Forgotten Small Towns & Empty Desert Spots in Nevada – Extraterrestrial Highway / Bandit Hideout
Forgotten Small Towns & Empty Desert Spots in Nevada – Extraterrestrial Highway / Bandit Hideout
Nevada Small Towns 2022
Forgotten Small Towns & Empty Desert Spots in Nevada – Extraterrestrial Highway / Bandit Hideout
Nevada Small Towns 2022
Interesting fun fact the Property which is now Coyote Springs was the site of the MX Missile project, which never came to be for an underground intercontinental ballistic missile program putting IBM’s on underground rail cars.
I have relatives that live in Indian Springs NV…Not far from Coyote Springs
This is what we love to do. Get lost on a road trip.
Your video is now one of my favorites of all time on youtube. Bravo Zulu!!
Coyote Springs was/is a bad idea. I wonder what their status is now; yay or nay
I shall!
It’s beautiful!
swing by and pick me up next time
This is a great thing that you are doing for Nevada. Most people don’t know about the wonders we have here in the Silver state. The one thing I would like to recommend is continuing on to Great Basin National Park. It will give you a completely different view of Nevada. It has very impressive mountains, forests, and even a cave to tour. Wheeler Peak is awesome. It looks like a pyramid glacier sticking out of the surface of the earth. Didn’t d the cave though no dogs allowed. Except service dogs. Yeah no lazy dogs, really wow. Thanks again for the shout out.
Come visit our small historic mining town in Northern Nevada. Lovelock, Nevada, Pershing County ❤️
I live in a tiny western Queensland town where our population is only 99 people in an area of 5,070 square kilometers. It’s flat as for as the eye can see. I have a 60 foot tower on my property that I have my internet antenna mounted on along with my HF radio antennas on. I have a HF radio I use in case of a medical emergency, I can call up the royal flying doctors and they can visit me as I have a landing strip on my property for their short take off and landing aircraft. We run cattle and sheep out here and we’ve battled drought for the best part of 10 years. I can drive to the nearest big city which is over 500 kilometres away or I can fly my small helicopter that I rent or to larger cattle farmers for mustering (hearrding) their cattle. Live out here isn’t lonely, it’s peaceful a s so quiet. No traffic noise. No neighbors. Nothing. I’ve had people visit here that have said the quietness almost drives you made.I only use the internet usually at night as I don’t get TV here. It’s also dusty and we have red soil that when it’s very dry the dust gets into everything. We call it bulldust. At night I can sit out on my front verandah (porch) that wraps around the whole house that was built over 145 years ago , and I csm see the stars so brightly it’s incredible. I see places like that in America and it’s like a few places here in Australia
wow just in the car and go
thats my motto 🤙🏼
Sure missed a lot of places. Caliente has a great old train depot and museum. Only 30 miles or so on Hwy. 375 is Rachel. Great stop. Before Pioche is Cathedral State park. Nice place. Pioche has one of Nevada’s best museum. Also Pioche was wilder than Tombstone. Its history is brutal.
I think you ended in the land between worlds. Thanks goodness you were able to record it.
I really enjoyed this. This is the first one of your videos I’ve seen.
I hoped you stopped by Mr. G’s. The food is very good there, and the people are nice.
You know why the UFO jerky shop is near the wild horses?
I have driven Highway 93 many times. Bought jerky from ET fresh jerky several times. When I was 5 until 6 1/2 I lived in Caliente. My dad was a miner near there. I also have a friend that lives in Pioche. (pee-och) Ha,ha we got slammerd in the old saloon.
Awesome we went up that Stone Henge in Nevada desert last year. It’s a fun drive and outing if in Vegas.
"Regular trees" lol great video
With the price of gas they should pump it for u and give a hand job 😆
Did you get visit the Cat House?
Haha The Camel is saying this food sucks. 🤣
What was the town at the end? Super cool
Probably forgotten for a good reason 🤣
$5.19 a gallon? It’s £9 GBP ($13) a gallon in England! 😛
My cousin is the mayor of Caliente. Glad you stopped by!
gee..why are you running out of water ?
👽👽 super cool video especially loved the wild horses. Those charcoal ovens were insane I had no idea😳 dang I wanted you to go inside one or two of those old hotel rooms😖 that would have been so cool to see those old rooms
Used to see wild burros on state road 159. No more. Some of these places are just out there. I dont like entering abandoned houses. Have fun.
The property with the train : They put on a pretty epic Christmas event for families & kids. Brought my niece one year, it was great!
Why are the sprinklers going—in the heat of the day—at Coyote Springs, when Lake Mead, behind Hoover Dam, is going dry?
Methinks you knew where you were going, and knew what you would see in advance. Just a guess.🤗
There ain’t a luxury bus in the world that could compete with those private train cars. Talk about travelin’ in style and comfort!
Did you stop eat anywhere in town? Sidetrack restaurant is gd. Oh yes you missed the Boxcar museum. Lots of interesting history there.
Weird – no trees for shade in that bizarre "round pen" someone is keeping those animals in.
I love Nevada most underrated and beautiful state imo.
The headlight on signs are there because studies show when driving into the long desert stretches and seeing oncoming headlights, even in daylight, it helps to break up the monotony and wake you up, from zoning out while driving.
Do you need a co host? Lol
It’s eating Datura, what cowboys call loco weed.
How I love your adventure vlogs, gives me a glimpse of the other worlds out there…but one thing I am always worried about,
What if the car broke down?
What if the tire is flat?
What if there are some bad guys with guns?
Caliente, Nevada sounds so much more romantic than HOT, NEVADA
The lack of a wind screen on the microphone makes this very difficult to listen to.
Bonnie Springs was a living western attraction. Gone now too. What a shame.
Amazing I just stumbled upon your channel.
On my son was alive we would take different roads just to see where they went and one time we came upon an emu farm outside of Duluth Minnesota.
Unfortunately since my son passed I lost my wingman.
You make sure you keep driving and I’ll keep watching 😁
This was Awesome! I like the way you explain what your seeing, and what we are seeing. Thank you Adam for taking us along on this adventure! The wild horses was very interesting. I done a little research on the wild horses, and it seems that there are wild horse, wild mustangs, all over the higher elevations of Nevada.
The mustangs are descendants of the wild horses of the early 1800s. Very cool. I am very glad that I found your channel, bc I absolutely love adventures like this. Brush off the conformity of society and it’s signs, and Just head down desert or mountain roads and just see what you find. Thanks again for this. You are an explorer, and adventurer at heart! See you in the next one pal, I look forward to it.
Great video! Thank you. I would love to go out west.
Writing on 27 July, I have been watching videos about water levels at Lake Mead and the long drought affecting the US South West. There is a golf course at Coyote Springs. Not sure if it is still operating. Given the extensive drought it seems beyond belief that water is being wasted on desert golf courses.
I am from Las Vegas and I made this trip in May. It is freaking awesome. I want to thank you for this video, but why did you have to point out that scar on Nevada of those pointless solar panels. If anyone comes this way notice that no power exits from those panels. It goes to operate the panels in place . So yeah they are self sufficient.
Pioche is pronounced Pee oh-ch forget the final e. And we In the state pronounce the name Ne-va-da rather than Ne-vah-da. And the town you stayed in is pronounced
Ee-lee. Just saying. Great video. Some of my fav places in one of my fav states.
A golf course in the desert, is an interesting choice. Seems like an uphill battle.
Love 93. Train station at Caleinte is cool.
YOUR OUTING ARE PRETTY GOOD.