This cool guy let us go into the cave that sits below his house, and what is down there was staggering. Our friend Davis's channel is @CaveChronicles

Miles deep in the forest is this unsuspecting hole that blew our minds...

We went back into the 200ft deep sinkhole behind the 911 center to see where it kept dropping to. Davis's channel is here @CaveChronicles

Don't go into caves when its raining, we got lucky...

I can't believe she went into this flooded cave first, @adventuringlight is a wild one. also check out @explorehigh23 and @CaveChronicles for more caving content. Huge thanks to Sakowuf_Solutions on reddit for designing and building this UV light

Things got really sketchy down in this hole in the woods, when we started going somewhere nobody had been before...

Me and @CaveChronicleswere digging at a hole blowing cold air out of it, when we found something much bigger.

This was a bad situation... Go follow @CaveChronicles and @explorehigh23 for more caving content

This dude told us about a 200ft sinkhole he found 2 miles in on a hiking trail...

We went down into the 150ft deep hole and pushed the river cave further than we could have ever imagined. @CaveChronicles and @explorehigh23 for more exploration videos

We went back into this crazy deep river cave with a 280ft deep waterfall inside it to push way further into the cave. Go check out @explorehigh23 and @CaveChronicles channel for more caving content!

We found a huge catfish lurking a mile back in this cave above a waterfall... Davis's channel @CaveChronicles

This cave kept dropping hundreds of feet deep to some of the coolest finds we had ever seen!

His family lived here 50 years, and they had no idea what was down in this sinkhole... Davis's channel @CaveChronicles

Don't go into this cave, we experienced nothing but danger and misery...

We set out to find 10,000 year old jaguar fossils that exist somewhere under the breakdown piles; that's when we found something much bigger...

This cave will blow your mind.... Huge thanks to Imalent for sending us the MS32 flashlight https://www.imalentstore.com/products/imalent-ms32-200000-lumen-flashlight?gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQjwq_G1BhCSARIsACc7Nxo0c6Vn-JjFzpbMP-hIkALGyKKJiczpMG70QmnjXc-xHvbtusidRjcaAivXEALw_wcB Davis's channel is here @CaveChronicles

Chance of rain was only 15% when we went in...

We discovered the secret that lurked beneath this popular campsite in tennessee, and we couldn't believe what we saw down there...

We went into this cave in search of the biggest underground room with the worlds brightest flashlight, and came across the biggest river we have ever seen. Huge thanks to Imalent for sending us this 200,000 lumen flashlight! Check out @CaveChronicles

A subscriber told us to check out this sinkhole behind this 911 place, so we went down into it.. Davis's channel, @CaveChronicles

We took scuba gear here to unlock the secrets of this place

Things got a little sketchy on rope, but Autumn is a champ for handling the anxiety attack so well! Go subscribe and check out her channels and website if you want more info about Adventure Valley; and her other tiny home retreats at the links below! Adventure Valley is an over 500 acre retreat, that's being built in spring city, Tennessee. Autumn and Jared just acquired the land a few weeks ago, and have already made major progress on the property. They are about ready to start putting homes on the site if you are interested in buying or renting one. Their youtube channel @zionstinyhomes Their Tiktok https://www.tiktok.com/@zionstinyhomes?_t=8nkVcxnyrpm&_r=1 Davis's channel @CaveChronicles

It's not worth it...

Me and @CaveChronicles went to explore a potential coal mine and found much more. We still don't understand this place...

It came flying out at me so quick.....

Part 2 of going into this crazy hole next to the tracks. The Lake was literally just the start if things.... go check out Stephens channel here @_DeAThWisH112

Hell in a hole is what @cavernreaper found

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The pump stopped running, and the cave was filling with water inches from my face.... it was the worst time for this to happen. Demolition Matt's youtube channel is @OffTheRanch and ‎@DemolitionRanch  Alex channel is ‎@Underground_Explorers  Ryan's channel is ‎@Underground_Adventures

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This amazing couple invited us out to check out this cave on their property that nobody has been far into, in over 35 years! This cave was way bigger than we thought, and we never found the end to it.

We met up with some fans who showed us this massive cave they knew of. We have to come back to see where some of these places go. check our @PetroWasHere and @ARCavingandOutdoors for more caving videos!

This was a wild one, after getting out of the collapsing area we almost decided to just leave the cave. Good thing @CaveChronicles pushed the connection to the rest of the cave!

We couldn't believe how far in this went, after going into the hole with air coming out that Matt found by the river! With this cave going on for Hundreds and Hundreds of feet, it easily qualifies as a new cave! Davis channel @CaveChronicles

Huge thanks to Matt for letting us come out and go into this cave in his yard and for Davis helping us explore it! His channel is @CaveChronicles

While looking for caves we dropped a go pro down a sinkhole we found and couldn't believe what we saw! Huge thanks to Matt and Davis for finding this cave with us, go check out Davis's channel here @CaveChronicles

Our friend Matt discovered this cave after 3 hard days of digging out the entrance! Huge thanks to him for letting us come out and explore the place! go check out our friends channels at @Mineral_dude , @CaveChronicles @chvrlie_expeditions @Rock_Rat

There's a whole other world down inside this hole

After years of trying, we finally pushed further than anybody has ever been in pettyJohns cave out at tobacco road! We have to come back to see where all these new passages go.

We definitely need to come back another time to see where this one goes! like, subscribe, and check out @CaveChronicles for more caves!

We never even found the end of this place after getting miles deep inside..... Go check out our other channels here @ActionAdventureTwinsShorts @ActionAdventureClips and our friends channels @funfinding4two955 @Mineral_dude @woebkenm

We gotta come back to see where the underground river goes to. Our friends channels are @Underground_Explorers @Mineral_dude @Underground_Adventures

Crazy formations, a climbing rope that gets cut in half on sharp rocks, an ancient snake skeleton, and plenty of water. you are not going to want to miss this one! check out the rest of the gangs channels @Underground_Explorers @Cave.Chronicles @Mineral_dude @chvrlie_expeditions

Check out Alex and Ryan's channels at @Underground_Explorers @Underground_Adventures

We came back to explore the cave we found in the back of this mine, and realized the cave turned out to be way bigger than we could have ever imagined. Go check out our friends channels at @lowrangeoutdoors @Underground_Explorers @Mineral_dude @chvrlie_expeditions and our other channels @ActionAdventureTwins@ActionAdventureClips @ActionAdventureTwinsShorts

Subscribe to @funfinding4two955 @Mineral_dude @CavernReaper and @woebkenm for even more caving action!!

We found ourselves in an endless system of tunnels at the bottom of the 280ft pit. We will be back to try to push this cave way deeper. go check out our friends youtube channels and our other channels here... @Underground_Explorers @Mineral_dude @ActionAdventureClips @ActionAdventureTwinsShorts

We later learned from a local that the giant pile at the bottom of the pit was made of thousands of animal bones, and was just covered with some leaves and sticks so we couldn't see them. Go check out @funfinding4two955 , @Mineral_dude , @woebkenm for more crazy caving

We went well over a mile into this cave to search for the 90ft waterfall to climb up. The crystals we passed along the way made the tough journey so worth it. We spent about 9 hours in the cave on this trip.

We spent over 12 hours inside this cave dropping down the deepest pit in the USA at 586'! We can't believe we finally managed to drop down the pit after planning this for a long time. We will be back to this cave to see where it goes down there! Check out our friends channels at @Underground_Explorers @Mineral_dude @Underground_Adventures @ThisweeksAdventure

This is part 2 of exploring this water filled cave on the property of youtuber @DemolitionRanch. Pumping out the water revealed rooms never seen by anyone before full of rare formations! Part 1 of this cave can be found here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mdrwYKA-fjc&t=2s Make sure to check out matts channels at @DemolitionRanch @OffTheRanch and all our friends channels at @Underground_Explorers @Mineral_dude @Underground_Adventures

subscribe to Matt ‎@OffTheRanch  and ‎@DemolitionRanch ! huge thanks to him for letting us come out and explore the ranch! also subscribe to @Mineral_dude , @Underground_Adventures , and @Underground_Explorers for more caving content!

This place was a nightmare..... Go check out @Mineral_dude and @ActionAdventureClips for more underground videos

This cave in the woods just kept dropping deeper and deeper until we ran out of rope. We have to come back to see how far down this goes. @Underground_Explorers @Mineral_dude @Underground_Adventures @ActionAdventureClipsfor more caving content!!

We couldn't believe how much this cave opened up from the tiny entrance. There was more bats in this one cave than we have seen in our entire lives. go check out @Underground_Explorers @Underground_Adventures @lowrangeoutdoors @Mineral_dude

We couldn't believe how it opened up into these giant rooms full of crystals, and we will definitely be back to explore the rest of this place. go check out @funfinding4two955 @CavernReaper @Mineral_dude @woebkenm @cavezip @ActionAdventureClips

This guy let us check out the cave on the edge of his field, and we couldn't believe how big it was Don't forget to check out these channels @funfinding4two955 @CavernReaper @woebkenm @Mineral_dude @ActionAdventureClips

This massive cave hid some amazing waterfalls and formations inside it. We will definitely be back to explore the rest of the cave. Check out @Underground_Adventures @Underground_Explorers@Mineral_dude , and our second channel @ActionAdventureClips

We were having a good time until it was time to turn around. Check the weather before entering a cave Our friends channels are @funfinding4two955 @CavernReaper @Mineral_dude @woebkenm Our second channel is @ActionAdventureTwins

This underground river was hiding at the bottom of the 150ft deep pit in the ground. We will definitely be back to explore further in this place Check out @Underground_Adventures @Underground_Explorers and our second channel @ActionAdventureClips

It is over 175 foot Deep from our estimates. Big thanks to the subscriber for bringing us out there and showing us the cave! Check out Jacobs channel @Mineral_dude

We journeyed into the cave with the largest underground room in the USA. It wasn't easy but it was so worth it seeing this place. Our friends channels are @Mineral_dude @lowrangeoutdoors @Underground_Explorers @Underground_Adventures

This cave was out in the middle of the woods and just kept dropping further and further down! Our friends channels are @funfinding4two955 @cavezip

This is one of the craziest things we have seen in our life. This 280 foot waterfall inside this cave did not disappoint. Check out our friends channels at @Underground_Explorers @Mineral_dude @Underground_Adventures @lowrangeoutdoors

We took a 75,000 lumen flashlight into a cave with the 2nd biggest chamber in the US, to light the place up like nobody has ever done before @underground_explorers @lowrangeoutdoors @

After getting convinced to swim through this scary water tunnel, I couldn't believe what was on the other side. Go check out our friends channel's @funfinding4two955 @CavernReaper @woebkenm @Mineral_dude and our second channel @ActionAdventureClips

This homeowner allowed us to explore his massive river cave in his backyard and we couldn't believe what was inside it!

This tiny hole in the woods opened up into the biggest most magical room underground Check out our friends channels @Underground_Adventures @Mineral_dude @Underground_Explorers and our second channel @ActionAdventureClips

We couldn't believe what was hiding at the end of this deep river cave For more underground content check out @funfinding4two955 @Mineral_dude @woebkenm and @ActionAdventureClips

We went down into this sinkhole to find out how deep it was and couldn't believe how far it dropped. Check out our friends channels at @CavernReaper @funfinding4two955 @Mineral_dude @woebkenm and our second channel @ActionAdventureClips

The deeper into this cave you go, the cooler it gets Go check out these channels for more crazy caving content @funfinding4two955 @CavernReaper @Mineral_dude @ActionAdventureClips

Don't ever go caving without other sources of light or this will happen Check out our friends channel @funfinding4two955 and our second channel @ActionAdventureClips for more caving content

We went back to check out the really deep hole in the ground, to see where it went. The part 1 video can be found here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uMJHERLkrFM&t=120s Check out Alex's channel @Underground_Explorers Cades channel @lowrangeoutdoors and our second channel @ActionAdventureClips for much more exploring content!

We went deep inside this huge river cave right off the side of a road. Go check out @Underground_Explorers channel and our second channel @ActionAdventureClips for more caving content

We attached a Go Pro 11 and a dive light to a long rope, and dropped it down this pipe to see what's at the bottom check out the page hikinwithus on facebook our buddy Ryan would love the support

I was inches from almost falling off a 60ft cliff in this cave when my shoes slipped. Check out @lowrangeoutdoors And @Underground_Explorers

We found a secret cave that's not supposed to exist anymore and had a dark history. We came across a gate with a sign saying its been gated for our protection. This is part 1 of this video. go check out underground explorers channel here @Underground_Explorers

We found this rope leading down into the ground and followed it for hours, hundreds of feet down into the earth @Underground_Explorers

Our friend Alex found this massive crater which leads to a cave that drops off deep into the earth. @Underground_Explorers @lowrangeoutdoors

You would never expect this tiny hole in the forest to open up into this massive deep sinkhole. Check out the guys at @deepfreedom And our second channel here @ActionAdventureClips for more underground content

This cave was unstable and tried to get us.. check out @Underground_Explorers channel

We go Inside a cliff where cold air was blowing out of a hole. it opened up into a huge flooded cave with magic flowing water fountains!

We found our way to the top of the deepest pit in the continental United States. first we lowered a camera down to the bottom of it, then we threw a rock down! check out the channel @deepfreedom for more caving content!

We followed a spring flowing from a mountain and crawled miles back into a cave until finding a massive waterfall! subscribe to both Alex and Cades channel for more caving content! links below!! Alex: @Underground_Explorers Cade: @lowrangeoutdoors

This culvert pipe under the highway took us deep into a huge cave that we could never find the end of! Huge thanks to @funfinding4two955 for taking us to this place so we could explore with them! Go subscribe to their channel, they have a lot more cool places to show everyone!!!

We should have never went into this cave. The flood waters were far too dangerous. Check out @funfinding4two955 for more crazy caving content!

We found this tiny mystery hole while walking in the woods that opened up into a massive world underneath our feet Subscribe to @Underground_Explorers for more caving adventures!

This cave kept dropping hundreds of feet down into the earth and we rappelled down into it to find out what was at the bottom. Make sure to watch part 1 and 2 first! part 1 is here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d418Gk_osoY&t=6s check out Alex with @Underground_Explorers and show some support by subscribing to his channel. This video wouldn't have been possible without his help!!

We went deep into this 7 mile long cave and found walls covered in huge crystals! to see part 1 of us exploring this section of the cave, check out : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=efNQldK35TA&t=23s

We are going deep inside this cave to solve the mystery of where it goes! if you haven't seen part 1 of this video go check out : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MReRCvqD4wI&t=66s go check out @lowrangeoutdoors for more exploring content

We were exploring deep inside this massive mine when we found the entrance to a crystal filled cave that keeps going on forever!

We are going deeper than ever into this terrifyingly tight cave to try and find a rumored underground waterfall! Part 1 of this cave is right here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d4rU_ZzJihk&t=9s check out Cades channel : @lowrangeoutdoors

We went exploring where nobody else has been before into this deep cave with a river inside!

We go deep inside a cave that was uncovered in a limestone quarry. inside the cave we discovered crystals on the walls everywhere that we looked!

we found a marble mine and went deep into it with kayaks and super bright lights! part two of this explore can be found here :https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mKp-EA_LsUY go subscribe to @lowrangeoutdoors and @ActionAdventureClips for more exploring content!!

This sketchy cave was insane! It was over 30 miles long and we had to rapell down one of the deepest underground waterfalls in the country. @Underground_Explorers @ActionAdventureClips

We couldn't believe our eyes at what we found deep in this massive limestone mine! We will be back to continue exploring much further with even more gear next time! part 2 of this video is here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LsElukgnp5g go support cade and subscribe to his channel@lowrangeoutdoors , and check out our second channel@ActionAdventureClips

We found a super deep sinkhole off of the trail in the woods that you definitely would not want to fall into. exploring with us is on this trip is @deepfreedom

this crazy cave goes on forever. go subscribe to @deepfreedom and our second channel @ActionAdventureClips for more caving content! Support our work on patreon, patreon.com/user?u=81382283

We took a go pro down into the deepest pit in the USA, and are the first people to drop it down to the bottom of this cave. Nate and Bens channel @deepfreedom Our second channel @ActionAdventureClips

We were hiking through the woods when we stumbled upon this deep cave in the forest. Once inside it took us by surprise. Our second channel @ActionAdventureClips

Nothing could have prepared us for these tall waterfalls inside this cave Our second channel @ActionAdventureClips

After going deep into this cave we realized the cave will try to end you in every way... Owens channel https://m.youtube.com/channel/UC131RJAHk_TckZv0xioHSDw Our second channel @ActionAdventureClips

Sometimes we push it too far, this was one of those times. After rapelling into a cave, things went wrong down at the bottom of a flooded passage.

We went beyond the point of high anxiety in our effort to find the end of pettyjohns cave! subscribe for the next adventure! check out part 1 here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W_VH012sxjs&t=601s Our second channel @ActionAdventureClips

This cave got the best of us this time. We went in completely unprepared for what lay waiting for us. check out @dancer1 's channel to see some more action! Our second channel @ActionAdventureClips

Deep in an abandoned green talc mine we found loads of pyrite crystals. We attempted to go deeper into the mine than ever before but it was so vast we will have to return to explore more of it.

We set out to dive into these deep caves in this secret lake. joining us for this adventure is Brent from @BrentDives and David from @funfinding4two955 !! this is part two of this explore. part one where we explore the other tunnels is here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jqKi5-x0f0s&t=439s

There's some tunnels that nobody knows where they lead to, in the side of a hidden lake.. We set out to find out where the tunnels lead. part 2 is where we go underwater to see what is down there!: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T2CzCRwzdXU

We found a way into the underground nuclear aircraft laboratory. We never expected to see this once inside. part one of this explore can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9OGyf8QkyX0&t=474s Our second channel @ActionAdventureClips

We made it into an underground complex that was used to design a nuclear powered aircraft that could stay in the air for weeks. Inside was an unshielded reactor used to radiate different parts to test the effects. part two of this explore where we find the reactor room can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C2dsnOyq54A

Back in this 7 mile long cave is an amazing 50 foot waterfall. From there the caves splits in many different directions. We explored for hours and only saw a fraction of the cave before we made our way out of a tiny second entrance we found. check out Brandon's Youtube channel @BrandonGross !!!!!!

This cave was so incredibly huge, and after an hour of walking through the biggest rooms we ever saw, we came across a giant river! exploring with us was @BrandonGross. check out his channel for more crazy adventures!

The cave was full of fast moving water, super sketchy ladders and ropes. Several places the water was too deep to continue so we're going to try and come back when the water has calmed down. huge shoutout to @BrandonGross for showing us the cave! go check out his channel and subscribe for tons more action

Deep inside this cave lies the biggest underground room in America. This trip took us 9 hours to complete and involved rappelling down 2 pits. In between the pits were hours of grueling low crawls, and we had to climb up 2 waterfalls to get to the room. At the bottom of the massive room was a gigantic river that goes for miles. Subscribe to catch every new video, and check out the Brandon Gross channel here https://www.youtube.com/c/BrandonGross All credit for the long exposure photo goes to Trevor Daniels https://instagram.com/trevordanielsss?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=

we go exploring this massive cave with Fellow Youtuber @BrandonGross this is by far the biggest cave we have ever been into! this cave was so large it had its own weather inside! check out brandon's channel for insane cliff diving and epic caving videos!

this deep hand dug shaft leads straight down into a massive underground chamber that has poisonous air and a massive lake inside. this was our second trip inside this place. part one has even more action, check out part one right here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i92B0bAlRO0&t=522s check out @SheInspiresAdventures for more cool content! thank her for helping us explore this place!

These caves start off as a few unsuspecting holes in the ground, but each one drops deep down into a pitch black pit. we found bones at the bottom showing evidence that animals have been falling into the holes for awhile. these pits were shown to us by fellow YouTuber Cade. check out his YouTube channel Lowrange outdoors! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCr2GrB8dqORP22cjojsxHUA

This was too much for us. We don't get stressed easily but this crawl tested us to the limits. With the real fear of getting stuck where no rescuers could come, and the feeling that the cave would flood, we vowed never to come back here again.

We were exploring an underground mine with a lake Inside it, when the unexpected happened. part two is here:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xD8QwM2Rs4I&t=7s

This cave goes much deeper than we could have possibly imagined. It's like a giant staircase to the center of the earth. part one of this place can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d418Gk_osoY&t=458s Part 3 of this explore is out now!!: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KDxUHuz8szU&t=650s

We went deep into the labyrinth of Pettyjohns cave and at one point got lost inside an unmapped section of the cave.

Do Not Fall In This Hole. anybody who does will drop straight down hundreds of feet into a massive cave. watch us go inside and explore as far as we can go!

We went deep into this cave where nobody has ever been before and had some huge boulders start to collapse on us

I got wedged so tight in this tight cave crawl that my brother and friend had to pull me out of there by my feet. Link to Cade's youtube channel is here!: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCr2GrB8dqORP22cjojsxHUA

this cave is 6 miles long and after crawling to the back of the cave our friend got stuck in the fallen boulders with no way forward.

We found the deepest pit in the united states in the bottom of a massive cave after hours of walking. We will have the full length video on our second channel ActionAdventureClips! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkxpL_HvNX6TWxLGz0VZFVA/videos

We messed up and went into this cave when the water was too high.. joining us on this adventure was trey and Cade from LowRange Outdoors YouTube channel! link to the channel is here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCr2GrB8dqORP22cjojsxHUA. for more of this cave check out this video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lO20KWdGl8o&t=733s

This cave was like a giant set of stairs that led us deeper and deeper into the earth. descending down into it was the scariest thing we have ever done. part two of this place is here!: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SM7XhsGB-QA

we found rare crystals and discovered a new passage in this trip to the outer limit of Pettyjohns cave. to see part two where we explore even more of this section of the cave check out: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xYQw03w2Ns4

Inside this creepy hospital we discovered that all the equipment still works. Everything was left inside it like they planned to return the next day....

Things didn't go as expected on this trip when high water forced us to explore a section of the cave that neither us or anyone else had ever been. It got unbelievably tight to the point where we questioned whether we could even turn around.

Nothing could have prepared us for the things we saw in this abandoned insane asylum/jail

We went deep into a underground talc/soapstone mine we found in the woods with the worlds smallest scuba tank to find out what is beneath the crystal clear water!

It's like stepping onto another planet going deep into these underground tunnels. you never know what you will find

we infiltrated the tunnels that were rumored to exist at the bottom of the mountain!

he went down the flooded shaft in this underground marble mine with the worlds smallest dive tank and disturbed something down there..

We stayed overnight in a cave with a dance floor that used to be a club before a shooting took place.

I went alone deep into a cave that started flooding as I got to the back of it. The water level was rising because of snow melting on the mountain.

it started to get crazy at the far reaches of Petty Johns cave when we both got separated from each other and had to find our way back through the maze.. The raw footage video of this trip is on our second channel here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nYwSa_2aNVc&t=6s , and a time-lapse of the full trip into the cave https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7wMEqRJUacA

Edward climbs down inside to see what is at the bottom of the old well! it's located almost directly on top of an old mine we haven't quite been able to dig into so far.

We were entirely unprepared for what was to come when we explored two caves that are connected by a waterfall!

this microwave transmission antennae is from the cold war era . The tower and associated underground bunker is capable of withstanding a nuclear blast from 2 miles away and still passing critical information on afterward.

we took the kayaks deep into a flooded self-sealing cold war era AT&T communication bunker to see what it was like inside. this is part 1 of the exploration of this place, part 2 is available here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9kBae3x7cZU&t=3s

I was hit by this falling stalactite as we were climbing back up this 100 foot pit we found in the woods.

We had a couple close calls with big boulders after going into this massive green and blue soapstone/talc mine. This old mine opened up really big and seemed to go in every direction deep inside the mountain.

go pro 8 camera dropped to depth of 200 feet. the light attached is the nitecore dl20 .This shaft really opened up big time a hundred feet down. We finally made it to the bottom and were surprised at what we saw. It almost got stuck a couple times and we thought we were going to lose our Go Pro . to see the unflooded portions of this mine being explored check out this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qi_weUHOHfc

part 2 of the elevator cave explore. this time was even better! part one can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Rv--9wv2Og&t=665s

We discovered a metal grate covering a very deep hole on the side of a mountain and dropped a go pro camera down into it and can't believe where it ended up.

we found this massive tunnel boring operation out exploring and had to find out where it ended up. what in the world did we stumble into?

We almost fell into the shaft as we were looking around the area. This talc mine collapsed in the early 1900s before the inner workings could be inspected and now a sinkhole has reopened the mine. this is the first view in since then.

this was definitely the hardest thing we have ever done. In this video we geared up and attempted to push through the pulverizer squeeze and send it to the outer reaches of the cave known as tobacco road. This is where the cave gets wild!

watch part one first here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rt0zuWUWcqA&t=12s in part 2 we explore even more tunnels and a few more buildings including an old Laboratory! for even more backrooms check out: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NT9-HD59DBQ&t=13s

We set out to find some rumored tunnels that ran under a city but little did we know we would be heading straight into one of the creepiest situations we have ever been in... This is part 1 of a 2 part video. part two can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S1JpL-HMsOg&t=275s

this underground lake is able to be kayaked from one side to the other. along the way many areas of natural sunlight are encountered making for the most breathtaking paddles we have ever done! Check out last video of this mine to see even more of this place: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dgN7zLLwk5k&t=121s

artifacts, fossils, and lots and lots of coal. plenty to see in this 100 year old coal mine!

We put together a 2 year Montage of some of our favorite clips to celebrate an awesome first 2 years of the channel. Thank you to all our subscribers and viewers for making it better than we could have possibly imagined!!

We questioned our sanity in this cave, at one point we had to let our breath out just to move

massive pits, slippery rope climbs, tight spaces, and getting lost are some of the challenges we faced on our way to the Mistery Room in pettyjohn cave. Along the way we stopped at the biggest room in the cave called the Echo Room to see just how big it is!!!

our go pro hero 8 made it 150 feet down unprotected without a super suit case and still continues to provide the same quality of video and sound to this day. the dive light was the nitecore dl20 UPDATE: we took another video and made it to the bottom of the shaft check it our here:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cbosUMACrUI&t=18s

we got some friends together and went into this massive underground mine to explore inside. the water was incredibly deep and most of the time we couldn't see to the bottom leaving most of the mine unexplored. what's down there?.... while exploring we found a cracked kayak missing an owner... who's kayak did we find and how did it get there? After getting out of the mine several tires had been slashed on the vehicles in our group of explorers. someone wasn't happy about us trying to find out the answers....

We found these massive openings in the mountain that led us over 1000 feet down into the earth. It was so big that we spent 5 hours inside and still didn't see any end in sight! We couldn't get our drone to work inside the mine because it was too dark :( but we definitely need to come back with some rafts and see the unexplored sections!

A river flows into this cave making for a very wet explore. it looks like we could come back and explore further if we wait until it dries up.

Our 125 foot/40m long rope just barely reached the bottom when it opened up. we think it leads into an abandoned mine

with friends along for the trip, We kayaked deep into an abandoned marble mine that had 80 ft ceilings. This was our second kayaking trip into this mine, but this time we had our big light out the whole time and the results were stunning. The water level had risen so we couldn't access half of the mine but we still saw a bunch of things we had never seen before. Part 1 is here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e_RbXp6MjnA&t=652s

We went into the cave while it was pouring rain, and ran into the worst flooded passages we have ever seen. The lowest and longest was the worm tube which is a 200 foot long passage that is so low you can't even crawl through(you have to slide), and it was completely flooded. It was the only way to reach the echo room the biggest room in the cave so we went through it.

Our friend showed us this abandoned coal mine he found in the woods near a hiking trail. The main haulage way went back thousands of feet and it had miles of passages but it was flooded part of the way back. There was all sorts of artifacts inside it!

We encountered the tightest crawl yet on our way to the volcano room deep inside petty johns cave. Someone dug out the mud between the rocks and you have to squeeze down a passage that is no bigger than a person. Subscribe and don't miss the next adventure!

we found an iron mine in the woods and had to find out what was inside. We can tell it's very old and it had several collapsed portions inside. to see tunnels left over from the track system that carried the ore from these mines into town, check out this video of the estelle mine tunnels: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KeaTzFU4F2A&t=66s

This mine is in the process of being excavated. There are plenty more unexplored leads. We explored what we could without digging anything else out ourselves, but rumor has it the unexplored passages could lead to another mine nearby.

Tim shows us a tight entrance to a mine previously explored by the n. ga. mine freaks. Inside we discover things we have never seen before such as the rainbow iridescent goethite that we identified in the video as hematite pieces. check out the n. ga. mines freaks video here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ALVZ-LbrYY

Things got scary on this trip miles back in a cave where it narrowed down to basically nothing. This was a trip hours back inside Pettyjohn Cave in Georgia to a place called high anxiety. Subscribe for more videos! part 2 of this video is here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DrRF9UnXdx4&t=48s

This was the final trip into the abandoned coal mine that was over 120 years old! the first trip can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yI7xoM2Fnag&t=295s exploring with us was Sabrina from She Inspires Adventure youtube channel https://www.youtube.com/c/SheInspiresAdventure . this coal mine operated about 30 years from 1880 to 1910. We found some really cool artifacts that were hidden deep inside the mine.

in this adventure we explore an abandoned Tennessee coal mine for the very first time. It was unlike anything we have ever seen inside. Check out our next video where we crawl further back into the mine to see what we can find, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hrOW4lfZ0PY .

We discovered a collapsed talc mineshaft entrance deep in the woods. It kept going once you squeeze through the tight portal. We explored this with some friends the same day we went into the soapstone mine from our last video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-xVEJ4uC0nI&t=5s

We went back into the huge soapstone mine from our last video, but this time with some friends. We explored some older workings where we made some cool discoveries, and even found blasting caps. subscribe for the next adventure!

We want to thank everyone for 1000 subscribers!!! This channel wouldn't be possible without everyone. In this video, we follow a mysterious tunnel on the side of a mountain deep into a soapstone mine. We pop out a different side of the mountain when we are leaving.

This was a wild kayaking adventure into a giant marble mine, the same one from our last video which is here, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A3olHZ9zvs8&t=109s . We were joined by Sabrina from the youtube channel She Inspires Adventure https://www.youtube.com/c/SheInspiresAdventure. this mine was so big it took hours to explore, and we still don't think we have seen it all! subscribe for the next adventure!

We discovered a Huge marble mine In north Georgia today with the N Ga mine freaks https://www.youtube.com/user/Footbal4671 and we finally found a way in. This is one of the biggest mines we have ever seen! Most of the mine is still unexplored so check out our next video where we kayak deep into it, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e_RbXp6MjnA&t=1sgh

We think we found the entrance to the Bramlet talc mine in North Georgia on Cohutta mountain. It appears that an air shaft or something kept going but it collapsed. By the looks of it there is another entrance up the hill.

dangerous free climbs on ropes, leads us down to a jackpot of abandoned dynamite. this is the multilevel mine In Georgia and we went further than ever down into the mine. The first 3 videos from this mine are here if you haven't seen them 1. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qHFfhm8yTMA&t=3s 2. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GxN2SX9HeXU 3. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PL5rrswdyDM&t=363s

I accidently walked straight into a bear while hiking in fort mountain state park in North Georgia. Luckily it didn't wake up...

This cave we found was located inside a train tunnel and had quite an extensive history. It had signatures dating back to the civil war, lighting, railings, and an elevator that went over a thousand feet down into the cave. This is part 1 of 2. part 2 is here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LgnKr-nw_J0

This is a talc mine in north Georgia that was partially collapsed with only a small hole blowing air out. It took us digging it out to discover the main workings

We visited Dahlonega GA around lake Zwerner to explore some old gold mines, shoutout to the N.Ga. Mine Freaks for giving us some hints. Found more adits than we could have imagined. There is probably more but we ran out of daylight.

There are many flooded levels to this mine, and this ladder leads to the next level down. dropping water levels have already exposed a lot of the ladder, maybe one day it will be low enough to go down a level. we sent a go pro to the bottom of this flooded shaft check out the video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cbosUMACrUI&t=18s

This mine was massive, and for some reason had oil or some kind of soot on every surface. this mine was apparently still being used for ventilation as we found a working air blower with an airshaft descending hundreds of feet into the earth. video of the blower here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OIKEVC2iPbY

This is a really big limestone mine we found in north Georgia. It had giant rooms with dangerous falling icicles hanging near the entrances. Subscribe for the next adventure!

These were iron ore cart tunnels that were built very late 1800's and used until around 1920 for an iron mine. to see one of the iron mines that this tunnel system was bringing ore from check out this video here: https://studio.youtube.com/video/X6VrgjJ0H6Q/edit these tunnels go straight through the mountains along the estelle mines trail, on pigeon mountain in GA and were pretty much back to back. there is a final tunnel we did not enter because the close side was collapsed. a hike over the mountain would bring you to the open side. there is also one more tunnel that is along the road that takes you to the hiking trail for the tunnels that one is the longest and the video can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UNHttOPSoeY&t=2s

We believe this is the Northeast Estelle Mine Tunnel in North Georgia. there are 5 more tunnels back to back on a hiking trail very close to here. those tunnels can be seen at this link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KeaTzFU4F2A&t=39s This tunnel was very long and pitch black. The roof seemed very unstable like it was falling in sheets. The tunnel was used to transport iron ore carts by rail through the mountain back around 1900. an iron mine that supplied ore for these carts to transport can be viewed here at this link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X6VrgjJ0H6Q

This is the same marble mine we went into last video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sA4xiB6IRGw&t=241s. We headed straight for the flooded level where it opened up into cavernous halls 70 feet tall and pure blue water sometimes 40 foot deep.

We put in on Warwoman Creek in north Georgia right after the first bridge on earls ford road coming from Warwoman rd. It had a water level of 2.2 ft on the Chattooga River section 3 gauge. We floated down until we hit the Chattooga river and then kept going until we got out at Sandy Ford. the go pro died less than a minute from where we parked. Water levels were perfect for beginner paddlers, any less would be very bony. Please consider subscribing if you enjoyed the video.

This marble mine is in north Georgia and is the deepest marble mine we have been to. The roads kept taking us further down until we finally hit a point where it was flooded. You could tell by the mud on the walls and floor that the whole mine is usually underwater. we kayaked in the flooded section of this mine check out the video here! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=27BRPDbtgp8&t=297s

We kayaked the middle stretch of the Tullulah river in Georgia, from highway 441 to Tullulah falls lake. Rapids were pretty bony at 365 CFM until highway 23 bridge. Immediately after that where the river cascaded down to the lake the water was flowing good. Took less than an hour to run.

We ran section 3 when it was at 2.2 feet on the online gauge. we missed earls ford to sandy ford because we were late getting on the river. It was a crazy ride but we managed to stay mostly upright. last major rapid was bull sluice and is rated a class 4+ rapid. We ran it in less than 4 hours at this flow. that's with stopping a few times to scout rapids, and once to bail a boat.

This is Ulla Cave in north Georgia on Pigeon Mountain, and was one of the coolest we have ever been in. It had the biggest room we had ever seen and had lots of formations. No water in the sump when we went either which was great. Audio is not so great with the waterproof case.

Nickajack Creek in GA was at 1900 cfm after a flash flood on a range of 300-5000cfm. It should be a mix of class 2's, and 3's, but at this flow it was just about all class 2. It turned into an industrial wasteland at the end with the chemical spill on the surface lol.

online gauge said 2.5ft. put in at Sweetwater Creek State Park and take out at riverside parkway. definitely nailed it compared to our last thrashing at 4.5 feet

This cave is the coolest I have been In. It was just me along with Tim this trip. We got to it when the water crawl we had to do was pretty low so, and after that the cave had so many awesome things to look at. We didn't explore the whole thing so we will have to come back this cave hides a very tall waterfall

what not to do in kayaking. The river is sweetwater creek near atlanta, ga and the flow was 4.5 feet when we went. Definitely got in over our heads this time. We called it quits before we lost what little gear we had or got hurt

We took a trip inside ellisons cave, the biggest cave in the state with 2 of the deepest unobstructed pits in the USA. We entered in the historic entrance and walked until we came to the warm up pit, the first drop you need rope for which is 125'. Then we went around the pit and into a water tunnel that tapered down until it stopped. This is about all you can do in this entrance before you need rope and gear.

Caving clips from a while back that are from all over Pettyjohn cave in North Georgia.

This is a tall short mine located up marble mine trail in north Georgia in James H Sloppy Floyd State Park. It was a cool mine that wasn't too bad of a hike either, and would look even better with more water flowing over it.

We whitewater kayaked through the mine tunnel when the water was pretty high at around 275 cfs. Even though it says class 2, with the walls next to you it leaves you no way to brace with a paddle, and you are pretty much along for the ride.

This is the second video going into the enormous room and pillar mine. If you haven't seen the first vid its here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J6wu-ByyMQA&t=5s. This mine is unimaginably big, this footage was from 3 hours in the mine; and it just kept going. It had holes that made natural lighting come in like no other mine we have ever seen, subscribe for more!

This is a massive marble mine makes any other mine/cave look tiny. This could be the biggest abandoned mine ever filmed. The pillars, and ceilings in most spots are over 50 feet, and 100' or more in some places. This video just shows one room which took over an hour to explore because there's rock everywhere. In the next video we head out onto the huge underground lake with a kayak.

This adit was the widest mine I have seen, Probably 50 foot across. Most of it is flooded. It looked like running water in it but it might have been a draft creating waves on the surface coming from another entrance. update: we figured out where this one goes. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TFG7l-x60GQ&t=229s we point it out towards the end of the video it's the adit coming in from the right.

We were woken up by the noise of rustling bushes the day after 4th of july. I grabbed my phone and 4 horses walked out. They came right up to our tent and I thought for sure me and my bro were going to get trampled. Then they kept walking away and coming back for 30 minutes to eat more tasty grass. Then as soon as they walked away for good a rancher came to the top of the mountain looking for them saying that the horses were scared of fireworks the night before and ran off.

This was the wildest thing we have ever done. We rafted the lower flooded level of this huge labyrinth of a mine in Georgia. The water clarity was the clearest we have ever seen, and you could see all sorts of old things under the water.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qHFfhm8yTMA&t=476s that is a link to part one of this explore. This is the second trip inside the giant mine with lots of levels to it. We explored some more and connected the dots on how this mine looks. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qHFfhm8yTMA&t=476s that is a link to part one of this explore. Part 3 is out and is insane, check it out here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PL5rrswdyDM&t=887s; please subscribe for the next video!

We went further into the huge soapstone mine with multiple entrances. Part one to this is here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w5d9LM0_02Q&t=1390s. The rafting experience was awesome. It would be ideal to scuba dive the deep clear water. No audio for the bear clip at the end.

This hole in the side of a mountain led to the biggest cavern I have ever seen with a huge underwater lake!! each hole was about 30 ft across and it dropped down down about 100 feet at the high one. UPDATE: we got inside and kayaked through this mountain! check out the footage here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TFG7l-x60GQ&t=2s

This is a rock quarry in north georgia that is massive and yet is only about a medium sized operation compared to how big they can get. They crush and process granite here mostly for road use. once they crush it they sort it in piles from big rocks all the way down to sand.

These short mine adits 2 of which are a little flooded are located in the dawson forest in north georgia. They are very old and don't go very far, although some might have been bigger back in the day. there was more salamanders, and cave crickets than I had ever seen before in the biggest adit. N.Ga. Mine Freaks channel is here https://www.youtube.com/user/Footbal4671....... Subscribe for the next video!

Happened on 6-17-20 at 9:25am after the train hit a semi truck stuck at a crossing. 3 people hurt, the (truck driver and 2 engineers) and the front engine was part of the 23 derailed cars. Cleanup is quick as they have been working through the night but there are still train cars next to the road. I found out after watching other videos that the train cars next to the road were put there to clear the tracks.

This Mine starts with a shaft that goes down about 150 ft. It splits left and right and leads to all sorts of cliffs and other drifts. I think It was worked from the early 1900's until the late 1900's, and they mined talc here. Not much of an ending to this cause I ran out of battery. part two of this explore can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GxN2SX9HeXU&t=227s

This mine is in north Georgia, and only one massive room isn't flooded once you get down the main shaft. Judging by the size of it and the rails and pipes going in there is probably a huge portion of it that is flooded. this mine needs to be dived one day

The first one we went into was just a bunch of crawling around, and The second entrance was flooded but led to a large room with another better entrance. from there we followed a underground river(which was really high because of a rain storm) to where it split and then kept going until it became too narrow. We will go back soon when it hasn't been raining. There's not much audio through the waterproof housing.

This is in north georgia and the one with the shack that was timber supported is very old from around the 1920's. There were other small ones but they were collapsed too. Subscribe for the next video!

This is the final video from this HUGE mine that goes into a mountain in north Georgia in Murray county. The ceilings are so high at times it makes you feel tiny. Video quality isn't the best because the vast space and dark walls eat up even our insanely bright lights. We were In it for over 2 hours this time so I had to edit it way down. first 2 videos are here #1 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TyzbOKe_fzg&t=551s.......#2 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kMYhTuyMnTA&t=676s. subscribe, and don't miss the next video!

We explored this huge mine that we found way in the woods in north georgia. It was full of insanely large features, and cool minerals, in part 2 we explored more on a raft in this video here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e-J0YXQb2k8 ...... subscribe for the next video!

We went back to this huge soapstone and talc mine in north Georgia deep in the woods that we went to In the last video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TyzbOKe_fzg&t=174s, and set out to explore the rest of it. it's easily the biggest mine we have gone to yet, cause we walked for over 2 hours and still couldn't find the end. It's a unstable mine and very very slippery in the rockpiles on account of the soapstone......subscribe for the next video!

This mine is about an hour walk up a steep mountain in in murray county georgia. It took us all day of hiking to find it though, cause we tried starting at the top of the mountain. it was crazy huge and the soapstone looked awesome. we didnt get to explore the whole thing because we got lost and were running low on light. we already went back and explored way more. That video is here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kMYhTuyMnTA .......Subscribe for the next video!

This is a short video of our trip that lasted for hours into the labyrinth section of petty johns cave on pigeon mountain in north Georgia. It's down in the water tunnels and turns into a connecting maze full of weird features. It was too big for us to explore so we will eventually come back. music https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=de6xhLYLp5w https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dWuwreQg1IA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vUb-9wuU-7M

Who else but me and my twin bro... We saw this wheel while biking and just had to take it for a spin, literally. It was the craziest feeling, like being at a theme park on a ride.

This is our insane kayaking trip through a Gigantic marble mine in Georgia shortened down to a few minutes. Being on that water was like no other feeling. It was like rowing on glass through a gigantic man made cave. Subscribe for the next video! The full trip is here if anyone is interested https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UQ_lq-S7z60&t=343s Music: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WIDWb2pwJFQ

This trip was Insane, probably the wildest thing I have ever done. We came back to the marble mine in Georgia from the last video and set out onto the flooded portion of the mine which was so huge it was a lake. This is only a small part of how big is actually was and I had to edit it way down. The glare in the video is from the dive housing on the go pro. part 1 to this edventure was me and my brother walking around the dry part of this mine. That video is here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1mek9-OcRU0&t=228s and I put the best scenes together in a short edit which you can find herehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vVeCfi-ZS00&t=14s Music for the video, intro song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QHoqD47gQG8 song in the rest of the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ED8ZDdInNtw

This Ridge in georgia was home to one of the first gold rushes in georgia dating back to the early 1800's. These shafts dot the vast hillside and if you can find them are a cool place to explore, and each is as unique as the next. I gathered up the shortest ones and put them all in one video.

This is a short gold mine shaft probably from the 1800's or early 1900's in north georgia. It was so steep we almost didn't go in without rope.

This mine is a marble mine located in talking rock georgia. This thing was massive, It took us a while to explore it; and there is way more that is flooded. Part 2 to this edventure is now out where we went back a few days later and rafted out onto the lake and explored the rest of this spectacular mine! check it out here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UQ_lq-S7z60&t=157s

Footage of the tricks from an average day riding in Atlanta with my friend and my brother. My brother is on the bike and my friend on the electric longboard, and together we hit a portion of the streets of Atlanta ga. Lighting isn't the best in some of the clips.

This is one of the biggest gold mines from the 1800's that is on findley ridge in dahlonega georgia. It drops far down from the top entrances and opens up as it winds down still. Then it goes to some flooded tunnels hundreds of feet long.

We were exploring findley ridge in dahlonega ga and came across this gold mine shaft, and stamp mill remains below it. first we explored the remains of the mill which must be 100 or more years old. Then we went up into one of the short shafts on findley ridge right above it.

This is one of the bigger mines In dahlonega georgia. It was one of the first gold mines in georgia, and was at the heart of the georgia gold rush. It starts off long and level but some shafts quickly turn upwards at a sharp angle.

This is one of the bigger mines located on a ridge in dahlonega Georgia where a lot say the gold rush started. We went into a entrance at the top and went down super deep. We came to a flooded portion and a shaft that led straight down 100'. Then we kept going and popped out at the other side of the ridge. Then we walked back through to the top and found the shaft that went down.

This is one of the many mines on findley ridge in dahlonega GA from the 1800's gold rush. This one isn't that extensive, but it did actually make a few splits.

This is a yamaha vino 50cc moped that goes really fast. It was just me and a bunch of my friends at the skatepark this night, so naturally I took it in to see how fast I could go.

Me and my brother explored the HUGE old copper/pyrite mine right on the bank of the chestatee river that makes you feel small. We went In with Super bright lights and explored the whole thing; then we walked the old automobile bridge from the early 1900's. This mine started in 1850 as a copper mine but turned into a pyrite mine in the early 1900's cause it wasn't profitable for copper. Then they quarried it out for stone and that's when it really got big in the 1920's. They stopped mining not too long after.

This is some random cave footage in the water tunnels of petty johns cave which makes up miles of the cave. We haven't been back in much this year since it's been flooded the entire time. Music provided by Free Vibes: https://goo.gl/NkGhTg [Rock n Roll] → Jack the Lumberer [FREE DOWNLOAD] by Alexander Nakarada: https://soundcloud.com/serpentsoundst... Creative Commons - Attribution 3.0 Unported (CC BY 3.0) https://creativecommons.org/licenses/...

This gold mine is located in Gwinnett county and is a relatively short tunnel. It was dug in the late 1800's and now sits in between neighborhoods. There was a surprising amount of wildlife inside it.

This is the short version of our intense trip into screech owl cave on pigeon mountain. Full video is here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JSBTBzrOxBw . The cave may start as a crack in the ground, but it opens up into some super tall pits and and domes that me and my brother free climbed. Its located next to petty johns cave on pigeon mountain. music: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WacvvZJDXDU Extreme Energy by MusicToday80: https://soundcloud.com/musictoday80/r... Attribution 3.0 Unported (CC BY 3.0) https://creativecommons.org/licenses/... Music provided by Free Vibes: https://goo.gl/NkGhTg

This is almost the full cave exploration of screech owl cave on pigeon mountain, in north Georgia. This cave is linked to petty johns by the stream that runs through it. for an updated video of this cave, click this link here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fV1YMGiUroE&t=582s it shows the tunnel connection that winds it's way into pettyjohns cave but gets tighter and tighter!!

I think this is the Atwood talus point cave in North Georgia on pigeon mountain. It's located on the cliff just below the top of the cliffs at atwood point. The views were incredible everywhere from the hike up the valley to the cliffs and cave itself.

This tunnel was crazy long and tall. It was about 25 feet tall was 1600 feet long and took us 10 minutes to walk through. It was located on pigeon mountain in the woods in Georgia. This is one of the railroad tunnels that was originally built in the late 1800's for the Estelle mining company. It smelled like cows because of the farm that the tunnel ran under.

My friend who is a pilot flew us from a small airport and followed the Chattahoochee river from lake lanier, up past Helen and into the Appalachian mountains. It was my first time in a small plane and I couldn't believe how scary and fun it was. music: Adventures by A Himitsu https://soundcloud.com/a-himitsu Creative Commons — Attribution 3.0 Unported— CC BY 3.0 Free Download / Stream: http://bit.ly/2Pj0MtT Music released by Argofox https://youtu.be/8BXNwnxaVQE Music promoted by Audio Library https://youtu.be/MkNeIUgNPQ8

Me and my bro hiked over a mile and a half to get to these 2 stunning caves; Nash waterfall pit, and nash waterfall cave located on pigeon mountain in Georgia. The river runs straight out of the upper cave and cascades down into the pit cave at the bottom. The upper cave has lots of cool features and is loaded with fossils. The cave had a lot of water from the rain so there might have been more to explore in the dry season, and past the large spider we encountered.

This is Bay Creek Skatepark in georgia and is a super fun park with lots of obstacles. I was getting lots of footage and then I bashed my knee and called it a night.

we captured the usual happenings at the latest BMX jam in ATL on Go Pro. shoutout to the jibb crew for making it an awesome day

A tunnel me and my brother had found while rafting sweetwater creek in duluth, and now we explore it. Walking through the tunnel was insane. The way the walls were swirling made it feel as though you were in a funhouse. It kept going seemingly forever. I accidentally left the mic static in the last few minutes sorry :/

These buildings were once used in the maintenance of quarry vehicles for the Bellwood quarry in Atlanta. We rode our bikes through buildings, climbed giant 2 story sandblasting/painting booths, and saw lots of other old things.

Me and my bro streetriding gwinnett place which is up hwy 85 north of atlanta. We popped some awesome tricks and I had a gnarly fall on a rail. Gwinnett place is a shopping plaza located north of Atlanta and has some of the best places to ride besides Atlanta. I edited 2 different days together to make this.

This is alonzo wades schoolbus graveyard in georgia. He has a auto wrecking service and he built a wall of busses around his property to keep thieves out. Artists come and spray paint them different every year. I only walked around the outside since he wont allow people in on the weekends.

Brandon's lake flooded after days of rain so we rafted sweetwater creek that runs out it even though it's winter. We have an assortment of cheap boats that threaten to send us in the cold water with every turn. It got dark on us so we had to stop where we did and have brandon pull up with the 4 runner, stay tuned for part 2

Me and my brother were looking for 2 caves patricks cave during the day, and screech owl cave during the night.... I don't think we found either. Instead we found some cool sinks, holes, and caves along the way. The caves we found in the nighttime were right around petty johns cave, which we popped into and found the bottom few miles flooded.

Biking down a huge dirt pile at a construction site.It was so steep I almost didn't send it. I had to do everything I could to keep straight in the water and mud in the field below. The whole pile was wet and soft but it was the driest day I could find.

The easiest way ever to make charcoal that is clean and ready to use for whatever you want. Just buy a cast iron dutch oven and load it with the clean dry wood. Stick it on a fire and build it up around it.The heavy lid will let the volatiles boil off and seep out but wont let the air inside to make the wood catch on fire. So the wood continues to have the gases cook out until its almost all carbon. You can use any steel container of any size and stab a hole in it. It will quickly heat up in a fire and start off gassing and not let any air in even though there is a big hole. just plug it with a wet paper towel after you take it off to cool

white river cave in Polk county Georgia. This cave had some wicked climbs and had over half a mile of passages. The walls were absolutely tagged with graffiti from long ago. we didn't see any shoe prints in the mud so nobody had been in that cave in a while and it definitely flooded recently. we heard a waterfall exists in this cave but we didn't find it on this trip. this cave has bat bars on it now so access is restricted

I welded this together after seeing a similar design on someones channel. I used a bike bearing, a railroad tie, a piece of plate steel, some wire from a basket, a milwaukee 1/4" attachment, self tapping screws, a nut, a few washers, and a handle from a broken grinder. I welded it all together. If you make one, use a bigger wobbling bearing , and make the clearance between the bearing and prongs less to make it track back and forth more so it will have a longer stroke to cut.

Northbend sink cave aka. spider hole cave is a very small cave located right next to the road going down pigeon mountain on the petty johns cave side. you climb into a very warm steamy pit (winter) and the entrance is a tight squeeze at the bottom. Once in It drops about 40 feet down through a series of drops that eventually leads to a short tight horizontal passage. we heard it connects to the stream passage in petty johns below but It would be really tight. There are big black spiders and huge groups of cave crickets everywhere in the cave.

Me and my brother climbing the lost wall which is a huge sandstone cliff that's good for bouldering. It was a little too wet to do some serious bouldering

This jam was off the chain. we got kicked out from spot after spot. The jam lasted all day so I had to edit it down, and my go pro battery died before the end of it.

This cave is located about a third mile off one of the switchbacks going up pigeon mountain. It is the narrowest cave I have ever been in, and was just wide enough for a really skinny person, about a foot wide,(not even wide enough for my helmet.) It kept going in one direction but a bunch of large spiders blocked the way.

We parked at old fourth ward and took the beltline to downtown Atlanta to hit the ledges. Along the way are all the scenes of the city.

One of the first concrete parks built in georgia.

This is the biggest skatepark in the metro Atlanta GA area.

We worked our way through the main room into a breakdown pile, and proceeded down into the lower east stream passage. We then found a high room with a big formation in the middle that we climbed our way around which led to a bolt climb up into a super tall 70ft dome. we then dropped back down into the stream and kept going but my gopro died. petty johns cave is located on pigeon mountain in georgia with 60+ other caves to explore, which i will post video of us doing.

we hiked a few miles to the top of the mountain and got a great view of the Appalachians below. this peak is the second highest in georgia.

Skinned my elbow but was otherwise good.

I skinned my elbow and banged my knee pretty bad. Sorry for the bad angle, and I'll land it soon.

I think we know who won

Things didn't go so well for my brother.

Exploring a local cave called pettyjohns in georgia. We went down to the waterfall and then climbed up that and then climbed into the squirrel room. subscribe cause soon I'll have a part 2 with more light and hopefully a better camera and we will go to the main cave(we barely even scratched the surface of what is there).

with a feeble grind

cased the last few steps.

dropped the 12 set too!

My first 360 down a big set