Ancient Map Leads To... Sinkhole!? | Mystery at Blind Frog Ranch

Yo, check this out. Look at that. I think it's a sinkhole. But if you're describing the area, Ridgeline's behind us. We're right here in this drainage. Here's that symbol right there at the top of the drainage, and that's exactly where we're at. I mean, and that's like a bowl shape on here. I mean, I wish it would have more like reference points where you could tell like distances. I'll buy it. We just came off the cliff and it's right in the general area. You're right. And it lines right up the way you were saying. If we assume that this symbol matches up with this sinkhole, then we got to keep heading down this direction. I'll follow you. We're right on the trail. Josh and Chili believe they found the first marker on the map, a sinkhole long grown over. So they set their sights on the next. See the symbol here? Kind of looks like a big old H. Which they believe could mark the location of the golden staircase itself. Should we spread out a little bit or? Maybe you should check out this ravine. All right. Then I'll head off this way. We need to look in every nook and cranny. Each marks a spot. That looks like a structure. Well, hell, yes, it is. Look at this. Alex! I got something. Damn. Look how old this stuff is. Oh, this is from the 1800s for sure. 1850s, 1860s. Why would somebody build this way out here in the middle of nowhere? I mean, it's not a hunting cabin. They didn't build cabins like this to go hunting in the 1800s. So there's none of that. And I don't see any evidence of mining. But think about it. Somebody spent a lot of effort building this thing. They were doing something important here.