THIS PLACE IS CREEPY

We found this creepy place and almost ended up getting stuck in a flood!
#Abandoned #Exploring #ExploreWithUs

[@TexasRose50]

I often think of an old saying when watching these videos. If walls could talk, the tales they could tell.

[@ribbonsuffocation]

I miss this kind of videos so bad. I do love the new videos but I miss seeing you guys exploring creepy abandoned places.

[@UnknownThreat]

same

[@lacybusch9093]

Just started watching you guy's a few days ago and my husband is making fun of me because I can't put down my phone down. I am hooked after just one episode, so happy youtube popped up with a random notification of one of your videos, most of the time I ignore them but so happy I didn't this time! Thanks for the awesome exploring. I love that you guy's dig into the history of places and that you are so respectful of the places you explore and the scenery is always beautiful! I really like the missing person episodes you all do. Stay safe and keep exploring!

[@copycatlyn]

this is where it all began.... wild.

[@luisagagnon3922]

I enjoyed all your Videos, I wish you were Still doing them. You guys are so amazing. Father & Daughter.

[@DeborahLynn1963]

I've been lost in time in creepy places in the middle of nowhere for two days now. I love watching your videos, they are very addictive. Thanks for sharing. In NC here.

[@thehaglin]

Many if the small 'windows' or passages from room to room are a firm of air conditioning. They're a type of swamp cooler. Fabric or canvas is placed over the openings and kept wet so when the wind blows, the evaporation keeps the place cool.

[@ExploreWithUs]

Interesting, thanks for the info. :-)

[@ghostroller25]

It sucks y’all stopped doing this, but at least I can see the old clips 😢

[@Jennifermcintyre]

I was just thinking about that as well.. the dad and daughter exploring cool abandoned places has now turned into a bunch of interrogation videos and millions of viewers. I’m not sure if they sold the channel or what!

[@REPDAT5SIX2]

every time I watch your videos in my head I can picture how people use to live there and kids running around playing

[@nellennatea]

Creepy place yes. But also very much liked the lightning and the rain at the end there. Glad you didn't get stuck in floods.

[@kayleighmcbride8904]

a thirty odd year old pile of clothes directly underneath a noose? I'd have checked under the clothes...

[@gcm_uk]

Kayleigh Mcbride I wouldn't, fuck that shit

[@Mrposton101]

Kayleigh Mcbride I think it is an decomposed body, noose looked like it had rot on it also... I can't believe he didn't check.

[@lzal3583]

Lightning was cool. I'm just now getting around to watching some of your older videos and your video skills have improved dramatically since this one! Keep making these videos! Love watching them.

[@ExploreWithUs]

Excellent, I wasn't sure what it was called. Someone wrote "welcome to Sulphur" on the wall, but know it wasn't Sulphur,

[@alisalauzon9291]

Explore With Us sulphur from Hell?? Lol.. oh no..

[@carolinewaite7185]

A brilliant video again! Love the pictures of the storm and lightening - maybe you should become storm chasers as a sideline too ha ha! You forget just how desolate these places are out in the wilderness - Always go prepared as you said before! Well done - looking forward to more please.

[@gangstertwist8118]

I'm so glad y all made it outta there safely

[@ExploreWithUs]

Thank you Boyle Heights Boyle Heights! 🙂👍👍

[@MarvyHumes]

4:06 Wtf with that rope hanging from the ceiling!? 😵‍💫😳😨😱

[@michelegannon360]

That was Great! Liked watching the weather more then the video😁

[@mikeyk7079]

I love your vids guys I just started all your vids from 4 yrs ago amazing how you've all kept up with this and having fun as a family!!! Keep it up guys

[@falcon6514]

nice video a specially at the end with the storm great ending

[@ExploreWithUs]

+falcon 65 Thank you. :)

[@christophernewby3296]

this place reminds me of something I'd see in Fallout 3 or borderlands, it's crazy how things are just scattered everywhere.

[@mattlaw8533]

just starting to watch all your videos and could not stop after watching the first one you guys are the most amazing exploration team I've ever seen the video the information the beautiful scenery in Nevada which I never knew existed existed is just phenomenal cannot wait for your next Wednesday hit just you guys be safe take care of your family and be careful cuz I know it's very dangerous God bless you guys and like I said before I can't wait for the next one guys take care

[@ExploreWithUs]

Thank you. :-)

[@KennyInVegas]

If you ever get the chance, drive the "Loneliest Highway" from California /Nevada border to Utah/Nevada border. Highway 50. You'll get a good sense of just how open and free Nevada is.

[@chrisackerley1842]

Forsaken by God and man. The scene at 6:20 make me feel an incredible sense of how fragile and temporary life is.

[@frostpistol]

You deserve much much more likes

[@peggymcnabb7343]

Than hanging noose in there really is creepy

[@moneluve1000]

There's nothing like seeing a storm on the open road in person. It's just so surreal seeing a rain cloud pour down while moving across miles and miles of open land as if it's simply a car going on its own roadtrip:)

[@andreawill1093]

these older videos are so shaky, you've definitely improved! keep up the good work!

[@jwwalker688]

Better equipment too.

[@DesertDogExploring]

Oh, I know this place. That's the old Lewis Camp. At least that's what it was called by a friend of mine that used to work for and visit a number of active mines for his job. I explored it probably 15 years ago. I'll look for old pictures. It seems to be in really good shape, to my surprise.

[@Tara_P_Rose]

Yikes that noose hanging seriously gave me the shivers!! Harshly creepy 😬

[@cathybenson5119]

mate, you are moving your camera too fast. it hurts the eyes. I couldn't watch it all because of that.

[@jessicadarlin6893]

I'm Binge watching old Videos of yours

[@kennyrogers3919]

The tune played in this video is the ultimate emotion tune! Happiness, Sad and horrific emotions all at once. I can imagine kids playing having a good time mom cooking cookies everyone having a great time and then their lives turned upside down ripped apart and twisted in a matter of seconds! No matter what scene you look at, that’s all I can feel. 😊🤔😳😟😧😨😢

[@laurablaylock241]

Sulphur is 8 miles away. The site is Mandalay Springs and an old millsite. Dry washing & wet washing was done at the site up until the 80's. There were old timers in the area. It's very sad it has been vandalized. I believe the storm you were in was the one that washed out 447 last summer, near Empire. The cabin that sits on the hill was moved from Sulphur in 1980 to save it from destruction. The outhouse was still standing not that long ago.

[@ExploreWithUs]

+Laura Blaylock Thank you for posting info on the history.

[@pigoff123]

I always hate to see the vandalizion

[@NoirMariaa]

pat goff vandalism* but yes, I agree

[@illusion_ja]

Bambi X how

[@wariabandungdioslo9216]

that would have been such a peaceful house to me, away from crowd, high building and the hectic city, honestly to me that would be really amazing and its not creepy at all

[@shirleyharrison2580]

Great video...

[@CuriousGeorgeFloyd]

The clothes under the noose is where the body dropped after time.

[@tods46]

Great videos and I really appreciate what you guys do since I have a passion for exploration. Your narration is quite good as well. Im addicted to your videos and really happy there are so many to watch! I hope you don't stop exploring and filming.

[@user-ev8gk2qk5z]

What's the sountrack in the background? i really need to find it.

[@thehaglin]

It's great you guys are documenting these places. I would ask that you not call them creepy. These were built by people with more gumption than I think many Americans can even comprehend today. If you get into the history of these areas, many came and got as much out if the land that they could in spite of the extreme conditions they were up against. when the mining, or another endeavor played itself out, they moved on. This is history. And not to distant history. Maybe 100 years give or take 20 years or so. Not creepy at all... I'd say fascinating. Put yourself in their moment in time and ask if you could have done what they did.

[@lukeuntld072v3]

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[@wistiumodiwwww4327]

I totally agree, people just think that places that are overrun with nature or are run down are automatically ‘creepy’. But they are only as creepy as you think they are. Some people are scared of different things, so they would not find this scary

[@goldking3093]

RIGHT ON! AGREE 100%. In many of these I've viewed now I was amazed and awed at the work someone put into building them, especially huge hand hewn log buildings. They were the extremely small percent of Americans who knew what it was to risk everything, work your ass off like no one can do today and try to make something better for yourself with your own hands! I know building my modern mining operation took years and it's still a small work in progress and I had heavy equipment to help me. Just putting the barb wire fence around the compound almost killed my back but got high praises from the local rancher. He was shocked at what he said was such a great and professional job. And to be honest, it's the first, only and last one I've built or will build, lol. I'm happy to see there are others who look more deeply into what is being shown and see the true worth, art and inspiration that was captured here and realizes what it's worth was. I just guess that not sleeping in your modern home in the city with all the lights and city noise in the background seems creepy to some people. I bet on a clear night out there you could see the Milky Way going right across the sky just like I do at my mining operation. Many nights I just go out and lay out somewhere to look at the stars, meteorites and satellites going overhead just after sundown while they still catch the rays of the sun to reflect back down. They look like golden nuggets flying across. Of course if you know anything about satellites then you know these are the spy satellites, lol. One night while cleaning the dump trough out on the loader I'm confident I observed the brief flareup of a super nova. Contacting a friend and partner who used to work at JSC he checked out the date and time and said there was one observed and only seen by 3 or 4 reported people on the planet since these are almost always seen only by special equipment designed and used just for this type of astronomical phenomena. Now that was special. And if I had been at home in the city, I would have missed one of the greatest events anyone could ever see in a lifetime. Now the only thing that can seem a little creepy out there then is maybe if you have bats dive bombing the mosquitoes or other flying insects but they are just helping keep them away and/or off you.

[@lovesongstouchesoursoul4626]

Hey .. Think it twice girl its called creepy coz its abandoned.now i dare you to go to that place. And let see what you feel. You know the explorer it helps a lot whats the story of all behind that abandoned place. Its risky hello. Put ur brain on ur head not your foot lol

[@timwhite9255]

Great shots of lighting, fantastic.

[@ExploreWithUs]

Tim White Thank you. :-)

[@mpenrose]

Outstanding video and what is the title haunting song, beautiful and went great with the video

[@thedogguypeter1412]

Exploring little hidden roadside treasures is funny too- we were driving through near Judy Gap down in West Virginia near Spruce Knob and the Sinks of Gandy and there was an old abandoned run-down little house on the side of a road clearly abandoned. When we looked inside there was piles and piles and piles of cans of Anheuser-Busch 'drinking water' that was donated due to either contaminated wells, silted reservoirs, coal leaching. who knows but it was just neat to find the cool stuff that you would never see just driving between the lines down any boring road. so I pick me up a six pack this old drinking water that was actually full of water and in relatively decent shape considering its been kicked around and laying around. But it is history and someday I will find out what the truth is behind what happened and why so much water had to be donated to an emergency so it may have seemed. Keep on exploring.

[@videotimesss1]

That bus looked like it was from Alamo. Thanks for adding music to your production, great touch! We really enjoy your travels, Thank You!

[@yerdam_5694]

1:25 It looks like a figure of a girl on the wall :c

[@jr3348]

keep up the good work And the good videos hooked on them all

[@Crimesnstuff]

Honestly the scariest part of this video in my opinion would be the fact the roads started flooding- like imagine being stranded there! It seems so spooky!

[@thedogguypeter1412]

We also drove across Bureau of Land Management public use and had a rough used map. We knew Las Vegas was several miles behind us in the valley but we came across another trail and other desert roads that was a little bit more in use and it brought us to the Pioneer Saloon once we turned onto pavement in Goodsprings Nevada so it's nice to find little surprises like that check out the Pioneer Saloon online !!!!

[@m0mballsmcgeeze706]

As always, great video!

[@ExploreWithUs]

Thank you. :-)

[@lmaprez7447]

Wow that rain and thunderstorm do look scary good to know y’all made it safe out of there, What can you tell me about the bus that pass by as you where filming the cabin? Thanx

[@Poeboi]

Love the lightning it's amazing how fast it comes

[@markatkins9587]

built it outta railroad ties, railroad used to just leave the old ones lay when they would replace them. free building supplies!

[@carolinecarter584]

You guys are awesome love your videos!! Keep It up :)

[@vkorchnoifan]

I like your music, may I know the name ?

[@ExploreWithUs]

I will have to go back and look for you. I know it's in the KZbin audio library.

[@vkorchnoifan]

Can you tell me what genre its in ?

[@maridot6479]

@@vkorchnoifan i know its been 2 years, but if you still dont know, its called Doll Dancing, and its in the cinematic section

[@goldking3093]

I think like us who are watching, he gets excited about the exploration and forgets how to be a more careful/professional camera operator. We're all guilty of that if you've used even a camcorder before and when you review it you wonder what was I thinking, lol. Also, we have peripheral vision which helps to give us an overall 180 degree field of view whereas the field of view of the camera is much more narrow especially when he has it zoomed in so far. He moves the camera as fast as he moves his head/personal vision/body and fails to take this into account while filming. I also suspect he forgot to use a gimbal mount for the camera to help eliminate some of the "jerking" motion we see from the camera's view. If this location is north of Vegas then at 5:55 into the video I would bet you caught a glimpse of the famous/infamous Area 51 employee bus as it's all white and appears to have all the windows blacked out which they are. Otherwise, what was a commercial style bus doing running down a dirt road out in the middle of nowhere? He was also hauling ass down that dirt road, not the safest driving standard, just like the Area 51 buses do to be as obscure and out of sight as quickly as possible. If this is located in that area, then I'm surprised you didn't recognize it and mention it as it would certainly give a high mark to this exploration to have caught such a sight that every year thousands of people come from all over just to try and catch a glimpse of one and here you may have done just that for your viewers! Great capture if it is one, congrats and as always thanks for the video!

[@404HandleNotFound]

Great lightning capture near the end! Love a great lightning show. :) The buildings gave me a serious case of the creeps. I don't think I want to know what happened there. *shiver*

[@ExploreWithUs]

Thank you, great to hear you like the idea. 😁

[@Abandoned-Norway]

Nice video. 4:06 looks suspect , what was laying down on floor under ? Great Lighting storm and flooded roads :)

[@ExploreWithUs]

+datapakx25 Thank you my friend, too bad the quality wasn't up to par. That was my first video and I wasn't prepared. I will go back for another video this summer.

[@Abandoned-Norway]

Hello Friend, it was nice quality not bad at all. That Rope look used and dirty as someone have hanging there.

[@ExploreWithUs]

Yeah, it was a weird find in that old building. I should have had a light too. I was so unprepared lol.

[@darksakuradarkness]

I love the videos and new to yours also and sub im word on see all your videos to old to new videos

[@ExploreWithUs]

Thank You. :-)

[@lousywalker3497]

Where you guys at in 2024 . . ? Xx

[@dawnslater1065]

I have a recurring nightmare of driving uphill on a dirt road which ends at a sort of abandoned, run-down wild west town. There is a dried-up well in the center of the town, and a creepy feeling that something terrible happened there. I wonder if that place exists somewhere.

[@garybaker6067]

Do you carry when you go exploring? It's inevitable that sooner or later you will encounter an unfriendly, possibly crazed squatter. I hope you at least take some pepper spray or a Taser. If it were me, I would get a German shepherd, Rottweiler or Doberman to take along. It will bark if it smells or hears anyone else and also be a deterrent. Have you ever thought about exploring Centralia, Pennsylvania or Picher, Oklahoma?

[@ExploreWithUs]

I was going to make a video on what I carry, but KZbin now frowns on anything related to firearms. I would love to explore Centralia, but I have heard they are now cracking down on anyone who enters. Picher, on my list of must see places. Thank you for the comment. 🙂

[@Poeboi]

Explore With Us I've been to Centralia man its crazy but really cool but also very sad too.

[@markatkins9587]

Explore With Us that looked like a mine bus. what gold mine is out there?

[@Automedon2]

Why do people assume squatters are dangerous people you need to defend themselves from. If someone is living in those remote, run down places, they are sad, harmless people who have run out of all options in their lives. They are hardly lying in wait to attack someone - this isn't Hollywood it's tragic realty.

[@dawnslater1065]

Ahh, KZbin... The right to bear censorship.

[@ApolloTheDerg]

The song from the beginning actually makes me get the feels, it was used in an audio book I like and it was used in very sad moments. Can't listen to it without getting a lil tear lel.

[@Krissinator]

Really interesting choice of building materials for that house.

[@MichaelWoodwardPhotojournalist]

You deserve to have a television show based on your explorations.

[@kardro1]

You packed a lot into that video! :)

[@ExploreWithUs]

+kardro1 Thank you, that was my first one, so it wasn't very good, but I am always improving. Thank you for watching.

[@ccrutcher9136]

Why do you not metal detect around the old places that you explore?

[@ExploreWithUs]

Usually I am in a rush to see the next cool place on the list, but I do own a Whites TDI Pro that I love to use. Maybe I will start metal detecting some of these places to see what I can find. :-)

[@shelbykazynski2659]

I used to live in idaho and i miss the rains like that. California rarely gets the storms and i miss them

[@vkorchnoifan]

I assume the people who lived there were looking for gold or silver. Didn't find anything, got tired and left. Where would they find water and how did they eat ? (Nice piano)

[@Pr1ncesssierra]

I am absolutely obsessed with your videos!! I watch them everyday, just discovered your channel! I was just wondering, how do you find these places? Do you research them first and find them online? I live in Kentucky and there is so much to explore, i love hiking and outdoors stuff and want to explore places like this.. just wondering how you find these places? Do you just drive and randomly stumble across them? Hopefully you see this! Love your videos!!

[@YahshuaLovesMe]

second one is restorable,not too funky, but the other is a cave, make it a barn! lol!

[@joes2362]

Somebody put a lot of time and effort using the timbers to build the house. I knida, sorta stumbled into your channel yesterday.I started at the newest videos yesterday. Thought I would start at the beginning today. Very addictive.

[@alisalauzon9291]

Where is this ?? Nevada ??wow,weather turns fast there...

[@bcbconklin]

slow down going through that water, a wet motor can stall, and you'd be stranded.

[@shizachico1063]

Alfred Newman it takes a lot more water then that. In has to cover the intake usually before it will stall

[@levi_octavian]

This is very good for a first video never see many like these

[@robertnance8096]

loving your videos

[@katiekussrow185]

Do you take kids with you on these adventures? I hear background voices lol. I'm addicted to your videos! Watched my first one 3 days ago & haven't been able to stop

[@esechucote52]

nice find

[@abandonedsc4261]

Neat place What's up with the creepy noose? Great lighting shots.

[@ExploreWithUs]

+AbandonedSC Thank you. I am not sure what the noose was for, but I also though it was a little creepy too.

[@jamieclemons1526]

Hard to imagine someone ever living there maybe some old prospectors cabins?

[@ExploreWithUs]

I think so, I know there are a few mines in the immediate area.

[@ashleyarguijo6736]

Explore With Us I love your videos!!!

[@Johngetchell44]

Where are all these cool videos taken? I'd like to explore some myself.

[@jeffgrantMEDIA]

You find some of the coolest locations in the middle of no where. Great stuff.

[@ExploreWithUs]

Thank you Jeff, when you get out this way, we will hit up some locations. :-)

[@thedogguypeter1412]

if you go to KZbin and type in "the desert dork presents" you'll see that we interviewed a guy named Mark Turner from Lorton Virginia that was hiking Across America for charity water. we were driving down to Philippi West Virginia and video recording some of those large iron historic marker signs on the side of the roads up on a pole. I saw this guy hiking up this mountain highway Rt 250 with big external frame backpack. So I said to him where you headed and he responded California and I said to my buddy Mark 'hey get your video camera we've got a story here '. We were in the Mount Potosi mine and we're exploring it it was great and we did some other explorations on videos but we just can't find those little SD cards that we saved. Those things are so small what a bitch to lose those. Dammit. I guess we'll just have to do it all over again.

[@JohnSmith-rw9wk]

Please do morw of the missing persons videos there very interesting the way you guys do them

[@vkorchnoifan]

Have you guys been to Bagdad, Ca. ?

[@freelancerider100]

The coolest house construction ever!

[@nanreddington9824]

It amazes me how much wood they used in their homes and mines in the desert

[@tjw1789]

A new meaning to cracked the porcillin. They knocked the walls down.

[@especialmusica223]

maybe the people were happy when they first settled there and things went to shit later on

[@ruthstansfield4405]

after watching all these great videos of cabins out in the middle of the dessert how did they get the building equipment i.e. timber to these remote areas, some of these cabins are way up steep inclines with no apparent good roads and some being very very old

[@ExploreWithUs]

I often wonder the same thing, it's insane. Must have been a ton of work.

[@gcm_uk]

ruth stansfield its like Stonehenge, how was it built

[@jwwalker688]

Once I left Vegas and started uphill into the clouds before Flagstaff and I swear the lightning originated on my right side and went down from there.

[@Jennifermcintyre]

I’m honestly curious what happened to the Dad and daughter who started this channel?! Did they sell their channel or something?! Used to watch the episodes like this and don’t know what happened

[@iconsumepizza]

Idk maybe the dad is a police investigator and the daughter is in college or has a job (im just guessing since i didnt knew this channel was a dad and daughter channel before)

[@bouji_]

I think they just shifted their focus because what they're doing now is a lot more profitable.

[@Patriotgal1]

Is that Jungo Rd. that was flooding? Cause it sure looks like Jungo Rd. :) Our ranch is 16 miles off Jungo, way out in the boonies. 4WD is necessary, 10WD is better. Keep filming these abandoned places. Just be careful- some places might look abandoned but aren't. And some of the old desert rats are a bit off in the head. ;)

[@YahshuaLovesMe]

House built with railroad ties. far out, always heard of them but never saw one till now. Whoa FUNKY! ahhh the wild Southwest Desert!

[@scruffy3528]

before he got his stabilizer and mic floof lol

[@kristiejones9222]

what was that bus all about?????

[@matiasrios2719]

Try not to move the camera so much and so fast, it starts to focus and you move it so all we get is the blur

[@jjbeatle2006]

suscrito ! me gustan mucho este tipo de videos, suscribed !

[@davidhusband5022]

Define creepy.

[@PzKpfw04]

Love the monsoon season in the desert.

[@TheVisionaryArtist]

I was riding my bike home one night and saw a coyote in my neighborhood. At first I thought it was a dog until i got a little closer and realized it looked like a small wolf.

[@jerrysmith9315]

Solid built, for why I wonder ? That kind of timber trucked in. Go back.