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I Almost Backed Out! If I Didn't Take This Trail, I Never Would Have Found This!

Dave Explores

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I Found The Most Unusual Abandoned Place In The Idaho Mountains...

I Almost Backed Out! If I Didn't Take This Trail, I Never Would Have Found This!

The Road Everyone Warned Me About Led Me To An Unbelievable Google Earth Discovery

I hope you enjoyed the video! I'm Dave; I set out on a life of adventure, exploring abandoned mines, ghost towns, unusual places, and everything that lurks in the middle of nowhere!

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20 Comments

@RustyDroneAdventures 2 weeks ago

The yellow truck At 9:21 is a 1948–1953 Dodge "B-Series" pickup truck.

@mattelliott8446 2 weeks ago (edited)

Crazy I found this same cabin two weeks ago. I was headed to the Long Lost Creek trailhead. Backpacked in to sleep in Lost River stadium.

@mona2046 2 weeks ago

That was awesome!!! It was amazing to see Hailey again; I lived there as a child in the 70's, and it has changed😳 Thank you, Dave & Lee!!!💖💖

@richardbeee 2 weeks ago

I bet that bug smashed on your window,doesn't have the guts to do that again.😂 Great video

@larryfisher7056 2 weeks ago

My dad was a cowboy near Granby back in the 30s. He ran the owners cattle up in the mountains for the summer and lived in a little 10 foot square log cabin for months at a time.

@dezertraider 2 weeks ago

THANK YOU DAVE,GREAT VIDEO AGAIN.

@RTLichable 7 days ago

That line shack is quintessential western history.

@jerroldmcley4347 2 weeks ago

Very cool 😎👍 Dave glad we can go with looks like lee loved that camping spot

@davidaarons2488 2 weeks ago

Cool, brats are the best. I have never seen Idaho, thanks for bring us along Dave. Be safe and take care

@TeddybearMatt7.7 2 weeks ago

OH WOW I COULD come out there and stay a long while !!!!!!

@Scott-s4d6x 2 weeks ago

THAT LOGGING BRIDGE . IT GOS WAY BACK INTO THE MOUNTAINS THERE

DAVE IVE BEEN WAY OUT THERE .
MY FAMILY MEMBERS OWNED A BIG AREA ON THE SAMON

@Raven-j2o4f 2 weeks ago

Great explore young man, thanks for looking around...Blessed N blessings on you and your's

@doriskuhberger8559 2 weeks ago

Thank you for sharing. Love and Blessings.
Doris, Penrith 🇦🇺🦘

@tm8747 2 weeks ago

the camper over your truck is a great unit, but with mine i throw over a silver tarp from harbor freight to keep the cold night outside. mine is the 12'x15' tarp its a little big but i did this to use bungee cords to hold it down during the night, great video.

@casedoumasr656 2 weeks ago

Hello Dave and Lee nice mine finds thank you for the Adventure s⛏️💤🎩🏆😀

@howlingemds9548 2 weeks ago (edited)

Looking at the drover cabin at the beginning I see the fake wood paneling which tells me that it may have been used up to at least the late 60's. Possibly into the mid 1970's.
The second cabin with the false brick, the false brick look was a big deal in the 50's to mid 60's with some lingering usage into the 1970's which is another clue that these properties were used probably into the 1970's. My dad was a builder in the 1950's thru the 1990's. I helped him tack a lot of those wall materials up in homes he built.