Just wanted to say thank you. I appreciate the time that you take to take us along on your travels.

Adam has taken me so many places I could never go. He makes you feel so welcome and his mood is always upbeat and clean language you can watch with your grandkids and not be embarrassed ❤

The LOST TREASURE is generally believed to be in the Superstition Mountains, near Apache Junction, east of Phoenix, Arizona. There have been many stories about how to find the mine, and each year people search for the mine. Some have died on the search.

Loved this video. Thanks for taking me/us along. I suffered a spine injury in a car accident in 2016 and its pretty cool that i can at least travel and explore with you. I can get out and around somewhat, but certainly not like before. I appreciate ya!

Cannot tell you how much I am loving these vlogs absolutely amazing I am so fascinated in anything to do with the old west hopefully someday would love to visit Arizona thank you so much Adam for taking us along on these amazing adventures 😊❤️

a single mom with 3 small girls, i packed up and moved from illinois to apache junction 54 years ago...didnt have air conditioning in my truck or apartment...when we purchased our first new home, we were living in luxury...it actually had a swamp cooler lol...boy have things changed...not only in population but we've become weak and spoiled...really do miss those days😞arizona will never be the same

I'm with you Adam, I would find this more interesting and fascinating than any modern theme park because your looking at history. Great stuff buddy. 😎👌👍

Matt here, the guy in all black near the end of the video. Thank you Adam for letting me be a part of your video! And thank you for sharing both Goldfield as well as information about The Goldfield Ghost Tour! It was great having you out there!

If I could give this two thumbs up I would. Best friends of mine who I bought my first horse from in CA moved to Apache Junction in the 1980's and it became a tradition for me to come out at Thanksgiving and spend 4 days with them. We rode horses they owned out in the desert and kept this tradition up in the 1990's. They have since passed and I do miss not going to Apache Junction since 2007.

The average summer temperature in Phoenix is between 113 and 118 degrees. What you experienced was a cool summer day. As a local, we go out in the morning or in the dusk for outdoor activities. Keep hydrated while you are here! I enjoy your videos so keep them coming!

Really loving these Arizona vlogs. Thank you for sharing your adventures.❤

Hat tip 🎩 to all the tour guides! They are fabulous 👍🏻⛏⚒💰💥

Ooold prospector...always makes me have a good laugh 😅

Spent many summers in the 80's and 90's there in that area. My mother lived in Queen Valley, and the memories I have of that area are fond. Always remembered staring at the Superstition Mts in awe. The sunsets were amazing. I haven't been out there since '95. Thank you for taking me back!

Great video Adam. So many great views of this town. Looks like you are in a western movie set. There are some great stories of the superstition mountains across the way that you captured in your video. Some say that many people have gone missing in search of the lost gold.

Wow. That place looks awesome!!!!! I'm a sucker for old mining history. The stories about the Superstitions are fascinating. Great video.

Awesome! You made it out to some of our local attractions. Thanks for showcasing some of the lesser known Arizona treasures. Really enjoyed your visit to AZ. Hope you come out again for cooler temps sometime!

Adam i must say, I love places you go, but this place, makes me actually wanna go. It was amazing! I love James Stewart, Dean Martin, John Wayne, and Clint Eastwood movies and this place just brings me right into one of their western movies. Thank you so much for this. Everyone there is just wonderful

Goldfield is the best! I got to go there last summer. I loved it. The man in the bowler you chatted with near the end was our super awesome guide in the mine tour. He's a film enthusiast as well. He complimented the "M" (1931) t-shirt I was donning. :)

Hey Adam! Awesome road trip series, stay safe and cool!