Rhyolite Historic Gold Mining Town Site

This historic ghost town is known for its Cook Bank Building which is one of the most photographed buildings in the West. Day use only.

Historic ruins at this former gold-mining boomtown include the most photographed ghost town building in the West, the Cook Bank Building, and Nevada's best preserved "bottle house," constructed entirely of glass bottles. Death Valley National Park visitors frequently tour Rhyolite because it is along one of the major roads to the park.

Rhyolite, A Ghost Town On Public Land

Adventure is at Your Fingertips

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Activities

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DAY USE AREA
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DOGS ON LEASH (LEASH REQUIRED)
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HISTORIC & CULTURAL SITE
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INFORMATION SITE
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PHOTOGRAPHY
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PICNICKING
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WILDLIFE VIEWING

Geographic Coordinates

36.89028, -116.82615

Directions

4 miles west of Beatty on NV 374.