Lost Yuma Ledge Gold Mine: Arizona Legend

Uncover the captivating tale of the Lost Yuma Ledge Mine, a legendary Apache lost gold mine in Arizona that has enthralled treasure hunters and history buffs for generations. This video delves into the rich history of gold mining in Arizona and the enduring mystery surrounding this fabled hidden mine and its secret treasure.
Join us as we explore the intriguing story of "Yuma," the sole white man entrusted with the location of this lost bonanza, and his ill-fated partnership with the merchant Crittenden. From the dusty streets of the Old West to the rugged wilderness of the Arivaipa country, we'll retrace the steps of these daring prospectors and their perilous quest for Arizona gold.
Discover the clues left behind by Yuma and Crittenden, from the 1940s discovery of a rusted Colt revolver to hushed rumors of an astonishingly rich gold ledge hidden in the unforgiving Sonoran Desert. We'll explore the rich history of Arizona gold mines, the legends of the Apache, and the enduring allure of lost treasure stories.
Whether you're passionate about Arizona history, gold prospecting, or the thrill of the hunt for lost mines and hidden treasures, this video is a must-watch. Immerse yourself in the drama and danger of the Old West as we unravel the secrets of the Lost Yuma Gold Ledge and explore the fascinating world of Arizona gold mining.
Join us on this captivating journey into the heart of Arizona's lost treasure stories and experience the enduring mystery of the Lost Yuma Ledge Mine. Don't miss this exciting adventure into the world of lost gold mines, Apache legends, and the relentless pursuit of hidden wealth in Arizona's rugged landscape.

[@argonaught5666]

Through the years I've read countless old treasure stories. This one was one I chose as a possible one that at least had a starting point. I visited the area 4 years ago and located some of the landmarks. Unfortunately I suffered an attack, not by Apaches, but by gout! Worst ever! Lol. I was rendered helpless and ran out of time. I plan to return one day, possibly this coming winter.

[@soulcalsaga]

Interesting. Thank you for sharing hope your well

[@cjjorge6636]

i would love to help you i live in yuma it's sounds like fun even if fond nothing lol

[@Charlie-do6wv]

If he headed north when he left Fort Grant, how or rather why did they find his riderless horse 10 miles south of the Fort only days later? Typical with these stories

[@soulcalsaga]

I am sure details get mixed in retelling sometimes

[@LarsSmith-rv4ot]

polar shift

[@LuckyBaldwin777]

Maybe he headed north to throw off the soldiers and then doubled back to the south.

[@JohnRyan-gr8bs]

If the Apaches found gold they would have sold it and bought white mans things

[@soulcalsaga]

They do in some stories

[@LuckyBaldwin777]

I've always thought that Doc Thorne's gold is what built Sunrise Ski Resort on the White Mountain Apache Reservation in the late '60s. That was built long before the casino cash came to the reservations. Where did all the money to build a ski resort from scratch come from? The Doc Thorne deposit would be good source.

[@kennethroy9974]

Any land for sale there 🤔

[@soulcalsaga]

Lol

[@warriorqueen1609]

LIL BRO I LOVE YOUR CONTENT!!!!!!
I KNOW SOME OF THESE PLACES!!!!
WOULD LOVE TO KNOW ABOUT THE """HISTORY""" NEAR TEMPLETON, ATASCADERO, LOS OSOS, ETC.... PLEASE DARLIN

[@soulcalsaga]

Thanks for sharing

[@Im_No_Expert_72]

Good stories, thanks 👍🏅

[@soulcalsaga]

Thank You

[@daleparker4207]

Very good. Thank you.

[@soulcalsaga]

Thank you