It would be interesting to see what the area actually looks like.
Typing in “Valletta, Island of Malta” in the “Fly To” field gets us there.
Just from this distant overhead view, it’s pretty clear that the island is a beautiful place.
The inlet of water must provide some beautiful scenic spots.
Marker C is the legendary Hypogeum itself.
Zooming in as much as possible without the map becoming blurry reveals a few details about the real location.
To think that this is only one of the many multi-layer underground catacombs throughout this entire island is fascinating.
Thanks to Google Earth, you could actually check out the location and read more about each one.
Unfortunately I didn’t succeed in solidifying my case for no secret base…read on.
According to the stories, the base entrance is at Mt.
The first thing you’ll notice when you map out the distance from Mt.
Archeleta to the Jicarilla Reservation is that it’s well over 40 miles from one location to the other.
An entrance to a base over 40 miles from the base itself?
Forgetting about the Indian reservation, we’ll zoom in on Mt.
There’s no obvious structure or even anything that looks like a cave anywhere around the isolated mountain.
However, with that said, as I was scrolling around the peak of Mt.
Archeleta, I noticed a very strange, faint track that looked like an old dirt road.
The image below is the road along the ridge, headed toward the Mt.
Eventually, the road passes just below the peak of Mt.
Why don’t you take a look around yourself and see if you spot anything out of the ordinary?
