This is a tourist attraction you can walk through now. You can see the light at the end of the tunnel and it feels like you are never going to reach it walking through. It’s a very long strait tunnel. It took about 7 years to complete. Under todays leadership it would take 30 years 😂
@@JackDecker63 Yes you can but plan to get wet at least your feet. There is quite a bit of water leaking through the walls in places but it a very neat experience so give it a look. Also as others have said bring flash lights!!!
Dude your info and pictures are old. You need to do some on ground research before making a video. This location is a tourist attraction it’s entrances are not crumbling and there is no concrete wall. Go check it out. It’s pretty cool to see in person and it’s not trespassing so you don’t have to worry about getting into trouble.
@@BrianButterworth-s4z I like how it's posted on the Science Channel's page, it has the "SCI" logo in the corner the whole time, and it's got all the hallmarks of a cable channel production, but the guy you responded to seems to think it was done by just some TH-camr small enough to read all of his comments.
I love it how the narrator and the people being interviewed just toss adjectives around. Am I the only person that saw that the tunnel entrances were nowhere near crumbling?
They fixed up and opened this tunnel to the public in 2020. The tunnel, the trail, and the parking areas on either side are in very good condition…. The narration is years out of sync with the current situation. I hiked through it on 8/1/2024.
This was produced long before being uploaded to youtube on July 15. They have simply done what other programs/tv channels have done. Start putting old shows, etc on youtube. The only problem is that it comes with a modern upload date, thus making it look like it was made with out of date info.
Mysteries of The Abandoned reality series always show very fascinating stories of the Abandoned is the best reality series on cable tv. Love this reality series.
The walls inside the tunnel that the gas company installed are now gone and it's a nature walk/bike trail. It's been renovated back to its original state, old bricks repaired etc.
"Most people you see are just sleepwalking through their roles, absent from their own lives. They’re fully in character and don’t know any other way.” -- Jed McKenna
Sure....unless you're into historic engineering projects. Or mathematics is your thing. What bores 1 person will fascinate another, don't ever impose your sense of interest on others.
@bryanparkhurst17 and what one person loves, drives other people crazy because this video is so obnoxiously over dramatized. I had been to the tunnel before it was refurbished and turned into a hiking trail. This video is ridiculous!
This is a tourist attraction you can walk through now. You can see the light at the end of the tunnel and it feels like you are never going to reach it walking through. It’s a very long strait tunnel.
It took about 7 years to complete. Under todays leadership it would take 30 years 😂
So the wall has been removed so you can walk through from one end to the other?
@@JackDecker63 yes. It has parking on both sides and you can drive up there and hike through it with a flashlight.
@@brianroscher6287 Thanks for info!
Great to know. Thank you.
@@JackDecker63 Yes you can but plan to get wet at least your feet. There is quite a bit of water leaking through the walls in places but it a very neat experience so give it a look. Also as others have said bring flash lights!!!
Dude your info and pictures are old. You need to do some on ground research before making a video. This location is a tourist attraction it’s entrances are not crumbling and there is no concrete wall. Go check it out. It’s pretty cool to see in person and it’s not trespassing so you don’t have to worry about getting into trouble.
Dude. This is a recast of an older documentary.
quit your bitchin!😡
Bro, you must be stupid. This was a show on television years ago. They are just re-uploading these videos.
@@BrianButterworth-s4z I like how it's posted on the Science Channel's page, it has the "SCI" logo in the corner the whole time, and it's got all the hallmarks of a cable channel production, but the guy you responded to seems to think it was done by just some TH-camr small enough to read all of his comments.
This is such an antiquated video. I’ve been through it. It has been restored and is now a walking and biking trail. Take a light if you go!
This information is woefully outdated. The tunnel is now open end-to-end and is part of a hiking/biking trail.
This is absolutely amazing!
I love it how the narrator and the people being interviewed just toss adjectives around. Am I the only person that saw that the tunnel entrances were nowhere near crumbling?
I didn't know about this place. Thank you.
It's a park now. Can walk through it.
Great stuff
Why so many Brits talking about this?
I was thinking that myself
They fixed up and opened this tunnel to the public in 2020. The tunnel, the trail, and the parking areas on either side are in very good condition…. The narration is years out of sync with the current situation. I hiked through it on 8/1/2024.
So where is this? It reminds me of the old L&N tunnels north of Kennesaw, Ga., one long abandoned, the other in use.
@@tomt9543 Afton Virginia…. 17 miles west of Charlottesville.
This was produced long before being uploaded to youtube on July 15. They have simply done what other programs/tv channels have done. Start putting old shows, etc on youtube. The only problem is that it comes with a modern upload date, thus making it look like it was made with out of date info.
Mysteries of The Abandoned reality series always show very fascinating stories of the Abandoned is the best reality series on cable tv. Love this reality series.
Absurdly over dramatic. Really people, calm down. It’s just a tunnel.
The walls inside the tunnel that the gas company installed are now gone and it's a nature walk/bike trail. It's been renovated back to its original state, old bricks repaired etc.
we used to walk halfway through that tunnel on the Waynesboro side.
Somebody needs to take the wall down.
You know what a mountain is??
I can listen to Roma all day.
Looks like it's going to be an old train tunnel
The people commenting in the video have no clue😂😂😂😂
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I been there. My understanding is that the Confederacy hid their ammo there. I could be wrong dunno !!
The narration is so over the top it's hard to watch seriously. The 90's vibe is so bad in this. 2 minutes in and it's boring already.
StREtCHING "4,200.64" ft. ???
America is imperial, not metric!
Approx 3.3 ft per meter.
So aboot 1.25 km.
It's actually 4,273 feet long.
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"Most people you see are just sleepwalking through their roles, absent from their own lives. They’re fully in character and don’t know any other way.”
-- Jed McKenna
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BS pure bs.
Early🎉
Yawn...
much ado about nothing...
Sure....unless you're into historic engineering projects. Or mathematics is your thing. What bores 1 person will fascinate another, don't ever impose your sense of interest on others.
@bryanparkhurst17 and what one person loves, drives other people crazy because this video is so obnoxiously over dramatized. I had been to the tunnel before it was refurbished and turned into a hiking trail. This video is ridiculous!
@@bryanparkhurst17He didn't impose his interest or non interest on you. He stated his opinion. Stop whinging.