Else Ignores
We Will Help You
Abandoned Asylum
Abandoned Tunnels
Abandoned School
Abandoned Theater
Abandoned Mall
Abandoned Skyscraper
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Unlimited Spot Views
No cooldowns, no caps. Free tier is limited to 20 spots per 12 hours. Premium browses freely.
Hidden & Private Spots
A hidden layer of locations never visible on the public map. Shared only within the inner circle.
Satellite Timeline
Historical imagery by year — watch roofs collapse, vegetation spread, parking lots empty.
Filters & Map Layers
Hot Spots heatmap, Railroad overlays, Topographic terrain. Filter spots by difficulty, type, and view count.
Instant Alerts
Real-time push notifications from the community — security sightings, entry points, all-clears.
Hide Demolished Places
One toggle removes gone-forever spots. Stop wasting trips on empty slabs.
Explorer Comments
Tips, warnings, visit notes from other explorers. Hidden from free users.
Verified Explorer Badge
Permanent trusted contributor status. Earned through legit contributions.
Real reviews from TrespassersHQ members
"Went to an old grain mill last week that I found through the map. No one else knew about it. The pin was exact, the comments had the entry point, everything checked out."
"The alerts actually saved me. Someone posted security was doing rounds at a spot I was heading to. Turned around, came back two days later, no issues."
"Been exploring for 6 years and I've never had a resource like this. The satellite timeline alone is worth the premium price - watched a whole factory disappear year by year."
"The hidden spots feature is no joke. Found a decommissioned rail tunnel that wasn't on any public map. Spent three hours in there. Unreal."
"I mostly lurk but the explorer comments are what got me to go premium. People leave actual useful info - what's collapsed, what's flooded, where the dogs are. Can't get that anywhere else."
"Marked 14 spots for my road trip through the midwest. Every single one had recent reports. Hit 11 of them. This is the only planning tool I use now."