Lost German WW2 tunnel. Secret passage inside.. 

Your documentaries are WAY WAY more interesting than most anything you'd watch on History Channel. You should have your own series on there....but then again...your videos are perfect as is. I wish you (and Eagle Eyes) so much continued success 🙌

Absolutely incredible!! I can almost hear the soldiers talking who were once present.A massive thank you for letting me enjoy such a rare place 👏👏👏👏👏✌️✌️

This tunnel system is absolutely incredible. Thanks for showing it to us.

Rough terrain. Stay safe you two. Great video as always.

Hi from Syracuse NY USA brother and eagle eye thank you for sharing your adventures into history

As normal, you never cease to amaze me with the locations you find for us to explore with you. This one was in such great shape too, not defaced with mindless graffiti on the walls. EE looks like he had a whale of a time again, and is learning so much from you, as we all are. Keep up the great work, and thank you for sharing. Stay safe and well my friend

I was stunned by the brick room, so huge and so finely made! I am trying to get my grandchildren into watching your videos, so that they can learn things not being taught at school.💖

My gosh you two can find the most interesting and amazing WWII locations to explore! I can not get over the effort that the Germans put in to these tunnel systems! The amount of rock they had to go through and remove just astounds me! Thanks so much for taking us along once again!! Take care and stay safe my friends!!

I hope you let these property owners know how thankful your viewers are that they let you explore these fantastic locations. Without the friendship, trust and respect you’ve shown these property owners, we may never have seen these great pieces of history. I couldn’t imagine what it would be like to have these structures on my property. Am sure at first it’s exciting but over the years they begin to be ignored. The brick work they did in that one room is beautiful. You don’t see that kind of workmanship today. Thanks for bringing these lost gems to us to see.😊

That was another brilliant adventure. The Germans just built and built and built. The lengths you go to so we can all see these locations is above and beyond, THANK YOU. Great work as always guys. The best history videos on RU-vid 👏👏

Wow! There was a lot of intact cables and conduit inside including the light fixtures on the ceiling. Very well protected location. 👍

You treat the young ones with respect. Mark of a good man.

Fantastic of the owner to let you explore the place and share it with your viewers. Real quality in the build of the brick lined room, don't see that very often.

Another great historical site, thanks for the effort to bring us the past.

What a wonderful exploration! Wow! The brick room looked so well made! I really like the diagrams and maps you show to help us visualize things so much better! You are so thorough!

Great work my friend. Some great building finds. A thank you to the tunnel owner for allowing access. The Siemans junctions should go to a museum for restoration. The hard rock cut passage is beautiful, the number of hours to do it is large. Stay safe and dry out there.

Both sets of tunnels were so interesting especially how tall the first one was. It must have been so exciting to walk through them. That was so good of the gentleman to let you have the key so you could go inside. Yes, being nice & kind to people pays off. I've been allowed into places the public usually isn't allowed on some museum ships, historical sites, and museums just because I've been nice to the staff and/or volunteers and have asked some questions about things.

Going thru the tunnels was pretty cool. It gave me a better picture of what the troops were looking at in WWII. Not sure I would have liked all that white paint, but then again I never had to live with the same flashlights they did.

Such an interesting location. The first tunnels were all neatly concrete and ending in the stunning brick room. The second tunnel complex was mainly the raw blasted out caverns. Amazing stuff with the soldiers able to Move to the MG positions in safety. Thanks to you HH and EE and the generous owner for the opportunity to explore and view these structures. That was tough work in the steep terrain. Keep safe and well, kind regards.

Absolutely! Thank you property owner for allowing the world to see a piece of history.

I work and study. So I don't always have the opportunity to watch all of your videos.And thats my loss; mate.This was excellent; what a buzz ; no graffiti. Thankyou, mate always enjoy.

Another outstanding video from the WW2 History Hunter team. Be carful and watch out for those Blood thirsty mosquitoes and Man eating monster spiders.

As always HH and EE thank you for such an exciting and informative adventure. I must say I would never be able to go in to those tunnels unless I had a map, but you two fearless duo do it over and over, time and time again. Be continue to be careful, safe and well....

Amazing tunneling in that second part of this episode.

The gold standard of WW2 history . I trust your videos way more than other channels . Way to go hh we bb

Your adventures are so amazing. It so cool that you share these adventures not just with WWII history buffs, like me, but that you share them with Eagle Eyes and Bunker Buster Girl. You are creating memories for them that will last a lifetime. Keep up the good Dad work and keep those adventures coming!

" From " Am bloody knackered " to " the Mosquitos are Blood thirsty " HH maintains a sense of Humour coupled to his great Vids on amazing places..the Red Brick room was awesome..

Awesome job again y'all. Give our thanks to the folks that gave us access to their bunker. Just amazing how much work they put into these fortifications. And a big thanks to you and EE for bringing it to us. Stay safe.

That was really cool bunker can't believe how great in shape it was . I'm glad the gentleman let in it

Fantastic explore, great condition, great video, thanks for sharing

Great video as usual. I would like to thank the gentleman who allowed you and EE access. History is everywhere and sometimes on private property.

I was stationed in Germany from 1983 until '87, then back again '92-2000. I walked the woods and often saw many things that were so interesting. There is so much to see if you know where to look. And the fact is that you are doing what I always dreamed of doing and I am jealous and thank you at the same time. There is a place in Kindsbach, it is called Kindsbach Cave. After the war, the Americans took it over and built it a bit more and used it for about 40 years. You should go and check it out. It was a Top Secret place, but now it was turned back over to the family who used to own the property before Adolph took it for Bundeswehr use. It is Rheinland, right next to Ramstein Air Base.

This location is simply amazing. People drive by it and never know what they’re missing!

The Germans really loved their bunkers.Built to last.Good job H.

So wonderful of the land owner to allow you access! Thanks for taking us along on such a great explore

Once again, many thanks for another fascinating video and also for the time, effort and energy you and Eagle Eyes expended on this latest trip. Keep up the good work and I look forward to the next instalment!

Those tunnels are very "sci-fi" like. Lots of German precision carving those babies out. Who ever engeneered that, knew what he was doing. Just awesome, Thanks WW-2 HH and Eagle Eyes!🤠

Wonderful Video HH and EE. Can't wait for more.

Wow,that was an incredible location. And like you said, this was just a small part of what the Germans constructed. I truly envy you for being able to visit these places, and I am extremely grateful that you share your explorations with us on you tube! I don't think I could ever thank you enough for all your hard work and the incredible places you have let us see. Thank you, eagle eyes, and bunker buster girl for everything, and God bless!

Great video! Thank you and you family for all the work you do!

Another exciting adventure and thanks for all hard work and research all of you do! Also thank You for dealing with the weather and bugs etc! Really enjoy everything you do!

Fantastic episode, that tunnel and brick room are amazing, thanks for all your effort 👍

Another fantastic video. Thank you.

Out and about in wind and weather to show us such spectacular pictures. THANKS FOR THAT!!

Loved the location . The brick room was great to see . think of the man power it took to get them there ! Thanks HH & EE . Great video as always ! See y’all next time . Be careful. Be safe !

Great location, you always have such interesting places to see. Thank you and EE so much. Can't wait for the next adventure. Take care and stay safe my friend.

Absolutely fascinating! Thank you 😊

Great Location and Awsome History there in the woods. You guys continue to amaze us with your great vidios. Thanks History Hunter and Eagle Eyes for your dedication and hard work you do!!!! Best Channel on RU-vid!!

Once again you never disappoint!

Thank you for documenting this lost history and sharing it with the world.

Awesome explore you both took us on today.

OUTSTANDING JOB

I love to hear Eagle Eye’s enthusiasm. History will continue to live through him.

Fantastic explore

History is out there! Thanks again!

Some impressive works going on in those mountains for sure , makes one wonder just what has been walled up in those tunnels. Another great video guys !

This was something! Fantastic ! The tunnels were great the second time around thanks !!👍🏻👍🏻

Thank you and your Team(kiddies) for doing what you'll do😁

Pretty impressive thank you for this video you guys are the best

Hi HH An amazing place So many story’s could be told Cheers

Excellent as always. Many thanks to the property owner for allowing you to explore.

YOUR THE HISTORY HUNTER OF COURSE YOU SHOULD HAVE ACCESS TO ALL SECURED WW2 SITES , BECAUSE OF THE DETAILED , PROFESSIONAL AND RESPECTFUL DOCUMENTATION OF A LARGE PIECE OF HISTORY , THIS IS A GREAT SPOT TOO TAKE CARE MY FRIEND 🤘🤘

You ( and EE of course) work so hard to bring us this unbelievable content HH! For those of us that have a serious interest in the history of WW2, your adventures and the historical information that you provide, are an absolute ‘must see’. We can’t thank you enough for your generosity of time and effort that you give to each episode. Keep the adventures coming guys! Cheers from an Aussie subscriber!🇦🇺

Nice to see so much original equipment in tact!

Love your videos - it's amazing how good the quality of them are !! The tunnels are always my favourite ones -subterranean you can't beat it lol Keep up the good work guys and hello to you all . Cheers

a fabulous find well done

Fantastic video. Well done 👀👀

You always do such a great job, I love your show

Keep up the great work you guys are awesome 😎😎

Another really interesting location. The tunnel system with the brickwork is so elaborate, I can't even begin to picture what it looked like when it was in use. It seems far too detailed and complex for just a machinegun position, it would be terrific if wartime photos existed showing it all when it was manned by troops. Thanks for sharing.

Wow you two really put yourselves through it to bring us some fantastic adventures, What a bunker system and as owned privately not many people will be as lucky as us to explore with you and EE. Great work again

Great video 👍👍👍👍

Number one for history. We'll done on another entertaining, educational, video . Totally got me hooked. Stay safe 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

excellent, as allways. greetings from Argentinien

Great Video

Your simply awesome. Eagle Eyes and you exploring makes me stop and watch.

Another great adventure,well done guys,👍🏻👍🏻👏🇬🇧

Amazing Again can't wait to see more videos

This was an exciting Adventure that made me feel alive in the moment of discovery!

That was a awesome tunnel explore guys! The brick room is impressive. I can imagine the soldiers there in such a stronghold! What a cool place. Thanks for the view! 😃

It's really amazing how much building work they did on that location. Digging those tunnels alone would have taken ages, then concreting the floor and putting in the wiring, and all the rest. Just to connect those MG positions. That is some serious work. But so cool that they are virtually untouched. The fittings may have been ripped out, and the doors rusted, but they are otherwise, pretty much, like they were when the Germans were there. The noise of running boots, and equipment jangling, would have been deafening in those tunnels. Incredible stuff. Thank you both as always for sharing this with us, The effort you put in to these amazing videos is always very much appreciated. Cheers to you all!

Great video

A ton of blasting to create all thoses tunnels in what looks like solid granite.

SALUTE!! LOVE your videos!!!

I love your channel

Really enjoyed that brick room. Just amazing on how they constructed the tunnels in the mountain. Have you thought about camping out at one of these structures(with if any,owner permission).????? I would definitely be on board for that lol. Thanks for streaming this video. Keep smiling and looking forward to seeing the next adventure

wieder ein seher schones video ein super danke da fur und die grussen👏👏👏👏.

The TODT Organisation sure knew their stuff. Perfect position to defend railroad access. Bricked room was impressive, so solid and well built. Hell all the structures were something. Wouldn't be surprised if they could be still utilized today if needed. 3M high ceiling tunnels were something. Imagine time spent designing and building. Also curious to know what that blocked off room was. I think that EE was probably right a small vehicle would most likely fit in the tunnels of that last structure. You 2 made quite the trek. Very exciting little area. Deserves a second visit. Of course, the owner let you access his property. A good guy you are indeed HH. Thanks for taking us there EE & HH.

awesome I loved going on adventures with my dad and brother when we was kids..god rest his soul what a great thing you have going for you and your kids I wish you all the best and hope u can enjoy the time together for many years to come

Love you r show keep up the good work

More more I wish I could be there I'm on the wrong side of the ocean love what you are doing

A very interesting place and also a bit different from the normal with those unusually long tunnels and beautifully bricked up rooms. Once again, I am awed by the amount of sheer physical labor that the Germans undertook to build these structures in mountains and hills through solid rock in some places. Great presentation. Many thanks to you both for bringing it to us, my friends .

Good video. The second tunnel looks like a natural tunnel.

Well done.

Nice tunnels in good condition, always a pleasure to watch you explore underground facilities . I use to visit places like that on my own also, but when you are doing it for me, I’m not the one to get those nasty big spiders in my hair😉

Looking forward to seeing more history 👍Is the railroad still there? ❤

Fantastic very cool 😎

Wow wow wow 👌 what a tunnel set up they certainly knew what they wanted from the designing to actually building and tunnelling all this and you are all on an amazing journey showing us history

Big up! 👍😉 Rock'n'Roll Baby 🤟 👍

I've said it before, but what an amazing feat of engineering to carve out tonnes and tonnes of rock to make these tunnels. I work in the building trade and trying to get materials to some sites is a task in itself, but getting it to these locations would be near impossible. Thank you for another brilliant video and invite into German ww2 locations. Stay safe my friend