Off Roading to the abandoned railroad bridge near Tombstone.

[@docholliday1970]

I'm enjoying these adventures around Tombstone 😉 Thanks, Dave for sharing !

[@Desert.Sky.Adventures]

Glad you like them!

[@Kenmurrillo1229]

Cool video, used to take my jeep on those old rail beds. Brings back good memories. Another trestle closer to town. You know for a new resident of tombstone you are finding cool places that took me years to find...plus you have been places I have never seen. Keep em coming. ❤tombstone a.t

[@Desert.Sky.Adventures]

Right on

[@donalexander53]

I grew up in the Tombstone area in the 1950’s and 1960’s and moved away in 1977. That railroad spur was abandoned in 1955 by Southern Pacific.

[@RonEllwanger]

We went there n horse back when we stayed at Monument Ranch. Very cool.

[@kenreilly5308]

I love that he's not afraid to use the jeep as it was intended for. Love the sound.

[@Desert.Sky.Adventures]

Ran a little hot but was OK.

[@chickinpickin1]

Great jeep tour Dave, thank you both for taking us along.

[@Desert.Sky.Adventures]

Our pleasure!

[@ellymeerleveldt614]

Great jeep tour Dave, awesome thank you both for this beautiful tour🇺🇸🤠

[@Desert.Sky.Adventures]

Glad you liked it! Thanks!

[@rickypierce1028]

another great video thanks!

[@Desert.Sky.Adventures]

Thanks for watching!

[@mercedithcompala8148]

This was great, I'd love to go out there . great filming. The desert is amazing. Thanks 👍😁🏜

[@Desert.Sky.Adventures]

It really is!

[@davidroberson8030]

I think it's really cool when you get on the desert and go check stuff out, course it's not really easy but it's got to be fun and this time of year it's not cold or anyting, who knows what you'll find on these excursions???

[@JTEllis]

This video brings back memories from 2000-2003 when I lived in Tombstone. I spent many hours on horseback riding in the Walnut Gulch Wash and the old railroad bed. I've seen that bridge numerous times. I mostly rode in that area between Highways 80 and 82. There were no rails there in those years. I have seen the petroglyphs mentioned in the previous comment. These comments are public so I won't disclose the location. Some people might not respect the significance of this ancient art. I enjoy your videos and the memories they bring to me. I particularly like the historical district videos that show me how much that town has changed in two decades. I would be remiss if I didn't warn you to use caution roaming around that desert this time of year. Besides your camera, carry a canteen!

[@Desert.Sky.Adventures]

When we do these we always have plenty of water and a few firearms just in case. It really wasn’t that bad in the shade, temp wise. The equipment didn’t like it but we could have gone on if not for that.

[@JTEllis]

@@Desert.Sky.Adventures I was warned by an old desert hand to always carry a firearm when I rode in the desert. Glad you use caution. You might want to consider a road trip video starting on Middle March Road, crossing over the Dragoons near the old Three Sisters ranch and continuing into the valley, and circling back to Tombstone via Gleason Road. I recall it taking 2-3 hours and it didn't require a jeep to do. In the time I was there, you could also turn off Middle March and take a 4X4 trail up to the old China Camp. The trail crosses the sheeps head formation and is not for the faint of heart.

[@Desert.Sky.Adventures]

Those plans are in the works. Gonna wait for it cool down a bit first. 👍

[@josephbingham1255]

Thank you for appreciating and preserving. More than art - practical survival and messaging. Thus = it is believed the relative size of depicted animals indicates availability as a food source in the area. Another is a map matching topography to reach another such site with another map. A segmented route map. Another an atlatl. Imagine when this was a cooler wetter grassland. See Murray Springs Clovis, Lehner and Naco Mammoth Kill Sites. Thank you for appreciating and preserving.

[@kdhyde1980]

My husband and I love to go out and find some of the places you visit. What roads should we take to find this abandoned park?

[@Desert.Sky.Adventures]

All I remember is it’s off Allen street past the cemetery. There’s an entire network of paths out there.

[@kdhyde1980]

@ that’s a start! Thanks so much!

[@JoseSanchez-ft7pc]

Does Tombstone offer horseback riding services?❤❤😊😊

[@Desert.Sky.Adventures]

I think on there are a few places near town that do. Check on Google.

[@JTHcowboy93]

tombstone adventures on horseback (used them twice the past 2yrs) their sunset tour takes you to this site as well as Eds Monument also the gentlemen who owns spur western wear in town owns the horses and business

[@9greatdanes981]

My wife would drive her Lexus through that without a care. She would freak out on me, if I pinstripe her Lexus like that. I will take her in two weeks, she will love it, I’ll relax in the passenger seat.

[@KidYuma1880]

Another good history of Tombstone. Too bad it wasn’t 1880’s train trusses & track bed, I would wonder then who traveled on tracks. The bed is great. Thanks sharing.

[@Desert.Sky.Adventures]

Yeah the train didn’t get to tombstone until early 1900s.

[@KidYuma1880]

@@Desert.Sky.Adventures yes unfortunately for people town to town. Trains other neighboring towns. I read a lot about Az Old West history, being re-enactor. If you want to take trip, cooler country come to Young Pleasant Valley War country.

[@josephbingham1255]

Another great Tombstone video. I took Marjorie Reed out to this bridge when she lived in Tombstone. She set up her paint box and did a train with Apaches watching. It's out their somewhere 🎨🙂

[@JTEllis]

Your comment about my comment is welcome. I believe in preserving petroglyphs such as these at all costs. When I first came to Tombstone in 2000 a local now deceased took me down there and showed them to me. He was well versed in the history of the area. A little too much on a certain gunfight for my tastes. But he knew other things to see. He also drove me out to a place near the foothills of Dragoon Mountains and pointed me up a trail to another petroglyph site. That one I could not find again if I had to! He said they were Apache in origin. I doubted that at the time. It is interesting to learn they are actually Aztec/Maya. I would only guess the Apaches wondered about them as well. I would not find it surprising that many Tombstone residents today do not know about them.

[@MorningHawk101]

By that Railroad bridge there is petrogyphs on that large rock formation. we found out about it when we went horseback riding..

[@TheSpaghetti64]

You and Reese need should drive and film what's out on Middle March Road.

[@Desert.Sky.Adventures]

We will but after it cools off a bit.

[@stephenbartley8133]

You guys should really wear brimmed hats...

[@Kenmurrillo1229]

Yep skin cancer sucks.

[@searkpslendorman]

When you are behind the horses the view is always the same.

[@davidroberson8030]

And sometimes they cut loose. 😁

[@JoseSanchez-ft7pc]

Does Tombstone offer horseback riding services?❤❤😊😊

[@Desert.Sky.Adventures]

I think there maybe one or two places