Most People Have No Idea These 14 Abandoned Tunnels Around The U.S. Exist
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There’s nothing quite so mysterious as deep, dark abandoned tunnels leading into the unknown. America is riddled with abandoned tunnels that continue to fascinate with their incredible histories and beautiful construction. Check out these amazing examples of abandoned tunnels in the United States. Be sure to find out whether or not you are allowed to be on the property before going, as many are unsafe or privately owned.
Check out one of the abandoned tunnels near me - and the hike in general - in this fascinating video!
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Learn more about this magnificent tunnel in this informative video:
It’s amazing how quickly these abandoned tunnels were forgotten. Are there any abandoned tunnels near you? Let us know in the comments. What are some of your favorite abandoned homes in the U.S.? For more interesting and abandoned places in the United States to explore, visit some of these abandoned cities and towns.
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What are the creepiest places in the U.S.?
When we find ourselves in a creepy place, we may be met with a sense of dread or feel chilled to the bone. Cemeteries are notoriously creepy places with paranormal activity and there are several throughout the country that you may not want to visit unless you want to see a ghost. Woodland Cemetery in New Hampshire, West Liberty Cemetery in West Virginia, and Elmwood Cemetery in Tennessee are just a few of the highly creepy graveyards that will send shivers down your spine. The same goes for abandoned places, and there are plenty of those around the U.S., especially in rural areas. You are sure to feel a bit frightened at the abandoned Mining Dredge in Oregon, Crystal Mill in Colorado, or Asbury Park Casino in New Jersey.
Can I visit any abandoned places in the U.S.?
There are numerous abandoned places people can visit around the country and some even offer tours. The Old Idaho Penitentiary, which has been closed to inmates since 1973 in Boise, is open daily for tours. Through walking around the buildings and grounds, you will get a sense of what life was like for prisoners here. In New York, Storm King Adventure Tours hosts kayak tours along the Hudson River to the abandoned Bannerman’s Castle, an imposing structure that was built in 1901.