Rhyolite is a diamond in the desert and one of Nevada's best ghost towns. It is the epitome of the boom-to-bust mining town. In five years, it went from nothingness to a modern town, then to only a handful of remaining residents and finally to a complete ghost town. Rhyolite wasn't just any Nevada town; it was once one of the largest in the state, with every imaginable amenity. The collapse was as ... VIEW POST
Recent Ghost Towns & Travel Updates

Bodie’s Green Creek Power Plant & the shock of a lifetime
Bodie's Standard Consolidated Mill developed a revolutionary plan to power their facilities and decrease operating costs: build a power plant on Green Creek. In 1893, the Bodie's mill became the first in the United States to operate on A/C power transmitted over such a distance.Some of the workers at Green Creek enjoy pulling pranks on their co-workers. One of their hijinks was ill-fated and ... VIEW POST

Virginia City’s forgotten Ghost Towns
Just what the Dr. ordered: a good friend, ghost towns and a great meal and drink! Honey Badger's new engine needs to be broken in before her first big trip, so I met Nevada Expeditions in Virginia City. We visited some well-known sites, but also little-known ghost towns and cemeteries. Virginia City VC is always fun to drive around or wander the old boardwalk sidewalks. There must ... VIEW POST

Exploring Elko County Ghost Towns
For my annual birthday ghost town trip, I chose Elko County. I have visited several times, including Jarbridge and Tuscorora, but didn't get a good chance to explore. Austin of Nevada Expeditions and I met partway and headed east. We spent 4 days exploring Elko County along with a few outlying ghost towns. Tami's Travels: Full articles on each ghost town to follow Betty O'Neal Miners ... VIEW POST

Huntsman Cabin & the “Lady of the Lantern”
Set against dramatic petroglyph-covered cliffs is the 133-year-old Kane Springs Ranch and the Huntsman Cabin. It is a popular destination for explorers who visit the abandoned rock cabin and unique petroglyphs depicting men in cowboy hats riding horses and wagons. Who were the people who once called this remote cabin home? How did Emeline Huntsman become the legendary "Lady of the ... VIEW POST
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