083 - Nevada Ghost Towns
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Updated - April 2014
The wide-open spaces of Nevada are scattered with the crumbling remains of long-abandoned ghost towns which sprang up around gold and silver mines in the 1800's. This newsletter has details on how to find the most photogenic ghost towns in the mountains of central Nevada and the southern deserts, when to travel, and the best time of day for the best light.
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The wide-open spaces of Nevada are scattered with the crumbling remains of long-abandoned ghost towns which sprang up around gold and silver mines in the 1800's. At least 1,700 documented sites of abandoned and still-active mines can be found on maps of Nevada. I narrowed my list down to twelve ghost towns in the mountains of central Nevada and the southern deserts.
This issue has all the details on how to find them, including GPS coordinates, when to travel, and the best time of day for the best light. I've also included photographs of the mines and the miners' shacks plus the remains of old store fronts and saloons.
This issue has all the details on how to find them, including GPS coordinates, when to travel, and the best time of day for the best light. I've also included photographs of the mines and the miners' shacks plus the remains of old store fronts and saloons.
Locations
- Belmont
- Berlin-Ichthyosaur State Park
- Candelaria
- Fallon
- Goldfield
- Gold Point
- Grantsville
- Hot Springs Mountains
- Ione
- Manhattan
- Ophir Canyon
- Paradise Range
- Quartz Mountain
- Rhyolite
- Sand Mountain
- Salt Wells Basin
- Shoshone Mountains
- Toquima Mountains
- Tybo