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In a state with more than 600 ghost towns—a place with more ghost towns than any other state in the U.S., by the way—Delamar manages to stand out, thanks to its wildly lucrative and deadly mining history.

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.

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.

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.

As one of the most photographed ghost towns in the West, make Rhyolite Ghost Town part of your Free-Range Art Highway discoveries.

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

Is there a better way of grabbing onto Nevada’s storied silver rush, than to experience a place that sprung to life because of it? Not far from the eastern Nevada town of Ely, a visit to Cherry Creek is a must for any ghost town lovers out there. #NVGhostTown

An incredible little reservoir not far from Ely, Illipah is a perfect high desert escape with great fishing and camping, and in close proximity to the area’s best ghost towns, too.

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. 

Like many historic cities in the Silver State, the grand, bustling city of Belmont has dwindled into one of the state’s more iconic ghost towns. Positioned north of Tonopah, and the additional living ghost town of Manhattan, lies the fascinating remains of Belmont.