The Urban Adventure Site

World Trip 2002 - Virginia Tech


When I was planning my trip I had only intended to visit one steam tunnel, with a preference for meeting up with Triterus at PSU. The Virginia Tech tunnels however looked like a good contingency if I could not meet Triterus. The more I looked at them though the more I wanted to see them. It would mean going a bit out of my way, but they looked like they were worth it. They were indeed worth it. Tick and Chong showed me these tunnels. A special thanks to the two guys. They were brilliant. So were the tunnels. Very atmospheric. Lots of creepy scary shit down there. Not the least of which was a scary live steam vent. More pics and video due tio come in late December.

College tunnel building kit. Buy yours now!
The tunnel system was being expanded. This is all the equipment for constructing the new tunnel.

First entry point to the tunnels

The Virginia Tech college tunnels have heaps of graffiti in them.

Valves, pipes, college tunnel.

Stairway in the tunnel system.

Logos left by previous explorers.

A shit load of telecommunications cables we had to crawl under

Tunnel junction

Tired tunnel explorers. Tick and Chong.

Small room in the tunnels with tags from previous explorers.

Store room in a building

Modified fallout shelter sign. Seems far more appropriate these days.

Roof hatch to a building.

My guide for the tour,Tick, rests on the roof.

My host at Virginia Tech was Tick. You can find out more about the tunnels here, here and here. The sites have maps.

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