I Hiked To A Super Sketchy Cave With Someone Living In It! 

If you keep a sturdy walking stick with you, and pound the ground as you go, that also helps to get snackes out of the way. They feel the vibrations, and think something big and heavy is coming. So they avoid being stepped on, and go out of your way. I learned that in my youth.

Maybe you should have closed the lid to prevent someone falling in.

Sometimes cavers will leave something behind to alert others that they are there. Safety stuff

Dude, announce yourself ,and come on in, bring beer, and pizza!

You should have Closed that latch so no one falls in, especially because someone was living in the cave.

If you go up next time, take a bag of gifts. A pack of cigs, a bottle of wine, a book, canned goods, water.

Here in the South West of England, U.K. we have a lot of venomous Vipers, (also known as Adders) , sometimes the path is covered with them & on the narrow parts of the coastal path it can be impossible to avoid them. Some people recommend using a walking pole & tapping it on the ground as you move along so the vipers hear you coming & can leave the path, but sometimes when it is hot they cannot be bothered!

Garner Cave is further north and is a little longer of a hike. You also have to climb a rope system to access Garner Cave. Also be careful up that canyon, I had a run in with a mountain lion up there years back. I’ll definitely have to go check out Camel Cave!

They're called "sand hobos" and they squat on public land. There are several places in the Californian Mojave desert where sand hobos can be found off the beaten path and now you know the rest of the story

I took scouts there many years ago looking for a few of the mines above Ogden. A couple boys scrambled up to this cave before there was any rope, they said it didn’t go very far back. I’ll have to check it out someday, maybe bring my friend Walther with me, or Mr. Smith and Mr. Wesson, just in case some crackhead doesn’t like me. Or snacks and water to share and make a new friend.😅

A lot of people with tons to say about you not going into the cave and being snake experts. Tim is out there just trying to make some good content for us to watch. It’s real easy to be a tough guy sitting on the couch watching a cave video from their cell phone while someone else does all the walking and grunt work.

If someone is living in there you should brought a peace offering like bottled water and or canned food or roman noodles so if they saw you they know you mean them no harm . So should you come back most likely they know you are ok .

Kind of Sad I hiked and climbed all over that area, the graffiti is not good. Love the videos 📹 brings back all good memories of Ogden.

Out of all the times I hiked up on that mountain when I was a kid I never saw a rattler up there! And I hiked hundreds, and know I side by side up on these mountains and I finally saw 1 rattler up on Monte cristo

" Wish you had flown the drone up to the entrance for a quick peek inside " Have a great day brother and stay safe 👍🇺🇸

Rattlesnake is excellent over a fire with a Cajun rub!!!

Yea Garner's cave is more north up Garner's canyon. Been up both and both are fun

Cicada can some times sound similar to rattlesnakes depending where you are , I grew up in southern California and people all the time thought cicada were rattlesnakes . Where I grew up in my teen years was considered the sticks (very rural) so coming across snakes of all types was nothing unusual , I've seen many rattlers including a somewhat rare one , A Red Rattlesnake , I like snakes and when I saw that Red Rattler I was stunned probably the most beautiful snake I ever saw in the wild .

America has you paranoid! I’m going to venture that whoever was willing to live up there was someone you would have had a very interesting conversation with and ultimately called a friend.

All the way up there and you didn't even go in, so disappointing.

I live right across the street from camel cave it's not sketchy at all that hole he showed goes back about 20 feet and that's it

Thanks for the views much appreciated.

Before moving to utah, 40 + years ago. I was fully warned about rattle snakes 🐍 and scorpions 🦂. In that 40 + years. Never seen a scorpion 🦂 outside an aquarium. Seen 1 rattler, and heard 1. Walking through river bottom. Sounded big, heard it, backed up looking around about 5 steps, exit stage right.

You take good care out there.

I watched this because last time I was in Ogden (where my dad grew up) he mentioned this cave had petroglyphs. He also said that they used dynamite to seal it off because it was so dangerous, and he had to repel to get to it because it was safer than climbing. The rocks along the trail might have archaeological significance. They might also be contemporary. I don’t know a lot about the natives that lived in Ogden or their culture-namely, if they were sedentary and had buildings. But it’s a common practice to not make sites conspicuous to help prevent vandalism.

Sounds like a clue as to what happened to kenny Veach.

That cave was dope af somebody needs to make a video of going inside and exploring!

Maybe set up a game cam to see who is going in and out?

Good video. Good background music.

Amazing! See you on NEXT ONE

boy that is dangerous.....think it is cool you get out and enjoy hiking

I’ve always called it camel cave. Bummer someone’s living in it though

Beautiful Hike!!

That cave is probably the cheapest rent around .

Nice View as WELL!!

Maybe someone built a gold sluice with the rocks on the “path”.

Camels cave. The other cave is more north up Garner canyon.

I doubt it that it was a bandits cave, probably a hermits cave

The camera up close made it look huge. But from farther back it's not that steep of a climb. You hiking there is not the same as me hiking there. Tried get a buddy go hiking with, he said just Google the mountain it's the same thing. Lol

Looks like someone left that stuff for you to not enter the cave. I highly doubt anyone lives there because how would they get drinking water and food, supplies etc? Go back or fly a drone in you'll see.

That’s literally my back yard

thanks for the tips, weirdly I had not heard the were hard of hearing. All info helps if I remember it lol.

Might be Kenny Veach in the cave , People are still worried about him .

Me and my family have always hiked up to that spot but we were never able to get into the cave because my siblings were too young to climb it

I would have totally gone in, because I have knives. Someone might have needed help or was missing. Always carry a weapon with you when you're out exploring.

That is quarts? Oh man we used to find crystals all the time in Arkansas in the Ozarks when I lived there.

That cliff scale was crazy

You should of closed the lid to that canal

Its too bad. Caves like this should be for visiting not for living in. Unless that person was just camping.

Glad you made it down! Ogden it so weird with all the strange people. Some are Great people...others..need help. there is a cave ...up at one of the campsites...ill have to double-check and get back to you on it. it has a chimney! well have fun and stay cool!

I would have said HELLO any body home? Might have met a pretty neat person with some cool stories

I used to rip that place up with me n me buddies on our motorcycles

Why didn't you close the hatch so no animals or person falls into it at night???

Home of the sundowners

I was sleeping 😌 in the cave with a beer hang over 2 tall 6 packs. U missed out on some free beer and a view

So sad to see graffiti. But cool video. Thanks for sharing.

I knew them mountains as soon as I seen um

Loved your video a lot but disappointed that you didn’t go in the cave - but I understand your reasoning. Who the heck is this Kenny Veach that ppl keep mentioning?

I don't think they are home or hiding inside somewhere, also I could not hear a word you were saying

What’s about Sasquatch there?

Is this near the ogden bike park? I was recently searching for deer antler sheds and I came across in my binoculars a cave that looked just like that, and when I was walking to it to check it out I came across a little fortress that someone had been living in. This little fortress was like maybe a quarter mile from that cave... it had all sorts of clothes and stuff.... spooky!

Whoa! How sketchy bro! Good thing you didn’t go in! It was way too sketchy! Holy crap! I don’t know how a hole in a wall could get more sketchy! Sketch brah! Hope you’re safe. Lol

I would be collecting the stones for sure.

Why. Didn't. You yell out? So many scared people now adays

Good job

It's even weird that you're whispering man

My hometown i went to Ben Lomond high did you grow up in ogden?

I am sorry but that is a horrible path, I would have put the rocks on the outside of the path and only flat ones on the path or even none. It was so bumpy that using it looks dangerous on the feet.

No guts, no glory!

Was that clean water that the lid was open too? If so then they opened it so they could use that water i bet.

Being how hot you keep saying it is that is why they are in the caves where it is cooler, I would be too. Used to love exploring in Arkansas in all the caves, we even came across bats with frozen feet to the top of the cave and not so high above our heads. That was first for me, but I am a big cave dweller myself

Any tips? Going up this weekend 🤪

How Long!! Have Some one Living in It??

Playing on doing this today any tips?

Watch out for those One Eyed Copper Head Rattle Moccasin Snakes. If they bite you its all over.

I didn’t have a mountain to try it at home 🏡

Tim did you ask what his name was

Could have called out and said hello.

I know about you but if I was in that cave you be freaking me out All that whispering is weird!

lmao the "don't die n****" graffiti next to the rope is hella funny

When the whispering started, you lost me.

Cool beans

I found big daws tv’s little brother

What he doesn't go inside thumbs down for me bro

Have you ever been to the altar up 27th?

dam what a let down

Kenny?

What you called quartz river rock fused into the gray matrix is called a Conglomerate. Why you did'nt close that opensteel door over the cement aquaduct is beyond me,, a drunk idiot, a dog, kid and even wild life could easily fall into that fast moving water trap, Judging by all the graffitti on the rocks that place is well traveled & that steel door should be padlocked being so close to the urban city sprawl of neighborhoods just below. No suprize someone is camping, living or staying in that shaft/ cave being so close to a city, The water hatch below is likely the persons water source, Again only a mindless camper, hiker or homeless person would leave the hatch open, Summer heat does have a way of impairing peoples judgements & making bad decisions. like walking or hiking uphill in the mid day summer sun. All those stones set flat in the path that looked like pavers are likely the effort of an ambitious mormon miner to keep erosion down or maybe ease the struggle with wheelbarrow going up and down that hill.. Mormons are known for being industrious workaholics, to say the least.

Under rated

It's that cave man from tv.

You can throw a body in that water and never be caught

dude state park

Kenny veach.

A snake can strike at the most 1/2 its body length, not its full body length.

Dirty Mike &the Boys party spot;)

I would rather hike in cooler weather

Did you pick out that "music" ? Stop it! Makes it unwatchable...

That was one of those lizards called lizards

I can't believe u went all the way up and wussed out. LAME.....see ya

A rattlesnake and Strike from one-third to one-half its body length, his information is incorrect and couldn't he just rode a mountain bike up to that cave?