Unusual mine exploration leads to surprising finds..

Welcome back! This is the second part video of this mine site! Make sure to watch part 1 as well! In this video we scramble up to the top of the mine to explore the quite extensive upper workings. From there, we’ll head back down the mountain to explore the main haulage adit. Many cool finds in this video, this mine has many unique internal structures we don’t come across very often. I hope you enjoy the video.
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[@Mark_The_Magnificent]

Very interesting climb at the end there, thanks for showing us! Very cool video indeed!!!

[@Kennerunderground]

Mark! I appreciate that mate. I’m glad you liked it!

[@WillC10]

Can you show us what the veins looked like of ore that the miners chased? I’d love to see it from their view all those years ago. Thanks for the great videos! 👍

[@littlenormy]

You should have some bread crumbs in there so you don't get lost.

[@mizuhokusuha]

Have you ever had the urge to claim one of these abandoned by in the midst of nowhere and convert it into a nuclear bunker of your own? The general infrastructure is more or less dug out already.

[@danielcarter305]

Looked like a stope/incline/cliff.

[@Kennerunderground]

Yep! All the upper workings are technically open stopes. It’s amazing the work they did here

[@Classickoolcars]

Any idea what was mined there??👍👌

[@ChrisBrackenSelfbond69]

Go down the mine more

[@susangoodall5252]

What state is this?

[@Kennerunderground]

A rural part of Arizona!