They Abandoned this mine 45 years ago and their stuff is still here

We traveled 100 miles and needed 4 wheel drive to get to this abandoned gold mine. No one vandalized this amazing mine and they left some cool stuff, come explore with us.

[@mineadventures7938]

i recently uploaded this video of a very hard to reach and remote mine. this mine is not vandalized, however a few years ago, a mine explorer posted the location and many items have gone missing. i will tell you - i usually change the name of a mine if it has historical value to protect. Another thing, do you realize that mines are on private property most of the time, however abandoned, so yes, everyone posting mine videos are trespassing if they are private property. i will try to get permission if it is freshly posted no trespassing, however, don't be fooled by any mine channel, you may be watching videos of blatant trespassing with no regard to signage. As to National Parks or Forest or BLM lands, these are public lands and belong to the American People, thats me and you. Our servants are locking them up or removing them at an alarming rate. The 1964 Wilderness Act was created to protect pristine lands from development, for the American People , for you to walk around and leave. There are mines located on public lands, even in wilderness areas. mines are not wilderness, there are disturbed. I will drive to these mines, even in a wilderness area, why, because i have a right to see my investments, aka taxes. i will not drive into a non road wilderness area, that is silly. If you are offended that i drive to a mine in a wilderness area, too bad, it belongs to us me and you. The Wilderness Act was created to stop development, not access to existing mining.

[@itouchtheskyslowlifeitaly]

Amazing that you can explore the mine.

[@mineadventures7938]

@@itouchtheskyslowlifeitaly , we were so lucky to find the mine in such good shape

[@Jake-yx7ct]

get skinny and then slip thru those bars!!! Lol, Great vid of that location. Lots of artifacts in nice shape, saved for explorers.

[@mineadventures7938]

@@Jake-yx7ct Izzy is the skinny one and we sent her thru, only to discover one of the bars did not get welded.

[@Jake-yx7ct]

@@mineadventures7938 it’s always that way in life. Lol 😂

[@imzackson]

great mine and a great explore!!!!!

[@mineadventures7938]

@@imzackson was so fun, glad you were able to make it

[@imzackson]

@@mineadventures7938 it was thanks for taking us along!!!

[@AUMINER1]

can't believe you drove in there, bigballz elCid :) It was a gold and silver mine. There used to be a paper tally sheet of the tons and oz of gold silver they got from each stapled to the cabin wall. Those cabins have aged 20 years in the past 2 years. It's really sad to see this public land lost to the park forever, and now they want to expand it even more in their latest illegal land grab, the Chuckwalla National Monument, land grab

[@mineadventures7938]

@@AUMINER1 oh you seen this before. Cool. Yeah, the cabins need some help for sure. The road was gone, needed GPS to follow the old road

[@doug6885]

@@mineadventures7938 Road is gone because it's in the WILDERNESS area where vehicles aren't allowed.