wow from the look of the impacted engine parts they must have slammed into that mountain at a high rate of speed...death was instant...sucks RIP....u guys got some great footage!
Thanks for the photos. I've made about 3 attempts to hike to the site, but the time I got the closest, a late spring snowstorm approached and, as I always hike solo (I'm a woman) I finally decided to head down before I got stuck up on the mountain. There are a couple places on the trail that are confusing from the directions I found on-line, but I know I found the right trail and was getting close to the wreck when the snow got too deep and prudence dictated that I go back down quickly.
Lived in Albuquerque in the mid-80's. Hiked up to the site through the canyon starting at the bottom. Was amazed at how much of the plane was still up there.
There are many other crash sights on the mountain too. Stumbled across an Army Air Corp trainer crash from WWII era. It was done below South Peak.
Been wanting to go to this site and cache for a long time now. As a lame excuse I thought I would wait until any snow has cleared. Here is the deal. I always thought from looking at the TOPO it might be easier to approach it from above. I emailed Ganelo and he said....yes...you can do it from straight above without too much problem. May try it that way. Just got a new Canon SD780 which can take 720P video so maybe I can upload some HD. Thanks for the great job putting this video together Jeff.
wow how much of the wreckage did u steal for your own sick morbid pothetic life,in other words GET A LIFE!!!!,fuckin losers,did it get u off!!!!!!!!!
NdaWoodz 10 months ago
wow from the look of the impacted engine parts they must have slammed into that mountain at a high rate of speed...death was instant...sucks RIP....u guys got some great footage!
wcbombers21 10 months ago
Thanks for the photos. I've made about 3 attempts to hike to the site, but the time I got the closest, a late spring snowstorm approached and, as I always hike solo (I'm a woman) I finally decided to head down before I got stuck up on the mountain. There are a couple places on the trail that are confusing from the directions I found on-line, but I know I found the right trail and was getting close to the wreck when the snow got too deep and prudence dictated that I go back down quickly.
oldcodyjr 1 year ago
@oldcodyjr what a dumbass. hiking on your own in the snow. sort it out fool
plasticspastic201 6 months ago
i think Stevie Ray Vaughn would've been more apropos.
murcuryvapor 2 years ago
i got the prop breakin, plane crashin, fireballin' blues
pete5668 2 years ago
Awesome video, would like to try this hike sometime sometime
projectjster 2 years ago
Lived in Albuquerque in the mid-80's. Hiked up to the site through the canyon starting at the bottom. Was amazed at how much of the plane was still up there.
There are many other crash sights on the mountain too. Stumbled across an Army Air Corp trainer crash from WWII era. It was done below South Peak.
FunMike56 2 years ago
Do you know where it crashed? Id like to find that sometime
projectjster 2 years ago
Been wanting to go to this site and cache for a long time now. As a lame excuse I thought I would wait until any snow has cleared. Here is the deal. I always thought from looking at the TOPO it might be easier to approach it from above. I emailed Ganelo and he said....yes...you can do it from straight above without too much problem. May try it that way. Just got a new Canon SD780 which can take 720P video so maybe I can upload some HD. Thanks for the great job putting this video together Jeff.
sandiaman1 2 years ago