Watch This BEFORE Camping At Alabama Hills, California...

[@mario7232]

Watching this a day before I head out there to camp! 😂😂

[@PeterShin-kg5en]

That's crazy! because last time I spent the night at Alabama Hills, I also had a dream of a guy outside my tent and he was wearing blue cap as well. Maybe that area is haunted. damn..... getting the chills now. Thought it was only me.

[@RT-wb5ye]

lol love the last part didn’t know you had the same mind set as me with camping with my girl. Great vid lol

[@Intheworldvision]

Love that place! Had no idea about the hauntings. Explains a lot now

[@spearfishingcalifornia1114]

I camped out on top of my rooftop tent while i was sleeping the sound of my cooking pans woke me up as it someone was moving them (they were in the bed of my truck) then fell back to sleep lol

[@thehoofersclub]

I've camped many times there, never experienced anything of such. In and around Big Pine, yes, I've experienced a lot of paranormal activity. Also in Death Valley camping at Mesquite Spring hearing knocking on my truck late at night, I'm the only person there.

[@thereissomecoolstuff]

If your serious about safety in the dark buy a Seek handheld thermal imager. You can’t hide your heat unless your supernatural.

[@395joe8]

the only law when camping out there is whats on your hip

[@ravholly]

I lived in Joshua Tree for four years I did night time landscape photography out there in the park about once a month. One night I had a very unnerving experience in one of the most uneventful touristy spots in the park. I was literally at the very first boulder group about fives miles into the park, when things got very weird to say the least.

[@erickaesman4001]

Ive camped there at least a dozen times with the dogs. No bad feeling just amazing star gazing and amazing scenery.

[@catseatball22]

I live in that valley n the only thing u need to worry about is mountain lions and the wether.

[@sublime929]

I'm an army vet and going there alone tomorrow, can't wait 😂

[@fancyoo8670]

I'm thinking of going alone next week. Not afraid of someone's dream. Guns didn't help ghost haunting but. LOL

[@dougtodd305]

When I was there I woke up to a terrible nightmarish scene, my Toyota was gone and in its place was a Land Rover 😂

[@jameswatt4694]

HAHA!

[@joeg7849]

Never had a problem, multiple times.

[@johnwood551]

I’m braver than I thought . I’ve camped there a bunch of times over the last 20 years.

[@GTIGUYY]

Don't listen to this guy lol. It's completely safe

[@josefermalino461]

It’s just your imagination dude get a life and brush your teeth..Alabama hills is an amazing place to camp

[@t3time2drive]

Brush my teeth? 🤣

[@E4everything.]

I stayed there two days last week lol

[@Frank020]

Well, isn't a jail close to there. I'm more afraid of that than no ghosts.

[@quarters-eye8922]

Awesome 😎👍👍👍

[@gustavocarrillo5103]

You need to go alone

[@fpartidafpartida]

Can you talk more about what the law is about traveling with a hand cannon in your car? Does the ammo have to be separated? Can you sleep with it loaded? Do you walk around with it while cooking and camping? I gotta imagine (not for that particular location) a mountain lion would sneak up on ya and have you by your neck before you can get to your gat…especially with a little bourbon in your system at night. Anyway, sorry about the ramble, but I’m betting the odds that my buck knife would be just as useful for most situations (people or animal). Let me know what I”m not factoring in. Again, unless you have your side arm on you all the time: cooking, chillaxing by the fire drinking, saying hi to your neighbors, etc…help me understand how a gun is better than a knife (I totally have my knife with me in the situations I just described)

[@elifox4454]

I don't Subscribed for this! 😨😨😨

[@storm3016]

I do! More please 😊

[@fpartidafpartida]

I did too.

[@raualmandera7642]

Better to Avoid 🫣😖😮