Crossing the Arizona Desert on an Abandoned Stagecoach Road

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Great info. I love Az. Moved to Tempe in 79, watched it grow to what it is now. So much history here.
Well done.
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Steve, thank you once again . I adore your videos.

Steve-? I think you have a great sense of Yuma. 😐🤗😁

What's up with all the coins on the grave?

I didn't sift through all the comments, so someone else may have mentioned it, but the ramada was built with railroad ties and telegraph or signal poleline cross arms, so it may have been a place where railroad workers rested when working in the area. In any case, another very cool piece.

Love your channel and the humor that you throw in here and there 😊

Thanks Steve. As always, I really enjoyed this video.

Summer is not the time to do this

I've been through there a few times, glad you found the old cemetery. You're right that rattlers aren't to be feared as much as whoever might pop out of one of those old trailers! If I see a vehicle w/the wheels still on it, I stay away. It's a more traveled road in the winter season, Yuma's somewhat emptied out in summertime. I'd like you to go some place cooler & safer this time of year! Thanks for your great channel!

so glad I found your channel! Wonderful informative, objective, interesting and well done video! Great speaking voice too.

I thought you would be taking the stagecoach on the road. That would be an adventure.

Question did the town of Dome have a "domed stadium"?

I really appreciate these videos. Well put together. Zero drama. And you get to travel the desert and discover cool history, while not even leaving your home. Thanks

Another great trip, thanks for taking us along.
El Mirage, Arizona

That was so cool.

25 days/24-7... dayum - that's harsh... no air conditioning, no sleep... must have been torturous

it is hot right now here.

Nice work as always

Great video as always Steve 😊👍🏻 I live in the united kingdom a long way away from your sunny weather

I love your videos. They have really made me have an appreciation for the desert. 🌵

I LOVE your videos. You look at things I would look at if I were there.

Steve I am your fan from India. Love your videos. Lonely, abandoned and uninhabited places always gave me a dizzy feel. Great. Always love your cool and kind voice.

Would their have been Apache indians as well on these trails interesting stuff.makes you wonder .

Thanks!

Shame about the graffiti.

Steve your one liners are always appreciated

Thanks again for a great history lesson😊

Thank you, very interesting from the UK.

Great videos!!

I love stuff like this. Thanks for posting.

Always a thumbs up for you Steve.

Another fascinating trip Steve. I drove over l through Telegraph Pass at the end of April, then up the east side of the Imperial Dunes. It’s all incredible country with occasional ruins of long-gone human activity.

Great video!

Another brilliant video- what an arid place ! I wonder why there seems so often to be little left above the foundations of buildings; were the upper works cleared away at some time ? If so by whom, and why? Anybody know ...? (UK viewer so it may be a dumb question !)

Nice work Steve. Great video mate.

Neat video. Thank you. Arizona is literally filled with roads like this. Thanks for covering this one…in the heat.

If they were smart they used mules instead of horses.

who just likes his voice along with the visuals and story?

People traveling by Stage, in the Heat, back then were a hell-of-lot tougher than Any People today!!! ❤

Thank you for captions

A top report. enjoyed it very much.

100% correct, no scarier thing than another human being when you expect none to be around. I’d rather deal with wild animals than a human.

Always great videos... Should go up to Kayenta,AZ up in the Navajo reservation... Just seen but inside a burger King there's like a museum for the Navajo Code Talkers... I saw a "story" on Instagram n thot it was pretty cool...

Just a wildazz guess, that tunnel might be for some sort of wildlife to cross? I've seen examples of that under major highways and interstates, but never in the desert! I don't even know what lives out there other than SNAKES and Coyotes!

This was a very pleasant video. Informative, peaceful and quiet. Thank you, from someone who is experiencing a freezing winter.

Thanks!