ONLY 1 WAY INTO THIS CANYON, Superstition Mountains Arizona #8 (Easy Clues)

Beautiful slot canyon hike! New subber here..what was that creature? On the last slide?

Put some ankle support boots on that kid. I'm sure he would be a bit much to carry out of that hole!

What was that at the very end. Because th÷te was a 411 in that area from 2020. Just saying. Thanks. That was fun.

Hate to get caught down in there in a flash flood.

I've been several times to the ghost town beside Superstition Mt. I'm pretty sure that I'm not going to go back because of the spine tingling vibes that I & my husband got.😱

You should use "name" for "son in law" would make listening easier too.

Like flash floods never happen.

That bonus footage at the video’s end looks like part of someone’s alien outfit 😂.
Seemingly this site has a spooky back story, so who knows?
If the canyon isn’t marked on a map it might imply the powers that be don’t want people down there 😉, and with folk going missing in boulder fields, I’d be reluctant to place my posterior into a dip in a rock in case I get whisked off to somewhere mysterious 😁🤫

Nature is so much better than .... anything !

Very nice . i know a lot of places like this in southern Utah , that i found by chance . Being that solitude is what i cherish , i haven't divulged where these canyons are as doing so would only increase the likelihood of lots of people showing up and spoiling it. this is why i am against videos and books showing people where beautiful and hidden places are in the world . once it's advertised , it's pretty much all down hill from there .

Apache slot canyon

With all due respect looking at your gear or lack there-off including your choice of pants, shirt shoes, backpack etc. I fear for your safety. Can you list the gear to take on these hikes including essentials. Thnx.

I went into a mine in the superstition mountain long time ago turquoise was laying all over back then it was a old gold mine it was cool

Petrified giant tree stump all hills and mountains are giant tree stumps all earth was organic

There is a difference between hiking , which is equated with accumulating miles or destinations vs wandering around and exploring.

Hey I wanna take a coworker out to this it's a bit of a drive so just curious if the last rain was over a month ago would it still be full of water?

how many rattle snakes did you come across?

Talk less do more

Great video, I am fortunate to live within several miles of the Flatiron at the west end of the superstition mountains in Gold Canyon and look at them from our kitchen window, love Arizona.

Son-in-law have a name?? Besides SIL??🤔

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Thanks for the videos. It adds to the fun going over topo maps to figure out where these places are. I hiked down into this canyon December 2021, but came in from the opposite end from where you came down. Scared up a couple of javelina on the way in. Unfortunately I didn't have enough time to make it all the way to the tunnel. I'm sure it's full of water this spring, so will have to try again next winter if its not too wet.

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Well frig i wish i was your son in law lol

The ultimate guy-thing. :)

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Look at how they own this hike like a boss ,I bet they didn't even break a sweat .
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The Native Americans I ran into in that area laughed at the story of Apache still protecting the area... They said it's more about the spirit of those Apaches that actually did defend their land back in the days against the invading European Colonial folks

Do you have an email address? Would love to reach out to you guys more in depth about this adventure

There’s another hike fairly close to this area where you have to pass thru a long conduit. That leads to an old car at the bottom of the canyon that’s all shot up and rusted out.

Dose your son in law have a name ?

So what was that red thing that found ?

Appears to be part of what was called "The Little Grand Canyon" Used to be a turnout just Mi. 16 on the right. You can see where the old railings were torched off and a little of blacktop too. You can see it if you look. Quite a drop!

Really a cool canyon.

Would be a great oasis for apocalypse living

The Superstitions is my favorite place to hike. So beautiful, and I love the stories, myths and folklore about the Superstitions.

Was that an octopus at the end? Is there an ocean under AZ?

Thanks for the clues. I think I know the general area of where this slot canyon is based on the roads I have seen around Apache Junction.

Not the only way. If you would have went a very short distance more down the road, there is a small masonry enclosure on the West side of the road. Across the road from here you can easily scale down the rock face into the canyon with very little issue. So much less treacherous of a down climb vs. where you all went down. Did you go through the extremely narrow "cave" (actually a rock fall)? The end of this hike was through the concrete culvert, and up to the road. Oddly enough the walk back up the road to my car was way more strenuous (for me at least) than the hike in the canyon.

This video has done so well! great work

YOU MIGHT NOT REALIZE BUT SUPERSTITION MOUNTAIN IS ACTUALLY A SERIES OF MOUNTAIN RANGES. IN THAT GENERAL AREA, MANY PEOPLE HAVE GONE MISSING, NEVER TO BE SEEN AGAIN. I LISTENED TO ONE COMMENTATOR WHO KNEW OF IT HISTORY AND IS AN ACCOMPLISHED EXPLORER, STATED HE WOULD NEVER EXPLORE THAT AREA ALONE. SUPERSTITION MOUNTAIN IS ABOUT THREE MILES FROM THAT CANYON.

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So is all of this public land? I'm visiting Az

I know you have been asked this before. Wear did you get those jeans?

Thanks for being such a great father and son in law duo!

I have been here before if you look on a digital map you can see about 500 feet down from where you parked is a class 2 gully that makes for a much easier entrance and exit right next to where you park

Very cool my man

I'm not going in any tunnels,caves ..Thats where mt Lions live