond

[@leighsayers2628]

Great vision ...cows gotta drink ..

[@davec9244]

Is this on public land? Why haves no one tried to cistern the water for livestock and wildlife. That much water in late summer is remarkable. I am sure all living things from miles around come here to have a drink. thank you.

[@TimT2024]

You need to invest in a better camera

[@cindkmac]

Always carry repellent and net!🦟