Abandoned Mountain Top Missile Site - OPEN To Public / LA96C

[@TheDailyWoo]

Bought a new camera after yesterday's bad luck . Also I screwed up the name of the park at start of this video , my apologies . Did you see yesterday's video ? kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZnecY4dpaKefjKc

[@BollingHolt]

Bummer about the old one from yesterday's video, but I hope you have a new play toy to enjoy at least!

[@thejadashow1039]

TheDailyWoo nice hair in the intro. Majestic as heck

[@TampaJay]

Glad you got a new cam buddy

[@Earwig999]

TheDailyWoo did you get another G7X or something different?

[@Carolina_Tripping]

TheDailyWoo always good to see you man. love all you do.. you are original and one of a kind.. stay the course my man, stay the course..

[@albertray8728]

I'm not sure you still reading your comments tell you my mother loves you she passed away on April 3rd 2018 when she was blind she would listen to your videos because she could see them and they gave her Joy each day to hear your voice as far as what you were doing and when she got her eyesight back she even loved watching you even more thank you for the daily woo

[@TheDailyWoo]

Sorry for your loss Albert . Thanks for the comment and memories of your mother . Glad she found enjoyment in what I do . Means a lot to me

[@rparret]

I really appreciate all the TDWs you've been doing in recent weeks. It's fun hanging with you on your adventures.

[@MitchJ]

This was a fun one. I love seeing abandoned military installations. Please do more of them. Also, the earthquake monitoring equipment was very interesting to me. Thanks for sharing another lunch with me at my desk at work, Adam.

[@LOKELYOKEL1]

The missile launch site for this location is located on the southeast corner of victory/woodley on an Army reserve site. You can still see the doors where the missiles would have been stored underground.

[@MrTonyoftheDead]

It's crazy how this existed and is just not now. Thanks for taking us there Adam!

[@davidc.pierce9631]

So glad you took us along, Adam. I did not know this place existed! Unreal!! 👌

[@resilva2]

It's official.. with your last couple of videos, you are now Huell Howser's replacement that's a good thing. These are truly your own versions of 'California Gold'. All you have to do is add someone to interview and it becomes California's Woo.

[@dalenewby1366]

Yes! The old Adamthewoo is back doing abandoned sites!

[@mustangcindy1303]

Very peaceful place to go and get away from it all for a little while I can tell and also a place to learn a little military history too while you are at it.

[@deserieorona858]

Thanks Adam the woo for always showing us new historic stuff

[@LadyDragonsblood]

I had no idea. I love it when you take us to places, that are basically out in the open, but are almost forgotten. Thank you so much.

[@bryancallahan6300]

What I like about you adam you have never changed I have followed a long time the video that attracted me to your channel was joyland. I still go back and watch the old vids . Adam you are the original explorer before all the others who cash in on your idea. I want to say thank you your the first and the best no one comes near to your professional approach to vlogging.........bryan uk. I hope you read this.

[@Brad772006]

This vid reminded me of a time when Adam the Woo videos would sometimes consist of abandoned places that were not necessarily freely open to the public. Do miss that type of content.

[@danish-nl6ew]

twenty thousand acres not 200,000. Great video. What a great history lesson, free to the public. Be safe in your travels

[@SplorinRyan]

I'm noticing a nice influx of the under-the-radar type of content... Very cool to see, and props for not playing it safe!

[@SuperEnthused]

Agree! Love it!

[@MrBigdavehd97]

Good morning Adam ,keep them comming

[@PrimephotoStudio]

Adam great video, I worked with a guy that was a Technician for these missile systems, he had some great stories about working on the systems.

[@scarystardust5175]

Beautiful and eerie. Nice that you’re allowed to explore. Glad you didn’t get stung! Thanks for showing us and have a great day Adam!

[@JerryJamesVlogs]

I wonder if this NIKE Missile site had any launch buttons with "Just do it" on it lol...Nice vlog Adam!

[@OddityOdysseys]

Adam! Thank you so much for the shout out! And awesome video! You're the best!! We hope to see you out there sometime!

[@ChristheShrinerdawg]

Love abandoned videos! I just posted one from a theater with old neon lights...built in the late 80’s and has a weird SAVED BY THE BELL vibe.

[@jeepersdelight]

No comments on the dog bowl? My assumption is it was a memorial of sorts. The passing of man's best friend. Probably a hiking buddy. All dogs go to heaven.

[@wolfsmith2865]

Jeepers Delight it made me sad.

[@sigmanfloyd7179]

Getting you exercise in for the day, good for you!

[@RhettyforHistory]

This was cool and crazy to think about being used. Definitely a good view up there!

[@RCCrawlerz209]

Love historical points of interest like that. Really shows how people did things, back then. Especially in our military. Historical things like this, are really cool.

[@candarianpumpkin]

I appreciate you showing the signs so that I can pause the vid and read about the places you vlog. And apparently, for the entirety of my life, I never knew NIKE was the Greek goddess of Victory. So, thanks for inspiring me to find that tidbit of learning, as well!

[@pattygadberry2464]

LOL!! When you started yelling "Hello", my 10 month old grand daughter answered "Hello" back to you. :D

[@nationalist818]

Most people in the Valley below know this place we called it "Dirt Mulholland" since paved is a different road. we use to go up parting up there when I was young. Both sides use to be open. The east entry has houses, the west end you needed a truck. It wasnt restored at all, tagged and gutted, and the sheriff would rarely show up. Almost every thing except the tower is restored. The stairs werent even there, and the top was open with no railing. The "bunker" is new and just for the cell towers.

[@theathjr]

Thanks Adam for this video. I’m adding this to my family trip next month. We love to check out “free” adventures.

[@cindysplace]

There's an old abandoned radar station on a mountain right above where I live in Nevada. I have been up there exploring and it's a cool place very similar to this. However, the old buildings are still there and are very decayed and falling in. It also boasts a cell and radio tower.

[@majormal1]

Vintage Woo!!! Love it...

[@JeffFrmJoisey]

Very interesting and informative video, Adam! I really enjoyed learning how we were protected as kids back then.

[@eLSewhere50]

When I think of Mulholland Drive, I think of the David Lynch movie starring Naomi Watts! But I live in Oklahoma. Thx for the vlog-this topic fascinates me!

[@carolined668]

Totally awesome! U have so much to look at were u are, and the views are fantastic! Thanku👍👍👍💖

[@karynbixby9595]

Ahhh my childhood hike! Thank you Adam.

[@rickdrais9737]

I think our old pal Jordan did a video on that location a while back. Fascinating place. I miss LA. Wish I still could afford to come down. Maybe someday… Until then, I’ll just watch you guys and live vicariously through your vids!

[@timetogodoug]

Morning Adam, have a great Day!

[@motorrebell]

Very interesting ! My dad worked on Nike Hercules / Ajax and Hawk Missiles during the Cold war when he was in the Army at White Sands missile range in New Mexico / Fort Bliss TX - Greetings from Germany !

[@searchlight18]

There was an abandoned Nike site in Richmond, Calif. we would hike to in the '80s.

[@rhondaz356]

I would have hated to be the guard posted at that sentry gate, so remotely positioned. Too bad the barracks were removed. That was extremely interesting, Adam. How many people, like you suggested, even know it's there?👍👍

[@patrickprescott5166]

Kind of a cool place. Nike sites were different from larger Titan sites in that there wasn't actually a battery or silo, rather the missiles would be risen out of the bunker that you saw on track-like system and they would be launched from the surface. There were 265 such sites in the US placed in such a way to guard cities and military installations. Here in MA we had 12 of them. Wikipedia has documented all of them pretty well - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Nike_missile_sites

[@eLSewhere50]

Patrick Prescott thanks for that info. I was wondering where was the underground part!

[@strangebrew5545]

Very interesting, and that tower was awesome!

[@AdmiralPreparedness]

I have been there during a work related project. There are several abandoned Nike Missile Sites around the Los Angels hills. Cold War remnants of the good ole days.

[@kevinb2114]

I was sure hoping that this one would get extra views. As much as I enjoy your videos of places where normal people go, I sure like the abandoned sites much better.

[@crisrodeiguez]

Cool video...always enjoy these little adventures. Thanks for sharing!!

[@Real_Sgt_Tom]

A newer subscriber, just want to say I love the daily content and thanks for giving me plenty of hours to kill time at work while living your past 5 years of traveling on here! It's... The day...Lee...woooooouuuuhhoooo!

[@davycrockett1369]

Thanx for all the goodness you bring woo, Disneyland is missing live streams 🤞

[@warlockcommandcenter]

Adam I have seen some of the other sites and this one is well preserved. Many with more flat hill tops have become fire department helo bases for fire and rescue work or forest work camps some of the Nike missiles were nuclear armed with a small nuclear warhead. These were on mountain tops above Sand Canyon off SR 14 and Acton Ca. I knew people who were assigned to the base before they were retired. They planned on dropping the first stage in areas that were some what developed because a fire in the Angeles Nat Forest would have been worst the one in Acton or canyon county.

[@greyroom6730]

This is great stuff Adam, thank you for posting!

[@MuiTube]

I did the hike up to the Hollywood sign the other day! Your video inspired that hike! Amazing views!

[@greghall4113]

Thanks Adam.

[@1979cush]

The Florida missile silo is still one of my all time favorite videos so much history sitting around you just need to go find it

[@abandonedtnhistory7488]

I wish I could contribute more to the genre of sharing old history of places perhaps forgotten by history but I just cant find the time to edit. Hats of to you, brother. I now fully understand what you meant about needing to take a break while back. If people only knew what all goes into it. I finally managed to throw together a test video to check how it would look uploaded but still haven't found time to record the audio, etc. Again, hats off. Thanks for doing what you do

[@christinacope562]

Quite a bit on the backroads forgotten in time in TN. I wander in my travels when the Interstate bores me or stopped traffic from accidents. Would watch your videos

[@abandonedtnhistory7488]

Well hopefully I can gather a bit of time here and there and at least finish my first project so that I can start sharing a few things about Tennessee many people either dont know of have forgotten, starting with an old distillery site in my home town that was one the largest in the state yet you never hear about it or the brand due to prohibition successfully shutting them down and they never revived like the famous TN brands today did. Glad to hear you would watch!

[@539Productions]

Those antennas looked like a gigantic drum set! Rock on!

[@Guiltless765]

Very cool..😎👍

[@TuesdayAfternoon]

Yikes bees! 😬🐝 Great vlog today! Quite a view and lots of history!

[@TampaJay]

Love the shirt!

[@BamaMike]

Dude that place is amazing. The have nothing like that in Alabama. I will have to add this place to my bucket list when I come to L.A really cool I am glad you found this place

[@alexbwright]

That's one embankment you do not want to tumble down!!

[@tranquilmoodsrelaxation8695]

Great video, I like how you go into detail with your videos. love it

[@DaFishmonger574]

YAY!! Love the abandoned stuff you explore! Thank you,Sir! But man, that cactus garden looked like no place to poke around.

[@DragonRoams]

Cool find and there are probably a lot of people that have no idea that site exists. I'm really enjoying the graphics you use for your shits I really need to head over and pick one up. Thanks for a great share.

[@themichaelvortex4784]

I’m enjoying these California locations Adam! What an unusual and kinda creepy feel about that place. Nice one! Thank you!🤘🏼👍🏼

[@mayspondmogul]

Ive live north of seattle on Nike hill almost my whole life as a kid I thought it was named after the shoes I didnt know I lived next to a decommisioned missile site. The gov still uses the base but no ancient missiles to be found. No seismic equipment was harmed in the making of this vlog.

[@alishakay143]

Yay Adam is on!!

[@iamjjking]

Hey Adam, How is Your Day today? #NIKE Missile Site! ..i thought they just made Shoes? Adam Remember all the Bee's in the Abandoned Pool too, they are always up there Swarming around. That is a #Majestic View from up there on that platform, You should of brought the Drone with. This is Why i like Watching you're videos you make a location whether old & running or old & abandoned, that No-one would care about & You shine Light on it giving it that spark again. Letting others #WorldWide know about it. This is why God Blessed you, to do what you Love to do. He & You know your Purpose. ( Just my Opinion) i Always will Care with a #ThumbsUp for the Video. #Sidebar: i'm getting that #Hollywoo shirt

[@cola81374]

Loved It Adam! Thanks

[@travelingwithrick]

Good good doing a military vlog on D-Day.

[@tinytattoomike7943]

Can you do the Russian adidas missile silo next ?

[@ItsAllForYouDemon]

Cool video. That kind of stuff is fascinating. Beautiful countryside as well. Living in the Midwest, I can never get enough of seeing those glorious California Mountains. Take care man.

[@kanakamoana9]

Looks like a cool place you can just chill, and do some deep thinking. 🤙

[@JustSheilz]

This was so incredible to see.

[@indiemusicman85]

Adam, you should check out the traveling Jim Henson Exhibition at the Skirball Center in LA, it’s on view until September.

[@TheGrantHC]

CACTUS garden = a tender and hopeful symbol

[@trudiel7353]

Thank you

[@pdxer8895]

Darn right. Thumbs Up. When I was a kid in San Pedro we called them golf balls. Suggestion, Fort MacArthur.. Then Ports of Call....

[@robinbockman7247]

Those on either side of the white box next to the guards box are counter weights. The gate arms have been taken off and only the counter weights are left. They counter the weight of the heavy gate arm that would have been attached and blocked the road when they were down. Similar to a railroad crossing boom gate.

[@themanironmask]

Very cool! More live videos Adam, we love them

[@Attercop47]

Job well Done , Thank you

[@jase976]

Back to the good stuff, nice one Adam! Peace Broheim

[@Lurker1979]

I lived near one of these in Washington state. Its a city park and School admin. So they did not have a lot left from when it was an active site. Other then some admin buildings being used by the school district. I think it also has a old helicopter pad too.

[@debbiefuson2003]

Thank you Adam for showing us this video it was very interesting even to me I never knew things like that existed well I did that I’m never seen anything like that I’ve abandoned missile site it was very very educational

[@mikeg5872]

HI Adam ,Awesome video and location I truly enjoyed it :-)

[@rmannayr2129]

Those are some Nice Views!

[@kathleenhorner9296]

Love the new camera, Adam. Cool vlog...carry on.

[@davidprice6994]

again fantastic footage matey

[@krystaldawntiki1893]

Good one Adam!

[@Metalkitty33]

Cool place with amazing views .

[@bobs152]

Very cool, thank you.

[@RayRayTheExplorer]

Very cool location Adam 👍

[@mswhittaker231]

I'm afraid of bees, that water fountain is my nightmare. I wouldn't go anywhere close to those restrooms!

[@stankormy5717]

Nice view from up there!

[@ehrldawg]

Great vid,Adam !!

[@alpinglow]

Maybe promote it as a park instead of something that's abandoned? It's a park so they still care about it's value... Great video's! Thumbs up.

[@JoshJX]

Freaking explosive!

[@jugg1492]

I love this stuff.

[@lauckner574321]

Fascinating!

[@CaptnJackHammer]

Very good vlog,,,most enjoyable

[@RebelRed]

All war is kinda cold isn't it? Cool site!

[@jamieadisneyfan8317]

Thanks for the vlog. I would never be able to make the hike there. Interesting that that much stuff is still there.