Exploring Old Mines for Gemstones! Dragoon Mountains Rockhounding Adventure
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- Опубліковано 29 чер 2024
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Join us on an Arizona rockhounding and exploration adventure as we delve into old abandoned mines in search of minerals, gemstones, and old artifacts.
The Dragoon Mountains, named after the 3rd U.S. Cavalry Dragoons who battled the Chiricahua during the Apache Wars, are rugged with rock wall faces and many abandoned mines.
Miners were chasing copper, gold, silver and lead, along with gemstones such as garnet and epidote.
Our adventure begins with a trek along the old mining roads, leading us to an abandoned mining complex.
As we navigate through the labyrinth of tunnels, we’ll be on the lookout for gemstones and minerals, remnants of the mine’s prosperous past. The thrill of discovery is enhanced by the natural beauty of the Dragoon Mountains, making this an adventure you won’t want to miss!
So, gear up and join us as we explore the hidden treasures of the Dragoon Mountains, unearthing the secrets of its old mines and experiencing the thrill of rockhounding and exploration.
#rockhounding #arizona #oldwest #abandonedmines #gemstonemining
Love seeing places I've been to. Hope to catch you two out that way sometime...
You never know, we might bump elbows! Your channel looks cool, maybe we should meet up for an adventure one day. I am getting a side by side very soon!
Cool spelunking adventures! Totally right call to turn around, how many more warning did you need 😅
Lol I know right, probably should've turned around at the first load of 💩 the carcass was the defining moment! There was also a pretty freshly eaten rib cage outside the cave. Lots of warning signs!
@@RusticSkills What was the sketchiest thing you've come across exploring out there?
I don't know sis, I think I'll wait on the surface. I wouldn't want to meet Chupacabra in his hiddy hole, lol.
It was probably a chupacabra being this close to Mexico!