Abandoned Cabin in Beveridge Canyon, Death Valley

[@mikeo2893]

I lived in that cabin in the late 1970's while we worked the talc mines about the cabin. Surprised to see the cabin intact!

[@ExploringCabinsandMines]

How do I get to that cabin , road name?

[@jamesrobertson4258]

WOW 👌 👏

[@kennysherrill6542]

Wow, after reading all the comments some are very rude. Some may not be with us any longer, this one of your early works. You've come along way Sarah I just hope that old cabin is ok now. I pray for you every night just as if you were one my children. God Bless.

[@davedennis6042]

OK, I've seen several of these cabins and this one is definitely the nicest. It does lack a few things that I wish I could add. But this one seems to be the cleanest. I think EVERYONE loves the Geologists Cabin in Butte Valley, but this one is cleaner than that one. BTW I loved your music on this. Good DV music.

[@scottwall4669]

Thank you for the visit!!! Glad to see the beautiful stove base I built around maddogs stove, my sons bulletin board from when he was a child(now 27) our rat proof tupperware in kitchen, 2 green fireking coffee cups from my mom and dads 1956 wedding, my 2004 sign in book left in 2005, the art deco outside from 2000, my national geograpic books, my life magazine poster board, my corner table built out of construction scrap.....list will go on and on. Original resident now at the Keeler store. 2005 flood damaged water system. Water was incredible. After a good rain that canyon is like Hawaii. Return after a rain. Please clean, protect and respect these gems. I will be there in December to clean. Thank you!!! Scootertrash

[@Wonderhussy]

Thank you so much for commenting! The place looked great -- I think because it's SO remote, those who visit really take care. I will definitely come back after a rain sometime.

[@jerroldkazynski5480]

Looked much better back then, compared to our last visit with Redbeerd!

[@maxrosan]

Nice story!

[@taganner]

Amazing to see the length of the canyon as dry as you found it. I have always found water, but I like going up in the springs when desert orchids are in bloom.

[@1999mikedunn]

1972 spent the night up Beveridge cany at the stamp mill. Acess via Keynot canyon. Found cases of TNT (no primers). No water. We spent the night in the wood cabin upslope from the stamp mill. Found large quartz crystals in Keynot mind tailings. Used to go to the hot springs before it became D V.

[@lacausa2000]

Nice video. That first large waterfall you ended at is called The Stopper, if you manage to get past that one, there will be more. Ive never seen The Stopper without at least some water flowing.

[@MerAngel12121]

Loved that you took us up to the point of no return. Beautiful hike. Sorry : ( there wasn't any water at the time. Next trip.

[@billbertrand7751]

Stayed night there once me and my Grandsons thank you and the public for not destroying such a treasure ✨ 💖

[@marcbeebuzz1711]

when you come across old cars trucks tractors etc please take the time to show them I'm a car guy and absolutely love that stuff! You're AWESOME great shows!

[@perryjensen5585]

Really enjoy your vids Wonder hussy . Very interesting. Keep up the good work.

[@eds1994fatboy]

When you exposed that spider....now how is he going to get out of the sun.That light on your head works great in the daytime.How are skeeters out that way....probably don't have too many.No water to hatch eggs.Here in Indiana....sometimes they call them the state bird.Great vid Sarah........

[@larry785]

I was involved in the cabin during the 80's when it was last occupied. Lots of stories I can tell.

[@TheClipperchip]

Great channel 👍. Love the urban exploring....I'm a total "sticky beak" so I love all of the snooping you do. You have touched on some hikes I have wanted to do, so it's really nice to see them up close. Thank you 😊

[@mikemiller2566]

great find...you're having fin and inspiring people to get off their butts and explore our fantastic south west....keep up and good exploring !

[@Wonderhussy]

+Mike Miller I definitely plan to explore Cerro Gordo!

[@barrypierce6425]

I was there 40 yrs ago and it was so cool and the hot spas at saline was very nice October is the best time there....

[@sparkimoto]

I'm surprised that cabin was left in good shape. But nice to see that all who have used it have left it in a condition that was, I will assume, as they found it.

[@theogdirkdiggler]

love your music and editing!

[@jk-pd1nv]

I just found ur talented, educational, adventurous tube keep up the good job I'll subscribe

[@mperhaps]

The one metal container that looks like the back of a reclamation truck. They were cooking speed in that one.

[@normanmallory2055]

Very well done, i like how you recorded this old site... You covered it very well , do more...

[@19702260]

i just want to say i admire you, and totally support what your doing its so nice to see others that are like you, clothes free and open. i love the barren dessert. keep up the good times!

[@Wonderhussy]

thanks!

[@larry785]

3:00 There used to be a locked gate just ahead. It had been vandalized & repaired many countless times. 3:31 The Mobile used to have a light wired to the generator to brighten up the front entrance. 4:18 This is where the propane operated power generator was. The cabin had running water & electricity ~ lights in the kitchen, living room, and bathroom. A kill switch for the generator was located inside near where the log book is now. 4:47 Actually this is where the owner at the time slept - the guests would sleep in the main house. I have slept on that couch multitudes of times through the 80's & 90's. 5:16 The stone porch wasn't there in the 90's. 5:30 The original stove was a 55 gallon drum inside a very old ice chest or something, and it worked really good! 5:50 The small bench with the jar in the corner is where we put the portable AM radio. The wire antenna was connected to it through the window. It was really, really boring at night without the radio, and was our main source of info concerning the weather report and news of the "outside" world. 7:30 You left the log book open on the page where I wrote my email address. 7:54 On the left was a propane-powered refrigerator, in the window was a double sink where I would wash the dishes - all gone now :( 8:20 Everything worked in the bathroom into the mid-nineties. 8:53 In the early 80's I strung an antenna wire from the cabin, across the canyon to the south ridge on the other side of the wash. When the wind would blow more than 15 mph through the canyon, the wire would "sing". Without the long wire antenna, reception of AM radio stations were bleak to non-existent. 8:58 Sometime around 1985? there was a massive rock fall that washed down the canyon, partially taking out the road below the cabin. 11:21 In 1983 the owner and I took a helicopter to the town of Beveridge from the cabin (There is a story about a guy stealing many items from the town via a helicopter. I or the owner were not involved it that, we took nothing with us when we left. We did not have metal detectors or even shovels). I remember some buildings of the town was being washed in the canyon from the running water.

[@ExploringCabinsandMines]

I've searched on Google earth but can't locate the cabin any tips?

[@larry785]

@@ExploringCabinsandMines It lies just inside the mouth of Beverage Canyon.

[@maxrosan]

I once met the guy who called that cabin in Beveridge his home. His handle was "Jackass Andy". I remember one day he showed up in Saline and showed off his blasting caps. His adventures shut off the "cool springs" just east of the hot springs there. Back when I lived & worked in Death Valley 1979 - 1981, and spent a lot of time hanging out in Saline Valley. The talc mine you refer to was likely once owned by Glen & Alan Aiken, who I met when I chose to live in Keeler at around the same time. Glen is dead, but his son still lives (or lived) in Keeler, just below Cerro Gordo. They were the owners of the "Morningsun Mine & Mill site" back then. Glen was always excited to get new military surplus trucks 'n stuff. I think Alan (Glen's son) has moved away to stay with friends in Ridgecrest now. He's an old man now, older than me, and I'm 69. I love your adventuresome videos 🙂

[@jiffyjim4038]

I've always been interested in DEAth valley.....It's hot out there, like you!!!👍👍💕

[@GrinsInc]

Thanks for posting. Watched it without sound; maybe watch again with no picture and only sound. Last watched you pre-burner prepping. Cheers.

[@madmike5621]

Thanks for another awesome adventure. Always a joy to watch! ;-)

[@johnholcomn8560]

Another great older video.

[@ericdain3589]

keep up the amazing videos i live vicariously through you😊

[@Wonderhussy]

thanks!

[@fasteddylove876]

Have to agree. Flip-flops? For that hike? Nope.

[@mikemiller2566]

if you're out in this area again...check out Cerro Gordo, up at about 8,000' ..its on the east side of Owens lake, east of Keeler, CA. ...it was great 30 years so it might be worth a look...thanks for the great videos

[@siskokidd]

Thank you for doing these videos. I live in So Cal, but haven't spent much time in the desert region. Every so often I work in Palm Desert for brief chunks of time, but that's not quite the same as the open remoteness featured in your videos. I've always romanticized the desert, probably from cartoons and movies I saw as a kid. Again, thanks!

[@endlessendeavors9387]

New Subscriber Beautiful Absolutely Loved your Video!!!!Thank U for Sharing Your Heart Soul🤗😘😍

[@JohnS916]

Thanks for the very informative hike, really enjoyed it. I'll be riding down to Death Valley on motorcycles hopefully in Feb 2018 from N. Cal. Had planned the trip last year but was denied by rain on the first damn day. That's the problem planning a ride to the valley from N. Cal., you have to consider the weather, especially over the Sierra Nevadas, it's like two totally different weather scenarios. If I still had my cargo trailer I think it would be better to trailer the bike over the mountains and drop off outside of Reno and ride the rest of the way in. This time we are going to go the southern route over the Tehachapi mountains or through Lake Isabella, less chance of rain and warmer temps too. I like your presentation style and will be looking into more of your videos.

[@MetalHeadJimmie]

lmfao,"no smoking,420's OK."

[@S30Uploads]

i can't even tell you how some of these places look like heaven after all the space issues im having!

[@davidm4160]

Been there, want to go back, DV is one of the best places on earth!

[@SeanWayne-rl3qq]

That cabin is awesome

[@Jimbo-pm1dp]

Sarah....have yu heard of a lost spanish or Viking ship in the desert somewhere close to the Sultan Sea....straight east of San Diego....supposedly lost in the desert centurys ago with possibly a treasure of black pearls....i just saw a doc about it !?!?

[@raiderfrankdatank]

Awesome. When I finally move to LAS from HI, i'd like to go on a exploration wit ya! Mahalo

[@BlueRoseRocketBand2]

To clean to be abandon. There's a reason it's there. Like to see what's up rope. Quartz vein? Lots of Ghost towns in Panamint valley and the mountains that surround it.Lots of Quartz veins too! Onyx on Slate side.

[@johnd4348]

They mines Borax from the area. I lived in Death Valley and hiked a lot of it. It's hot but only a few months of the year. Charles Manson lived out on Barker Ranch in Death Valley back when he was young. Their old bus is still there on the Ranch.

[@BrettHoustonTube]

Yeah, the bus is long gone. Removed in pieces by Rangers I hear. Barker burnt to the ground years back I was able to film some of it a month beforehand though. Sad

[@ronelazy]

I live in Phoenix Arizona love your videos .

[@THEDRAGONBOOSTER8]

Thanks for sharing ,Cheers from Tasmania..

[@kekom1758]

I just love this woman. not just physically but spiritually. Wonderhussy!! i wanna meet you someday. lets meet an have a beer! :D

[@susanmumper8334]

Dude

[@andreweppink4498]

Dang Miss Hussie. You really should wear adequate boots. Not as comfortable as your flipflops but much safer.

[@greenspiraldragon]

8:10 did you turn on the faucet? Does this remote death valley cabin actually have running water?

[@thefootboy20]

Great video...well done!

[@paulyhoffmann]

Pretty interesting looking. Doubt I'll make it because a 3 day commitment is a bit much for me when I go out traveling. But who knows. Maybe.

[@dezertraider]

Thank you WH.Fantastic!TY73s

[@VegasCyclingFreak]

10:43 I see those sometimes when I'm riding my bike around the Red Rock Scenic Loop early in the morning

[@smug8567]

The truth doesn't create legends and urban myths. Amazes me no one ever mentions there was a known serial killer living and killing in the same town. No one mentions he was the nephew of the milk man. He delivered the milk. He killed several people with his hatchet and always used excessive force and took the same things from each scene. A few dollars, change, a pocket watch, leaving behind other things of value.

[@milowalker8991]

Watching reruns again Sarah

[@DePesos]

What is it with you and flip flops in dangerous situations?

[@kenchamp3698]

Hey Ms. Wonder! Ever explored Mt Whitney in Lone Pine CA?

[@carlossantiago7692]

Du bist wirklich mutig alleine diese Entdeckungen zu machen...Chapeau !!

[@Wonderhussy]

vielen dank :-) xo

[@scottwall4669]

When my Dad passed away in 2008 I had to return to collect 2 of the green coffee cups. They were planned to be shooting targets.....couldnt do it!!! They were there a dozen years and glad to see they are still there. In 2012 somebody stole the rat proof tupperware and took to the hot springs. A visitor saw this and returned to Bev. Next trip will be to clean and repair bunk house. Used to be cool wood beds that I installed the same trip as the little corner table, made out of burned and varnished OSB plywood and 4x4s, even lined the outside with Barb wire for decoration. I see on the internet that the stolen beds are at East Jesus at Slab city salvation mountain. So no worry they are being used. Next set will not be so nice.

[@Wonderhussy]

Dang, that sucks! I heard from someone at the hot springs that the Slabbers don't like East Jesus because they are "gentrifying" Slab City, LOL...that whole place is fascinating, but kinda scary

[@scottwall4669]

Well they have 2 beautiful beds stolen from Bev cabin. No worry as they are being used and folks can enjoy them. The 4X4s are from the movie set of High plains drifter, burned wood from the fictional town of Lago. Park service was removing all old lumber. I scored several truck loads of lumber, also used on Ozzie cabin in El Pasos. As you see, when visiting backwoods cabins please leave a plastic broom and dust pan. No corn brooms, rats eat them. Canned goods and trash bags. Always carry a pump up squirt bottle with 10 percent bleach-water to spray on floor. Kills Hanta and sends rats away. Same with Ivory flake soap, sprinkle around and rodents go elsewhere. At last stop leave the bleach bottle behind in a cabin.

[@Wonderhussy]

Very good info! I will do this...thanks!

[@JC-99]

Wonderhussy your the best, great video thanks and stay safe. ❤️👍👍👍👍

[@johnd4348]

There is water there if you dig down a a few feet. Lots of water in Death Valley if you know were to look.

[@jamesconnor9142]

John D yea water down a few feet it always messes up burying operations If you no what I mean

[@Ellenslife851]

I wouldn’t mind checking it out and try getting that truck rig running again and see if I can’t make it out of the valley with it

[@sunset117]

Just loving watching your exploration videos. Most are places my wife and I drove past and never stopped at even though we always wanted to and before you knew it too much time went by. I am very appreciative WH and look forward to watching new videos of your adventures. If my wife and I still lived in Lake Havasu City, AZ I would have loved and I am sure my wife too would be to partner with you and I could bring my medal Detector and while you went on filming I could check for artifacts. I promise to only gawk at your beautiful physical form, but all jokes aside you have rekindled my wish to go back to the Desert Southwest. We have grown to love your great personality, your great videos, and narrations, also seeing that are 100% original body, no medical enhancements as you can't improve on perfection (LOL )., no having manufactured medically enhanced breasts and in that statement, I love seeing you with medically enhanced version! no inhibitions. Funny W.H. I see your beautiful physical form and appreciate it in a non-physical form, don't get me wrong my male reproductive parts still work very well and without hearing " that was more information that I did not need to hear LOL"! I or we would love to jump into a nice warm spring without the city lights and experience the sunset and rise of the beautiful stars My wife and I truly enjoyed your travels and adventures. I sent a request through your Facebook page and hope to hear back with the information I asked for and to have a more personal dialogue. I feel like I know you for many years as you are doing what I always dreamed of until I was severely injured in a work-related fall and landed on a 25 foot drop square in my spine at L4 & L5 leaving me with the worst injuries a person could ever fight through, some opening up to has been a daunting experience and your great personality and the services you provide on locations a lot of people would have loved to stop by but for some reason or reasons they were in fear exploring abandoned historical locations. I sent a private e-mail or message to you and I hope to get your answer soon and I will respect whatever you reply. God Bless and Happy New Year Wonder Hussy. My name is Luciano Grossi and my wife is Debbie. We hope after you check us out on Facebook under [e-mail] we can initiate or begin a great friendship. I would love to hit a new exploration site with you as I wish to travel on my Vintage Honda GL500 Silverwing Interstate. It is very rare and I have never reached out to a person like this but please rest assure we are not sexual predators, we participate at our local Catholic Church and we both are able to enjoy the historical service you selflessly such a breath of fresh air. I have to say seeing your God Given Female form is beautiful and as I said the confidence you display and the comfort you also display is so sweet, so unique and I just love the fact that you are all natural and are someone we would love to call a friend. Look forward to hearing back on the flip side. Luv Deb & Lou - Salisbury, North Carolina.

[@Wonderhussy]

Wow, very cool!!!! Thank you so much for all your kind words...I'm glad you guys are enjoying :) And glad to hear you are thriving despite your fall!

[@dieterkoch6563]

You must have a gigantic armored codpiece to protect those massive cohones you sport-climbing up those tarantula infested loose rock canyons in your flip-flops!

[@kekom1758]

"...the usual stuff you find in these kind of cabins" lol!! that line cracked me up!!! I mean, how many abandoned cabins in the desert have you gone into?? lololololol

[@patb9375]

A couple hundred by now.

[@mikemanchor3053]

I live in Ridgecrest and enjoy exploring 100-200miles radius from there. I like your videos. Maybe we'll bump into each other out there. I've turned into loving the desert after having spent 30 years at the beach.

[@hipo6352]

Hi Wonderhussy Death valley again?

[@terrywbreedlove]

I was on the Race track and I took that little narrow rocky extremely rough trail down to Saline Valley. My Toyota did awesome

[@Wonderhussy]

+terry breedlove what kind of Toyota? A 4Runner?

[@terrywbreedlove]

2014 four door 4x4 Tacoma pickup with 6 speed manual and off road package. Only had 12 miles on it when i bought it but I am an avid road tripper and it now has 62 K :)

[@blaneycrabbe3390]

COOL-That spider reminded me of a couple of spider ! ! !

[@redhead4life12345]

I very much enjoy your video's. You are entertaining:-)

[@richardrodriguez1742]

thats the kind of refrigeraters you find dead bodies in

[@ronsbeerreviewstools4361]

A good video, thanks for the video trip.

[@radioface9426]

This video was a precious random find for me! thank you! I used to live there in 97 and 08. Worked for resort company in furnace creek, so I was privileged to make many of these kinds of explorations, except they were in June-August! Phew! My greatest was when we we slid under the steel door of an abandon Black Onxy mine in the former Charley Manson hide-out areas. Found many interesting things and took home some sweet crystals! sshhh...don't tell the feds! lol. It was one of the most memorable experiences of my life. Great video! Hike behind Panamint Springs resort...2-3 hours. Waterfall/Spring of coooool water with flowers...crystal clear and untouched. I'm guessing you've been there/done that. THANK YOU! www.google.com/maps/uv?hl=en&pb=!1s0x80c0bf454ad257f5:0x826f38b3ddb0a441!2m19!2m2!1i80!2i80!3m1!2i20!16m13!1b1!2m2!1m1!1e1!2m2!1m1!1e3!2m2!1m1!1e5!2m2!1m1!1e4!3m1!7e115!4s/maps/place/Panamint%2BSprings%2BResort/@36.3398436,-117.4684612,3a,75y,209.71h,90t/data%3D*213m4*211e1*213m2*211siKxGHXz2ZMSu_-CoVRRCAw*212e0*214m2*213m1*211s0x0:0x826f38b3ddb0a441!5sPanamint+Springs+Resort+-+Google+Search&imagekey=!1e2!2siKxGHXz2ZMSu_-CoVRRCAw&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwiny7nMpM_SAhVi7YMKHULDCaMQpx8IcDAN

[@ExploringCabinsandMines]

Nice pics , any clues as to what road that cabin is on? also someone said there are leeches in the Darwin falls true?

[@dianepeifer1577]

love it and miss hiking myself Hope you get to the ghost town,,,,,dee

[@howitzer8946]

Good work. Thank you.

[@irvingr.fatback886]

Guess what? I’m a robot! Beep beep!

[@lesterdiamond6190]

I was expecting to see the Manson Family Reunion.

[@neo187420]

Jesus, i'm getting a serious _The Hills Have Eyes_ vibe from this place. O_o

[@bethbartlett5692]

Child - you make me nervous hiking w/o the appropriate gear - (hiking boots) You know your environment and its inhabitants - Please be safe - Beautiful share!

[@bethbartlett5692]

Oh and have you gone to Furnace Creek in the winter? I must get by there -

[@apocyldoomer]

I visited Death Valley in July of 1991, WRONG time of the year, it was 126 Degrees, it was than that I knew what HADES was like, I would very much like to go there again, the desolation was just awesome, I need to go on a road trip, maybe, dunno, back to DV, no GPS back than, I know how to read a map, haha! So, we shall see...there is a motel out there where u can get fuel, booze, water, whatever...Road Trip!!!

[@Toekneepowers]

Hiking in flip flops........love it

[@giuliom8520]

Great video! Dressed like a true amateur, but thank you for the great video!

[@gordbaker896]

That was a HF moment when that tarantula appeared!

[@ThatGaijinFella]

Watching from Japan, a great way to spend a Sunday afternoon. Subbed. 😉

[@Wonderhussy]

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed!

[@jimfreed8062]

You're an amazing woman, love your vids.

[@amarilloaristocrat8435]

220 ft. below sea level, I think I'll pass!

[@johneason6540]

Hi Sarah Jane, have you made it to the ghost town yet? Let's plan to go early 2019. If you did Whitney, we can do it Hit me up for a hike!

[@garycooper7666]

Wow fantastic scenery and you got some awesome shots

[@Wonderhussy]

+gary cooper it was so beautiful there

[@joecain3710]

Wonder hussy you should check out young Arizona off the 288 in Arizona muggy on rim country a lot of beautiful area in abandoned houses

[@thehammer3340]

I was expecting someone to come around the bend with a chainsaw..yikes :)

[@caseykelso1]

you did sign in right??

[@jlopes68]

went by there this morning. beautiful weather this weekend.

[@Wonderhussy]

I can imagine! Wish I was there!

[@rocker2009s]

You make some great videos 👏👏👏

[@S30Uploads]

ya got my thumbs for trying that creepy windup toy

[@sirkyoj1]

is that a new camera? The quality is fantastic.

[@Wonderhussy]

yeah, my Go Pro! I started to use it instead of my cell phone and it makes a world of difference :) Trying to up my production values a little at a time!

[@sirkyoj1]

Wonder Hussy external mic?

[@bobbyharper8710]

Wonder Hussy What Go Pro is that you're using. It's fantastic. And you're lovely as always.

[@Wonderhussy]

Hero 3+ ... thanks!

[@Wonderhussy]

the camera has one...I just need a wind shield or something

[@brianfuller5868]

❤ Death Valley. Great videos

[@Texasecede]

Why are you not wearing hiking boots? Especially with the local indiginous wildlife around like the tarantula..

[@christophermorton7294]

Nice out there !!! ..is the spider prison?

[@CYCLONE1BREEZE]

Visit Darwin Falls, a really great place there in Death Valley, really beautiful and with water falls too.If your interested I have tons of slides and trays of our yearly trips to Death Valley from the late forty's to about 1987.We used to spend most every Christmas and Thanksgiving there while growing up, and friends and I would also meet my folks and there friends there as well after I was on my own.My Dad would close down his Electric Co. and the money he saved in not paying taxes and closing down took care of allour traveling needs. Because of this I chose to sell lighting all my working life.

[@Wonderhussy]

I love Darwin Falls! I shot some nudies there once :-) Thanks for sharing your memories!

[@SikterEfendi]

Death Valley in flip-flops? Hoping for a snake/tarantula/scorpion bite?

[@patb9375]

Did you not see her playing with the tarantula? The times she was bit by a snake the snake got high, then died. 420 you know makes you immune to snakes.

[@genekelly8467]

Amazing that the cabin hasn't been vandalized-maybe too hard to get to? I hate when subhumans destroy stuff for no reason.

[@dennishansen3585]

what was crawling up the tree at 11:00?

[@johnbouley4514]

O M G, we had that floor design in the 70's. lol

[@Wonderhussy]

+john bouley lol