home 😢 growing up here was amazing. Seeing this video from my dorm room in college is bring tears to me. I can't stop thinking about going back for summer. I have made so many amazing memories in this woods.
What a fun place to explore! I love the old ghost town and all the buildings. I think my favorite part was the bridge in the creek~The drone footage is amazing!
thanks and nice one! kind of want to upgrade my drone lately haha. the biggest things that helped me were looking up videos for best settings for raw, how to color correct and i forget the channel but their video on “flying like a filmmaker,” all those were a big help. if you go back to my 2nd Slaughterhouse video that’s the first drone, should be a noticeable difference haha, i think the sand dune video was the first time i thought it looked better than terrible.
I went there with my girlfriend yesterday after seeing this video the day before. Gorgeous views, and I'm glad you posted it - I might've never known about it otherwise!
@@BRollOffroad We sure did! That definitely got my exercise in especially on the way back up, haha. My girlfriend says her legs are still sore. Totally worth it though!
nice, pretty cool place, wish we had time for a swim! my hip flexors are pretty blown out from skateboarding and they’re still off, my right one locked up at dinner last night haha. turns out watching TV for 2 months isn’t good for your muscles haha.
place looks gorgeous. going to explore that area soon on my dualsport. Hoping down the road I get a Rubicon so my wife and I can start camping and stuff on these remote places
This is actually one of the stops on the Denver, South Park and Pacific Railroad. It starts in Denver and went up Waterton canyon and down to the Platte river where the abandoned hotel is. Then it went along SW platte river road to Buffalo creek. Then it headed NW to pine valley. Theres a jeffco park there now called Pine valley ranch park. The trail in the park that heads west is the old rail road grade and is called Narrow gauge trail. It dead ends at the river not far from Crossons. The grade goes along the river all the way to Bailey. Then it heads south over Kenosha pass and on to Nathrop outside of Buena Vista. It heads West on chalk creek road out of Nathrop and heads to the St Elmo ghost town. Then it winds its way and goes through the Alpine tunnel and comes out the other side of the divide. It goes to Pitkin and Parlen and ends at Gunnison. If you want to do some fun 4 wheeling explore the area around St Elmo. You can hike to the East portal of the tunnel. You can go over Hancock pass to the West portal. You may have to hike some because a section of the RR grade collapsed a year or two ago.
as the story goes.. they were mining gold there and also had guests stay as they passed through on the train. eventually someone looted all the gold and dynamited the mine collapsing it and then screwed the town and everyone left. i only found a few stories on it and they’re all the same but not sure if everyone’s just echoing the first one which is pretty much what i’m doing right now haha.
this might be part of the High Meadow? i’d have to compare a burn map/road map/trail map but High Meadow and Buffalo Creek burns touch each other so could be either depending what spot.
these are usually around $210 a tire but i get a little discount and they’re cheaper as they get smaller if you are looking into them. mine are 275/85/16.
it’s probably closer to Pine than what i consider Bailey as the crow flies.. but i went to Bailey first to get here so that’s what it gets haha. Google Maps (at the trailhead) says Bailey, Apple Maps says Sedalia hah.
@@BRollOffroad I was born and raised in Colorado you could drive down to the second gate from buck gulch. The road washed out and forest service closed the upper gate. It’s been 10+ years since I last hiked down in there. I hunted that area for years. I now live in Montana, Colorado got over run with people. It’s a cool ghost town it sucks the bridge got taken out.
home 😢 growing up here was amazing. Seeing this video from my dorm room in college is bring tears to me. I can't stop thinking about going back for summer. I have made so many amazing memories in this woods.
that’s awesome! pretty close to home (Conifer) but i hung out in Bailey a lot growing up and never knew about this exact place.
What a fun place to explore! I love the old ghost town and all the buildings. I think my favorite part was the bridge in the creek~The drone footage is amazing!
thank you so much! we had a great day, really interesting place.
Oh gosh, I have such a soft spot for juicy footage. 👍
haha thanks!
@@BRollOffroad Just recently purchased a Mavic Air 2 & so excited to get out and record. Learning a lot from your drone flying style. Many thanks.
thanks and nice one! kind of want to upgrade my drone lately haha. the biggest things that helped me were looking up videos for best settings for raw, how to color correct and i forget the channel but their video on “flying like a filmmaker,” all those were a big help. if you go back to my 2nd Slaughterhouse video that’s the first drone, should be a noticeable difference haha, i think the sand dune video was the first time i thought it looked better than terrible.
The last 10 seconds is literally the best part of this whole video.
hahaha noted!
beautiful landscapes 📽️👍😀
thanks bud!
Awesome video as always. I can’t wait to go exploring this summer.
thank you! it’s madness right now, going to some private property this weekend to really get away.
Love the B roll !!! You find amazing locations and shoot silky smooth scenes! Thank you !
thanks so much, really appreciate it!
I went there with my girlfriend yesterday after seeing this video the day before. Gorgeous views, and I'm glad you posted it - I might've never known about it otherwise!
awesome, using the videos as intended! did you hike down? it isn’t super crazy but my buddy’s dog is 17 so we took turns carrying it haha.
@@BRollOffroad We sure did! That definitely got my exercise in especially on the way back up, haha. My girlfriend says her legs are still sore. Totally worth it though!
nice, pretty cool place, wish we had time for a swim! my hip flexors are pretty blown out from skateboarding and they’re still off, my right one locked up at dinner last night haha. turns out watching TV for 2 months isn’t good for your muscles haha.
I don't live too far from there. I'll have to go check it out! Cool video!
thank you! it’s quick, might as well 👍
place looks gorgeous. going to explore that area soon on my dualsport. Hoping down the road I get a Rubicon so my wife and I can start camping and stuff on these remote places
yea pretty cool! we camped on Turkey Track which i’ll probably never go again, this was a nice change of scenery.
Good to see you back at it B Roll!
thanks, damn good to be back!
When ever I see old homes like that I wonder what kind of people lived there. What did they do to survive? Beautiful area.
they used to mine there and the train ran along the other side of the river. pretty neat being in places like this!
I'm guessing telemarketing.
This is actually one of the stops on the Denver, South Park and Pacific Railroad. It starts in Denver and went up Waterton canyon and down to the Platte river where the abandoned hotel is. Then it went along SW platte river road to Buffalo creek. Then it headed NW to pine valley. Theres a jeffco park there now called Pine valley ranch park. The trail in the park that heads west is the old rail road grade and is called Narrow gauge trail. It dead ends at the river not far from Crossons. The grade goes along the river all the way to Bailey. Then it heads south over Kenosha pass and on to Nathrop outside of Buena Vista. It heads West on chalk creek road out of Nathrop and heads to the St Elmo ghost town. Then it winds its way and goes through the Alpine tunnel and comes out the other side of the divide. It goes to Pitkin and Parlen and ends at Gunnison. If you want to do some fun 4 wheeling explore the area around St Elmo. You can hike to the East portal of the tunnel. You can go over Hancock pass to the West portal. You may have to hike some because a section of the RR grade collapsed a year or two ago.
that’s a lotta good info, thanks for sharing! i’ve done Hancock but we never hiked to the tunnel.
What road is this off ? Looks like good dispersed camping
it's off of 68 and 70 out of Bailey.
Those look like pretty nice establishments. I wonder if the guy hit it big early or someone with money came out trying to hit it big
as the story goes.. they were mining gold there and also had guests stay as they passed through on the train. eventually someone looted all the gold and dynamited the mine collapsing it and then screwed the town and everyone left. i only found a few stories on it and they’re all the same but not sure if everyone’s just echoing the first one which is pretty much what i’m doing right now haha.
So is the footage after the end considered C roll then?
B Roll never ends.
Any reason a Subaru Outback couldn’t make the drive?
as long as nothing has changed you should be able to make it most of the way 👍
the first bit looked like the scene from the lorax !
haha thanks, not sure if i ever saw it.. meant to. i’ll see if it’s anywhere tonight!
watched it, had to get the reference haha. dead on.
B Roll Offroad what year is your Xterra?
Buffalo creek burn area?
this might be part of the High Meadow? i’d have to compare a burn map/road map/trail map but High Meadow and Buffalo Creek burns touch each other so could be either depending what spot.
How much are your tires.
these are usually around $210 a tire but i get a little discount and they’re cheaper as they get smaller if you are looking into them. mine are 275/85/16.
I think this is pine sir
it’s probably closer to Pine than what i consider Bailey as the crow flies.. but i went to Bailey first to get here so that’s what it gets haha. Google Maps (at the trailhead) says Bailey, Apple Maps says Sedalia hah.
Wtf happened to the bridge it was perfect last time I was there!
not sure, it was that way when i got there! how long since you’ve been?
@@BRollOffroad I was born and raised in Colorado you could drive down to the second gate from buck gulch. The road washed out and forest service closed the upper gate. It’s been 10+ years since I last hiked down in there. I hunted that area for years. I now live in Montana, Colorado got over run with people. It’s a cool ghost town it sucks the bridge got taken out.
oh nice! that’s a pretty long time, i wonder if it was just from flooding or something.