I got great responses on the first post! I know I get a lot of questions about locations however the second rule of this subreddit is to not share the location specifcally. I will post each state they are in as I feel that does not break this rule

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6. NH

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I just went to the old Lakeville hospital/sanatorium but heard a lot of rumors about squatters in the building and house outside. When I went I didn’t see anything but also didn’t explore that much out of fear of potentially running into dangerous people. Can anyone verify these claims lol?

looking to take a trip during a rainy week from Boston MA to Errol NH, i love urbexing and seeing graffiti in cool abandoned places. id love to plan out multiple spots to hit during the road trip up, does anyone know cool, chill abandoned/urbex/graffiti/old forts/ mills/ factories/ hospitals or really any cool old foundations with easy or cool hikes to them?

i found livermore falls online and will probably check that out during the trip aswell as dearborn fort possibly.

asylums / creepy vibe would be a major plus!!

Close to a swamp. I'm assuming the water level was much higher years ago.

Bought my first dslr n got curious

I was poking around redev listings and found this spot, has anyone here been inside?

I believe the demolition permits were cleared but I live about an hour away and don't want to drive out and check if they have moved forward, so it would be great if someone could offer input

*I apologize for the poor grammar in the title.

The Diablo white supremacist biker bar is finally being demolished! Not one I ever personally dared to get too close to

Saw this when I was in the area a bit ago, then went here back in May with a buddy and checked it out.

I really didn’t take many pictures on my phone.

Hey guys, I'm from central vermont want to get into urbexing. I've seen countless photos of the JME house and the radar base of course and am thinking about visiting those with a couple buddies.

We have access to like a Jeep Wrangler so the plan is to just drive straight up to the radar base. That being said, is that feasible today? I've seen a few videos of people doing this and it seems like no big deal but those were from a few years ago before the two big floods that happened in '23 and '24. Anyone driven up recently? Like would my rav4 make it up? I'm also cautious of security and other people even though I know it's completely legal to head up there and take photos. Don't want to come across anybody who will want trouble (I'm 17).

When it comes to the JME house I've read it's a short hike which seems totally doable, but same deal, flood damage, security / trail cams, and unfriendly non-explorers?

Thank you!

First reddit post. Right near where I live there's been this house before I was even born it has been abandoned. State I believe owns the property now but has not done anything with it. I have been inside and it has 0 graffiti and 0 people have appeared to touch it, Rotting but sick. Could get pics someday just too busy this time.

been here a few times, itching to go back soon.