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Sounded hollow and intentionally closed off.

Music worse than the wind

Don't tell anyone they're secrets dude G-WIZZ

CLICKBAIT BS! The use of question marks does not give you a license to lie!

Dry land all connected before Noah's flood.

Clever

Nice and informative video again !!! 27 subscribers from a 1000 !!!! Come on people SUBSCRIBE !!!

Practical, useful, and lifesaving info. Thank you.

Thank you for sharing your visit. As a lifetime caver, I love caves. These, however, look like caves formed in petrified mud, very dangerous and unstable. I would not enter. And people should never go caving alone and without two other spare sources of light and a hard hat.

So glad to have stumbled onto your site. After 46 years of frequent visits, the sense of wonderment never diminishes. My obsession now is to hike & camp out in ultra obscure & remote areas. There’s a certain type of peace being in those remote areas. Excellent video!

To me deserts are full of tarantulas and rattlesnakes.

You need a drone

all those newspapers bits and pieces was where they went bathroom and used those for wiping. No toilet paper out there in those days unless you are rich

Thanks for the fascinating post. It reminds me of the mud caves of Anza Borrego, with evidence of running water in the rainy season cutting channels and tunnels into the hardened mud or conglomerate .

Hello great exploring and i sub looking forward to seeing more of yours from the past and future ⛏️🏆🤔

thank you so much to share this great expirience in Death Valley. this week I will go there

what’s amazing the earth has areas of desert… mars is all desert

You've got the right idea. We have a similar end result, the difference being I built an elevated storage platform that extends to the seats. A piece of ply bridges the storage platform to sit atop the seat that's compressed flat with a ratchet strap. I use 4" foam cushions, sleeps 1 or 2. The end result is a 6-4 bed, exactly what you have only the seat flips back up when not a bed. Works great! Gotta love stealth.

Who goes on a hike/exploring and doesn't even take a flashlight? More than likely didn't have any survival gear that every person should pack even when going on a simple hike just in case anything happens. But to actually head out on a search for the purpose of recording a CZcams video exploring for lost structures with nothing but probably their phone to record and maybe a plastic bottle of water is totally ridiculous. What a example of what should never be done and total lack of good judgement. I would not even loaded this video so any person who watched would not know how foolish, unprepared and see someone who is not thinking or using any sound judgement.

That is some historic cross ties. So cool.

I grew up riding with my Dad as he hauled Talc out of DV. Incredibly beautiful places there. I wish I had known of this place, but sadly, I was around 12 yrs old…. You know. 1978.

Interesting video...i have just gone through a similar exercise to produce a slimmed down tool kit, although mine is for general road use rather than hard core off roading.. I honestly think you could cut that down by a third and still be prepared. Would that breaker bar replace the wheel nut wrench? I would not bother with most of those adjustable wrenches including the pipe wrenches...I would replace those with three conventional open ended wrenches (probably Bahco)..they must be open ended though, as they will allow you to access nuts in more restriced places. I think you could do with some small combination spanners for things like battery terminals ect I would slim down the electrical tools, and replace those auto wire strippers with more conventional ones..The trouble with the auto strippers is you need quite a long length of wire to be able to feed it in. With conventional strippers you can always hold the stub of wire being stripped with a needle nose. You don't really need the test lamp and the multimeter and the multimeter is by far the most versatile of the two testers... I would ditch the hose clamp pliers as you can use the vise grips instead. The tubing cutter looks way too big for typical brake tubing, and if you intend to cut and join that sort of tubing you will need flaring tools ect. I would also ditch the strap wrenches and just carry the chain wrench and also loose that knife... What's missing? I would add: A 1/4" and 3/8" universal joints... Extra long heavy duty jump leads and/or small Li-ION jumper pack. Work light and head lamp. Tire pressure gauge. Spark plug socket. Inspection mirror Magnetic pick up tool. Stanley knife and spare blades. 6'x4' tarp to lie on ect. Croc clips for the multimeter. Possibly a small grease gun for suspension work ect... To help keep things organised, I would recommend a spanner ring or large alloy carabiner to hold your ring/combination spanners. Rails for you sockets...

This is pretty cool. Love the numbers stating elevations and mileages. Especially in lmperial units. I was once on the trail leading north from Dantes View and with a map showing elevations calculated the length of my sightline down to the parking lot of Badwater. It was something like 14,000 feet. The elevation difference is about 5,000 feet. I used a Construction Master calculator. Love this stuff. Strain your imagination for more. Thanks and keep it up! Subscribed

I was under the impression you can not see the summit from base camp on the south side?

Indeed man that's something I didn't know, but it's the facts Did you climb that once ?

Im sure aliens built it ...😂 Call art bell

That's a catfish, they're bottom feeders. Those fish needed feeding, (thanks!), and there's so many for such a small space. Little guys need a new home.

Great vid! Reminds me of times I wandered around out there. You look out and don't see much, but as you go it opens up to canyons and ravines and weird stuff you don't see anywhere else, like those split rocks.

Nice video again !!

I hiked into Surprise Canyon and camped in Panamint City instead when the road to Observatory Peak was closed during my visit. Challenging and remote, with spooky sounds in abundance at the end. One of the most unique things I’ve experienced in an NP. Death Valley is the best

I would love to go kick around Death Valley some day.

wish you'd have got buzzed by the military

Good stuff, man.

Another great one. Hey thanks for giving us locations, names, directions and sharing it since most of us can only afford to arm chair reach it alongside Google Earth pictographs! So thanks an extra bunch for giving us more.😊❤

Cool!

I was hiking west of there, came across 3 half eaten burros near a deep cave. Since i wasn't armed, turned around quickly.

Take it!

Death Valley is one of the most underrated of our national parks. I love it out there.

Thoes have been blocked the first one sounded hollow great video felt like I was rite thair with you

Tiny trickle: that’s the lowest waterfall. Then a (real) waterfall “that’s the lowest waterfall”. Then another “that’s the lowest waterfall” . Then an other trickle “this must be the lowest waterfall”. Lmao! 🤣. That was entertaining, thanks.

Thanks for bringing these hidden gems to us! Great adventure!

Some people may WANT to be haunted by a sheep ghost...just sayin

love the PSA

water sure has a destructive power !

That was a super cooladventure I had no idea they had a road there. Love the old shots.

Very cool. Looks like a good future hike for me

What a cool video! Thanks for sharing.

Those rocks look awesome.

The rocks on the tunnel floor have fallen, who knows when, but the next time you enter a place like that, ware a hard hat!!

Its to dark.