🏕️The hike to the mine and cabin is 8 miles long, but the scenic beauty makes it worthwhile.
⛏️The mine was discovered in the late 1890s and was worked for decades by a French prospector.
🧰The cabin, built in the early 1900s, is deteriorated but still holds artifacts from the past.
🌄The surrounding wilderness offers breathtaking views and opportunities for outdoor exploration.
🚁A drone is used to capture amazing aerial footage of the mine, cabin, and the beautiful landscape.
How long does the hike to the mine and cabin take?
—The hike is approximately 8 miles long and can take several hours, depending on your pace and fitness level.
Who discovered the mine?
—The mine was discovered by a French prospector around the turn of the century.
What is the history of the prospector who worked the mine?
—The prospector was a well-educated and successful prospector, known for his skills and likable personality among his peers. He worked the mine for about two decades until his death in 1919.
Are there any artifacts left in the cabin?
—Yes, the cabin holds artifacts from the early 1900s, including old bed frames, books, and other odds and ends.
What can we expect to see in the drone footage?
—The drone footage captures stunning aerial views of the mine, the cabin, and the surrounding wilderness, showcasing the beauty of the landscape from a unique perspective.
00:00Introduction to the video and the target location. The hike to the mine and cabin is introduced as an adventure in the wilderness.
08:28Brief history of the mine and the prospector who worked it. Emphasis on the prospector's education and popularity among his peers.
09:59Exploration of the deteriorated cabin and the artifacts found inside. Inspection of the old bed frames, books, and other items.
11:19Drone footage of the mine, cabin, and the surrounding landscape, showcasing the beauty of the area from a bird's-eye view.
17:34Hiking to the mine and encountering impressive mine piles and a large portal entrance. Entering the mine to explore its vastness.
