I like the website alot we have places here in Indiana you can visit.

Dan Rose

awesome site! i would like to explore a few of these places!

You better start exploring more and posting updates...or else I'm gonna start calling you Maximilian instead of Maximum!

i love the site, but you missed the underground tunnel. the one that starts by the river and you have to fall into it. its a wide open room with pillars. it looks like its just one room but if you walk to the very end you can turn and follow it down farther into the tunnels. this tunnel is hard to find but pretty cool.

Lin

Wow.........there's TONS of shit around here that I never knew existed. Truely amazing....and the Labrynth's and the Ford Plant.....Truely top notch work.

Ever want another person to go out on an outing.....shoot me an email....I would be down for doing something like this in a heartbeat!

Sure you hear that all the time.....but if I only went on one....that'd be worth it to me!

Brilliant site!

I am loving your website, exploration and commentary! Many props to ya!

the nsp tailraces was an intreaging adventure we went twice the second time we made it i the currently used nsp plant (st anthony main) then my buddy sets off this alarm opening the wrong door, thats when we took off, this site is the coolest!,
this is the first of several proposed urban adventures!

Just revitalizing an old hobby and found your new sight. We were getting into caves and tunnels around the same time years ago. Now after ditching the psycho ex, I am reforming the Underground Reclamation Society.

So, basically you do all those things we used to do as teengers when we were indestructable and going to live forever?
FANTASTIC!!
I'm 38 years old and thinking I might just have a mid-life crisis - your pics look great.

Awesome Site!

If i get to Minneapolis I will look you guys up!!

Nice site!

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I would suggest the exploration of the Lowerton train depot, on the outskirts of lowerton in saint paul. It its next to a present waste storage facility but is a cool building to explore. Also there is the former saint paul power plant on Randolph and shedpard road.

When are you guys going to put some new missions on here???

Hey, just stopping in to say how awesome you guys are! This is the sort of thing I'd love to get into, but don't have the time or resources right now! Definitely keep all of us posted on your adventures.

Awesome pictures and videos.. Thanks

I´m yearning for an update.
...and I´m also yearning for a chance to punch that plagiator in his ugly mug.

Thanks for the sad Lincoln Hotel story. Our family lived next door to the Lincoln at 321 W. 2 Street in the 1940's in a house long since razed.

Man, I just wish that i lived in Minneapolis. It must be living the indiana jones life! just wish something INTERESTING would happen around here.....

Wow, Your site reminds me of growing up in South Minneapolis, Exploring grain elevators, Spelunking the Powderhorn Park & Lake of the Ilse's sewer tunnels. You guys do the Basset Creek tunnel? Nice work, Bernsy

and to think i only explored the pigs eye pete caves on shepard road in the late 80's

Way cool, are you taking new members?

Awesome sight! Makes me want to get into urban exploring.

I was noticing on the old map of the TCRT map that there is a tunnel on Selby Ave before it dips down and turns into 4th street. On a new map these 2 are divided by I35E and Selby ends before hitting the side of the freeway. Wonder if this tunnel still exists in some form? From the look of it the tunnel would either be just before the freeway or just under it. Nothing big I know but just something I noticed.

Hope to see some updates and maybe go on an outing sometime!

I was so happy I found your site! I was intrigued by the pictures taken at the Cambridge State Hospital. Do you have anymore pictures other than the ones already listed on your site? I live near the old State Hospital, and recently they have demolished most of the buildings. I also was wondering if you could tell me about the tunnels under each of them that supposedly interconnected. I have ventured into them when I was younger, and to tell the truth they were very spooky. If you have any more pictures or any experiences that happened in these buildings please shoot me an e-mail. Or, if you have room for another team member I'd like to go on some adventures.

Best Regards,
Bill

Really cool stuff. Nice work.

Hello everybody, I love this site!

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In regards to the Phalen Creek tunnel, I used to visit it regularly when I was a kid. On Sunday afternoons, my father always took his six children to different city parks to play, and every three or four weeks, we'd go to Indian Mounds Park on top of the river bluffs. When it was time to leave, my father would ask us what route we wanted to take back home, and we'd always yell the same answer, "Let's go through the Hole, through the Hole." He would then drive down into Swede Hollow and move slowly along a road that ran right next to Phalen Creek. The creek was only partially enclosed at that time (mid-1960s), and every few hundred yards, there would be an opening in the wall on our right, where we could see the creek flowing by. Then the creek would disappear from view inside the next section of tunnel. After a mile or so of this, with maybe six or seven openings to "Ooh" and Aah" about, the road came up out of Swede Hollow near the Rayette plant just east of downtown St. Paul. In summer, Phalen Creek could be a pretty stinky place, but I loved going there as a kid.

yeah i urbexed it urbexed it hard!

Those East Bank images brought back fond memories of exploring into the St. Paul Campus steam tunnels from 1993 to 1997. Those tunnels also had giant roaches and were hot year around. Sometimes I'd have to feel my way through a tunnel in the dark between buildings before reaching a light switch and really send the roaches scurrying away by surprise. It's kind of addictive and I even went alone several times. There are lots of ways in: culverts (the cul-de-sac behind Baily Hall), 3 janitor's closets in the Student Center, over the library basement wall, and by entering several hallway doors throughout campus. My dorm mates and I always had a blast exploring, even despite all the asbestos warning signs and even getting lost a few times. I never got the chance to explore the East Bank tunnels though. Those electric cars would have been fun!

I'm not even sure now why the hell I ended up at your website. Whatever it was, I'm damn interested in what I see here. I'd love to get into some of the places you do as I am most definitely interested for much the same reasons as you and your crew. I think that in the end I might be a bit too afraid of the MAN though. I will have to read on as I've only touched on a few of the adventures. Good luck and thanks for sharing your experience with us less brave folk.

Great site! Keep up the good work :)

love it

The missions you guys go on sound like a blast!! Me and a few buddys have been to a few of the places on your site and i would love to check out all the other places i didnt even know exsisted. Thank you for putting this site together and and sharing all your experiances with us.

People like that Brick guy that try to become famous or wealthy from exploring are the same idiots that make me hate all of this.

This site rocks! I used to do a lot of this when I was younger and I was surprised to find some guys dedicated themselves to it. Keep it up.

awesome stuff - have spent an enjoyable couple of days perusing the whole lot - excellent! the Greg Brick affair is very interesting - seems like he owes you a Big Apology! A Big Up from London and Max Respect.

Love the site can't wait for an update...

Like it alot....

You guys have nuts for entering in those places!! you are completely mad!! great pictures!!!!!!

Hey, you guys are doing some good work. Keep it up. Also, have you ever been to the Purina factory on Hiawatha? Pretty cool stuff over there. Me and my friends do this kind of stuff all the time.

You guys are my heros.

Greg Brick can shove that book up his ass and set fire to it.

This site is totally awesome! i came across some tunnels down in des moines but by what i see here, Minneapolis is just completely covered with tunnels, abandoned building and secret passage ways and locations. awesome dude. just awesome.

Fuck Greg Brick!

This site is the best

Hey, like what your doing looks like fun. Was just woundering if anyone has been to the old ammunition plant down in Rosemount area?

Good trips, good pics, good stuff. Thanks