Cabin within a Mountain - Sedona Arizona
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- Cabin within a Mountain - Sedona Arizona .
I take a hike to a strange and unknown past of a cabin built into the side of a mountain out in the beautiful deserts of Sedona Arizona.
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This was shot yesterday, editing took place last night in Flagstaff AZ. Fresh for you all to enjoy...
This place is amazing! I’ll bet it was pretty cozy when someone was living there. Wonder why they left.....all that work and ....their gone, very sad.
That's awesome!
That's definitely the work of more than one person! It would take years to build, if it was. Awesome video, Larry! Thanks for taking us along.
Fascinating hide-a-way in the Sedona hills! Strange it isn't more well known. It looks like a mix of original builder and then someone came in to make it more comfortable. But who brought in all the concrete? I couldn't find information on the Porcelain Superior Stove. A seller on eBay with a similar one says it was made by Montgomery Ward but I can't confirm. Mystery cabin for sure. Nice video!
Man that was really cool. I would have loved to see it before it was abandoned. Thanks Larry
Great video. I knew you would find it. Great to see Debbie Deb with ya and shooting video at that. You are quite the inspiration for You tubers Larry. Too bad you didn't have more time to spend down there, so much to explore in that area. Great video buddy.
You are too kind. Thank you for your comments. I try to do my best and improve every video as best I can.
Hey, Elvis stayed here in '68 while on location with Stay away Joe ! .
Be cool 😎
So beautiful! This is the type of cabin in the mountains I want! Love that red dirt trail.🏜️♥️
That cabin would be great to live in, considering the general location. No air conditioner needed for summer, and little to no heat needed in winter.
Ive got first dibs~
Cool place 😎
Indeed!
Larry you did a great explore. It’s hard to believe it’s abandoned. What a hike to get there.
Out did yourself. Truly a great adventure. Thanks for taking us along.
Glad you enjoyed it, it was fun to hike this one.
Good video interesting place
Glad you enjoyed it
Such an amazing successful adventure, so glad you got to Sedonia! Sedona red rock is a special beauty all of it's own! This is fantastic that you vlogged this cabin in the hillside, I have only seen one other video and you totally captured it all! Wow!!!! Safe travels to you and Adventure Princess~
It really is magical. Thank you for your comment. I want to live there now!
Beautiful in Sedona, someone had a good set up living out there ! Very impressive ! Had running water & everything !
Amazing!
@@EminenceFrontX5 nice out there , Larry !
I would love to camp there one night. Great Job Larry! Regards from Ody Slim
RockOn Slim!
I vary much like Sedona. It does feel right, in your Boone’s.
It does have a nice feeling in the atmosphere while hiking that area. I agree with you indeed!
That's pretty sweet, Elvis Presley used to own that house.
Yup.....Elvis hide-away
A Hermit's Paradise! Absolutely Stunning Abode.....Thanks for making this happen Larry! Cheers From Ohio
A most cool video of a place most of us Arizonans won’t see
Very nice! Nicely put together and I love the views and color, splendid!
Great shots love the out back and seeing the thoughts of someone's vision of putting a cabin in a very beautiful area.p.s. The compass nice to see you took the left and right turns to the off beat path . Love your direction .Cjd wash state .
Great video. I love Sedona/Red Rock area - just something about it that makes me feel emotional and feel like I am home. Never been to this place though, a new hike for the next time, thank you for taking us. Spectacular!
Larry, I was throughly impressed with your video of this cabin in the mountain. I want to know how all the concrete was hauled up there. That took a lot of work to build. Do you know how old the building might be? One of the best parts for me was that you did more narration than you normally do. I just seems better when you make your own personal comment on the things that are there rather than just show a picture. Years ago I found out where the name Sedona came from. The first postmaster that setup the postoffice there named the place after his daughter Sedona and it has stayed that way ever since. You were spot on with this fantastic video and it kept me on the edge of my seat for fear that you were going to hit the dead from a long ways up. I am watching it on a 70" TV screen so it is like I am right there with you. Bravo Zulu
Thank you for your comment and feedback. RockOn!
What a nice house. Thanks
This place is awesome!
I concur
Love seeing those Red Rocks. Beautiful scenery. Thank you Larry.
I love walking up washes, they have some beautiful rocks all washed around by the river when it has water in it. Really beautiful place! Just gorgeous! I can see why they had the cabin so high up, amazing view! I think this place is more beautiful than our Red Rock canyon, and it has some amazing spots. Can you imagine the people that worked on this? Wow.......amazing.
Amazing place
WOW what a place,, what a view..... amazing...
Oboy you found it
Interesting video
Thanks for the visit
Larry and Desert Princess I want to go next time when you both colberate...that looked freaking amazing, so many rooms and all dug out by man, just mind blowing... No pun intended.. but great work by man so many years ago and before our time. I've been researching this place for 2 years and nothing on it, I think whomever it was that created it or those that created it they all dead before anything was finished, lots of newer updated things they wouldn't have had back in the 30s and 40s.. I remember reading how Elvis enjoyed it there when they would shoot movies there, other then that not much to go by... And that's really sad. And maybe whomever knows more on it wants to remain hush so it doesn't get vandilized by those vandels that love these remote places... ☮️❤️
Truly amazing. An awful lot of work. Larry, do you know who built it and when?
@@desertdeb Thanks for the quick reply. Somebody has to know. Did you ask anyone with the forest service?
this location was from a person who does nothing but research on this area, not much out there on it at the moment.
According to "Arizona Jones" (Adamthew.com), the house was built in 1961 by Bob Kitredge during the Cuban 'Bay of Pigs' event. Adam also said it is possible that Elvis stayed there while filming a movie.
It really seemed to be older than 1961...but not as old as some of the other cabins you and I have made it to.
@@EminenceFrontX5 Yes, the wood stove, manual water pump, etc seemed to indicate an older construction.
at 4:31sec
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...is an area which I think the builders were sourcing some of the rock as it seems to be a man made cut into the face of the mountain, something a miner would have done back in the day. Also the train rail seems to be out of place for something done in the 1960s...to me more miner related activities. I am guessing at 1920s or 1930s, maybe older but not earlier...again just an estimate based off what Ive seen prior.
Also at 16:08sec the stacked rock seems to be something more like 1920s or old miner style, not 1960s.
@@EminenceFrontX5 Adam Thew didn't document his statements so don't know.
One of our farm houses overseas looks like that . Except it’s in a base valley of Himalayas
Makes me think up scenarios in my mind. Love the view and camerawork. TFS
Wow what a wonderful place to live. Sedona is beautiful & on my list of places to see. Thanks to WH for sharing your channel info. I will be watching. 💖🌟
Where was the rattle snake, I didn't see him with the welcome committee . So how did the builder move those large stones and rails. Could he have gotten a crane to that site?
Does anyone know who build this and when? It looks like it would have been a great haven for rattlesnakes. I can't imagine spending the night in it.
We located the snake as we were leaving the cabin/mountain...
No information yet on the location...and this is from the person who does nothing but research...seriously
Very good picture quality and editing but what's up with the frame around the picture, it's kinds annoying
Anamorphic Lens is like that. Ultra wide format.
@@EminenceFrontX5 ohhh ok I don't kno anything about cameras so thx for the info.
What a view! Do you know the history behind it?
There is little to go on with history at the moment.
thank you for the great footage. so fascinating. :) i lived in sedona for a decade and now slowly making my way back. what is the location of the cabin?
I can not give this location up. I promised not to. My sincere apology.
Found it 😬
😮
Wonder who lived there and when...🤔
Am I the only one who worries about snakes ?
It's unfortunate the builder didn't inscribe the construction date on any of the stones. Whoever it was likely relied on pack animals to transport the materials to this location.
I seen this place 11, Years ago. Shame it's gotten so dirty. When I seen it and old couple had a Camper at the bottom of the driveway and where realy nice to tell me about the place and show me. They said they where not living in it due to no power and and toilets. I was there fri* been Trashed now. So sad.
What kind of bird Larry?
I know you cannot say where…but it is in a same valley as petroglyphs? My dad always talked about this place and I’ve searched and searched but could never find it. He said there were petroglyphs in the canyon too.
What is the history of the home?
Oak Creek Canyon? Don’t suppose you have GPS coordinates?
Is that BLM land or is it private. Just imagine what it took to get the stove and cement up there!!!
It's tricky to get there without trespassing however I followed the riverbed to avoid issues.