Experts say that Nevada has up to 600 ghost towns throughout the state. Many have left no traces other than historical records and a set of coordinates leading to a barren patch of land with ...

Nevada is home to more than 600 ghost towns. Most are vestiges of the region’s mining boom-and-bust era, which began with the discovery of gold near present-day Dayton in 1849 and continued into ...

From a creepy clown motel to a rainbow-colored geyser, WorldAtlas named 8 of Nevada’s most bizarre attractions. Here’s what made the list — and why.

The state of Nevada is not just the bright lights of Vegas. It’s an otherworldly place with weird and supernatural experiences. With more ghost towns than inhabited ones and home to the infamous ...

Stan Paher, who wrote about Gold Point in his book, "Nevada Ghost Towns & Mining Camps," ranks Gold Point as one of the top-20 ghost towns of Nevada's 668 because it is so well-preserved.

Here are 11 ghost towns in the U.S. you can still experience today. The process of saving Silver City in California’s Kern River Valley was a labor of love. According to Sierra Nevada Geotourism ...

Nevada City, just 1.5 miles away from Virginia ... Idaho alone has about 150 ghost towns. The best, Silver City, was founded in 1864, just two years after silver and gold were discovered nearby ...

Nevada’s quirkiest destinations aren’t found on the Strip or in downtown Reno. They’re scattered across ghost towns, highways and wide-open desert. That’s according to WorldAtlas ...