Government doesn't want you to see this Old Abandoned Ruins far north Mystery Explore

Very interesting ruins that the Government doesn't want you to see...Please don't comment location or name or you will be deleted.
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[@scottjohnson9225]

No matter where a person may travel on this earth, how remote, how isolated, you will find a person had a paint can.

[@OutdoorRob]

Yes that's the sad truth... Thanks Scott!

[@hadleymanmusic]

Actually the paint in the place is so peeling bad it needs to be scrapped off and then tagged solid all over art too

[@hadleymanmusic]

Weird shape structure tower footings probly water

[@BruceLyeg]

Looks like one of the old ICBM sites I helped decommission in the 80's in Northern Alberta. Very cool video

[@JohnCompton1]

I know Canada had a couple of BOMARC sites, which hosted nuclear tipped missiles for bomber defense, but was under the impression Canada never had ICBM sites....

[@hadleymanmusic]

​@@JohnCompton1bomarc can't make it on the glide?

[@PinetreeLine]

Interesting location Rob. Thanks for bringing us along Brother!

[@OutdoorRob]

Glad you enjoyed the vid, some interesting stuff out there in the bush to be found. Thanks!

[@gepeze123]

Neat place. I rode my KLR out there a few years ago. The beavers were busy then too.

[@OutdoorRob]

Cool, I wish I could ride my KLR also but too many other things going on.

[@nbk9372]

Remote compound with signs of a sizable power plant, plumbing fixtures, pumping stations, and a fallout bunker. I believe if you went further out, you would have found another compound, and possibly a couple of underground silos. This compound looks like an auxiliary compound supporting one or two other compounds (ICBM Silos), but everything points to a strategic aerial defense systems. Mil/Leo Analyst ret.

[@OutdoorRob]

Finding underground silos would be cool, thanks!

[@sneakyninja2773]

Love the never trust ice or air message! Super interesting find, cant believe how much of a mess the place is! Thanks for sharing!

[@OutdoorRob]

Thanks! Ya never know what people will do LOL! It is quite the mess!

[@tintadawn2756]

I would have been too scared to crawl down into that hole- but I'm glad you were brave enough too- I was very curious as to what was in there. I hope animals don't fall down those holes. That was quite the place in the 60s.

[@OutdoorRob]

Pretty slim chance that animals will fall down there fortunately...unless they are really really curious like me LOL! Thanks!

[@jamesn.economou9922]

It doesn't seem like a military installation. It may be, but it seems like a research center, that was occupied by several people. There is so much, large infrastructure installed in the ground, it makes you wonder what the buildings must have been like. Is there no historical record of this place? It is really large, indeed. Thanks for going up there, and exploring!

[@OutdoorRob]

Thanks James!

[@shaunjudge2993]

Dew line,so sad Canadian Government couldn’t do a better job in cleaning up after decommissioning such places.

[@OutdoorRob]

Easier to put up signs restricting access I guess. Thanks Shaun!

[@user-lv2kd6od6d]

Thank you for sharing……… pretty dam cool …

[@OutdoorRob]

Thanks, glad you enjoyed it!

[@ADITADDICTS]

Ice and snow + cement room underground = Canadian basement.

[@OutdoorRob]

You got that right LOL!

[@waynebeck7801]

I thought I knew exactly where this is..but the bridge at the end has me confused.

[@gordswaitkewich940]

Thats 1 of the old Dew line/Pinetree/Mid Canada sites. They were radar sites. Now Im curious where this site is as Ive been to a few.

[@Caspiankhw]

Really cool site! Surprised at how much is left behind. Great explore :)

[@OutdoorRob]

Thanks Man!

[@sideburngthepeacebringer27]

I wonder why they bothered to demolished some of the buildings especially that one with the columns, where are the man hole covers and lastly why bother going that far just to do graffiti?

[@OutdoorRob]

Ya, I wonder that too, half ass job? I would assume the man hole covers had a date on them and someone felt the need to keep them as a souvenir. Thanks!

[@Im_With_Stupid]

The manhole covers were most likely stolen and sold for scrap.

[@mattwellinc.8543]

Wow this is fascinating! I would have never expected to have secret abandoned Government ruins like these in my home Province of Ontario. You’d think they would do a better job cleaning up lol.

[@OutdoorRob]

You would think they would but apparently not! They're not really secret just restricted access. Thanks Matt!

[@rael5469]

Might be a good idea to take a Geiger Counter to a place like that. Wouldn't want to hang around too long if it was a hot zone. Bomarc missile: "A total of 56 of the nuclear-armed surface-to-air interceptor missiles were in sevice in Canada" from 1961 to 1972.

[@JohnHall-uv2jm]

I think in every trailer park they should have a safe area to go to in case of fires and tornadoes and I don't mean in the middle of the park. Right under the trailer and underground. Have a drop shoot made between trailer and ground like a sleeve. If your home gets thrown somewhere else you'll have different options in a flood flair and a Bowie, and fires

[@OutdoorRob]

Might work, thanks John!

[@iBackshift]

Rite mint Buddy. My dad used to take us to places like that when i was a kid.

[@OutdoorRob]

That's awesome, wish my Dad had.

[@ImJeff1965]

Possibly an early warning radar station???

[@tedneill1246]

When I lived in Armstrong there was a roller very similar to one in your video - it was located at the airport and was utilized in packing the runway...back in the day we performed numerous medivacs out of the community and the runways were packed snow...takeoffs and landings (to me anyway) where sketchy ...the aircraft had large ballon style landing wheels...makes me wonder if the location in your video might have at one time incorporated a runway...great vid Rob and thanks for sharing...it has all the earmarks of having been military in nature.

[@OutdoorRob]

Ya, I read up that those types of rollers where used for runways. Thanks Ted!

[@waynebeck7801]

@@tedneill1246 that roller has me confused 🤔

[@tedneill1246]

​@@waynebeck7801 used for packing snow on runways ... back in the day many Northwestern Ontario runways were not cleared of snow, instead, they would run these heavy rollers up and down the landing strips to create a hard base for aircraft to land on...the aircraft were either equipted with skis or a special type of large landing wheel which would have low inflation values in order to mitigate the possibility of breaking thru the packed snow...hope that clarifys the roller mystery

[@jamesprentice5503]

No doubt it was a big installation,cold War related probably!

[@WorldT]

interesting to say, what was there before, some intense buildings for sure

[@JayRosenthal-wz7vm]

Cool shit , bro. That tank thermometer would have been going home with me, to make some sort of weird salvage furniture item. But, alas. Happy hunting!

[@eternalsunshine1651]

decommissioned remote airbase. The flooded concrete compound was the ATC tower. It had a dirt runway and was meant to fly in military people. Airbase was likely relocated - something important is probably within 2-5km.

[@stanpatterson5033]

Well, I have a few hunches about what, just not where. I did recognize the closing shot, though I have not personally crossed that bridge yet. I do remember the hubbub of some years ago when the single bridge torqued up due to the extreme cold, and shut down the TranzCanada Goat Trail for a few days.

[@OutdoorRob]

Thanks Stan!

[@waynebeck7801]

It’s one of 2 places…not sure which one

[@christopheralan5666]

if you comment the right name you will get deleted, but you will know. lol😂😂😂​@@waynebeck7801

[@waynebeck7801]

On second thought probably not where I thought..we were given some clues though

[@joshtakken]

What is the point in stopping anyone else from experiencing this for them selfs like you did? I have been to all kinds of abondanded places across british columbia and liked making day or weekend trips out of going and exsploring these kinds of places. Mostly old mines and ghost towns but since moving to ontario has been very limited to things like this out here. I am just confused on why keeping this location a secret is benifiting anyone or yourself oposed to having other people being able to experience these things and atleast getting somekind of enjoyment out of whats left there and is nothing to everybody but a select few adventuriest

[@OutdoorRob]

@joshtakken dear confused, I'm not stopping anyone, do the research and go there like I did. I didn't get any help from anyone. Not giving the location has to do with people that wanna do damage and ruin it for everyone else also don't want anyone going there cause I told them where it is and hunting themselves then trying to sue me. Social media is not the place to share locations. Are you still confused...

[@madjackpatciderhouserules8436]

The markers you found could be researched on google, to give a better idea of what was there, in 1958. Thanks for the outdoor discovery.

[@OutdoorRob]

I know what was there but I limit locations. The people that want to destroy stuff will want the easy route there, the people that like history will do the research and find it easily. Thanks!

[@madjackpatciderhouserules8436]

@@OutdoorRob I appreciate the reply. Looking forward to new discoveries

[@OutdoorRob]

No problem, thanks!

[@andreasockenfeld6723]

Das richtige Auto für diese Strasse,tolles Video es ist interessant mal lostplaces von anderen teilen der Welt zusehen.

[@OutdoorRob]

Vielen Dank, schön, dass Ihnen das Video gefallen hat.

[@chriscartwright1971]

went there about 10yrs ago, road was about the same! lol

[@OutdoorRob]

Probably only get worse LOL! Thanks Chris!

[@TheSilmarillian]

Hello from Australia new sub here great work indeed.

[@OutdoorRob]

Welcome aboard!

[@badcatt-the-cougar-guy-7219]

Looks like a Nike or Bomarc missile base. Thanks for videoing it.

[@rael5469]

Bomarc missile: "A total of 56 of the nuclear-armed surface-to-air interceptor missiles were in sevice in Canada" from 1961 to 1972.

[@kractass]

Where's Robert Stack when you need him?

[@OutdoorRob]

LOL!

[@user-io2uq9ox5k]

Old military outpost.

[@jimmychanbers2424]

5:37 electrical transformer. They dumped out the oil and took out the copper.

[@OutdoorRob]

Thanks Jimmy!

[@hadleymanmusic]

Thus looks 100 years abandoned

[@lukeamato423]

If 1958 was the date on the hydrant then its old dew line installation, or transmission site

[@hoseman317]

Is there anyplace left on this planet without graffiti ?

[@OutdoorRob]

Not very many unfortunately...

[@roaddemon20011]

Right?

[@waynebeck7801]

Interesting

[@railgap]

The government doesn't want you in a lot of places where you don't belong, just like your neighbor doesn't want you looking through his garage; IT'S NOT YOURS.

[@samuellane8691]

I gptta say. they don't build 'em like they used to.

[@jeanlawson9133]

If Uncle Sam says no....My dear Fella, you wouldn't be able to make this video. Or the Canadian equivalent...😮

[@OutdoorRob]

Restricted access not prohibited...

[@another3997]

Interesting location. The title is a bit of clickbait, the land is probably still "government owned" and like any private property, they don't really want people wondering around, hence the usual" keep out" signs. Otherwise they'd be liable maintenance and injuries to the public etc. But governments everywhere own things, and as time passes, governments change, and nobody notices something that was mothballed decades ago and no longer has any importance. I doubt today's Canadian government has any idea that place ever existed. One day someone in a government office will find a document in a draw and say "Do we still own that?" and then put it up for sale. 😂

[@OutdoorRob]

It was today's government that put up the signs, they are new signs. They don't want you there but like you say in a few years they will probably forget about it until it comes up again on youtube LOL! Thanks!

[@baldhead7705]

Don't know what it is but he's for sure the government doesn't want you to know about it, ok...

[@fabio40]

I know you aren't going to say where this is, but what is it?

[@OutdoorRob]

I normally don't post locations on social media due to the people that go there for bad intentions. Legally it is very hard to get there, on the other hand if you don't care about Government signs then you can drive right to it LOL! It's an old Radar station as many have guessed. Just read up on them and you can figure it out. Good luck!

[@hadleymanmusic]

Classified would be dynamited shut.

[@OutdoorRob]

Not classified just restricted access...

[@carlosmoran2504]

what is the name of that place

[@plunkervillerr1529]

SHOEEE...!

[@jamesgoldstien1468]

Is that Canada? Looks like old bunkers

[@OutdoorRob]

It is Canada. Thanks James!

[@jamesgoldstien1468]

@@OutdoorRobmy family was near Kenora

[@OutdoorRob]

Nice area!

[@ronaldbelken284]

Need a Ford truck,

[@OutdoorRob]

LOL!

[@josephwolfinger7916]

Looks like the old German nuclear test sites in Austria and Germany.

[@OutdoorRob]

Those would be cool to see, thanks!

[@leonardsemrick2785]

And they wonder why people don't like industry. "Squat 'n' leave it." Not my problem. It'll be gone in a hundred years; only it's not. Look at some of our cities after they collapsed manufacturing.

[@OutdoorRob]

Surprised they didn't bury it all and say "what mess" LOL! Thanks Leonard!

[@sdrc92126]

Idaho Transfer?

[@oldmisterhoward1913]

Whare is that place on Google Earth?

[@ultra4e]

He can't tell you ...video title says it all...besides, you might hurt yourself & sue him.

[@madjackpatciderhouserules8436]

Why would you delete the comment? Is it to not have your video struck down? Please explain.

[@OutdoorRob]

I've deleted lots of comments of the location, not sure what one you are referring to. I do it to limit the people that go to these sites to destroy, tag and ruin it for everyone else. I don't post locations due to that and if someone gets hurt there, I don't want to be responsible for it. No one seems to understand that though and they get mad at me for it...

[@user-jc6ht6ir4m]

Greenbow Alabama

[@lukeamato423]

It's northern Ontario Canada

[@rinico75]

What was this?

[@iBackshift]

its the thing that shall...not...be...named.🤫

[@JAK-rt8im]

They could tell you but they would have to kill you

[@rinico75]

If you dont know , just say I dont know.

[@LANDSEAAIRCANADA]

"I see nothing- Nothing" ! SGT. Shultz from Hogan's Heroes TV show...seriously though , this is not secret, It is(>>>>>>>>>

[@OutdoorRob]

Thanks Man! Places like this need to be hushed for the few that ruin stuff for everyone. I know what it is but I ain't telling. Might have to shut down commenting as there are a few that can't seem to read.

[@LANDSEAAIRCANADA]

@@OutdoorRob 10-4

[@D-proGram_Yousef]

Naszing I see naszing!

[@waynebeck7801]

@@OutdoorRob the taggers have already been there

[@TheParkAttendant]

That blue container with the clamps, may have been used to transport "hot" radio active thorium. (Just guessing, but why else would you need to transport something in a pressure vessel, with a thermometer.)

[@OutdoorRob]

Seems reasonable, thanks!

[@ocsrc]

These places are loaded with asbestos and TCE and other really nasty chemicals from the insulation and the lubricant they used for the motors and gears to drive the dishes.

[@OutdoorRob]

Probably pretty polluted site I'm sure, thanks!

[@stevensims7687]

Are you saying not to disclose the location

[@OutdoorRob]

I can't stop people from releasing locations on Social Media but any location that I've been to and it's been public knowledge has either been severally tagged, burned or destroyed...not to mention that once the government finds out about these popular locations, it's no trespassing signs or even worse, it's been torn down. I find that a lot of people want the location given to them, when I've located and gone out and explored these sites on my own. If they want to find them, do the work like I do and go see if there's something there. This site has No Trespassing signs for the road to this location, so you'll have to walk over 2kms to get there legally. I also don't want to tell someone where to go and then have them hurt themselves and try and sue me for it. Many reasons why I don't give out locations on Social Media! So I can't stop anyone from releasing the location or going there but I can delete them on my KZbin Channel for the above reasons. Thanks!

[@stevensims7687]

No I agree with you completely I made the mistake of telling a “friend “ and he told everyone next thing I know it had been destroyed and vandalized

[@OutdoorRob]

Thanks Steven!

[@waynebeck7801]

@@OutdoorRob looks like the area has seen a lot of vandalism

[@steves5355]

1;43 send it

[@olivei2484]

I dont even know what state you are in.

[@OutdoorRob]

LOL! The state of chaos.

[@K7classicrockfan]

Not a state, it's a province.

[@olivei2484]

@@K7classicrockfan I'm not sure how to reply. Thank you, I was joking with Rob. Kinda to confuse the secret hiding place of this structure.

[@K7classicrockfan]

@olivei2484 oh, ok, sorry. It wasn't my intention. But, whatever province you're in though, I sure it's very difficult to find lol. Our provinces are huge, especially Ontario or Québec. So unless someone does serious studying, I don't think they will find it. It's like finding an incredibly small needle in a gigantic haystack. Nice video, thanks!

[@olivei2484]

@@K7classicrockfan No problem. Everytime I think about coming to western ON, Rob starts talking about little black flies and mosquitos, and Im like, nope. Had enough of those as a kid. However, it is really beautiful country and Rob has shown only a small portion. Been viewing for eight years now

[@user-yl5uc9cy3p]

Ok EH

[@johneldred1515]

What's the big deal?

[@OutdoorRob]

I don't know, ask the government LOL!

[@minerran]

@@OutdoorRob What do you mean, "ask the government?" How are they involved in your video? I watched the video and I did not catch your detailed explanation.

[@OutdoorRob]

@@minerran they are the ones restricting access to this area...

[@brianbloom1799]

Why do you care about the abandoned building,There government building abandoned most won’t even mayor to Canada

[@JohnSeaward]

Abandoned mining lumber mill area

[@Inyourhideyhole]

Dig the video,or adventure. 😊

[@OutdoorRob]

Thanks Man!

[@Inyourhideyhole]

Ain't nothing like beaver valley 😂❤

[@OutdoorRob]

LOL!