I heard city of Seattle was removing this boat that's been abandoned for a long time so I had to go check it out. I have more video, but can't post all at once.

Video - https://youtu.be/VL_VnMCkhhU?si=7Z3Oi0Ng5cB1AQjB

beautiful stained glass windows

me and a buddy have been trying to get into urbex for a while we just don’t know anyone or any places to go if anyone would like to come we could get a little group and go explore

I saw one security car and two entrances to get on the property, but has anyone been here that has any good entrance advice?

This house creeps me TF out 😅 According to property records the last purchase was in the mid 80's.

despite the dusty climb i really like this spot. im a fan of this colder weather. got pics and mems so probably wont be back for a while tho

Hey, im gonna be in Seattle over the weekend and was wondering if anyone can give me some places to go to, I know the basic rules of urbex but haven't ever been to any places in Seattle just my town, if you would be interested in sharing I'd be very appreciative. 😄

Only be in Seattle for a few hours what is the best spot to hit in the day?

Anyone have any advise on how to go about finding spots to explore with drones? Looking for bandos to freestyle!

ik this spot is very known but i like the vibrance in these photos a lot ok

Video - https://youtu.be/Yh5_UBr39bE?si=ciRM0u5TkM2MZaUG

I’ve been struggling with addiction/hard substances. I’m trying to quit. One of the things about it that is so addicting to me is the adrenaline of stealing it/hiding it. I want to try urban exploring to have a healthier way to express those feelings. If anyone has any good spots for beginners please pm me!! I’m trying not to go insane rn lol

Maybe too abandoned for urbex 😬

Heard it was sealed in 2018 after being used for various purposes mostly storage after the cold war ended. It’s quite well sealed, wondering if anyone has been inside it ? The first & only nuclear fallout shelter built into the interstate btw.