Skidoo, a ghost town located inside Death Valley was once home to about 700 people and produced nearly 1.6 million dollars in gold.

3-Day Trek camping and exploring ghost towns & saloons in Nevada

Mt. Patterson is the highest peak in the Sweetwater Mountains at an elevation over 11,000 feet.

The Moorehouse Mine & Ibex Springs of Death Valley operated from the 1930's until the late 1960's.

Project Shoal was an underground nuclear detonation site that occurred in October of 1963.

Exploring an abandoned Airmail Beacon & concrete arrow located in the Mojave Desert.

Exploring Butte Valley located in the secluded southwest corner of Death Valley. Explore cabins and Striped Butte.

The Car Wash located in a remote area of the Mojave Desert.

Located in Central Nevada, Diana's Punchbowl is a fifty-foot depression along a fault line.

A Native American Pictograph site located in Nevada roughly 1500-3000 years ago.

A modest Molybdenum Deposit mining operation. The mine features a single vertical shaft. Mining activities occurred during the 1920s and 1930s.

Gold discoveries of 1863 led to the founding of the Galena townsite. A Post Office operated from 1871-1887.

Kavanaugh Ridge located in Mono County, California at an elevation of about 10,900 feet.

Rhyolite Ghost Town is located in the Bullfrog Mining District of Nevada. Rhyolite was founded in 1905 after gold was discovered the prior year.

Nevada City was incorporated in 1865 after gold was discovered here in 1863.

The town of Virginia City, Montana was settled in 1863 after gold was discovered in the area known as Alder Gulch.

Bannack Ghost Town in Montana. The town was founded in 1862 shortly after the discovery of gold.

Going to the Sun Road located inside Glacier National Park, Montana

A visit to the Ubehebe Crater located in Death Valley National Park.

Exploring the Bullfrog Goldfield Railroad Depot located in Goldfield Nevada.