Ok. We know now, what is an Urban Exploration, we have a necessary equipment (if not: link) and we know dangerous we will have to face (if not: link). The time has come to find an object to explore. Where to start?
There is no secret that the greatest resource of information about abandoned places is the internet. If we have a bit of self-denial and know how to use Google, surely we will find something. However, in such a simple way we can probably find only the most popular places, not necessarily the most interesting ones. Another way is to browse the forums. If you decide to write to one of the explorers, you must be aware that they usually don't like to share object locations - mainly because they are trying to protect them against vandalism and stealing.
A good way of discover an abandoned buildings is simply frequent driving a car. Just carefully look around the city to find potential objects. If we will drive outside the city, the highways are not the best idea.
I also recommend you to interest in the history of the abandoned area: read about the sights, find old maps or look for companies that was working here many years ago. Just think and do not go the easy way.
The collection of basic information what is Urban Exploration (Urbex).
Guidance about what it is worth and what you need to take with you on trips to the abandoned buildings.
Exploration is not cycling. Learn what you can encounter while exploring abandoned places and what could be a possible threat.
As you may have noticed, this page has not been updated very often lately. This does not mean that I have abandoned exploration - only that I am temporarily occupied by another project called Fshoq! - Travels and Photography, where I describe my travel adventures, I add photo guides and describe ways to live healthier. If you are curious about my trips and photography, take a look at this page. Once I've developed enough of Fshoq!, As I have done with Into the Shadows, I will return here and I will again start to describing my exploration of abandoned places. See you later!