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As a perfect example of turn of the century Nevada mining camps, this #NVGhostTown has managed to survive better than others based on its remote proximity. Live by the Dirt Road Code and explore this four story historic mill site and surrounding structures part of this historic Nevada Ghost Town.

One of the Nevada ghost town greats so legendary it drew the likes of Mark Twain himself, a historic cemetery, old mining ruins and the great backroads that lead to Aurora are must-dos when exploring the Walker River Corridor, nearby Bodie Ghost Town, and the eastern Sierra.

Though unimaginably profitable, Delamar quickly became known as “The Widowmaker.” When the gold was crushed and processed, it created a toxic silica dust. When miners working in the mines and mills breathed it in, they often developed silicosis, meeting untimely deaths.

Boulder City’s first murderess, an infamous ghost dog, tales from Area 51 and local UFO sightings, and the ghosts of Hoover Dam’s past is the name of the game at this Nevada ghost tour, set in the heart of Historic Downtown Boulder City. 

The Washoe Club has been featured on just about every ghost hunting TV show multiple times and for good reason. Considered the most haunted locale in Virginia City, seek spirits in the authentic saloon or investigate otherworldly activity during overnight lock-ins and daily ghost tours.

A favorite ghost town among Nevadans, Hamilton and Treasure City once ushered in $20 million dollars in silver. Today, it’s considered to have been one of the purest silver discoveries in the state.

Boy, if these original stamped tin walls could talk! Open since 1913, you may recognize the Pioneer Saloon—the oldest bar in southern Nevada—from the dozens of commercials, video games, and movies it’s starred in. The only thing better than the drinks and food—we’re talkin’ notorious Bloody Marys and a Food Network-famous Ghost Burger—is the unbelievable amount of history you’ll find here and in the surrounding Goodsprings Ghost Town.

Rhyolite is one of the most photographed ghost towns in the West. Stop in during your Free-Range Art Highway adventure to find out why.

Get off the interstate and check out Unionville, one of Nevada’s coolest ghost towns. Here, you’ll have a chance to explore this fantastically historic mining town, and get a closer look at killer ruins like one of Mark Twain’s cabins

At this Clark County ghost town — situated just 45 minutes from the Las Vegas Strip — visitors can drink in history at the Pioneer Saloon, kick up dust on adrenaline-pumping offroad tours, and explore what was once one of the most bountiful mining districts in southern Nevada.