Lost Treasure of Padre La Rue: New Mexico Lost Gold Mine

Embark on an epic treasure hunt in the Wild West as we unveil the lost treasure of Padre La Rue! This captivating tale of hidden treasure and lost gold in New Mexico's Organ Mountains has sparked countless searches for buried gold over centuries.
Follow the trail of Spanish treasure as Padre La Rue and his followers discover a secret gold deposit. Learn how their stolen gold became a buried hoard, transforming into one of the Southwest's most famous lost treasure stories. From the Camino Real to Spirit Springs, trace the path of this elusive southwest lost gold.
Delve into the mystery of this lost mine and the tragic events that led to its disappearance. Explore tantalizing clues about buried treasures and lost loot that continue to draw treasure hunters to this day. Could you be the one to finally unearth this missing treasure?
Join us as we explore this legendary buried gold of the Old West. Discover why Padre La Rue's lost New Mexico gold remains one of the most intriguing lost treasures in the American Southwest. Whether you're a seasoned treasure hunter or simply fascinated by tales of lost mines and buried treasures, this story of a search for buried gold will ignite your imagination.
Don't miss this thrilling journey into the heart of southwest treasure lore. From south west gold to Spanish colonial riches, the allure of Padre La Rue's treasure continues to captivate those seeking lost gold in the rugged landscapes of the Wild West.
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[@arthurpeterson246]

I never get tired of hearing the story of padre la rules lost gold. Thanks pal.

[@soulcalsaga]

Thanks

[@treasurebound]

Well done! Really enjoyed watching and learning more about the story.

[@soulcalsaga]

Thank you

[@OGRocker1]

Thanks for the share partner 🤠

[@soulcalsaga]

No problem 👍

[@billyfernandez4257]

Good info

[@soulcalsaga]

Thank you

[@yesterdaysam7280]

Good one AL..

[@soulcalsaga]

Thanks for listening

[@ryanhubbard1756]

I spent some time in Los Cruces (about a month) while working on the theater in the University as a union carpenter from Phx about 10 yrs ago. The whole time I was there, the town gave me weird vibes, like I lived there in the past, maybe? Even now, writing this I get the same feeling, like being in twilight zone...I don't know what it means? I would like to go back one day and explore the mtns, maybe then more will come home or be familiar?

[@soulcalsaga]

Interesting

[@chrismechanic6164]

I lived there while working for a industrial cooling contractor ftom 98 to 01. I had that same feeling the entire time. Strange. An odd feeling I had been there in another life.

[@LuckyBaldwin777]

Both of you are in the building trades. Jesus was a carpenter. Maybe it's the spirit of Padre LaRue wanting to lead you to the treasure so that it can be used for doing good. Start thinking greedy thoughts about the gold, and the feeling might go away when you're there.

[@ryanhubbard1756]

So the Doc Noss treasure, is not the LA Rue treasure?

[@soulcalsaga]

Not sure

[@longwalker3462]

Other tales are told of La Rue being flogged to his death by solders from the Church at Victorio Peaks, and all of the people being escorted back to Mexico City! Lots of conflicting tales?

[@soulcalsaga]

Thanks for sharing