Secret Tunnels Under City Lead To Disturbing Sights In Jail

We set out to find some rumored tunnels that ran under a city but little did we know we would be heading straight into one of the creepiest situations we have ever been in... This is part 1 of a 2 part video. part two can be found here: • Secret Tunnels Under C...

[@NGaMineFreaks]

This is some Epic Urban exploring! Great exploring alternative when you're not in the woods. Keep the videos coming!

[@Michelbernier16]

All that pipe coming in was magblock, aircell and sweat wrap…..which contains chrysotile and amosite asbestos. Wear a respirator with P100 next time!

[@melforrest4097]

@@rafinurramadhan4241 LMFAOOOO

[@melforrest4097]

What you siad made me laugh

[@myidentityisinjesus8880]

I hope you called the cops about those children's things. Looks pretty clean and like some child perve is taking kids down there. Edit- I can't stop thinking about that room with kids stuff. All you need to do is send that clip to the cops in your area. You can do it anonymously.

[@vempriex]

Way better than Randonautica and not staged!👍

[@TRRailfan]

For me, the actual abandoned places aren't nearly as creepy as when a door suddenly opens into a well lit, clean hallway

[@user-oo1rz6es3z]

Looks like a good place to harvest organs

[@random1234100]

with the air conditioning on

[@AlexEG_]

who's paying the electricity bill.....why there is even electricity there???

[@footsurebobcat1135]

@@AlexEG_could be connected to an important grid and can’t be cut off, or is still privately owned and are just paying for it. Who knows

[@DG-iw3yw]

Having running electricity deters people looking to strip copper pipes too

[@gavinjohncarter]

It's refreshing seeing people explore an abandoned building without pretending there's ghosts in it.

[@BHM_W]

Yeah dude

[@futuristicentity2417]

Yeah the building seems almost TOO empty if it was abandoned then the power would be off someone else is paying for the electric bill some where yeah be very careful not to get into trouble.

[@randomthe0ne]

​​​@@futuristicentity2417 maybe theres light because they have flashlights

[@vurzoh981]

@@randomthe0ne whether you're joking or not, it wasn't funny.

[@nondescriptbeing5944]

The Proper People are a good channel for that, always chill

[@HerDyingVoice]

2:05 If you're ever in an abandoned building and see rusted grates to stand on, DO NOT jump onto them like you see here.

[@The_Obvious_Solution]

Seriously. That had me cringing. Also standing on top of rusty HVAC ducts. Thought he was going to fall through.

[@Neoncaffine9915]

I’m curious, why if I may ask?

[@The_Obvious_Solution]

@@Neoncaffine9915 You really can't tell how bad the rust is and it can weaken the metal to the point of being brittle and breaking. If it does when you're that high up, you're gonna have a bad time.

[@nonyabusiness9747]

Yeah he put all his weight on each rung of the ladder and I was like dam. Then he jumped on the old concrete boiler and I was like oh shit he got REAL lucky there.. then the kid JUMPS on the old metal rusty grate 5 stories in the air. He had three near death experiences and didn't even realize it.

[@jaleger2295]

@@Neoncaffine9915 bruh...

[@rowanw5912]

I did a little looking, the prison is Rivers State Prison in Milledgeville, Georgia. If you look at the surrounding area the only building they could've made their way into is the nearby Georgia Department of corrections office, which is still active despite the nearby prison having closed. Makes sense because they still had prison related things in there. It's definitely a security risk for them to leave that door unlocked lol.

[@MrEamesHeard]

Its in a massive complex, like 5 different prisons around it too next to mental hospital. massive holes in fences real easy to get in

[@wobwobwubwub]

georgia co officers could probably benefit from this information @@MrEamesHeard

[@cynaptyc]

Wondering if the Walking Dead or some other movie maybe used the location. The cars, the expended blanks and dummies!? Maybe a law or military simulation? Pretty cool!

[@jonnyphenomenon]

Tell me about it. Could you imagine having a door in your office with a sign saying keep this closed, that has a hole in the floor which is an entrance to tunnels leading to a nearby prison???!! FILL IT WITH CONCRETE FOR F SAKE

[@82spiders]

Thank you.

[@centerice]

Miles of abandoned dark tunnels, roaches on the walls, jail cells, solitary confinement cells, intake holding cell with concrete bed, old halloween haunted house effigies... All those scary things, and yet the creepiest part of the video was when you popped out into the mysterious, fully lit, still occupied, modern institutional hallway. Funny how the human mind works.

[@jcee2259]

Bed to differ. I enjoyed being paid to service felons awaiting court-ordered execution dates and more scary people within a state hospital for the criminal insane. I was authorized to shoot dead felons attempting escape or who were being too scary for their intended victims. My choice for any killing was a .30-06 rifle.

[@bikerpercy9945]

Yea my jaw dropped

[@Beadledom2024]

That hospital is SO unsecured.

[@besarionrompuy8180]

does anyone know where that fully powered area is?

[@g_raff_har4530]

I wanted them to keep going Into the hospital area

[@bazra19]

When climbing a ladder always put your hands on the side rails. Never on the rungs. That way you always have three points of contact, if the rung happens to be insecure you have a second chance.

[@wefukthenwo]

Good point. The rungs are for your feet.

[@FishFishTank]

Also , i would wear some sort of face protection like a bandana / mask and avoid consuming food/water/skin creams while in such concentrations of mold. It can get to your lungs and take you out faster than you'd expect

[@rocdocs]

Also, maybe don't jump up and down on rusted catwalks and air vents, hundreds of feet off the floor. MAYBE

[@mchebornek]

@@FishFishTank greetings brother, if I may add, with all due respect, I've liked the face mask while climbing a latter with multiple climbers, mainly for myself, it prevents injesting debris falling straight in my facial area, causing eye, nose and mouth irritants. Thanks for the additional warnings, especially the cream. Take care.

[@robertoleary3004]

@@rocdocs best to let them learn the hard way.

[@dustythekitsune5655]

The moment you walked into the nice clean hospital part it reminded me of Resident Evil, just going through a old location just to end up into a nice clean lab, honestly really cool and creepy.

[@FunkkyPanda69]

For all we know they stumbled into real life Umbrella

[@Perhapsian]

For anyone wondering about that hallway still in use. I've been on Street View for about 2 hours inspecting every single door on all of these old buildings and facilities in the Central State Hospital area and I believe I have finally found where they came up at by the window that was visible through the door and the door leading outside with the single window and the 4-paned window above it. I am certain it is the southside door to the still active Probation Office. Visible from Street View if you place your marker down on Echols Rd looking up the driveway going towards the building there. The way the ground is shaped too as well makes this more sensible to me along with the first visible window of the building which was open, matches perfectly by location.

[@ActionAdventureTwins]

Sounds about right. We had to get the heck out of there

[@Sure-wj1vf]

In my opinion, i think an oxygen/toxic gass meter would be a good idea in abandoned tunnels and mines. Bad air can, and does kill.

[@foxxy46213]

for sure standing water holds in the nasty stuff an walking in it releases it back into the atmosphere

[@carlo_cali]

Yeah I saw when those guys went to Chernobyl. They had to get naked and cross a body of water up to their wastes with their gear over their heads. They had a Gieger sc meter. It was spooky. And worse, as far as they went to get there they were not alone. Crazy stuff.

[@jaimevilla9142]

That and a radiation alarm or meter.. Very brave!

[@CKSeams]

@@carlo_cali What video are you referring to? Sounds cool!

[@Dawahsphere]

@@carlo_cali link?

[@sandyca1106]

The only part that scared me was when your friend went into the cell and the door closed. I wondered to myself, 'what if it locks automatically? they don't have a key to get him out!' So so glad it went well.

[@ActionAdventureTwins]

yeah that could go very badly!

[@lluhu]

No electricity Sandy

[@chesterfieldthe3rd929]

@@lluhu I work on those type of locks. You don't need electric to lock it just to unlock.

[@seanwagner1854]

As a corrections officer, some of those doors do lock automatically. The real big one with several hatches was one. I was waiting for the click.

[@chesterfieldthe3rd929]

@@seanwagner1854 yeah there definitely is both kinds.

[@jcee2259]

One rule in incarceration facilities. Never close an open locking door after entering if you don't have a key to unlock it. That detention entry is often called a SLAM. People have died in abandoned cells. After being unable to escape. Thirst kills faster than starvation Drinking urine will poison any human

[@warehousedave7937]

Interesting how comforting the organic decay of the abandoned buildings was compared to the lights on clean environment that they suddenly found themselves in. That was the creepy place.

[@RryhhbfrHhgdHhgd356]

It always amazes me that humanity built massive steam architecture like this… and then just… abandoned it. All that digging and all that concrete… now for nothing.

[@user-in7bu8jk8v]

yuuup, we really are the most wasteful/ greedy species

[@erice3014]

I was thinking the same thing

[@roccovanelli241]

They don’t build infrastructure anymore like they used too. Everything is expendable in our throw away culture.

[@RryhhbfrHhgdHhgd356]

@@roccovanelli241 And yet, when I see properly built infrastructure like this abandoned… I kind of understand why. :/ Why build to last when you are going to throw it out anyway?

[@acmctheworld2107]

@@RryhhbfrHhgdHhgd356 Never in the plan to throw it away, normally just happens that way.

[@gregpiller2331]

How do you go from a delapidated old jail. Into a clean an well kept hospital type area? Those floors were waxed and everything was clean. That doesn't even make sense to be attached to the same building. It's like you found the backrooms.

[@noahgilbert8630]

You don’t want to know the real answer to that question

[@Imshittingmypants]

Asylum and prison complex is what they’re under. Steam tunnels heated the whole place in old times

[@gamegator1048]

My mall near me has the same type of run down back area. I think it may just be an intact hospital or something. Why else would the electricity be on.

[@jimnunya1253]

Like was for a movie or a gangster spot where they remove bullets or sow up bad wounds. Maybe pull a guy's teeth out!

[@citadelblu637]

@@noahgilbert8630 D.U.M.B bunker entrance?

[@vondahartsock-oneil3343]

Stumbled upon this. Love how you get right to it, no messing around, no standing around bs'ing etc....get in, film everything and get out. Great job! I knew it was a prison, not a jail almost immediately. Like many others, it was opening that door and viola, clean lit air conned facility that gave me the chills. Seemed sketchy alright. Given all we know now about trafficking of children and adults and organ harvesting etc....I just wonder why the hospital looking part is still operational. Oh the imagination lol. Thanks peeps. One of the best urb x I've seen in a long time. everyone else take too long and stop and film every inch of a room or something. Ok, I gotta watch part 2 now. You hooked me like a fish.

[@joeyestrada9071]

This is literally the best channel I've ever found on KZbin! I LOVE IT

[@KK20238]

I will pay any amount of money for you to return to that sketchy area with the lights and AC, I'm dying to know what's going on there, if anything. Even to just see more of it ! You've got a new sub regardless, this is unrivaled urbex content!

[@albertoperezgonzalez5002]

i need know too

[@helpadam5878]

yes please let us know what that place was about. My curiosity needs to be quenched

[@KrossShadow]

Yeah, at least should have went a bit further. Turn your lights off be quiet and if you hear someone then turn around.

[@zIVeNomIx]

Human experimentation

[@nefariumxxx]

someone else replied that it was a nursing home, unoccupied at the time.

[@mewsymom1040]

Consider purchasing a “Gas Mask Respirator, Painting Spraying Respirator” with the ability to put in replaceable filters. Bet you went through a ton peeling asbestos and mold. Enjoy your adventures, but guard your health while doing it.

[@goddesspatriciastrong5917]

OMGoddess!! I agree with you on this comment, They need to have some special suits and put coverings on your head as well. Yes I vote for gas mask Respirator , Protect your health. I appreciate your video.

[@kenjohnson4423]

the pipe appeared to be insulated with asbestos. An N95 would be helpful for sure. I know lots of sailors who died from being on ships in the 60s from asbestos, or plasterers using it in stucco. But they were exposed every day for years and they lived into their 60s or 70s. these explorers didnt disturb the asbestos, so thats good.

[@dickjohnson9582]

And let's not forget the most deadly particles around...covid

[@christopherjohnson1803]

Thanks, Dick.

[@eastcoastmodz5195]

8:10 Your looking at the bottom of an elevator shaft. The springs 'cushion' the elevator as it's lowered to the lowest point. the large piston with a shut off valve is the hydraulic lift of the elevator itself. Love the video! Keep them coming!

[@LucyFur.]

Yo I love these types of exploring vids! Also unrelated but it's cool this vid has two "most replayed" moments, never saw that before.

[@jimcrawford297]

I almost expected you guys to be confronted when you entered the fully operational side. Crazy it just has a "Keep for closed" sign or whatever on that completely unlocked door.

[@burstagent2419]

I was thinking how scary it would be to work in a nice clean lab/facility like that, go through the "keep closed" door out of curiosity and see what we're connected to

[@joel.ha.]

​@@burstagent2419 you look in and it just looks like the janitor area or maintenance dept. You'd have to go way back to find out there's access to tunnels

[@RJ-lk5pj]

That tunnel.. with the pipes that ran along the left side of it was completely covered with asbestos. More than likely it was on the floors and was kicked up while exploring and inhaled. The furnaces definitely had trace amounts in and around it as well. Lead paint that was peeling was on the floors & crushed and was inhaled during the inside of the jail. Lead levels can be detected through a blood test. Half face respirators wouldn’t hurt next time 👍🏻

[@econoroller]

Intrusion of naturally occurring radium gas and methane through the old concrete or man made contamination from dioxins or other shiddy chemikills may be another concern....they didn't close that expensive place just for gits and shiggles

[@conniptions1533]

Yeah I assumed so considering the place looks frozen in time, probably all sorts of dangerous stuff floating around

[@anotheralpharius2056]

@@econoroller eh, it seemed like a steam heating system. which doesnt make sense to keep one that big running just to service a few buildings

[@jenytails]

yeah lol the guy said the celling is covered in asbestos and nobody made any attempt to cover their nose and mouth not even with their shirts😭

[@POTheta001]

A follow-up video where you guys retrace your steps and identify the final building using Google Maps would be really cool!!!

[@michaellucas8927]

Who doesn't like exploring strange places you've never been to? I, personally, love it. Thanks for taking us along.

[@rustymotor]

Cool exploration, creepy part at the end entering into that corridor with lights on and clean painted walls, was expecting someone to come along and catch you mob. Almost like a horror movie!

[@JacobTFuller]

I'm desperate to know what the place was and if it's for people (who belong there)... like give some research explanation!

[@purpleflamingo979]

backrooms?

[@rayfan9876]

@@purpleflamingo979 literally

[@ZeroEliteOfficial]

It might actually be the back rooms tho

[@JasonFlorida]

Liminal space

[@pj_trades3991]

That “bricked off room” was done using what’s called speed tiles, what they used before cinder blocks about 70-100 years ago so it’s pretty old.

[@user-im1pq7bl9x]

Incredible dedication and amazing lurks! Keep the explorations going!. Incredible dedication and amazing lurks! Keep the explorations going!.

[@apeape06]

Love the adventures!! This reminds me of an episode of Ghost Hunters where they go to a high school and debunk claims of people hearing "ghost" footsteps in the auditorium. There were actually tunnels under ground and kids would go in there and hang out. You could very clearly hear them from the auditorium. Can't wait to get back out there exploring!!!! South dakota is a cool place for abandoned properties too.

[@lohostege]

18:05 Assuming that that it closed down 05-07, and Frozen was released in the 10's, that's kinda creepy why there is now kid stuff in a abandoned building

[@bryanribey]

Bruh that’s true… the building closed in 2009 and yet above the little mirror on the vanity you can see that the vanity is literally based on the movie frozen which wasn’t released until 2013….. that’s sketchy as fuck.

[@maum4auu]

experiments

[@profecarrillo6479]

@@maum4auu something much more mundane and perverted.

[@kylefarley5851]

@@bryanribey whats the building?

[@JadedBelle]

​@@kylefarley5851 A prison

[@angelartistic3056]

Ya'll never disappoint!

[@davidjarvis316]

Fun to watch you all do the things I can't!

[@MrJoecool9999]

It crossed my mind that someone may have held a child captive down there - with the toy desk and stuff - not likely a child would have brought them there - and why would something like that be in a prison - looked quite clean and fresh considering where it was - might be worthwhile notifying the Police....!

[@ThePryzmean]

Thought the same... looked like a child had been held there... immediately I wondered about local missing children. But the explorers moved on without much consideration. The lab-like facility, all clean and in use, with taped along bottom of doors -- that was freaky as well. Secret lab?

[@maxssister1985]

Having been raised around some shady shit, i thought maybe it could be squatters. But theres no sign of an adult living in there as well. The only cell had childrens stuff. Or maybe people partying there locked their kid in a room so they could party. Either way its creepy and unsettling. By the sound of it they seem to assume it was squatters by the girl saying “desperate times” 😬

[@ThePryzmean]

@@maxssister1985 Assumption seemed a way of merely dismissing it, imo. It's like the weird hidden lab, later in the video -- they just sorta blow it off... could be some bizarre and sadistic experiments on people going on in there. They don't seem to want to get involved with anything. Walk in and find people in cages, they would whistle a happy tune and continue on without comment lol.

[@stovepipe1015]

There's always toys in prison visiting rooms for families/children visiting.

[@MrJoecool9999]

@@stovepipe1015 perhaps but they wouldn't likely have them in a cell - they were very clean looking for something that had to have been there for a very long time if they were there from when the place was abandoned - anyway that's what the police get paid to do - to find out stuff like that out...!

[@GCCG76]

This brings some golden memoirs and reminds me we were all once commonly attracted to this nature of curiosity. Keep bringing them home folks! Safety on the ladder

[@stevenedwards8353]

So weird to see a place in such a bad state of disrepair, and then see an office area strewn with documents with a 2005 date on one of them. Also weird to see that hospital-looking area still having full power. Felt almost... still occupied, somehow

[@stuckinavase1586]

Awesome find! Those are some huge boilers. Wish I could see them for myself...

[@Joshua-zn4fe]

A lot of places have closed like this because of lead paint and asbestos. It is super expensive to remove lead and asbestos and the funds just weren't there. Believe it or not, sometimes it is more expensive to remove these things then to just build a new building. Be really careful.

[@scottwall8419]

They also moved away from this type of imprisonment. It was very open and easy access to multiple levels. Once gangs and other such barriers became prevalent they had to go to individual cells due to the rising attacks to immamtes from other inmates. On those big rooms with the large fans they would stack 100 or more inmates cots for sleeping etc. As they became over crowded they ended up adding them as double dunks ans in some prisons triple bunks. The population became crazy and many riots happened due to extremely poor conditions even for it being a prison. Modern internment is much different than it was.

[@anotheralpharius2056]

I believe they have even also moved away from this kind of heating system (im pretty sure its steam heating tunnels) as I have not heard of many modern facilities using it

[@thomasbingham9648]

​@@anotheralpharius2056yep worked on them for 33 years

[@matthewrussell4339]

20:43

[@TwoFingeredMamma]

That's why they demolished the world trade centre.

[@bgbanks6462]

Just came across your guys channel last night. Been watching for hours. Dope spots you guys find and crazy insane what you guys do. Awesome content you bring to the people. Thanks to you guys we get to experience these places. You guys be safe and i wish you guys nothing but great luck on your expeditions.

[@charleshorseman55]

at 9:47 the whiteboard clearly states: "Rivers State Prison" (Low-Medium security) 14:00 looks like chow hall (perhaps for staff) 23:30 well-lit, AC on, floors waxed. Definitely in use.

[@user-nz6ej1me5r]

It's sad they don't know the difference between a jail and a prison.

[@alp77747]

it also says something about a dick in your anus? wtf ?????????

[@rodneywarner551]

I'm glad yall are exploring and filming so I can safely watch from the comfort of my living room. I would get lost guaranteed. I don't know how yall don't. Stay safe and keep exploring. Thanks...

[@777robocop]

Old School high pressure watertube boilers. They and their pipes are covered in asbestos tho. For anyone else exploring this building, please bring a respirator. Big pipe underground is a steam transmission line which does exactly as expected. I'm going to guess the smaller line is a condensate return line to return steam to the boiler after it has condensed back into water. The only alternative is a secondary steam line but not likely as it travels the same distance. A great example to a similar system is that of the Boilers in parkchester new york that power the apartment complexes.

[@koopon3900]

So they were built to provide mass heating?

[@conniecharley5013]

Wow what a place not sure if I can catch on what was this for and what kind of purpose it was for.

[@777robocop]

@@koopon3900 yes

[@laurensa.1803]

Just don't go there. An regular respirator does not protect you against asbestos... You need a HEPA classified one, and those are not cheap.

[@DaddysWorldOfficial]

Pretty cool explore you guys!

[@jeffreyyoung4104]

As soon as you showed the hallway with the lights on, I saw a fire extinguisher and knew it was in use... I'm glad you boogied!

[@nuwver7884]

I really enjoyed this underground tunnel exploration and looking forward to part 2!

[@chandracox6814]

This is Center Stage Hospital Millegeville in Georgia. The creepy place yall walked into that is still operational is likely the Veteran's Home that is attached to this facility. Very creepy.

[@benjamingrimes3304]

Thank you for the location information! I like reading up on these places.

[@babakoosaw]

you guys are so lucky. i love places like that . i could spend days looking around.

[@vintagethrifter2114]

The main complex was built in 1931 and was a state hospital until it became a prison in 1981. It held over 1,000 patients/inmates. It closed in 2009.

[@xxhouse]

Whats it called?

[@vintagethrifter2114]

@@xxhouse I don't remember. There are enough clues in the video to be able to Google it. That is what I did.

[@mpeckmusic]

@@vintagethrifter2114 agree, found it with one clue and one search. Headed that way soon.

[@kawou4250]

@@vintagethrifter2114 What city?

[@vintagethrifter2114]

@@kawou4250 I don't remember. You'll have to Google it.

[@zechariahdymond4358]

A once in a lifetime opportunity of urban exploration. I can think of maybe hundreds of Urban Explorers that would kill for this kind of opportunity, this dive is unparalleled.

[@ActionAdventureTwins]

we had the same feelings leaving this place. there was just way too much to see we didn't even see a quarter of this place. thanks so much for watching!

[@jakesides3613]

Right, the handcuffs still on the wall. The ducking entrance to the tunnel where you just walked through the vines. The place has no graff also. Such a unique spot. I hope to one day hit it

[@ExploreWitSolar999]

@@jakesides3613 hoping I go when Graff is there or I'll be the first

[@derrickjohnson9692]

You should check out the London underground videos

[@billweisman7146]

The metal and copper available there is immense. Doors,Gates Beds, wiring Hundreds of thousands of bucks for sure. It would be a great location for filming as well...Just Wow.🙏🏻🙏🏿

[@Methxdz]

It’s crazy how y’all ended up in like an office building outta nowhere I wish y’all explored it further

[@graffaholics198]

Incredible dedication and amazing lurks! Keep the explorations going!

[@waju7359]

👀 The only thing I was able to catch in that clean building was the sign.. it said "Warning computer in use walkie talkies must be turned off before entering" also just looking up the area based off the buildings name caught on video "Rivers South" it is sitting in the middle of other OPEN correctional facilities.. so its a good thing they NOPE'd the heck out of there when they did haha The only thing I find off is the fact that that door was not secured yet has a sign that says please keep closed 🤦🏾‍♀️🤦..that's just what I gathered..........Ooooorr it could be some creepy off the grid place 😳 🤣

[@dodgingbullets3503]

🎭Be safe guys...Thank you for this🎭👏

[@Rustyfoxcreations]

Cool! We explored abandoned houses back in the day.

[@mm2024-7]

Love the exploration aspect and anticipation of your travels. Keep up the good work!

[@theRPGmaster]

These places are super unique, so many ideas for game environment designs. Perfect for some kind of post-apocalyptic setting. I'd love to explore that place.

[@Thetruth21478]

Gotta do more of this !

[@chrisfurnier4790]

That was so sketchy! Such a dilapitated creepy building, like right out of Resident Evil to get deep inside and all of a sudden, it's all clean like a hospital with lights on and running power!

[@jcee2259]

I like to advise people Santa Cruz, CA, has a tunnel maze. Just walk into sea caves within city limits until finding the one with a steel door at the rear. Past that is ocean flooded tunnels. With sea life. I heard seals barking. Up above you could try fishing at street gutter grates if afraid of dark scary places.

[@Sam-yq7wj]

have people explored it?

[@jcee2259]

@@Sam-yq7wj What SAM requested is probably an available public record. Funded as it was by taxpayers. You can understand technical blueprint details, correct ?

[@krystaljasmine8782]

I’d like to go check it out! Any It’s information you can give me about it?

[@krystaljasmine8782]

@@jcee2259 thank you :)

[@jcee2259]

@@Sam-yq7wj The tunnels are man-made but I only heard sea life within. No electric lighting was observed. I saw no evidence of past visitors apart from the open door. Ocean wave forces make caves and have opportunity here to force entry past man- made materials.. Go figure.

[@davidortiz3094]

Addicted to these videos. Great work guys! Braver than I when it comes to exploring places like this

[@maxwalsh234]

ayooo

[@maxwalsh234]

they hit the jackpot lmao

[@tThisNThat]

Man watching you guy's give me major anxiety!

[@stevenwood7131]

23:24 wish ya would have explored "the hospital" a little more. looked to clean to not be used/ open/ currently occupied.

[@sagerotusj7504]

The fact that there was air conditioning and the lights were on tells me that someones living there or using it. They could have been caught by police/squatters etc.

[@21masont]

Man y'all are so underrated y'all deserve 10 times the following you have please keep doing what you're doing, and be safe

[@kinroga]

To be fair this is content no one thinks to look up

[@countdoof8724]

this was so cool! and when you opened that door that lead to the "hospital" part was so trippy. i thought you stepped into the backrooms!

[@davidisonyt]

If that building is still in use it needs better security.

[@KingTalion]

Man that place with the lights on was so eerie like wtf. The one door separating the mess from the pristine white was creepy

[@foremanthe1]

That was weird how they didn't continue to find out why that was so clean and with lights

[@plateshutoverlock]

It was obviously an 'active building' and it's a good thing they turned back before security or an employee caught them.

[@foremanthe1]

@@plateshutoverlock there is no way I could've turned back until I seen what was going on

[@eisidoro]

entering the backrooms

[@poopymerl]

has to be a CIA black site

[@jacobrowell4041]

If you guys ever make your way down to Colorado, the Great Western Sugar Mill would be right up your ally. Massive abandoned sugar mill located in Longmont. Lots to explore and there’s a tunnel that goes up under the factory (although I never had the balls to explore it). I’d highly recommend bringing a respirator and your common sense. Some rooms are riddled with asbestos and I’m pretty sure I’ve been stalked by a tweaker or two the last time I visited.

[@neondotsmusic]

This is so awesome, I want to be your friend and explore places with y'all.

[@fyredust960]

This is the perfect pivot for this channel to turn into an ARG 😂 YO I'm excited for part 2 though!

[@cjod33]

Awesome to see urban explorers doing it for real. Takes me back to my youth as a member of the Sydney tunnel rats. Keep the adventure alive. STR Credo " it's not an adventure unless something goes wrong"

[@carltaylor845]

Look at all that Kudzu! Yall must be in Georgia or another state down South. Love watching these videos! I'm looking for a cave or caves out by my property. I'm pretty sure some old mines/Native American tunnels are out this way!

[@AmyILYSM1]

seems like they are, the prison is located in Milledgeville, GA (hoping I spelled that right)

[@SlingerFinger]

I feel like the hospital was still open and active. Y'all just came up through the old part where nobody goes. Awesome adventure looks so fun

[@tommcelroy6975]

You think that was still active?

[@goddesspatriciastrong5917]

OMGODdess!! Awesome exploring Vlog, I loved it, the speed and tempo kept my anticipation, I will be seeking Part 2 thank you for this experience. I'm a subscriber now.

[@ActionAdventureTwins]

Thanks so much, were glad you like the video, thanks for the support!!

[@shanebarnes5822]

@@ActionAdventureTwins hey where is this place at?

[@qldabandonedmines]

Epic exploring gang. Looking forward to part 2 🇦🇺🇦🇺💯

[@nancygermain6924]

This was very interesting, enjoyed the adventure. Thanks. Most terrifying part!!! The rat & I didn’t even see it, just heard about it.

[@ActionAdventureTwins]

Right at 10:31 you can see the rat under the overhead pipes going over that electrical box with the fuses in it. Most of his body stays hidden but you can see the tips of his ears poking out as he stares back at us

[@lofldor9126]

Found this video from seeing part 2 and was curious what everyone was talking about. Turns out I recognize that exact place. In 2022 another explore channel had gone through the lit up area. It's all part of a massive prison complex. In systems like that the steam tunnels lead from each building. Many universities do this as well. It appears that most of that complex is abandoned. The lit up area is also abandon but was kept in working order In cade of low risk, senior prison overflow. Due to asbestos and mold it is going to slowly rot away like the rest of the building. Cheers.

[@lofldor9126]

And yes this complex was used for filming movies. I believe parts of the walking dead were also shot at this place.

[@krystalzeogas8814]

Which explore channel I'm trying to find the video

[@lofldor9126]

@@krystalzeogas8814 pretty sure it was taken down because of being inside an operating government facility as this video isn't in my playlist anymore either. I forget now the name of this place but you can search the comments for someone talking about it being a prison and it will lead you on the right trace

[@xspx341]

what city

[@MrDiMES123]

@@lofldor9126u think it’s a normal place with running lights & freshly waxed floors in 2023 when it was abandoned in 2008? And the only footage of it was taken down?😂

[@markrhilliard1]

Looks like some fun urban exploring! I'm guessing somewhere back east? Be safe out there! Enjoyed watching both parts! That one area looked to clean to be abandoned. Very strange!

[@georgeheld1901]

Has a low water table, I’m guessing somewhere along the Appalachians: Pennsylvania, West Virginia, maybe NC or Georgia?

[@mikehenry4743]

@@georgeheld1901 Milledgeville, GA.

[@georgeheld1901]

@@mikehenry4743 thx, I saw it in a different comment, I am planning on checking it out at some point, its only like 3 hours away from me

[@caspersees6257]

This was great. It reminded me of when I was on my honeymoon and we were in a really nice old country inn. In our room, there was a loft area, noticed 2 doors. Checked one and it was unlocked, so I peeked in and it immediately went down some steps to a dark hallway, so I motioned for the old ball and chain to grab a light and follow me. We went up and down and corners and ramps and came to this room that was padded and had a toilet and sink and little hotplate with some canned goods and some old tupperware with old food inside. In one corner there was a box that looked like it was used for trash, so I peeked in and noticed a lot of dried blood on tissues. That freaked me out so we started to head back and about halfway to the door to the loft, I noticed a faint smell of something metallic. So did my husband and we were whispering and gasping, and freaking out. We heard a light tapping of metal on metal, oh god the echo of it I can still hear. We bolted back to our room. I ended up putting a dresser and a few chairs by those two doors up there. The next morning at breakfast, sitting at the end of the bar where the drinks were placed, was a box exactly like the one we saw in that padded room, and it had red and white tissues in it. What???

[@doingbettereveryday]

Wtf why didnt you report it

[@caspersees6257]

I did report it before breakfast and that was right before I saw the box at the end of the bar. Come to find out it was an ex-employee who had found the room and since he lost his job, he decided to just stay there. He had stomach cancer, hence the blood. He was eventually found, homeless, and the inn decided to take care of his hospital bills and all that. Unfortunately, it was a little too late, since he passed away not long after they started helping, but he left knowing that people really did care about him.

[@trevorrisley5419]

I love hearing stories about kind people. Thanks for sharin’ this.

[@m.w.nauroth1282]

Poll

[@daystars6479]

that place fucking haunted

[@HalloElmer]

‘Oh snap there’s a rat - He’s kind of cute!’ Made me laugh 🐀

[@Baken-Beans-420PCGaming-fv8ew]

Years back when I was a teen, my town had an old abandoned juvie(Jail for minors). There was an an underground parking garage and I heard there were cars in it. Was crazy. We went exploring a couple times there, and it was so freaking cool. The cells had these old wooden doors with slats for serving food. It had a in-door basket ball court, and cafeteria. Never went in the underground portion cause we didn't have flash lights, and one time we did have lights but my friends were too chicken to go down with me. Wish we had though. Unfortunately, they burned down the Juvie about 10 years back :( Now it's just an empty lot. Though it does leave me wondering.....that underground parking garage must still be there, because they didn't do any construction as far as I know. They just literally burnt the building down. Would be interesting to do ground penetrating sonar, to see if the garage is still there.

[@user-rz3wf1dd3l]

Cool video. Please be careful there are many safety hazards in there, stay safe. 🙏

[@DeepTalksPodcast777]

I'm amazed by the lack of grafitti. Every old building I've been inside has been filled with all kinds of art from the past.

[@GR-bn3xj]

I was thinking the same thing. There is always graffiti, no matter how creepy or far away the place is. To me that means not many make the journey inside there, bc these people cant resist spray painting their mark every place they go and destroying anything they can.

[@officialdamienkane]

They left out how scary this place actually is. I've been there and it's enough to scare an atheist into a full blown believer of Christ. A lot of shit happens when you're there.

[@DeepTalksPodcast777]

@@officialdamienkane I don't believe in all that hoopla personally. Like I can imagine it's echoey and dark. If anything there's a local hobo that has a permanent residence and spooks people who come by. 🤣

[@0x44Monad]

@@officialdamienkane like what

[@esyphillis101]

@@officialdamienkane Please elaborate. What kinds of details did the people who’d recorded this video leave out?

[@Noxicate]

I find this stuff oddly interesting and ill always come to your channel as you don't cut exploring out! you make quarantine fun!

[@richardvanderpool7540]

When exploring tunnels, think about asbestos. It's probably amosite on boilers and steam pipes. Amosite asbestos has a higher risk of mesothelioma. Think about the air you're breathing. Be safe!

[@adamadeptus3686]

What was this filmed with? Very nice quality video with what looks like some kind of fishbulb lens. Great video!

[@ActionAdventureTwins]

Go pro hero 7

[@charlyrodzz]

Out of everything, the only part that scared me a little was that well maintained part of the facility. Wtf it had electricity, the floor, walls super clean. I dont know but to me something shady is goin on there, maybe the government has a secret lab/building where they experiment lmao but yeah the possibilities are endless. Not to mention the toys, that was creepy as well. Ok now let me watch part 2

[@anotheralpharius2056]

nah, they were climbing through steam heating tunnels, perfectly reasonable for a building to have gotten a new heat system installed and still be in use

[@khx73]

1:43 careful around those steam drums.. looks very much like asbestos insulation under that mastic stuff... cool explore

[@howinteresting2]

loads of old asbestos cement insulation 😷?

[@Boback111]

Love places like this. Grew up near the Wayne County Training School for Feeble Minded Children (Northville Tunnels) and of course in Detroit there’s tons of stuff.

[@choliosis2551]

I cannot fathom how you go down any single one of these hallways without thinking "no thanks I don't want to be here". like?? Is my anxiety the reason for that or am I the normal one? Idk man. You would not catch me in here without idk maybe holding someone's hand the whole time iudnij but it's very cool to watch from the comfort of my own home so ty because I could never do this myself. It's random urban explorers who discover the wacky consipracies lmao

[@panmandanpmd4456]

Seing the kids toys and pillow in that cell made me feel worried like someone has been keeping kids there against there will .

[@CrAzYpotpie]

That's how I feel when I see kids in church, except with mine there is evidence of kids actually being there.

[@KathyJensen-vh2yk]

Yes that place definitely needs to be investigated .

[@puccfusi3966]

Just to add to the fact that the girls on the mirror thing at 18:09… that movie wasn’t even released till 2013 which means there was activity after this place shut down.. creepy as fuck knowing that something was definitely up there, and it was done supposedly after this place was abandoned (2005/6 judging from the paperwork at the start)

[@BlackIronCollector]

Your adventures are amazing!

[@jaymahoney3040]

that hospital part still looked like it was operational.....i was waiting for you to run into a custodian or security guard,glad you got out of there and very nice to see a pretty woman in your videos

[@joee7626]

Between the spent casing (they are blanks by the way, you can tell by the crimped ends), random toys, burned out vehicles (that had no engines or transmissions I noticed) and "bodies" in there, I'd say someone was using it for a training site. Possibly for room clearing or hostage rescue. They often mix in simulated friendlies or civilians to train on shoot/no-shoot situations. Things are put in there to made it a little more realistic for the training,

[@ismewhat1234]

I enjoy it you're crazy amazing videos thank. Miss being young and doing this myself So you keep it going for me❤👏👏👏👏

[@annamariairvine9671]

thank you, nick. you gave me something to watch when I should definitely be studying

[@rainasuncion2273]

same vibe

[@carpelunam]

Damn you guys are living my dreams and fantasies, Im truly jealous and a fan at the same time. Cheers and Good luck on your Adventures!

[@RipStunna55]

Camera work is great! Glad to see abandoned buildings without fake ghosts people run away from

[@snowballil3133]

Love the abandoned exploring

[@trevorwilliamgrindrod3999]

That building you guys ended up in did you'se find our what it was? Can't wait for part 2!!!

[@nicholasglotzbach319]

Had a great time exploring with y’all!