Abandoned Gold Mine | White Mountains California

We were lucky enough to stumble across this old abandoned gold mine in the white mountains while exploring the Ancient Bristlecone Pine forest. We only had a short time to explore this area, but there is a ton of history here to find.
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[@richardstump4582]

Alright! Amazing!! Thank You

[@potatothorn]

AWESOME!! those may be Bristlecone log cabins, very few were ever built. pretty amazing you got the old hunter "logs" and the actual logbook... 1920, nice! interesting how things like this get re used over the years.. miner's cabin to hunter's cabin to historical site/ thanks for taking us out there

[@HuckOutdoors]

I'll shoot you the location of this one.

[@potatothorn]

@@HuckOutdoors excellent

[@TroutWest]

Every old mine camp is worth exploring. Nice job sharin'

[@HuckOutdoors]

Got lucky on that one!

[@ColemanOutdoors]

That was so neat! Anything along the 395 and the surrounding area is my favorite place in the world. Glad you found me!😋

[@HuckOutdoors]

Lots of fun along 395!

[@HeliJim400]

So neat to see old historical sites, love that kind of stuff. Thanks for the thorough look at all the cool stuff!

[@HuckOutdoors]

So much to explore up there!

[@AmericasParks]

You guys really find some great places, Jason! Cool mine shaft. Nice to see that people for the most part are respecting these historic sites.

[@HuckOutdoors]

Was really lucky to find this site!

[@frankthude9652]

When we went to the Bristlecone Pine reserve about a half mile uptrail from the parking area and museum, we saw the pine log cabin of the Mexican mine and it was larger and better preserved. We didn't find the shaft, but knew it was in the general area. We were on the way up that 4 mile loop so, we didn't get more than a few photos. There wa a plaque there and a little history of the mine and how it got it's name. It seems they shut it down around the late 1920's early 1930's...

[@HuckOutdoors]

We were going to go to those cabins and mine, but found this one instead. Maybe next time.

[@mariasalgado5370]

So awesome!!

[@redwhiteblue7831]

Great video... Very cool place to explore. Beautiful area. Thanks for sharing, take care Jason.

[@HuckOutdoors]

Thanks for watching bud! It was such a cool place to check out!

[@davidmartinusen8787]

So... did a little research. It was a gold mine. The vein intersects the vertical shaft at depth of 45'. The vein was 5' thick.

[@HuckOutdoors]

Woah!

[@MartysCrewOurFamilyAdventures]

Wow, what a cool site to explore! You find some awesome places, my friend!

[@HuckOutdoors]

I get lucky some times for sure!

[@duckthelaw]

I googled the names of the 2 hunters at 7:34 on a whim and actually found their graves and a couple pictures of them. There's family listed there, might be cool to send them this video.

[@HuckOutdoors]

Can you send that info to my email. [e-mail]

[@seniorsue]

Very interesting! I enjoy watching your videos. Keep it up!

[@HuckOutdoors]

Thanks for watching Sue!

[@TheNeuAdventure]

Very cool place! We will have to check it out when we make it to that area!

[@HuckOutdoors]

Lot of great places to explore out there!

[@FollowingTheAgees]

Like #17, fully enjoyed, cuz that’s how we support each other! WHOA 😲 that’s an incredible find! There are places like that all over Arizona...makes you appreciate how far they traveled to build it, and how they lived miles from nowhere and made it! Great tour, if only the walls could talk...🙋‍♀️Lisa

[@HuckOutdoors]

I really need to do some more trips to Arizona. Its such a beautiful state!

[@FollowingTheAgees]

Huck Outdoors...Jason, if you need a tour guide, let us know😉🙋‍♀️Lisa

[@HuckOutdoors]

Will do!

[@QuietMowing]

You see so many cool places!!! 🤘🌲🌲🌲🌲

[@HuckOutdoors]

Very luck to do so!

[@TerpyyGames]

The dust mop chemicals is from the era 1950-60s so the site may have been active until the 50s sometime

[@cyberhype5495]

Imagine the first miners who lived here.... our ancestors

[@hike8181]

What a great find.

[@HuckOutdoors]

So cool to see first hand!

[@hike2bhuman110]

Such an awesome find 👊🏻

[@HuckOutdoors]

Yes sir!

[@rickyfever]

enjoyed this video. thanks.

[@HuckOutdoors]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@mobiltec]

Been all over the whites and never ran across that encampment before. Good find.

[@HuckOutdoors]

Thanks bud! I bet you have driven past this one a handful of times!

[@mobiltec]

@@HuckOutdoors Probably.

[@HuckOutdoors]

Shooting you an email

[@mobiltec]

@@HuckOutdoors Got it thanks...

[@alfonsocasillas7290]

Looks like an awesome place good times

[@HuckOutdoors]

Thanks Al!

[@BrosephRussell]

That is freaking awesome brother hellyeah

[@HuckOutdoors]

Was exciting to check out!

[@john_kelley]

Great find!!! Did you take the instant coffee with you?

[@HuckOutdoors]

Nope, left that behind. I bet it's been there for quite a few years.

[@OffTheBeatenPot]

EPIC!!!!!!!!!!

[@HuckOutdoors]

Thanks!

[@donmarion8808]

The mud between the logs is called "chinking"

[@HuckOutdoors]

Thanks for the info Don!

[@massimohladun9497]

This reminds me a lot rdr2, idk why

[@HuckOutdoors]

Rdr2?

[@massimohladun9497]

@@HuckOutdoors red dead redemption 2

[@brandoncrow768]

Are you the count from Sesame Street? 123

[@HuckOutdoors]

1 cabin. 2 cabins. 3 cabins!