U know nobody wants to b like that but addiction will take over everything u once lived for I myself experienced addiction in my younger day's and very happily see sober now..
I don't know if you're from Albuquerque, but a word of advice; this is not a good time of year to be down there ! It is monsoon season -- I know it seems ridiculous in the desert, but a storm can come out of nowhere this time of year and you'd have no idea if you were down there. Even a little bit of rain can be catastrophic if you're in there, it is the drainage for an entire canyon coming from the mountain. At the very least if you do this in fall here you should absolutely have someone else outside by the opening or something ! There's a reason there was water in there lol. I would say you should've done it back in June. It could even rain in the mid-easterns and then flood there; there is no telling, it is always best to be cautious when it comes to flooding in the desert. I know I sound like a crazy person, but being in New Mexico and hiking a lot, I have been in a few canyons when they fill up. It is a situation you'd much rather plan to not be in lol.
Wow! Thanks for this video. Having lived in Albuquerque for 45 years, I wouldn't have had the courage to go into that tunnel. I have walked through the tunnel located between Prospect and Cutler on Washington St., and that one comes out on the I40 median, which is pretty wild. It has lots of graffiti too.
there's another tunnel on the NE side of town which has storm tunnels that go on for miles throughout the city. there's a water authority map of the drainage tunnels that shows you where the entrances are. always wanted to go exploring through them but you need a lot of things to be safe. stuff like flashlights, extra batteries, rope, protective mask/gear in case of chemicals or other toxic material. plus carrying something for protection never hurts. those tunnels go through the whole city, it's insane.
Word on the curb is that there´s a new gang in ABQ called ´Homless Crip´ & they´re taking over the streets. Side note: I think they chose ´Crip´ because they love doing Blues, but that´s just an alleged rumor.
Where exactly does this tunnel start/end? I'm native New Mexican (Raton) and I grew up and lived in Albuquerque/Los Lunas from age 12 to 45. I had to leave NM because of the crime, gangs, and violent cops. I grew up in ABQ from 1982-2015. Anyhow, I still love ABQ deep down, bur, I will never live there again. When you said hidden park, I thought of a place off of Carlisle somewhere when I was 17. Can't remember exact location. I went to and graduated Highland High School 1988. I have the most awesome memories of growing up there.
Brave man . Unfortunately ive learned in ABQ all the places that are in the city limits but off the beaten are generally filled with people you dont want to meet.
Man, I didn’t even know that tunnel was in Albuquerque pretty cool and excellent video. I don’t see too many people making videos here in Albuquerque. I’m definitely going to like and I’m going to subscribe to your channel!!😃
Very familiar. Lived on east side for awhile. lots to explore. Did a lot of night hikes in the Sandia's above the city as well. Mojaves are a concern though 🐍
@@jpguthrie6669as a resident of rio rancho who only ever sees downtown is when goes to U PULL AND PAY I can confirm. Rio rancho barely ever sees anything
At first I thought it was the grant line tunnel, which runs from just west of San Pedro, underneath Montgomery Plaza to the west side of Jefferson. But after locating the Fairfield Inn at the end of the video I realized this tunnel was slightly north of the grant line channel and located behind Fuddruckers. I find this to be extremely fascinating since I have never seen this tunnel. I have actually been through the grant line tunnel. I would be extremely interested in finding out where the upper terminus of this tunnel is.
Homie, I would suggest being more clear you aren't police to those you encounter in the tunnels and when someone wants you to not come closer, take that as you are in THEIR crib and you are invading. Be clear you aren't a cop, communicate clearly and be cool. Please stay safe. When someone says don't come closer, run the other way. Unlike what you did in only turning around when you saw a weapon. A woman on her own and you violated her space. Giving very preditory vibes, homie. Keep that in check cos you might find me in the tunnels. Again, be safe, be respectful and you'll be fine.
I rode my bike through one of those in Burque before when I lived there a few years ago. There was a lot more people inside for me tho and I rode a bit faster no stopping. They all kinda just watched me pass nobody said or did anything.
I'm honestly surprised you didn't run into a homeless person sooner in that underground water drain. Also watch out for monsoon season. Hate to see people die down there
I would have ignored that homeless lady. They're taking over Albuquerque because people are allowing them to. The consequences if she attacked would have been on her.
Was just there the other day & there´s so much trash blocking off the tunnels where she has her tent that it´ll probably take an immense amount of water to move it.
I'm 65 now but I remember walking through that park late at night as a teen. I was approached by three girls who had also been on a walk and were attacked by knife wielding men that had attacked them. They were scared and I got out of there.
Yuck. I can literally feel what it feels like in Albuquerque, by watching your videos. Not good. I need to look away. I cannot express how lucky I feel having been able to escape that city. And state. You should go to espanola and film there.
Dude that's like a Museum of ART
I can't believe how far I'm that lady was! In complete darkness. How sad
U know nobody wants to b like that but addiction will take over everything u once lived for I myself experienced addiction in my younger day's and very happily see sober now..
I don't know if you're from Albuquerque, but a word of advice; this is not a good time of year to be down there ! It is monsoon season -- I know it seems ridiculous in the desert, but a storm can come out of nowhere this time of year and you'd have no idea if you were down there. Even a little bit of rain can be catastrophic if you're in there, it is the drainage for an entire canyon coming from the mountain.
At the very least if you do this in fall here you should absolutely have someone else outside by the opening or something ! There's a reason there was water in there lol.
I would say you should've done it back in June. It could even rain in the mid-easterns and then flood there; there is no telling, it is always best to be cautious when it comes to flooding in the desert. I know I sound like a crazy person, but being in New Mexico and hiking a lot, I have been in a few canyons when they fill up. It is a situation you'd much rather plan to not be in lol.
Real talk , 👍🏽
As someone in LA mesa, Albuquerque, NM who has lived in those tunnels please listen to this comment. The danger is very real.
@@GriddleBat They´ll be ight, it´s the ones that live down there that have to worry.
You can clearly tell he’s from there, by his accent.
Wow! Thanks for this video. Having lived in Albuquerque for 45 years, I wouldn't have had the courage to go into that tunnel. I have walked through the tunnel located between Prospect and Cutler on Washington St., and that one comes out on the I40 median, which is pretty wild. It has lots of graffiti too.
there's another tunnel on the NE side of town which has storm tunnels that go on for miles throughout the city. there's a water authority map of the drainage tunnels that shows you where the entrances are. always wanted to go exploring through them but you need a lot of things to be safe. stuff like flashlights, extra batteries, rope, protective mask/gear in case of chemicals or other toxic material. plus carrying something for protection never hurts. those tunnels go through the whole city, it's insane.
Thank you. I really appreciate you taking us exploring with you 👊🏼
Finally someone local
The hole is probably where someone’s gonna be buried later.
No shit..huh😮
The graffiti in this tunnel is amazing
Between the bike trails, the Arroyo and the irrigation channels and dishes you can travel the whole city without driving on the street.
FOR PRESIDENT . Fishing ?
The only scary thing in Albuquerque are the fucking bums XD
Word on the curb is that there´s a new gang in ABQ called ´Homless Crip´ & they´re taking over the streets. Side note: I think they chose ´Crip´ because they love doing Blues, but that´s just an alleged rumor.
Where exactly does this tunnel start/end? I'm native New Mexican (Raton) and I grew up and lived in Albuquerque/Los Lunas from age 12 to 45. I had to leave NM because of the crime, gangs, and violent cops. I grew up in ABQ from 1982-2015. Anyhow, I still love ABQ deep down, bur, I will never live there again. When you said hidden park, I thought of a place off of Carlisle somewhere when I was 17. Can't remember exact location. I went to and graduated Highland High School 1988. I have the most awesome memories of growing up there.
This is just freaking nuts😮. Hope you have a wonderful safe weekend. I been enjoying your videos thanks ✨️👌
Not sure how you ended up on my feed. But I`m Burquena. Subsrcribed for sure! Stay safe Bro! 💙
I always go to the tunnel below the freeway that goes over the rio
Santa Fe in the house! Great video thank you 😊
Brave man . Unfortunately ive learned in ABQ all the places that are in the city limits but off the beaten are generally filled with people you dont want to meet.
Glad to hear that
Alex, that was dangerous ! But I love the secret park and what's really in those tunnels.
Man, I didn’t even know that tunnel was in Albuquerque pretty cool and excellent video. I don’t see too many people making videos here in Albuquerque. I’m definitely going to like and I’m going to subscribe to your channel!!😃
Very familiar. Lived on east side for awhile. lots to explore. Did a lot of night hikes in the Sandia's above the city as well. Mojaves are a concern though 🐍
Love your videos! Stay safe!
Nice to know my graffiti is still down there 😅
freaky !!! stay safe Alex until I'll come someday
Cool spot, man. I´m going to pay a visit sometime soon.
Wow you are one brave dude.
Albuquerque has some great bike trails. You can actually go from the west side to the east and vise versa.
I live in Albuquerque and never knew this, not surprised with all of the homeless people though.
Wow! It’s amazing what we don’t see. Amazing graffiti down there. what happens to that lady if we there’s a flash flood! 😢
Upgrades on the bike 👍👍
Cool video, I was subscriber number 956. thanks for posting.
Be careful Alex, I hope you have a CCW. Or hell, open carry when you go in there.
New Mexico is an open-carry state, so you don’t need a CCW. The best way to be safe is to avoid going to places where you might find trouble.
Lol you ever shot a gun in a tunnel your ear drums will blow lmfao just a psa :]
@@jpguthrie6669as a resident of rio rancho who only ever sees downtown is when goes to U PULL AND PAY I can confirm. Rio rancho barely ever sees anything
@JeffreyEpstein-f6y it's common sense is a better then fearless lmfao people carry guns in the tunnels real shit it'll blow yo ear drums
@JeffreyEpstein-f6y shut up
That was fascinating
Good stuff. Where is that entrance exactly? Just curious
I'm in the 505 I would go explore some ditches with you, man.I got an e bike I
@@LanceH-gt6oi let me know
bums think they own everything
Next big rainstorm, she will be immediately relocated.
Don't come any closer, no thanks I'm coming whether you like or not!!
They "own" it as much as you do
@@agnosticbeliever138 He meant it as in they act very entitled, which a lot of them do.
@@DontTrip728Yeah cuz living in a tunnel is so entitled lol
What up world welcome to new Mexico come and see how we really live out here
5:05 future grave site
I just stumbled upon your channel. Good content! We almost have our own underground tunnel people like Las Vegas. What e-bike do you have?
Man I love that art work. Please let me know where this is a bit more. Id love to put eyes on it personally. I won't go alone though. Ha
Great video. Can you please tell me precisely where the tunnel is located?
At first I thought it was the grant line tunnel, which runs from just west of San Pedro, underneath Montgomery Plaza to the west side of Jefferson.
But after locating the Fairfield Inn at the end of the video I realized this tunnel was slightly north of the grant line channel and located behind Fuddruckers.
I find this to be extremely fascinating since I have never seen this tunnel. I have actually been through the grant line tunnel. I would be extremely interested in finding out where the upper terminus of this tunnel is.
Yikes!
Homie, I would suggest being more clear you aren't police to those you encounter in the tunnels and when someone wants you to not come closer, take that as you are in THEIR crib and you are invading. Be clear you aren't a cop, communicate clearly and be cool. Please stay safe. When someone says don't come closer, run the other way. Unlike what you did in only turning around when you saw a weapon. A woman on her own and you violated her space. Giving very preditory vibes, homie. Keep that in check cos you might find me in the tunnels. Again, be safe, be respectful and you'll be fine.
6:59 6:59 sk8 them ditches Yano, how steep them walls are.
That's not that bad goto hell under coors and the freeway there's a black chappel at the crossroads 🤘
@@walterarmijo5668 i know what u are talking about its called hells gate there is a turn that we called the chill spot at the corner
@@DiegoQuinonez-o1j ya man totally :^]
I rode my bike through one of those in Burque before when I lived there a few years ago. There was a lot more people inside for me tho and I rode a bit faster no stopping. They all kinda just watched me pass nobody said or did anything.
Subscribed from the 505! Be careful out there compa!!
First time watching. I got to ask. Why are your brake levers pointed upwards. Asking as a bike mechanic and curious on the ergonomic choice.
@@patrickderosier2516 Haha! My handle bar got loose, I fixed it once I got home.
Dish soap . Laundry soap . Works like slime . 3 to 1 parts .
Good ol' Burque.
I'm honestly surprised you didn't run into a homeless person sooner in that underground water drain. Also watch out for monsoon season. Hate to see people die down there
There is another one of these called hells gate under the 40 between coors and unser
Just seen you already made a video hell yeah
whenever you explore places you should also talk about the history about it 🙌 but its fire bro
Put slime in your bike tubes so you wont get a flat from the goat heads and other thorns.
Or even worse… a trap
Sup my new Mexican brother.
We have to get someone to post the tunnels under the old churches
Lmk know next time bro I ride a e scooter all over this area as well as into tunnels
Subscribe / liked👍
This one should be good 👌🏽
Hello from Las Cruces, New Mexico
What kind of camera are you using
@@mk6jim65 Insta360 Ace Pro
@@AlexMarentesThank you. Love watching all your videos. All those tunnel adventures are fascinating
When you ride do you have a full face helmet.
@dannymontoya9469 not a full helmet. I do not ride faster than a normal bike.
Videos you can smell.
I would have ignored that homeless lady. They're taking over Albuquerque because people are allowing them to. The consequences if she attacked would have been on her.
Then you’re an idiot and deserve what would happen to you.
Inside the wire
Are you pedaling or is your bike electric??
So she would have to get all her stuff out of there when it rains??
Was just there the other day & there´s so much trash blocking off the tunnels where she has her tent that it´ll probably take an immense amount of water to move it.
fyp getting too local
I'm 65 now but I remember walking through that park late at night as a teen. I was approached by three girls who had also been on a walk and were attacked by knife wielding men that had attacked them. They were scared and I got out of there.
I'm so down to roll with u....lmk
@@randomacts3555 let's do it!
I left ABQ 2 years ago, I want to come home. It's just to violent.
What's it like where you're at now? And where is that?
That´s just how people play around in ABQ, they mean no harm.
💜🙏🏼🪽💞😇
A buddy with an AR15
Dude bring security
ABQ 👎is a mess always watch yourself out on the streets.
MTA ([M]) !!!
@@KuttyCasanova kid lol
Yuck. I can literally feel what it feels like in Albuquerque, by watching your videos. Not good. I need to look away. I cannot express how lucky I feel having been able to escape that city. And state. You should go to espanola and film there.
Those are drainage tunnels they stay down there as long as they have enough drugs theyre always a way she was lying to u
waste of time...
the graffiti off edith in the alley is my spot. used to hit the tunnels but no respect. hope you stay strapped up
Awh wanted to see the whole tunnel. Dang hobo had to get in the way. 🫤