MASSIVE UNDERGROUND MAZE THE HOLY GRAIL MINE

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  • Опубликовано: 24 авг 2022
  • Come and join us as we explore lost history and a massive maze of passageways under the mountain.
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Комментарии • 35

  • @Porty1119
    @Porty1119 Год назад +4

    I worked at a mine similar to that in central Kentucky. We ran 70-ton haul trucks and full-size loaders underground.

  • @calmmusicforsleep
    @calmmusicforsleep Год назад +2

    Hey guys, this was absolutely amazing! Awesome tour! Thanks for sharing! Have a great day!

  • @courtneyoneillviolin
    @courtneyoneillviolin Год назад +1

    amazing share thanks

  • @RamblingTim
    @RamblingTim Год назад

    Awesome video. Looks like a lots of fun to explore the mine.

    • @DoortotheAbandoned
      @DoortotheAbandoned  Год назад

      Yes, very interesting never know what you will find. Thanks for watching.

  • @cestypodzemi
    @cestypodzemi Год назад +1

    Good job

  • @StephenandYhana
    @StephenandYhana Год назад +2

    Hey guys, this exploration was incredible. I love places like this, I kind of wish I was exploring it with you. That mine just kept on going, it was huge inside. It was cool to see how confident everyone was, exploring ahead alone. Loved the video

    • @DoortotheAbandoned
      @DoortotheAbandoned  Год назад

      Thank You. Yes it sometimes gets to me when watching the video during editing. When you look at how dark and massive it is all around you and you think anything could run out of the darkness straight at you and you would not even have time to react but ,we keep going back though. Thanks for watching-Brent

  • @mkendallpk4321
    @mkendallpk4321 Год назад +4

    When I saw what you called a cave opening, the roof just looked too straight to be natural. After the closing of the mine they must have tried to fill in the entrance some.
    It sure looks like you could drive a pickup truck inside this mine, if the floor was not littered with rocks.
    I am glad you think that this is an interesting find and well worth coming back for further exploration. There are so many artifacts and areas still to be found.

    • @DoortotheAbandoned
      @DoortotheAbandoned  Год назад

      Ha Ha Yea, I called it a a Cave but I meant to say Mine. Its easy for me to miss-speak when I get exited. Yes, a pickup truck could easily drive right thru this mine. We only scratched the surface of this mine we will be going back for sure. Thanks for watching.

    • @mkendallpk4321
      @mkendallpk4321 Год назад

      @@DoortotheAbandoned It is fine to get excited. Just keep on what you are doing as it is very interesting to me.

  • @Noneevo
    @Noneevo Год назад +1

    Looks amazing!

  • @RoadiewithRich
    @RoadiewithRich Год назад +1

    Wow that was definitely the holy grail! So huge and I love the entrance to get in. Lots of interesting finds in there.

    • @DoortotheAbandoned
      @DoortotheAbandoned  Год назад

      Thanks for watching and yes, it is awesome in there .We will be going back there as we only scratched the surface of that Mine. -Brent

  • @douglousfye4193
    @douglousfye4193 Год назад +1

    Great find. Wish I was with you.

  • @577buttfan
    @577buttfan Год назад +2

    Man that place will get the blood pumpin huh!!
    You guys are gunna need a big birtha fan cooled flash light to light up that place lol.
    Looking at old maps and most of these go for miles!
    Wish our portals where that easy to get into :)

    • @DoortotheAbandoned
      @DoortotheAbandoned  Год назад +1

      Yea, its crazy how huge they are. A lot of the mines connect too. Rumor has it there are about 500 miles of mine passageways around here. Don't get Lost ha ha.

    • @577buttfan
      @577buttfan Год назад +2

      @@DoortotheAbandoned Haha,and I thought Hazelton had alot of tunnels,over 150 miles just in the #1.
      The bituminus coal mines out by you are insane!

    • @DoortotheAbandoned
      @DoortotheAbandoned  Год назад +1

      Yea, its crazy to think about the underground world below us and how vast it is. The amount of work those old miners did was incredible

    • @577buttfan
      @577buttfan Год назад +2

      @@DoortotheAbandoned Its what built this wonderful country🤙

  • @lifeongps
    @lifeongps Год назад +2

    FYI appears you folks were in an old Phosphorus mine, did anyone wear a mask? Bring a Dosimeter? Nice vid,,,tho

    • @DoortotheAbandoned
      @DoortotheAbandoned  Год назад

      From everything we know about the mining in the Area It was a Limestone mine but I believe they did get other materials out of there as well. We always have an Oxygen Meter with us. Thanks for watching.

  • @fredsilvers1427
    @fredsilvers1427 Год назад +1

    The drill mark on the giant column/support was to remove something from the rock face I'll bet. I'm thinking the original miners were preflood (nephilim). Maybe a modern, large scale operation would have dug this much out to make the rooms so large, but not early 20th or 19th century.

    • @TheBentley12
      @TheBentley12 Год назад

      interesting comment, I live local to that place. I may or may not be going in there tomorrow... I'll do some investigating. I also want to know whats up with the "pyramid" structure he talked about but never showed.

  • @mikespikedog5293
    @mikespikedog5293 Год назад +1

    Wonder if a miner lost his life where the makeshift cross was? Maybe see if you can find some history on the mine.

    • @DoortotheAbandoned
      @DoortotheAbandoned  Год назад

      We don't know we just noticed it when editing the video, very spooky though. We will have to do a return trip and investigation. 👍

  • @larryhanlon7776
    @larryhanlon7776 Год назад +3

    Any history mine was active along with mine name?

    • @DoortotheAbandoned
      @DoortotheAbandoned  Год назад +1

      Do not currently have all that info but the electric shovel we found (different video)was also in that mine and they were built in the 1920s

    • @577buttfan
      @577buttfan Год назад

      Most times we cant give out to much info on the mines because they will get closed up by the DEP so they are one thing we have to preserve.
      Just to see some of what not many other people ever see is just way too cool!!

  • @rd468magnum
    @rd468magnum Год назад +3

    It's an ancient site.looks preadamite,just at a glance overview...clearly giants.nephilim,ancient builders..before man,and then man came along and doesn't pay attention to some clear details,why when mining gold,or looking for an inner earth..

  • @travailer594
    @travailer594 Год назад

    Thank you but too little light.

    • @DoortotheAbandoned
      @DoortotheAbandoned  Год назад

      Yea, we know its always a problem in those huge mines they are very difficult to light up. I custom made a camera light setup that I will be using on our next Mine video. Thanks for watching.