Rhyolite ghost town

Rhyolite ghost town (near Death Valley) is a well-preserved example of California late gold mining boom. This guide has Rhyolite's history and practical tips on how to visit.

At its peak in 1907-1908, Rhyolite was probably home to between 3,500 and 5,000 people. By 1920, the last holdouts had dwindled to 14 lonely souls.

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Death Valley National Park and its environs are full of mysteries, surprises, and communities that quickly went from boom to bust.

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There is hardly a ghost town in Nevada that's like Rhyolite. Located in Beatty, Rhyolite's preserved buildings are a glimpse into the past.

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I turned around and walked out towards the edge of the mountain. Below me lay Rhyolite ghost town, crumbling away, just as it had been doing for 100+ years.