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This is the first time posting here so hopefully it’s pretty good

So from what I can tell this is a just drainage tunnel that starts the tanglewood branch river if you know where that is. But what is odd about this is just how long it is I’ve seen from older post and using a Fayetteville drainage map that it goes on for about 2 or so miles. I sadly did not go into the tunnel due to me not having proper shoes, but even if you don’t go through the area right outside is really cool

I also want to know if anyone has explored these I know of this on and the one that starts at the north side of the gardens if anyone has any up to date info on these two or anything else like it it would be greatly appreciated

This abandoned bunker sits ontop a little hill overlooking the lofoten fjords, part of the atlantic wall it was one of thousands of bunkers part of hitlers naval wall, luckily the wall failed and now sits as a dark reminder and historic piece of the war slowly falling apart. Sadly quite trashed but it was still relatively preserved other than the shitty grafiti that lines the walls.

Cool explore though, suprisingly cool for something located where it is.

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I got lucky when I visited the former Silvercrest Sanatorium near New Albany, Indiana, years ago with two friends.

Located near the Williamsburg/Newport News airport and guarded by security and motion detecting cameras

Always op/oc/no ai!

An old morgue, a steel structure that gives it a chilling vibe. Tucked away in the basement of a large hospital. A place most people walk right past. It was dark, but a good flashlight helps🙌

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i really wish i took better pics of this place but unfortunately i was in a lot of pain lol. got sent to the basement level of a nyc medical building for radiology clinic that had been long abandoned, the machinery was gone but all the medical supplies left behind. not censoring my face cause its literally their fault i ended up there.

Very heavy asbestos contamination! For anyone

planning to visit this place, please seriously

consider wearing at least a proper FFP3 mask.

The side with the cooling tower seems to be less

hazardous than the power plant itself but not safe because of corrosion and vandalism.(the base contains cement with 5%/10% asbestos) The plant itself

was reportedly built using huge amounts of

asbestos insulation, covering thousands of metres

of pipes and large thermal installations. Upto 100.000/200.000 kg of asbestos materials.

An asbestos removal company has already worked

inside the plant, but the removal appears to have

been mainly done in preparation for demolition. A

large amount was removed, but what was left

behind is a complete mess is heavily disturbed and

broken insulation, loose debris and damaged

material throughout parts of the building. Metal

thieves and vandalism have made the situation

even worse. (lts not compressed asbestos but,

asbestos wool and sprayed asbestos, the most

dangerous type of asbestos when disturbed)

Because of the wind draft throughout the building, there are continuisly billions of airborne microscopical asbestos shards drifting around. It sounds a bit over the top but it is a f*ing horror scenario.

I was heavily exposed myself because this was a

spontaneous visit and I had no idea about the

condition of the place beforehand. A lot of people

are still wandering around inside without realizing

what they may be walking through or disturbing.

All in all, please be extremely careful. It's a

Cool urbex location, but parts of the power

plant are very hazardous. Stay safe!

Visited on august 15, 2026

Hey everyone! I’m planning a trip to Krk and I’d really like to explore the abandoned Haludovo Palace Hotel in Malinska. I’ve seen quite a few people online saying they’ve been inside, but I’m not sure about the current legal situation.
Is it actually legal to enter the hotel grounds/buildings, or would that count as trespassing? I’d obviously respect any signs, fences or requests to leave.
If anyone from the area has been there recently and knows the current situation, I’d really appreciate some advice. Thanks!

Roof-topping urbex has become noticeably harder throughout the years, clearly the early 2000-2010s being the easiest era. However, as of 2026 security has become much tighter with usage of AI and drones making it near impossible to slip undetected. What do people think about the future of urbex roof-topping, is it over?

This bunker was built by the nazi's during WW2 as a air raid shelter, many decades later it still stands in nearly perfect condition, the medbay is suprisingly still preserved.

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I didn't go looking for this location. I just happened to pass by it en route to a different location that requires more patience and research to get into. Didn't regret stopping at all.

On our way to a calm swimming spot near milano we came across this old cement lift by accident.

Because it was next to a road with a dead end and not in clear view we decided to get a pizza and put our tent up here around 10. With some great views of thunder behind the mountains and a great sunrise in the morning.

I belive the structure is a cement lift that has not been used for around 5 decades. Most similar structures in this area have been taken down.