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I agree with you on this sir, I would’ve gladly let them search my car in this instance and let them know I’m with them and wouldn’t want that guy ANYWHERE NEAR me and my family

Thanks for this brilliant informative video. I'm coming from the UK to do this a week tomorrow. This demonstrates the detour really well and has been so helpful! 👍

The trees of weirdness, as we used to call them 👍🏼

It’s not illegal when something is imminent under exigent circumstances.

How about going back in the spring and show us the fish ladder thank you. Watched your Burning Man video looked fun

LIKED AND SUBBED!!! F THE LEFTIST, F THESE CHILDREN, F THESE MORONS WHO HATE COPS

Nice spot if u don’t mind sharing the coordinates thnks

Hi,my name is J. I love your videos. I live in San Francisco,born in Tiburon,CA. I would like to go for a ride with you. I have hiked my entire life! Ring Mountain, in Tiburon is my favorite ride. Bear Valley,is a great start to "sky Trail". Also one of my favorite places! I also make videos for you tube. Let's collaborate!

Quick google search says I’ll never see this wonder anytime soon because BlackRock can go slobber in my knob!😠

No need to visit. Great footage.

Who the hell are "Friends of Black Rock"?

I’m from Detroit the only difference is the homes are way bigger

Support Black Rock...no way

Awesome!

The friends of blackrock?!?🤔🧐 is there NOTHING they don't own?!

someone please plant some red woods there :)

Sauron building Mount Doom.

Building a mountain. Black rock at it again

That’s definitely my ass the morning after chilly night

This is so cool. An accidental oasis. Wow!

Also the turn off was nothing more than a cattle grossin and all dirt back in the 80's.

I camped there a couple times back in the 80's. The second trip was solo and easy enough. On both trips there was only one or two other campers around. On my solo trip it was plane to see there was some serious smuggling going down There was also a regular anchor out location used by fishing vessels and clearly this feature was perfect for smuggling as well. At that time it was probably mostly big bundles of Tie stick floated in from the Anchorage and retrieve off the beach and transported away from the area. It was also the gateway to the green triangle of illegal growers so it was a little sketchy and risking to travel north of USAL Toward honeydew and shelter gove. All and all it is a very unique area of very deep costal California wilderness. Nothing else like it in the state and maybe for alot of Oregon as well.

Great video!✌

Really enjoying your videos,you camp like I did always prepared and not willing to take unnecessary risks especially as we camp solo,greetings from Canada !!

YES, the one at the end was jest right! What no fishing pole. I hear that there is a hot spring around there, I think the Hussy goes there, but not this year moving the mom. thank you

There used to be a lot of water transportation in the Bay before the bridges. Ferry Boats carried people to work in San Francisco from Marin County and the East Bay. Hundreds of Scow Schooners were specialized small cargo sailing ships which carried lots of things from Landings around San Francisco Bay. They could go up the sloughs and even sit harmlessly on mud flats at low tide. This made the Bay and tributaries Navigable Waterways that could not be obstructed. When the railroads came in they had to keep the waters open to boat traffic. There are still drawbridges connecting Alameda to Oakland. The island where Drawbridge came to be needed two bridges so both channels could be made available to boats. One Bridge Tender would be taking care of both bridges. Some teenagers enjoyed sailing around the island on both waterways. The Bridge Tender would need to hurry back and forth between each bridge. Young people could often have better things they should be doing. Nothing changes.

When I left Santa Clara in 1998, Alviso (which I think is kind of near where this video was shot) was almost a sort of ghost town. Not many people lived there, and it was strange going from Silicon Valley proper into this odd anachronistic town of Alviso. Maybe they have developed Alviso more since then, I don't know.

Huell Howser did a California's Gold episode about Drawbridge back in 2002 called "California's Gold S12 E7 Drawbridge". Huell and a group of people were able to walk right out to Drawbridge. It was filmed 22 years ago so you'll see the old buildings in much better shape, and Huell interviews a man who spent his summers in Drawbridge.

Thank You

Didn't know that town even existed in the Fremont area.

I love this! Do passenger trains still go over these tracks? -- charlie, sacramento

Very interesting adventure and history in the comments the guy with the boat sounds good but look out for the guy that lives in area 🇺🇸😟 thank you for the tag along 🇺🇸

I used to go to Trona in my youth. There was some clever graffiti on some tapered boulders painted to look like stylized sharks visible from the old highway from Ridgecrest , but were no longer visible from the new highway. Anyone remember the sharks ?

I’ve visited that town before. Even made a video about it. I went by boat though.

Thanks so much Paul for the very informative video. Nice drone footage as well!

Yes, Sarah never found it.She'd rambling video about life.Good job my friend I shared it on twitter

Slough is pronounced /slew/ not /sloff/ unless talking about dead skin

😂 Great comment! I was aware that Sarah @wonderhussey was thinking about doing a video in this area, but I didn’t know that she actually pulled it off, and that she actually had an experience similar to mine. I don’t have her gift of gab but I hope you found my video interesting anyway!

You didn't happen to run across Sarah out there still talking to herself lost in a self- induced fog? Which came fist you or Sarha, or the chicken or the egg. thank you for trying. O nice boots if you are missing your boots don't look anywhere around Death Vally. Thank you, good job drone footage was excellent. The bridge is cool.

First town in which I lived after I was born. Spent a lot of my childhood at the pool and park even after moving over to another town. Been going there for years as a sports coach and now as a referee. The majority would be aghast at the place but it is very comfortable for me. My cousin is buried in the town cemetery. Such a peaceful place.

Thanks for sharing. I've also camped at Usal beach with my Sprinter 4x4 a few times, it's my favorite place to get away from everyone. I really hope Usal doesn't get ruined by some peoples BLM land mentality... ie this last a large family brought sand rails and two stroke dirt bikes and made such a ruckus in such a peaceful area . The last time I camped there was in the begining of Aug 2024, perfect weather, no mud, ruts starting to get deep, but easily managable with a 4x4 or AWD. I would not recommend going there with a low ground clearance or heavy front wheel drive vehicle, because you might have serious problems making it up some of the steep rutted hills...definitely no travel trailers! (take at your own risk).

Excellent, thanks

They do several minerals

Half of LA treated like they do LA, is what happened

What a nice find!! I’m in S Lake Tahoe and about to check it out for my first stop this holiday weekend. Then head to Mammoth

Thank you, nice video.

Thank You, especially for showing the campsite chart.

Awesome job on this video!

I could live there and be happy now my wife she would not like it.

Thank you