We Found A SURVIVAL Cabin FULL OF STUFF In The Middle Of Nowhere...

Check out what we found while out exploring in the Nevada desert. Is that blood on that wash cloth? Why did someone leave their shoes and clothing up here in this abandoned house?
After I watched the video I noticed the possibly bloody wash cloth. Could be anything really, but I thought it was strange to see all the clothing, shoes, etc stuffed into a plastic container / bag. Why would someone leave all their stuff up in this desolate abandoned building?
What do you think? Should we go back and check the contents of the plastic container / bag?
Come with us as we explore this creepy ABANDONED cabin hidden in the woods, just outside the desert. This old house was full of stuff, both old and new. It's in very bad shape and it's a shame nobody has repaired it. It will eventually collapse and be gone forever, but we take you along on our trip to show it to you before that happens.
#Abandoned #Exploring #ExploreWithUs

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[@RubyStar82]

Did you go back?

[@SEAWORM]

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[@joeykrueger7225]

You guys are amazing you do the best videos #bingewatch

[@anthonyirish23flynn65]

Definitely not abandoned it's air b&b there everywhere guys 🤣😂

[@tyce3849]

Close ups of Writings, Book covers , Newspaper, Labels on cans, clothes & such would make this more interesting than just the camera moving from stuff to stuff or looking at animal bones & skulls.

[@davestrong6472]

I have stayed at that cabin many times, winter is the best time. I have seen 2 feet of snow at the cabin door. The outhouse blew down about 2 years ago. The rancher put in the water trough in about 4 years ago it suck because the cattle destroy everything. Please do not tell the location. It's a really special place with a lot of regular people have been visiting for many years.

[@ExploreWithUs]

No worries, I never share locations due to the vandals who love to destroy everything. I also hate the cattle that destroy everything. I plan to get out there and volunteer some time to repair the cabin. The front deck could use a complete overhaul.

[@wvadam]

@@ExploreWithUs Hi this is an old post but I hope you are still around on youtube doing your thing. This is a great point about volunteering and putting work into a cabin that some people might be using from time to time but nobody actually owns. When you start putting time and effort into improving it you have a more legitimate claim to use it than just a random person who wants to use and damage it. Live if you left a note like cabinets replaced by 'dan' or deck repaired by 'dan' or whatever name you use maybe the other person if they ever come back leave a note for you and get a dialogue going and mutual use. It is most likely a lonely person or 2 going up there to get away from life for a bit like camping and not an escaped felon hiding out like you might think from a movie or something lol. To all the people saying I hope you carry a guy while doing this, that really sounds insane to me. Hopefully if you felt it was that dangerous you would just not go inside and b) if some crazy person were there and saw a stranger walking around with a gun maybe they would pull a gun on you or get their hunting rifle loaded up and pulled on you. That could go down really bad. Unless its normal out there everyone caries a gun and that is just the normal procedure. Anyways I really like the videos and the idea of semi abandoned cabins hidden in away.

[@danielbianchi3479]

Awesome

[@curtislong1987]

If it were me, I would not enter the cabin if not invited. You never know who might take exception.

[@richardaguilar9989]

Wish i could go there some day it looks peaceful....

[@michaelkennedy9491]

It warms the heart that people leave all this in case someone gets into trouble.

[@apex2223]

Dogmen lurk In these areas ! Definitely a hideout... Check out : Vic Cundiff, DOGMAN encounters (KZbin)

[@fredderf3207]

@@apex2223 If your use of the term "Dogmen" is a reference to the movie, "Last Of The Dogmen", I highly doubt they are lurking about, though it was a great movie. If anyone has not seen it, you should ba able to find it on KZbin.

[@branni6538]

These kinda cabins, shacks, bothies etc used to be everywhere in every country not long ago. They were to ride out bad weather here in the UK or workers places. No one wrecked them but now there is a change of mentality in people. Everything gets wrecked for fun. Many secret awesome shelters here in the lake district uk have been ruined and destroyed. It's extremely sad.

[@83plg]

@@branni6538 that is fricken sad. I don't get it. What's so fun about destroying awesome shacks and cabins

[@sierrachoco5271]

@@83plg it's going to get worse too, unfortunately!!

[@swimbait1]

In the west there is a number of cabins like this around. I used to stay in one as s young man with friends. There was a note on the wall that said “feel free to use the cabin but please leave it as you found it”. It was basically just a shack like this one but dry and a great place to stay with friends for a couple days.

[@tommymadux3646]

Seemed to me like a bot replied with how you should act

[@rubyjames3105]

too many people watch shit movies, it's just a cabin. doors don't get locked so places don't get broken in and damaged. if you use the place you clean it up and leave extras for other travelers. used to be way more common than it is now in the modern world. love reading the guest books, people from all over telling their stories. generally not a hideout for serial killers.

[@Lela-hi1mk]

Haha exatcly! I thought so too!

[@johannvonvictornova4730]

bloop blip bloop

[@JDude-uj3lk]

Spent many a summer day there at Coyote Cabin. Someone has done a lot of repairs and upgrades. On the back wall of the bunkroom before it was painted was the history of the cabin. One story I remember was of a cowboy who broke his leg and spent the winter there. I think that was in the late 1800's. We used to call the rock columns you can see looking down into the valley "Devils Gate". Thank you for posting the video; brings back some memories.

[@shannh6724]

Oh wow. Thats cool.......

[@professorphoenixia1245]

J. Duke Okkkk.......

[@Polyjamorous-mothmaam]

I thought it was a place people came to randomly visit. That's pretty cool!

[@JDude-uj3lk]

Just Please yes, many times. I had thought of building another line shack further up the valley when I lived there in Nevada.

[@dorisvalentine2096]

hawk feather

[@jennyeagan1840]

Was homeless for a few yrs; it sure is very appreciated if some stranger, hopefully a friend not foe, when unsure walking into a camp and not sure if currently inhabited, start announcing yrself while slowly approaching; "thinks like hey this is jennifer, and i'm not sure if anyone is there or if this camp abandoned; can i come in?" and announce who you are, like a curious tourist because some people absolutely hate cops for all kinds of reasons; bringing snack foods like chips, and always impt water or even clean socks&a clean t-shirt, should someone is occupying a spot/camp means a lot should someone be taking up residence! Rarely someone will firmly yell&answer back no entry. But in my homeless experience(i was in a smaller area and the metro areas of the nation no way i could survive!); but in my area, most homeless friendly&welcoming; the 'gifts' very practical and very much appreciated as even getting laundry done is sometimes an impossible task and my always clean feet sure did easily take up almost always nasty constant grunge, even though cleaner than some other extremely nasty feet(males) that i've ever seen. Anyways, just a tip or two on about the most logical way to approach a camp/spot.

[@martinrichardson4777]

Like the man said announce that you are there , and weather or not the land is blm land or not you don't know who is LIVEING there . Myself if you just came up to the cabin and I was unaware of you, you would be greated with a 12ga.

[@shoanblevins922]

We live in a cabin that my husband's dad built many years ago. We added on a family room, and a big bedroom, with a walk in closet. Hey no rent, and no mortgage! Can't beat that! People can make a mountain out of a mole hill!

[@swahgg]

Thank it's a hunting camp. Wood stove should be left ready to light.

[@PrairieDodgers]

That place will save your bum if your stuck out there in the winter or your hurt. Hope you wrote down your experience in that log before you left. Have a Great week!

[@ExploreWithUs]

Sure would, and thank you. I didn't write in the log book, and I didn't even really ready many of the entries, but now I want to go back and read it all.

[@s.simons511]

Explore With Us. There was a lock on that door for a reason. Thnx for the tour.

[@sheild1117]

S. Simons for Christ sakes, there was no lock on the door, there was a non locking latch to keep the door from swinging open on its own

[@launabanauna496]

@@s.simons511 There was no lock, only a lizard...lol

[@milotorres6894]

@@ExploreWithUs striped tip wing feathers, pretty sure it's a chukar partridge Family the grassy bottom of canyon with water suits them well with trees to roost at night.,🤔👍💪✌️🙏😊

[@songbird5782]

Such a lovely spot. I would guess it is a hunting cabin. Just want to say that I appreciate that you never steal anything or trash the areas. Now if everyone had your morals! I also appreciate that you don't cuss. I used to do this sort of exploring but I can't get out anymore so love that I can still explore with you. Thanks

[@therealwild1]

I love seeing places like this. Keep up the good work!

[@Soshesaysjessica]

I like the ones with documents or messages left for some type of history!

[@GotRekt23]

Gravel road wasn't over grown, used recently ish

[@ginalynvillanueva3009]

3 days and 3 nights straight watching your channel Sir😍☺️love it sooo much ❤️ always take care when you're out there.

[@musicmusic1380]

thank you, it's somehow satisfying to watch. can you please please please check the production and expiration date of one of those cans next time? thanks.

[@ExploreWithUs]

Thank You. Definitely. :-)

[@RustyNail5856]

That is a nice little find , great place for some one to take shelter in if they got lost out there .

[@ExploreWithUs]

Thank you, and the scenery was pretty amazing. I don't think the camera does it justice. :-)

[@RustyNail5856]

it was still Beautiful, thanks for sharing.

[@asankaw1]

awsome .. wish i can have that cabin.. would be a nice place to watch wildlife and relax.. great location.. thanks for sharing

[@trevorbyron1727]

It seems like someone checks on the place...no dust on the fridge (or benchtop)...maybe like a couple of months ago...it would be great to spend a few days over and exploring the spectacular terrain. The peace of mind...like living in paradise...the memory would be unforgettable...

[@Ruffway64]

yes, I found one in northern alberta long ago, provisions are left at the cabin in case of emergency

[@539Productions]

The log book was really fascinating to see! Interesting to think about all the different people who have occupied it over the years!

[@ExploreWithUs]

Yeah, and I didn't even spend much time reading through it. I will have to go back and read through it.

[@539Productions]

Explore With Us That would actually be really interesting to watch. Like a window into a bunch of people's life off the grid!

[@louises-later1480]

Such a beautiful valley. Amazing what you find.. lt blows me away. Always looking forward to your next adventure!!!

[@darkhorse3557]

Please remember!! Do NOT stir up dust in these places.If you guys do happen to stay in any one of these places and decide tidy up and broom sweep,wear dust mask.Double, triple up with them is my suggestion.Respirator is best. You can contract hantavirus. I'm a CMA. I've seen a few to many people sick and/or die from hantavirus.Mostly hunters hunkering down in shacks like these or blinds. I tell you this because i care about you and your girl. Oh and keep up the great work. thumbs up

[@ExploreWithUs]

Hantavirus is one of my biggest concerns and why I try to never stir up any dust. I do have a respirator if I enter any buildings with a lot of rodent droppings and plan to look through stuff. I might start bringing some diluted spray bleach to wet down any dust when I enter places where bleach wouldn't destroy anything. It's interesting that most people are completely unaware of Hantavirus. With a nearly 50% kill rate, you would think it would be more well known. Thank you for the comment and I agree 100%.

[@SadRahne]

The glass windows were hand blown which means that shack is very old.

[@Red_Beard.]

Just out of curiosity is this like a an Alaskan survival cabin? Like if you get lost or whatever and you stumble across this cabin you'll have shelter for the tonight be able to stay warm dry?

[@dave45032]

Very cool. I want to start exploring the wilds and look for places like this. I'm just traumatized coz as a kid, I used to play around in an abandoned cathedral with my friends, but one time, we met a strange man who we have never seen in all the months we played there. I can't remember his face, but I just know that he was slightly deformed as I glanced back when we ran away to home. I know that I probably sound cuckoo, but I definitely know that I wasn't hallucinating. Never went back to that cathedral ever again.

[@JohnSmith-wh6zs]

Yes, i bet his Face...rang a bell.

[@stackersomg7162]

Did u make a video it sounds creepy

[@LilSmut]

OnlineNamesAreStrange it was a cathedral he could have gone to pray

[@dave45032]

Jbonus28 No, 10 years earlier there was a magnitude 6.5 earthquake and it wrecked everything including that cathedral. Even though everyone said it was haunted, we were just kids so we loved exploring places coz we were bored, but it's strange coz we never saw him in all the years we played there. From that point onwards, we never returned.

[@whiteshedevil6809]

JaniceMacGregor yeah but you can imagine why it would scare little kids

[@oswaldoreyes5337]

Good place to spend the night if you in the middle of a blizzard.

[@cherrymccall4806]

What a cool place. Would be nice to have a cup of coffee while reading over the notes that were in the note book. Nice place to go to get peace and quiet.

[@roscoetippetts8619]

Good idea to check labels and dates on the can goods for time periods.

[@launabanauna496]

I know right, I was thinking why doesn't he pick up one of those cans and read the expiry date?

[@jamesbenedict7206]

Beware of mouse droppings!

[@crystalbenvenuti1980]

I agree with the person below me the table was really clean..seems to be to clean and stocked must be if u use it repacement it clean after yourselfs

[@fnordhorn]

I wish it was more closer to me. me and some of my Veterans Friends would take a weekend at places clean in fixing up places like this. Paint outside only, Not inside Histroy on wall should be left for the next person. think we leave 2 Ammo Cans there, 1 first aid supplies, 2nd filled with them packets you get at Fast food and it not just suger/sweet low Papa J got Chesse and other items in packages if you look around you find other items

[@sarahriggins7988]

The view at the end is simply breath taking.

[@knifemaker688]

Awesome little getaway. I'd love to have a place like that.

[@ExploreWithUs]

You can go there and stay for a little vacation. It's on public land. :-)

[@jazzcatt]

OK. I've just spent three hours doing feather identification research. There are several reasons why I can't positively identify it. 1: I can't see the full feather because some plant is blocking the end of it. 2: I can't be sure of it's size. I can only guess that it is 5 to 7 inches inches in length. 3: I can't tell if I am looking at the obverse or reverse side of it, even when I go full screen. 4: I can not find ANY feathers listed with the banding so few and widely spaced. Next time you want a feather identified please gently pick it up by the quill that once was attached to the bird. Hold a quarter up next to the feather for size identification. If it's a very big feather, use a dollar bill. Get a good, clear shot of both sides. What I can tell you is that I was probably wrong earlier in my reply to someone when I said it might be a Wild Turkey feather. The bandings on it are too wide and few to be a Turkey feather and are the wrong color. From what I have found, I believe it to be either an outer primary wing feather, or a secondary wing feather, or an outer tail feather of some type of Bird of Prey. The list of "definitely nots" are: Roadrunner, Pigeon, Mockingbird, Grouse, Quail, and Red Tailed Hawk. Owls are on the list of "probably are."

[@ExploreWithUs]

Thanks for trying. :-)

[@teddibayer]

Loved this. Made me want to stay here. Beautiful that every visitor left everything as they found it. I guess there are still some awesome people out there. Even thje glass was intact. That's usually the first thing to go, with vandals, is to break glass, and wreck things.

[@rysaj1]

what nice place this would be if fixed up.Stunning views

[@ExploreWithUs]

I agree, the mountain range across was amazing. I was blown away.

[@paintedg0ddess]

Here is what the journal entries stated: February 4th, 2004 10:30am 4 Play off roaders were here and made some repairs to porch roof, roof, spring ditch, and cut and stacked firewood. Cleaned and tidied up inside and raked out front yard. We have posted our pics and our progress at www.4wheeloffroad.com - some of the signatures were too hard to read- 5 Feb 2004 Forgot the rake so we couldn't clean up. The more (dry) wood towards the mouth of the canyon on the game trail. Roof on the front porch was fixed nicely. This is my first time up but Jeff has been up here a lot. Had a nice time, I needed the peace and quiet. Til next time. Heather 5-1-13 Been here a many time and love it. I will continue to hike these hills and continue my Doomsday stash. There are a few rifles and ammo in these hills for who knows how to look for the signs. Treat here with respect. Burning Man is awesome Life life to the fullest.

[@AncientTruthSeeker]

Thanks for that! I wonder where people hide these rifles.

[@ErinJeanette]

So cool. So so so cool

[@nickcasolino8903]

In Sweden and Norway have these types of cabin. They are survival cabins with food and fire. North America should have these types of shelters. If someone is lost, these shelters are a blessing.

[@chasptrs.4922]

I'd like to spend my "last" days there all alone with nature, and a beautiful view all around.

[@jimc9175]

There is a geocache at this site. I won't give the coordinates, but it is registered on geocaching.com The log book may be related to that.

[@theflyingjello1]

How'd you find it? I looked all over the geocashing and didn't find it.

[@ohiosurvivalist7403]

My guess is you found a hunting cabin, some ones bug out spot, or it is a cabin built to offer shelter to lost hikers/hunters.

[@juliaherbet2063]

I could live there growing my own food. It's beautiful that location and upgrade that cabin to more modern one

[@mickerdoodle51]

fun looking at it with you. thanks for doing no harm...

[@johnbenz7573]

You should check expiration dates on food left there. If expired, you can bet no one will return.

[@launabanauna496]

Not necessarily, it would just mean that the cabin hadn't been stocked with newer supplies more recently. It doesn't mean that nobody is EVER coming back.

[@cieletoile2363]

damn, I really wanted to see all that foods expiration date.😂😂

[@ExploreWithUs]

I can go back and check for you and report back the next time I am out that area exploring. :-)

[@Lynnck]

I was thinking the same thing on that Aspirin bottle.

[@salazarisa]

Me 2

[@jamesbecquart5020]

back in my parents day people had gardens and did a lot of home canning. nobody was obsessed with dates you open it smell it check it for spoilageand use it provided the seal is intact. dates don't mean all that much to us older people. as for aspirin meds still work after expiration. the military checks items and extends dates on war reserves at least back in the 90s they did.

[@sassybatchz]

I've always been fascinated with the idea that people build little cabins like this in the middle of absolute no where. It really makes me wonder who decided to build it in the first place and why? It's crazy to think that people are still benefiting from this cabin being built for years to come

[@notsomj6218]

have you guys like walk into a abandoned cabin/place that turns out that someones actually there? like residing or visiting it too? (sorry if my grammar is not good. not my first language)

[@ExploreWithUs]

No, never. :-)

[@whiteshedevil6809]

NotSoMJ actually your English isn't bad at all

[@4wheelliving132]

you write better english than half the kids that live in the US

[@pacific570]

NotSoMJ your English is great, I understood you right away, compared to half the people already in the US who can’t spell to save their life’s lol

[@margaretcole5417]

good place to go on a vacation!

[@pattyirias4775]

This is the same cabin that Gary Hinge!!!!!

[@annieann4527]

Very cool!! It is either a hunting cabin and/or a bug-out cabin. Good video

[@ExploreWithUs]

Thank you Annie. :-)

[@MatthewBWebster]

The most interesting thing was the water trough / pool. If you end up going back, please take more video of that. Was it spring fed? Just kewl that it was full in such a dry place.

[@ExploreWithUs]

Yes, it's fed by an artesian well. Thank you for commenting and watching. :-)

[@Fifty1stState.]

Looks like kids hang out there. 02:53 By the door 2015 / 2014.

[@dragonmartijn]

On the wall: 10 c's of survival; also 5 c's.

[@sarahriggins7988]

This is my dream that you guys are living. I've always wanted to travel around and explore these places. I love and enjoy watching you. Keep up the awesome work.

[@normlor8109]

I love watching all of these videos and especially as this one is where no one has destroyed this place as they seem to do in Europe especially in England where every wall is filled with Graffiti!!

[@kosh2001]

Did you read any of the writing in the notebook?

[@killosama72]

All the food in that pantry is reasonably fresh, yes canned food usually has a long store life but only if kept in cool dry place. You have to remember that's the desert, you heard the guy say how hot it was in there, canned food won't last long in prolonged heat.

[@ExploreWithUs]

Good point.

[@moltycopper9650]

this is the coolest and strangely most scenic it is pretty yet morbid. almost like a Tim Burton movie.

[@vickiclem8408]

Thoughts. Hunters cabin, round up stray cabin, forestry cabin. They only ask if you use something, next time bring something back you think they can use. They are awesome.

[@zalmaflash]

That was a spectacular view out the window. It looks like it rained recently so every critter for miles will come and drink out of that water tank. Good job on the video and thanks for taking us along. I am "thumbs up" #399.

[@ExploreWithUs]

Thank you! :-)

[@pbodymathis]

When a well traveled road leads right up to the front door, that signals that it is not a good place to hide out during SHTF times! lol

[@syteanric1868]

Take what you need, leave what you dont

[@Jaden48108]

You realize that could be the most beautiful view ever witnessed on KZbin. Holy cow. Impressive.

[@NoName-vz7qk]

I was going to say so far out that there isn't vandalism art, nope.

[@so_how_do_i_work_this_app]

I would love to live somewhere like this haha. I would also love exploring with you awesome people. I love watching your videos.

[@ExploreWithUs]

TheDarkGRD Thank you. :-)

[@lynnepierce3676]

What an amazing place. Like the survival cabin & views.

[@paulkohler4508]

Someone owned that land. Liken to an old B Movie, I imagined some crazed occupant up on the hillside - hidden - with a scope's crosshair on your head, just watching you. Joking. At one time it could have been a Hideout/Hangout - possible Hunting Cabin, when there was less people & more Game. I great that people respect the place and haven't destroyed it. Hope it lasts. Music - this is when you see a couple of burned out wrecks and the bodies. You hear the Bolt Action and the Lady SCREAMS. Joking. Some have used the place. Nice Video. Enjoyed. Thanks. Wild Imagination.

[@socialservicessuck]

Cool video. Be careful exploring these remote places!

[@SurviventheOnslaught]

keep a loaded firearm close at hand

[@Pluggit1953]

+SurviventheOnslaught Typical Yank.

[@markschneider8815]

+Pluggit1953 Lots of things to shoot in the wild besides people. Rattlesnakes, rabid animals, etc. Its a tool, just like anything else.

[@ExploreWithUs]

+phuk cps thank you. not sure how I missed this. :-)

[@greeneyedlilpup745]

Not to be morbid- but as breathtaking as it is- would be a bad place at the end of life!! Especially depending on the season !! Wow!! Ty for sharing.. 😉

[@rhedhdbd8290]

This reminds me of Gary hinge rest in peace

[@vickyallen501]

it looks like a hunter's cabin a lot of hunters will build a cabin to stay at during the winter hunting season

[@wendylong2980]

if the last time some one had been there was back in 2004, then I need some of those batteries that's in those lights, since they are STILL on after this length of time, because that it some POWERFUL batteries, let me tell Ya...

[@dinahjackson8146]

WOW ! When I go to The Dalles these things can HYPONTIZE me... 😊 There's several of them along the way... I never realized how HUGE they are... THANKS, Larry ! 😀

[@akmediascope]

pretty cool. I bet many have stayed here. Those are old cow skulls. The feather is a hawk feather. that's a fairly new BBQ kit. OH the country is beautiful. Nice job on this!

[@joeyork9907]

The difference between scavenging and archeology is a camera.

[@playbound2]

Wow beautiful view!

[@adamterry6383]

just stumbled across your channel and have spent the whole day binge watching your videos. Its made being stuck inside with a broken foot a hell of a lot easier lol. amazing stuff man.

[@JBOutdoorsAndMore]

very cool thanks for sharing

[@garyjinontariony]

Hi your doing nice job, that feather looked like a owl feather

[@orsonboggs7753]

try not to stir the dust around those rodent droppings..dont want to chance a run in with the hantavirus that can be associated with rodent terds

[@OldToughDW]

From the dates over the bedroom area it indicates that it is an old homestead cabin. becasue it is on public land now doesn't mean it was on public land when it was built. Sheep herders cabin comes to mind, although that may have been a later use for it. Somebody took the time to try to preserve and up grade it. BLM and forest service rent out or lease those cabins on an occasional basis. Also homeless people use cabins in remote locations like that to survive cold or inclement weather. The skull was either a sheep skull or a deer skull, (female) without looking at the teeth I couldn't tell you which.

[@sierrachoco5271]

Alot of trees for a desert - thanks for bringing me along. Best wishes from upstate NY!!!

[@elderbrimstone3113]

Great horned owl feather :)

[@mattwkendall]

Great video. Interesting how many comments are fear based.

[@1953beetle]

A tidy up(and a outhouse),should come up a treat. A couple of fruit trees would be a nice touch(a natural spring would help too).

[@justsayin6745]

Subbed in a second. Great videos guys ! Stay safe exploring and remember, good thick boots and gloves. Be careful of diseases !

[@ExploreWithUs]

Thank you. :-)

[@justsayin6745]

:-D

[@karenjohansen6544]

That is the most fascinating and beautiful place I have seen yet. Judging by what was written on the pad, it looks like the cabin was used as a retreat for either a family or group of friends and their families in exchange for them doing work on the place while they stay there, as they mentioned what they had fixed and cleaned and who was with them at the time. Then it looks like they suddenly stopped going after that last entry, I wonder why? really curious.

[@ExploreWithUs]

Thank you Karen, and I agree. I will have to go back and read more of the log book. Seems people still visit, but it doesn't look like anyone is keeping the place up. I might have to go up there with some tools and fix it up some.

[@karenjohansen6544]

Good idea, that would be a good excuse to stay there for a while. It looks so peaceful there, wouldn't mind staying there myself lol. Being off the grid for a while would suit me down to the ground.

[@ExploreWithUs]

I want to explore the mountains and all the caves nearby. I wonder if anyone them go back any distance. It's real quiet and peaceful. Definitely would be a great place to get away from it all for a while. :-)

[@karenjohansen6544]

I would definitely do it if I was you, I wish I could, my type of place for sure :)

[@ExploreWithUs]

If you ever make it over to the US, let me know. :-)

[@thechosenone8732]

Could be an old hunting cabin!

[@kendo2377]

Looks like a hunting cabin where someone took their family. Two beds, the food, the games and puzzles. There's even a pair of little kid pink sun glasses on one of the shelves.

[@anthonywilliams8956]

Its good to leave things the way you found it

[@Mr.Obongo]

By what I got out of the notebook seems like some people were trying to fix the place up at one point (in 2004) but they must have given up

[@ExploreWithUs]

Yeah, I think you're 100% correct.

[@starflightmusic328]

Hey Explore With us, another really great video! It's very interesting what you found there. So, i'm watching this video from germany and it's so cool to see things like this! Good work man!

[@ExploreWithUs]

Thank you. :-)

[@justinberwick2827]

That bottle of Lipton Brisk Lemonade looks very recent. Looks like someone was there the night before.

[@jesser5127]

At 4:00, there's a date from 2014 on the wall. A date from 2000 at 4:38. 5:18 there's a 11/2014 date from someone named Stacey. This cabin is known about by a lot of people. Coyote Cabin. A lot of people apparently just go there and stay and it is one of those "open" cabins where people just go and spend time and possibly hunt, I guess. www.backpacker.com/trips/las-vegas-nv-hidden-forest-cabin I love these areas where it is an open area with very interesting landscapes. Lots of rocky hills with growth. Maybe it is just me, but I love areas like this. They seem so mysterious and call out to me. That cabin is nicely perched on the high ground and away from the flash floods, too.

[@camryb6925]

Jesse R that’s not the same cabin! the one in the video seems to be a hunting shack or a cowboy/rancher’s cabin during cattle drives. interesting link with a beautifully restored cabin, though!

[@sarahparnus6889]

What a beautiful place! Although at night might be a lil creepy! ?Ngl other than night i would love to go stay there.

[@stuartbennett3325]

I agree, this place looks amazing.

[@krazykev1011]

me too

[@EvolveComedytv]

Surprised there was so much left in there.

[@ExploreWithUs]

Me too.

[@greeneyedlilpup745]

Man-u guys have blown up!!! I wasn't paying attn to ur sub numbers then all of a sudden- bam!! U guys deserve it!! Congratulations !!! 🤗

[@ExploreWithUs]

Thank you. :-)

[@jomama5186]

Omg please be careful! Get a concealed to carry, bear spray, a key chain boat horn, ropes(for if you fall thru a floor or in a hole) NEVER go alone-be prepared! Sorry, I'm a Mom and I worry and I enjoy your videos and respectful way you do this. I would really like you to have somebody dull time doing the backgrounds on these places. The stories would be pretty interesting and some tragic I'm sure. But you do a great job. Be careful kiddos. God bless

[@mattriley8175]

What would you do if you ran into other not so friendly people while exploring. Sorry if this sounds intrusive but I always feel a bit worried for your while watch these videos.

[@ExploreWithUs]

I have been exploring for over 20 years now, and I have never run into anyone who has been less than friendly. On the back roads everyone waves at each other, and people are generally very kind. With that said, I rarely if ever see anyone at the places I go. They are so remote that you would know if someone were there already. They would have to have a car in order to survive even for the short term. After doing this for a while, you learn to know what signs to look for in terms of someone being present. If you run into someone in these places, chances are they don't want to be found or be bothered. The biggest danger is running into an illegal grow or drug manufacturing operation. That's a real threat. I am always prepared for worse case scenario. Thanks for the comment and concern. :-)