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I worked with a guy last name Keyhoe. He was a piece of poop. Probably related.

Used to go out there in the 80s when it was pretty. Sad people had to ruin it for no reason. Lame.

Thank you for this video! The investment of time and effort might have helped the Divine in its many human manifestations with the setting up of a care home, soup kitchen etc. A different view, with the Self of all selves as the only Self.

There are a lot of bodies buried in New Mexico and I am not referring to cemeteries and NA burial grounds. One of, if not THE, creepiest states in the nation. A very odd place.

Most young humans today have no respect for property or historical items, and their values. Nor the religious items at this site. They will get there turn on their judgment day. Just like those idiots who destroyed ancient rock formations and dumping trash in the ocean. Our future is not bright. God bless everyone who agrees with me.

Nice one!

As a displaced native of the US deserts, I can still return to my homeland because of your travels that you share with us. Bless you and your family.

Wow 115℉... I'm surprised anyone is even outside. 😂 I'm a nature photographer, and I wouldn't go out in heat like that.

How sad. With minimal upkeep this could still work :/

Another great adventure Steve. Thank you

Thank you for sharing.

Cool story bro 👍

Is it possible that this guy was a corrupt DA and the dream was his conscience telling him to build this cathedral?

I think every town in America has a "Dead Man's Curve"

... NOT... art. Human flotsam made to look like jetsam

When are you gonna do Area51 Steve? 🙂 Keep up the good work!

Be nice if it was restored? Thanks for sharing

went there in the 90s it was beautiful. and thats not his grave he and the sheriff of Vegas buried his bones in a unmarked grave

This adventure is going on my bucket list, nice to know about these little known place, keep up the great work!

I was going to try and come up with a more eloquent condemnation of the desecration of a once beautiful and interesting location, but I think what best sums it up is: far too many people aren't worth the contents of a 20 year old outhouse.

Thank you, thank you. Thank you. This is a place. I have visited a few times in the last few years. Thank you for the back story on that. I wish I had visited that 25 years ago when I moved to the Vegas area.

Cemetary is not spelled wrong. The sign is warning of a swedish death metal band ahead.

Great video. 👍

Not art. Road cuts are more artistic, because at least then you can see the "art" that the earth has created, in the layers of rock. This looks like someone wanted to lay pipes, but got de-funded in the middle of it.

I had the honor of seeing Cathedral Canyon in all it's glory. Either day or night it was beautiful, soft music playing, gentle lights to help along the way and to light up all the statues/stained glass windows that he had in the out coves. He also had benches for people to sit and reflect from. The view from the bridge was pure amazement. I lived in Pahrump from the late 70's to the early 90's. The desert holds many such places. It's a real shame that people feel the need to destruct. I am glad that I got to enjoy it when it was in full glory.

the most dangerous road on the highway. all highways are roads

IN FACT, the deserts of the southwest are littered with the remnants of the dreams of many many many people. Dreams which blew away like chicklettes down the gutter. !

Steve, I’m not sure if anyone’s mentioned it yet, but, the way that waterfall worked was a lot like a fish pond waterfall. There was a pump in the pool below, which pumped water up to the top and it would spill back into the pool from above.

Nice episode. Would be nice for your next episode to be about the ghost town of Nelson. Apparently nearby is the location of Queho's Cave. Thanks for sharing.

mmm to be honest ,this time i didnt like it .

Quehoe was defiantly the Last Of The Breed!

It amazes me there is so much history in around Las Vegas.

Roland Wiley - How could a guy from Avoca, Iowa ever attend GWU? Odd that he was apparently successful. Oh, wait, Avoca was not a far drive away from Templeton, Iowa.. you know, the Rye Whisky maker to supply all of the gangland people in the 20s and 30s? NOW it makes sense that he did so well in Las Vegas. And his odd sensibilities continue in Avoca Iowa with the 'tourist attraction' titled the "Volkswagen Beetle Spider". Look it up.

Thank you Steve, another interesting video. I have been around that area off roading and camping and was not aware of Cathedral Canyon and its history. I was aware of the story of the Indian and his life along the Colorado River, it's a nice tribute by Wiley to respectively honor him by providing beautiful resting area. The desert has its own beauty; which is what attracted Wiley to this location. Your video provided another interesting place to visit, it is a shame and criminal that people have to destroy one Man's or Woman's home or dreams. All of the work that he put into his place of peace and comfort destroyed by vandals. Some how we have lost that respect for other people's property.... Thank you Steve, very enjoyable video!

Fist I want to say thank you for sharing your videos. I have followed for awhile and love your content. This place looks amazing. And it's so sad people would destroy things like this. The next time I'm in pahrump I will look this up. I was watching one of your videos last night with my brother and I told him you should get a distinct laugh like RVer tv 😅 would be AWESOME. Thanks again.

Your videos are steadily getting better. Good job!!

I thought it was a gravel pit

Seems like everywhere the Spanish went they caused nothing but trouble, disease, and their heavy handed religious beliefs they rammed down the lives of the natives..

Such an absolutely beautiful place. I can only dare to imagine what it was like in its time. It is just an absolutely disgrace how some, entitled hoodlums, feel the need to destroy a memorial to our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Whether you believe or not, doesn't give anyone the privilege of desecrating a cathedral representing the blessed Son of God who gave his life on Calvary for each and every one of us. Thank you Steve for the wonderful tour and the respect you have for such magnificent pieces of history. Will be waiting for next week's amazing adventure. Until then stay safe and God bless. Steve in Oklahoma

i like concept art, its time to probably let it disolve back into the dessert tho. would much prefer to look at an old rr trestle site. I am Super happySteve did the filming for us down into it and thanks for your great wirks.

I live in the area, Idk if you've covered it in your many years but the International Car Forrest a bit north is alot of fun! would make a great video

It must have looked pretty interesting back in its day.

I remember one night back in the 90's around midnight some friends and I decided we'd drive out to Cathedral Canyon, we drove down the road to place at night and it's desolate, nobody out there, we get out of the car and walk over to a power pole that was set up out there and had a breaker box you tripped and boom, the whole canyon lit up, and at night it was truly something awe inspiring and I was amazed. The suspension bridge lit up, all of the relics and spiritual statues which lined the bottom of the canyon were illuminated. It was so interesting. I'm glad I got to see it when it was pristine.

Very nice, thank you!

Thank you for this story! No matter the desecration to this site, Jesus still lives and shines through. God prevails.

Thanks. As always, well done.

Actually y my sister and her husband were the caretakers of cathedral canyon in rhe 1980s. People were destroying its beauty even then . 🥲…..❤️

02:51 | Wow! I didn't believe your statement, but Google maps shows the distance from the North end of the bridge to the city limits is ~ 900'. Those are some strange city boundaries!

How many times do you think you have said, "out in the middle of no where"! LOL!

I'm from Brazil and I love your stories. Come visit us one day. Discover Rio de Janeiro, Teresópolis, Ouro Preto, Belo Horizonte, Vitória and Bahia. Thanks for the videos and stories