VisitMineralCounty.com

DiscoverBeautiful Mineral County

From downtown Mina, hundreds of miles of off-highway roads and trails can be reached. Ghost towns and old mining camps are waiting to be explored. Wild burros, wild horses, antelope and big horn sheep may be seen as you hit the trails. Petroglyphs, fossilized seashells and interesting mineral samples can be seen. These are day trips and due to the rugged nature of trails 4WD and high clearance vehicles are always recommended. Mina is ATV friendly, but since it is in a rural part of the County, approximately 33 miles from any fuel or groceries, make sure to bring plenty with you.

Don’t miss our ghost towns and mining camps:

MARIETTA

OMCO

ATHENS DISTRICT

SIMON MINING DISTRICT

GARFIELD MILL SITE

GILBERT MINING CAMP

Mina offers full hookups and shaded RV spaces. Also, there are plenty of “dry camping” sites available.

The state of Nevada is rich with American Indian culture both past and present. Here in Mineral County the Paiute Tribe is the most predominant. Of special interest are the ancient artifacts from the “Agai Ducutta Numa” also known as “The Trout Eater People” of the Paiute Tribe that once lived along the shores of Walker Lake. Important artifacts can be seen at the Cultural Center in Schurz. Please call ahead for availability; 775-773-2306. On the third weekend of September the Paiute Tribe of Schurz welcomes tribes from all over the country and the general public to enjoy their most sacred Pine Nut Festival. Pine nuts were a staple of the Paiute diet. The festival pays homage to the Tribes people and heritage. It is a sacred celebration and blessing that honors their ancestors. It also preserves native traditions through the pow-wow, hand games and dances.

The Mineral County Ordnance Museum commemorates the military and civilian personnel that have made significant contributions and even the ultimate sacrifice in service to our great nation. The museum documents the history of support created at the Hawthorne Ammunition Depot. With over 1000 military items on display, there is something of interest to museum goers of all ages. Climb on our Patton M47 Tank or take a selfie with a bazooka while sitting in a M151 MUTT Vietnam era Jeep. If you would like to schedule a special tour,please call 775-945-5400.

FREE Admission

Welcome, Your Adventure Awaits YouMineral County roads and trails will offer you a rewarding experience.

KNOW BEFORE YOU GOAll roads are subject to change due to maintenance and weather.Check on latest trail road conditions before you travel.

Hawthorne Speedway will have food, music and fun!

Hawthorne Speedway is a quarter mile, sticky oval dirt track with an adjacent one-mile moto-cross track. These two highly rated tracks will “REV UP” your need for speed.

With the grand re-opening, American Dirt Track racing is alive, well and roaring in Hawthorne.

Bring your family and friends out for night and day races.

All “PISTON HEADS” young and old are welcome.So �ll up your tank and make the SPEEDWAY your Pit Stop.

For more information, see Facebook, Hawthorne Speedway.

DiscoverBeautiful Mineral County

Mineral County is surrounded by spectacular mountains and stark desert. The area offers ghost towns, 4x4 & OHV roads/trails, golfing, a newly renovated airport, RV parks, casinos, camp-

grounds, motels and much more! In the heart of Mineral County is Walker Lake, with miles of sandy beaches provid-ing access to non-motorized boating, wind sailing, and camp-ing. In prehistoric times, it was part of Lake Lahontan that covered much of the state. Don’t miss the historic 1942 Hawthorne USO Building. One of over 400 USO Kit buildings from 1942, it remains as one of the last few left in the country. The Hawthorne Convention Center and Courage Theater serves locals and tourists alike for private and corpo-rate events. So if you are hosting a convention, wedding, reunion or need a place to meet, please consider the USO building. For more information please visit us at:

VisitMineralCounty.com

4X4 TRAILS • GHOST TOWNS • MUSEUMS

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MINERAL COUNTY &THE TOWN OF HAWTHORNE

Serving as the ideal “launching pad” for all of your activi-ties during your stay, the town of Hawthorne is located at the center of Mineral County. Hawthorne sits about 40 miles east of the California-Nevada border where Highway 359 and Highway 95 meet.

Hawthorne Convention Center &1942 USO Building

950 “E” Street (Main Street)Hawthorne, NV 89415

GHOST TOWNS

4X4 OHV ROADS/TRAILS

GHOST MINING CAMPS

HUNTING & FISHING

MUSEUMS

GOLFING

CAMPING

MOTOCROSS

DIRT TRACK RACING

The history of Mineral County reach-es far back in time. Boom towns like Aurora first brought the county (then Esmeralda County) to the forefront and in 1860 its population topped 5,000 at the height of its boom. Nearby Bodie, Califor-nia boomed from 1878 to 1883, bringing new life back to Aurora. Hawthorne was established in 1881 by the Carson and Colorado narrow-gauge railroad and became the commerce center of the county. Its importance in world events was solidified with the establishment of the Hawthorne Naval Ammunition Depot in 1930. Please come visit and enjoy our variety of displays that include early mining equipment, a pharmacy from the early 1900’s, horse drawn vehicles, railroad artifacts, a 1930’s fire engine and early hose carts, photographs of early mining camps, Nevada wildlife, samples of Victorian furniture and

clothing, early photo-graphic equipment, an extensive sampling of minerals and semi- precious stones.

FREE Admission

925 E Street • Hawthorne, NevadaMonday–Friday • 10am–4pm

Saturday • 10am–2pmwww.HawthorneOrdnanceMuseum.com

PHOTO: SYDNEY MARTINEZ/TRAVELNEVADAPHOTO: BARB LANCASTER PHOTO: SYDNEY MARTINEZ/TRAVELNEVADA

No warranty is made by Mineral County to the accuracy, reliability, or completeness of this data for individual or aggregate use with other data. Original data was compiled from various sources. This information may not meet National Map Accuracy Standards.

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Mono Lake

775-945-5142400 Tenth Street • Hawthorne, Nevada

Tuesday–Saturday • 12pm–4pmwww.web2.greatbasin.net/~mcmuseum/

Walker Lake

Walker Lake

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742 5

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11Hawthorne

FallonSchurzYerington 1 Wild Horse Viewing Area

2 Cliff House Road Visitor Info 3 Bighorn Viewing Area 4 Monument Beach 5 Bighorn Viewing Area 6 Scenic Overlook 7 Sportsman’s Beach (BLM) 8 Tamarack Beach (BLM) 9 Twenty Mile Beach (BLM) 10 Reese River Canyon 11 Mount Grant

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TRAVELNEVADA

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BETTY EASLEY

BETTY EASLEY

TRAVELNEVADA

TRAVELNEVADA

TRAVELNEVADA

BARBARA LANCASTER

VisitMineralCounty.com

DiscoverBeautiful Mineral County

From downtown Mina, hundreds of miles of off-highway roads and trails can be reached. Ghost towns and old mining camps are waiting to be explored. Wild burros, wild horses, antelope and big horn sheep may be seen as you hit the trails. Petroglyphs, fossilized seashells and interesting mineral samples can be seen. These are day trips and due to the rugged nature of trails 4WD and high clearance vehicles are always recommended. Mina is ATV friendly, but since it is in a rural part of the County, approximately 33 miles from any fuel or groceries, make sure to bring plenty with you.

Don’t miss our ghost towns and mining camps:

MARIETTA

OMCO

ATHENS DISTRICT

SIMON MINING DISTRICT

GARFIELD MILL SITE

GILBERT MINING CAMP

Mina offers full hookups and shaded RV spaces. Also, there are plenty of “dry camping” sites available.

The state of Nevada is rich with American Indian culture both past and present. Here in Mineral County the Paiute Tribe is the most predominant. Of special interest are the ancient artifacts from the “Agai Ducutta Numa” also known as “The Trout Eater People” of the Paiute Tribe that once lived along the shores of Walker Lake. Important artifacts can be seen at the Cultural Center in Schurz. Please call ahead for availability; 775-773-2306. On the third weekend of September the Paiute Tribe of Schurz welcomes tribes from all over the country and the general public to enjoy their most sacred Pine Nut Festival. Pine nuts were a staple of the Paiute diet. The festival pays homage to the Tribes people and heritage. It is a sacred celebration and blessing that honors their ancestors. It also preserves native traditions through the pow-wow, hand games and dances.

The Mineral County Ordnance Museum commemorates the military and civilian personnel that have made significant contributions and even the ultimate sacrifice in service to our great nation. The museum documents the history of support created at the Hawthorne Ammunition Depot. With over 1000 military items on display, there is something of interest to museum goers of all ages. Climb on our Patton M47 Tank or take a selfie with a bazooka while sitting in a M151 MUTT Vietnam era Jeep. If you would like to schedule a special tour,please call 775-945-5400.

FREE Admission

Welcome, Your Adventure Awaits YouMineral County roads and trails will offer you a rewarding experience.

KNOW BEFORE YOU GOAll roads are subject to change due to maintenance and weather.Check on latest trail road conditions before you travel.

Hawthorne Speedway will have food, music and fun!

Hawthorne Speedway is a quarter mile, sticky oval dirt track with an adjacent one-mile moto-cross track. These two highly rated tracks will “REV UP” your need for speed.

With the grand re-opening, American Dirt Track racing is alive, well and roaring in Hawthorne.

Bring your family and friends out for night and day races.

All “PISTON HEADS” young and old are welcome.So �ll up your tank and make the SPEEDWAY your Pit Stop.

For more information, see Facebook, Hawthorne Speedway.

DiscoverBeautiful Mineral County

Mineral County is surrounded by spectacular mountains and stark desert. The area offers ghost towns, 4x4 & OHV roads/trails, golfing, a newly renovated airport, RV parks, casinos, camp-

grounds, motels and much more! In the heart of Mineral County is Walker Lake, with miles of sandy beaches provid-ing access to non-motorized boating, wind sailing, and camp-ing. In prehistoric times, it was part of Lake Lahontan that covered much of the state. Don’t miss the historic 1942 Hawthorne USO Building. One of over 400 USO Kit buildings from 1942, it remains as one of the last few left in the country. The Hawthorne Convention Center and Courage Theater serves locals and tourists alike for private and corpo-rate events. So if you are hosting a convention, wedding, reunion or need a place to meet, please consider the USO building. For more information please visit us at:

VisitMineralCounty.com

4X4 TRAILS • GHOST TOWNS • MUSEUMS

MammothBishop

YosemiteNational

Park

359

120

Hawthorne

Reno

CarsonCity

Las Vegas

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VisitMineralCounty.comVisitMineralCounty.com

TRAVELNEVADA.COM

MINERAL COUNTY &THE TOWN OF HAWTHORNE

Serving as the ideal “launching pad” for all of your activi-ties during your stay, the town of Hawthorne is located at the center of Mineral County. Hawthorne sits about 40 miles east of the California-Nevada border where Highway 359 and Highway 95 meet.

Hawthorne Convention Center &1942 USO Building

950 “E” Street (Main Street)Hawthorne, NV 89415

GHOST TOWNS

4X4 OHV ROADS/TRAILS

GHOST MINING CAMPS

HUNTING & FISHING

MUSEUMS

GOLFING

CAMPING

MOTOCROSS

DIRT TRACK RACING

The history of Mineral County reach-es far back in time. Boom towns like Aurora first brought the county (then Esmeralda County) to the forefront and in 1860 its population topped 5,000 at the height of its boom. Nearby Bodie, Califor-nia boomed from 1878 to 1883, bringing new life back to Aurora. Hawthorne was established in 1881 by the Carson and Colorado narrow-gauge railroad and became the commerce center of the county. Its importance in world events was solidified with the establishment of the Hawthorne Naval Ammunition Depot in 1930. Please come visit and enjoy our variety of displays that include early mining equipment, a pharmacy from the early 1900’s, horse drawn vehicles, railroad artifacts, a 1930’s fire engine and early hose carts, photographs of early mining camps, Nevada wildlife, samples of Victorian furniture and

clothing, early photo-graphic equipment, an extensive sampling of minerals and semi- precious stones.

FREE Admission

925 E Street • Hawthorne, NevadaMonday–Friday • 10am–4pm

Saturday • 10am–2pmwww.HawthorneOrdnanceMuseum.com

PHOTO: SYDNEY MARTINEZ/TRAVELNEVADAPHOTO: BARB LANCASTER PHOTO: SYDNEY MARTINEZ/TRAVELNEVADA

No warranty is made by Mineral County to the accuracy, reliability, or completeness of this data for individual or aggregate use with other data. Original data was compiled from various sources. This information may not meet National Map Accuracy Standards.

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Mono Lake

775-945-5142400 Tenth Street • Hawthorne, Nevada

Tuesday–Saturday • 12pm–4pmwww.web2.greatbasin.net/~mcmuseum/

Walker Lake

Walker Lake

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742 5

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11Hawthorne

FallonSchurzYerington 1 Wild Horse Viewing Area

2 Cliff House Road Visitor Info 3 Bighorn Viewing Area 4 Monument Beach 5 Bighorn Viewing Area 6 Scenic Overlook 7 Sportsman’s Beach (BLM) 8 Tamarack Beach (BLM) 9 Twenty Mile Beach (BLM) 10 Reese River Canyon 11 Mount Grant

SCHURZ

TRAVELNEVADA

10

BETTY EASLEY

BETTY EASLEY

TRAVELNEVADA

TRAVELNEVADA

TRAVELNEVADA

BARBARA LANCASTER

VisitMineralCounty.com

DiscoverBeautiful Mineral County

From downtown Mina, hundreds of miles of off-highway roads and trails can be reached. Ghost towns and old mining camps are waiting to be explored. Wild burros, wild horses, antelope and big horn sheep may be seen as you hit the trails. Petroglyphs, fossilized seashells and interesting mineral samples can be seen. These are day trips and due to the rugged nature of trails 4WD and high clearance vehicles are always recommended. Mina is ATV friendly, but since it is in a rural part of the County, approximately 33 miles from any fuel or groceries, make sure to bring plenty with you.

Don’t miss our ghost towns and mining camps:

MARIETTA

OMCO

ATHENS DISTRICT

SIMON MINING DISTRICT

GARFIELD MILL SITE

GILBERT MINING CAMP

Mina offers full hookups and shaded RV spaces. Also, there are plenty of “dry camping” sites available.

The state of Nevada is rich with American Indian culture both past and present. Here in Mineral County the Paiute Tribe is the most predominant. Of special interest are the ancient artifacts from the “Agai Ducutta Numa” also known as “The Trout Eater People” of the Paiute Tribe that once lived along the shores of Walker Lake. Important artifacts can be seen at the Cultural Center in Schurz. Please call ahead for availability; 775-773-2306. On the third weekend of September the Paiute Tribe of Schurz welcomes tribes from all over the country and the general public to enjoy their most sacred Pine Nut Festival. Pine nuts were a staple of the Paiute diet. The festival pays homage to the Tribes people and heritage. It is a sacred celebration and blessing that honors their ancestors. It also preserves native traditions through the pow-wow, hand games and dances.

The Mineral County Ordnance Museum commemorates the military and civilian personnel that have made significant contributions and even the ultimate sacrifice in service to our great nation. The museum documents the history of support created at the Hawthorne Ammunition Depot. With over 1000 military items on display, there is something of interest to museum goers of all ages. Climb on our Patton M47 Tank or take a selfie with a bazooka while sitting in a M151 MUTT Vietnam era Jeep. If you would like to schedule a special tour,please call 775-945-5400.

FREE Admission

Welcome, Your Adventure Awaits YouMineral County roads and trails will offer you a rewarding experience.

KNOW BEFORE YOU GOAll roads are subject to change due to maintenance and weather.Check on latest trail road conditions before you travel.

Hawthorne Speedway will have food, music and fun!

Hawthorne Speedway is a quarter mile, sticky oval dirt track with an adjacent one-mile moto-cross track. These two highly rated tracks will “REV UP” your need for speed.

With the grand re-opening, American Dirt Track racing is alive, well and roaring in Hawthorne.

Bring your family and friends out for night and day races.

All “PISTON HEADS” young and old are welcome.So �ll up your tank and make the SPEEDWAY your Pit Stop.

For more information, see Facebook, Hawthorne Speedway.

DiscoverBeautiful Mineral County

Mineral County is surrounded by spectacular mountains and stark desert. The area offers ghost towns, 4x4 & OHV roads/trails, golfing, a newly renovated airport, RV parks, casinos, camp-

grounds, motels and much more! In the heart of Mineral County is Walker Lake, with miles of sandy beaches provid-ing access to non-motorized boating, wind sailing, and camp-ing. In prehistoric times, it was part of Lake Lahontan that covered much of the state. Don’t miss the historic 1942 Hawthorne USO Building. One of over 400 USO Kit buildings from 1942, it remains as one of the last few left in the country. The Hawthorne Convention Center and Courage Theater serves locals and tourists alike for private and corpo-rate events. So if you are hosting a convention, wedding, reunion or need a place to meet, please consider the USO building. For more information please visit us at:

VisitMineralCounty.com

4X4 TRAILS • GHOST TOWNS • MUSEUMS

MammothBishop

YosemiteNational

Park

359

120

Hawthorne

Reno

CarsonCity

Las Vegas

395

395

95

95

95

99

95

93

93

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NV

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VisitMineralCounty.comVisitMineralCounty.com

TRAVELNEVADA.COM

MINERAL COUNTY &THE TOWN OF HAWTHORNE

Serving as the ideal “launching pad” for all of your activi-ties during your stay, the town of Hawthorne is located at the center of Mineral County. Hawthorne sits about 40 miles east of the California-Nevada border where Highway 359 and Highway 95 meet.

Hawthorne Convention Center &1942 USO Building

950 “E” Street (Main Street)Hawthorne, NV 89415

GHOST TOWNS

4X4 OHV ROADS/TRAILS

GHOST MINING CAMPS

HUNTING & FISHING

MUSEUMS

GOLFING

CAMPING

MOTOCROSS

DIRT TRACK RACING

The history of Mineral County reach-es far back in time. Boom towns like Aurora first brought the county (then Esmeralda County) to the forefront and in 1860 its population topped 5,000 at the height of its boom. Nearby Bodie, Califor-nia boomed from 1878 to 1883, bringing new life back to Aurora. Hawthorne was established in 1881 by the Carson and Colorado narrow-gauge railroad and became the commerce center of the county. Its importance in world events was solidified with the establishment of the Hawthorne Naval Ammunition Depot in 1930. Please come visit and enjoy our variety of displays that include early mining equipment, a pharmacy from the early 1900’s, horse drawn vehicles, railroad artifacts, a 1930’s fire engine and early hose carts, photographs of early mining camps, Nevada wildlife, samples of Victorian furniture and

clothing, early photo-graphic equipment, an extensive sampling of minerals and semi- precious stones.

FREE Admission

925 E Street • Hawthorne, NevadaMonday–Friday • 10am–4pm

Saturday • 10am–2pmwww.HawthorneOrdnanceMuseum.com

PHOTO: SYDNEY MARTINEZ/TRAVELNEVADAPHOTO: BARB LANCASTER PHOTO: SYDNEY MARTINEZ/TRAVELNEVADA

No warranty is made by Mineral County to the accuracy, reliability, or completeness of this data for individual or aggregate use with other data. Original data was compiled from various sources. This information may not meet National Map Accuracy Standards.

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Road

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362

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6Fallon

Yosemite

Mono Lake

775-945-5142400 Tenth Street • Hawthorne, Nevada

Tuesday–Saturday • 12pm–4pmwww.web2.greatbasin.net/~mcmuseum/

Walker Lake

Walker Lake

1

6

98

742 5

3

11Hawthorne

FallonSchurzYerington 1 Wild Horse Viewing Area

2 Cliff House Road Visitor Info 3 Bighorn Viewing Area 4 Monument Beach 5 Bighorn Viewing Area 6 Scenic Overlook 7 Sportsman’s Beach (BLM) 8 Tamarack Beach (BLM) 9 Twenty Mile Beach (BLM) 10 Reese River Canyon 11 Mount Grant

SCHURZ

TRAVELNEVADA

10

BETTY EASLEY

BETTY EASLEY

TRAVELNEVADA

TRAVELNEVADA

TRAVELNEVADA

BARBARA LANCASTER

VisitMineralCounty.com

DiscoverBeautiful Mineral County

From downtown Mina, hundreds of miles of off-highway roads and trails can be reached. Ghost towns and old mining camps are waiting to be explored. Wild burros, wild horses, antelope and big horn sheep may be seen as you hit the trails. Petroglyphs, fossilized seashells and interesting mineral samples can be seen. These are day trips and due to the rugged nature of trails 4WD and high clearance vehicles are always recommended. Mina is ATV friendly, but since it is in a rural part of the County, approximately 33 miles from any fuel or groceries, make sure to bring plenty with you.

Don’t miss our ghost towns and mining camps:

MARIETTA

OMCO

ATHENS DISTRICT

SIMON MINING DISTRICT

GARFIELD MILL SITE

GILBERT MINING CAMP

Mina offers full hookups and shaded RV spaces. Also, there are plenty of “dry camping” sites available.

The state of Nevada is rich with American Indian culture both past and present. Here in Mineral County the Paiute Tribe is the most predominant. Of special interest are the ancient artifacts from the “Agai Ducutta Numa” also known as “The Trout Eater People” of the Paiute Tribe that once lived along the shores of Walker Lake. Important artifacts can be seen at the Cultural Center in Schurz. Please call ahead for availability; 775-773-2306. On the third weekend of September the Paiute Tribe of Schurz welcomes tribes from all over the country and the general public to enjoy their most sacred Pine Nut Festival. Pine nuts were a staple of the Paiute diet. The festival pays homage to the Tribes people and heritage. It is a sacred celebration and blessing that honors their ancestors. It also preserves native traditions through the pow-wow, hand games and dances.

The Mineral County Ordnance Museum commemorates the military and civilian personnel that have made significant contributions and even the ultimate sacrifice in service to our great nation. The museum documents the history of support created at the Hawthorne Ammunition Depot. With over 1000 military items on display, there is something of interest to museum goers of all ages. Climb on our Patton M47 Tank or take a selfie with a bazooka while sitting in a M151 MUTT Vietnam era Jeep. If you would like to schedule a special tour,please call 775-945-5400.

FREE Admission

Welcome, Your Adventure Awaits You Mineral County roads and trails will offer you a rewarding experience.

KNOW BEFORE YOU GOAll roads are subject to change due to maintenance and weather.Check on latest trail road conditions before you travel.

Hawthorne Speedway will have food, music and fun!

Hawthorne Speedway is a quarter mile, sticky oval dirt track with an adjacent one-mile moto-cross track. These two highly rated tracks will “REV UP” your need for speed.

With the grand re-opening, American Dirt Track racing is alive, well and roaring in Hawthorne.

Bring your family and friends out for night and day races.

All “PISTON HEADS” young and old are welcome.So �ll up your tank and make the SPEEDWAY your Pit Stop.

For more information, see Facebook, Hawthorne Speedway.

DiscoverBeautiful Mineral County

Mineral County is surrounded by spectacular mountains and stark desert. The area offers ghost towns, 4x4 & OHV roads/trails, golfing, a newly renovated airport, RV parks, casinos, camp-

grounds, motels and much more! In the heart of Mineral County is Walker Lake, with miles of sandy beaches provid-ing access to non-motorized boating, wind sailing, and camp-ing. In prehistoric times, it was part of Lake Lahontan that covered much of the state. Don’t miss the historic 1942 Hawthorne USO Building. One of over 400 USO Kit buildings from 1942, it remains as one of the last few left in the country. The Hawthorne Convention Center and Courage Theater serves locals and tourists alike for private and corpo-rate events. So if you are hosting a convention, wedding, reunion or need a place to meet, please consider the USO building. For more information please visit us at:

VisitMineralCounty.com

4X4 TRAILS • GHOST TOWNS • MUSEUMS

MammothBishop

YosemiteNational

Park

359

120

Hawthorne

Reno

CarsonCity

Las Vegas

395

395

95

95

95

99

95

93

93

95

50

50

50

50

6

6

6

6

80

15

5

15

80

375

CA

UT

AZ

NV

N̂Map Notto Scale

VisitMineralCounty.comVisitMineralCounty.com

TRAVELNEVADA.COM

MINERAL COUNTY &THE TOWN OF HAWTHORNE Serving as the ideal “launching pad” for all of your activi-

ties during your stay, the town of Hawthorne is located at the center of Mineral County. Hawthorne sits about 40 miles east of the California-Nevada border where Highway 359 and Highway 95 meet.

Hawthorne Convention Center &1942 USO Building

950 “E” Street (Main Street)Hawthorne, NV 89415

GHOST TOWNS

4X4 OHV ROADS/TRAILS

GHOST MINING CAMPS

HUNTING & FISHING

MUSEUMS

GOLFING

CAMPING

MOTOCROSS

DIRT TRACK RACING

The history of Mineral County reach-es far back in time. Boom towns like Aurora first brought the county (then Esmeralda County) to the forefront and in 1860 its population topped 5,000 at the height of its boom. Nearby Bodie, Califor-nia boomed from 1878 to 1883, bringing new life back to Aurora. Hawthorne was established in 1881 by the Carson and Colorado narrow-gauge railroad and became the commerce center of the county. Its importance in world events was solidified with the establishment of the Hawthorne Naval Ammunition Depot in 1930. Please come visit and enjoy our variety of displays that include early mining equipment, a pharmacy from the early 1900’s, horse drawn vehicles, railroad artifacts, a 1930’s fire engine and early hose carts, photographs of early mining camps, Nevada wildlife, samples of Victorian furniture and

clothing, early photo-graphic equipment, an extensive sampling of minerals and semi- precious stones.

FREE Admission

925 E Street • Hawthorne, NevadaMonday–Friday • 10am–4pm

Saturday • 10am–2pmwww.HawthorneOrdnanceMuseum.com

PHOTO: SYDNEY MARTINEZ/TRAVELNEVADA PHOTO: BARB LANCASTERPHOTO: SYDNEY MARTINEZ/TRAVELNEVADA

No warranty is made by Mineral County to the accuracy, reliability, or completeness of this data for individual or aggregate use with other data. Original data was compiled from various sources. This information may not meet National Map Accuracy Standards.

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105

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3 1 USO Visitor & Convention Center 2 Ordnance Museum 3 County Museum 4 Parks 5 Gas 6 Hawthorne Race Track 7 Library 8 Hospital 9 Charging Stations 10 RV Propane & Dump Stations 11 Airport 12 Golf Course Luning & Mina

Bonanza Road

11 12

359

362

95

6 Fallon

Yosemite

Mono Lake

775-945-5142400 Tenth Street • Hawthorne, Nevada

Tuesday–Saturday • 12pm–4pmwww.web2.greatbasin.net/~mcmuseum/

Walker Lake

Walker Lake

1

6

98

7425

3

11Hawthorne

FallonSchurzYerington 1 Wild Horse Viewing Area

2 Cliff House Road Visitor Info 3 Bighorn Viewing Area 4 Monument Beach 5 Bighorn Viewing Area 6 Scenic Overlook 7 Sportsman’s Beach (BLM) 8 Tamarack Beach (BLM) 9 Twenty Mile Beach (BLM) 10 Reese River Canyon 11 Mount Grant

SCHURZ

TRAVELNEVADA

10

BETTY EASLEY

BETTY EASLEY

TRAVELNEVADA

TRAVELNEVADA

TRAVELNEVADA

BARBARA LANCASTER

VisitMineralCounty.com

DiscoverBeautiful Mineral County

From downtown Mina, hundreds of miles of off-highway roads and trails can be reached. Ghost towns and old mining camps are waiting to be explored. Wild burros, wild horses, antelope and big horn sheep may be seen as you hit the trails. Petroglyphs, fossilized seashells and interesting mineral samples can be seen. These are day trips and due to the rugged nature of trails 4WD and high clearance vehicles are always recommended. Mina is ATV friendly, but since it is in a rural part of the County, approximately 33 miles from any fuel or groceries, make sure to bring plenty with you.

Don’t miss our ghost towns and mining camps:

MARIETTA

OMCO

ATHENS DISTRICT

SIMON MINING DISTRICT

GARFIELD MILL SITE

GILBERT MINING CAMP

Mina offers full hookups and shaded RV spaces. Also, there are plenty of “dry camping” sites available.

The state of Nevada is rich with American Indian culture both past and present. Here in Mineral County the Paiute Tribe is the most predominant. Of special interest are the ancient artifacts from the “Agai Ducutta Numa” also known as “The Trout Eater People” of the Paiute Tribe that once lived along the shores of Walker Lake. Important artifacts can be seen at the Cultural Center in Schurz. Please call ahead for availability; 775-773-2306. On the third weekend of September the Paiute Tribe of Schurz welcomes tribes from all over the country and the general public to enjoy their most sacred Pine Nut Festival. Pine nuts were a staple of the Paiute diet. The festival pays homage to the Tribes people and heritage. It is a sacred celebration and blessing that honors their ancestors. It also preserves native traditions through the pow-wow, hand games and dances.

The Mineral County Ordnance Museum commemorates the military and civilian personnel that have made significant contributions and even the ultimate sacrifice in service to our great nation. The museum documents the history of support created at the Hawthorne Ammunition Depot. With over 1000 military items on display, there is something of interest to museum goers of all ages. Climb on our Patton M47 Tank or take a selfie with a bazooka while sitting in a M151 MUTT Vietnam era Jeep. If you would like to schedule a special tour,please call 775-945-5400.

FREE Admission

Welcome, Your Adventure Awaits YouMineral County roads and trails will offer you a rewarding experience.

KNOW BEFORE YOU GOAll roads are subject to change due to maintenance and weather.Check on latest trail road conditions before you travel.

Hawthorne Speedway will have food, music and fun!

Hawthorne Speedway is a quarter mile, sticky oval dirt track with an adjacent one-mile moto-cross track. These two highly rated tracks will “REV UP” your need for speed.

With the grand re-opening, American Dirt Track racing is alive, well and roaring in Hawthorne.

Bring your family and friends out for night and day races.

All “PISTON HEADS” young and old are welcome.So �ll up your tank and make the SPEEDWAY your Pit Stop.

For more information, see Facebook, Hawthorne Speedway.

DiscoverBeautiful Mineral County

Mineral County is surrounded by spectacular mountains and stark desert. The area offers ghost towns, 4x4 & OHV roads/trails, golfing, a newly renovated airport, RV parks, casinos, camp-

grounds, motels and much more! In the heart of Mineral County is Walker Lake, with miles of sandy beaches provid-ing access to non-motorized boating, wind sailing, and camp-ing. In prehistoric times, it was part of Lake Lahontan that covered much of the state. Don’t miss the historic 1942 Hawthorne USO Building. One of over 400 USO Kit buildings from 1942, it remains as one of the last few left in the country. The Hawthorne Convention Center and Courage Theater serves locals and tourists alike for private and corpo-rate events. So if you are hosting a convention, wedding, reunion or need a place to meet, please consider the USO building. For more information please visit us at:

VisitMineralCounty.com

4X4 TRAILS • GHOST TOWNS • MUSEUMS

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MINERAL COUNTY &THE TOWN OF HAWTHORNE

Serving as the ideal “launching pad” for all of your activi-ties during your stay, the town of Hawthorne is located at the center of Mineral County. Hawthorne sits about 40 miles east of the California-Nevada border where Highway 359 and Highway 95 meet.

Hawthorne Convention Center &1942 USO Building

950 “E” Street (Main Street)Hawthorne, NV 89415

GHOST TOWNS

4X4 OHV ROADS/TRAILS

GHOST MINING CAMPS

HUNTING & FISHING

MUSEUMS

GOLFING

CAMPING

MOTOCROSS

DIRT TRACK RACING

The history of Mineral County reach-es far back in time. Boom towns like Aurora first brought the county (then Esmeralda County) to the forefront and in 1860 its population topped 5,000 at the height of its boom. Nearby Bodie, Califor-nia boomed from 1878 to 1883, bringing new life back to Aurora. Hawthorne was established in 1881 by the Carson and Colorado narrow-gauge railroad and became the commerce center of the county. Its importance in world events was solidified with the establishment of the Hawthorne Naval Ammunition Depot in 1930. Please come visit and enjoy our variety of displays that include early mining equipment, a pharmacy from the early 1900’s, horse drawn vehicles, railroad artifacts, a 1930’s fire engine and early hose carts, photographs of early mining camps, Nevada wildlife, samples of Victorian furniture and

clothing, early photo-graphic equipment, an extensive sampling of minerals and semi- precious stones.

FREE Admission

925 E Street • Hawthorne, NevadaMonday–Friday • 10am–4pm

Saturday • 10am–2pmwww.HawthorneOrdnanceMuseum.com

PHOTO: SYDNEY MARTINEZ/TRAVELNEVADAPHOTO: BARB LANCASTER PHOTO: SYDNEY MARTINEZ/TRAVELNEVADA

No warranty is made by Mineral County to the accuracy, reliability, or completeness of this data for individual or aggregate use with other data. Original data was compiled from various sources. This information may not meet National Map Accuracy Standards.

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Mono Lake

775-945-5142400 Tenth Street • Hawthorne, Nevada

Tuesday–Saturday • 12pm–4pmwww.web2.greatbasin.net/~mcmuseum/

Walker Lake

Walker Lake

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98

742 5

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11Hawthorne

FallonSchurzYerington 1 Wild Horse Viewing Area

2 Cliff House Road Visitor Info 3 Bighorn Viewing Area 4 Monument Beach 5 Bighorn Viewing Area 6 Scenic Overlook 7 Sportsman’s Beach (BLM) 8 Tamarack Beach (BLM) 9 Twenty Mile Beach (BLM) 10 Reese River Canyon 11 Mount Grant

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TRAVELNEVADA

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BETTY EASLEY

BETTY EASLEY

TRAVELNEVADA

TRAVELNEVADA

TRAVELNEVADA

BARBARA LANCASTER

VisitMineralCounty.com

DiscoverBeautiful Mineral County

From downtown Mina, hundreds of miles of off-highway roads and trails can be reached. Ghost towns and old mining camps are waiting to be explored. Wild burros, wild horses, antelope and big horn sheep may be seen as you hit the trails. Petroglyphs, fossilized seashells and interesting mineral samples can be seen. These are day trips and due to the rugged nature of trails 4WD and high clearance vehicles are always recommended. Mina is ATV friendly, but since it is in a rural part of the County, approximately 33 miles from any fuel or groceries, make sure to bring plenty with you.

Don’t miss our ghost towns and mining camps:

MARIETTA

OMCO

ATHENS DISTRICT

SIMON MINING DISTRICT

GARFIELD MILL SITE

GILBERT MINING CAMP

Mina offers full hookups and shaded RV spaces. Also, there are plenty of “dry camping” sites available.

The state of Nevada is rich with American Indian culture both past and present. Here in Mineral County the Paiute Tribe is the most predominant. Of special interest are the ancient artifacts from the “Agai Ducutta Numa” also known as “The Trout Eater People” of the Paiute Tribe that once lived along the shores of Walker Lake. Important artifacts can be seen at the Cultural Center in Schurz. Please call ahead for availability; 775-773-2306. On the third weekend of September the Paiute Tribe of Schurz welcomes tribes from all over the country and the general public to enjoy their most sacred Pine Nut Festival. Pine nuts were a staple of the Paiute diet. The festival pays homage to the Tribes people and heritage. It is a sacred celebration and blessing that honors their ancestors. It also preserves native traditions through the pow-wow, hand games and dances.

The Mineral County Ordnance Museum commemorates the military and civilian personnel that have made significant contributions and even the ultimate sacrifice in service to our great nation. The museum documents the history of support created at the Hawthorne Ammunition Depot. With over 1000 military items on display, there is something of interest to museum goers of all ages. Climb on our Patton M47 Tank or take a selfie with a bazooka while sitting in a M151 MUTT Vietnam era Jeep. If you would like to schedule a special tour,please call 775-945-5400.

FREE Admission

Welcome, Your Adventure Awaits YouMineral County roads and trails will offer you a rewarding experience.

KNOW BEFORE YOU GOAll roads are subject to change due to maintenance and weather.Check on latest trail road conditions before you travel.

Hawthorne Speedway will have food, music and fun!

Hawthorne Speedway is a quarter mile, sticky oval dirt track with an adjacent one-mile moto-cross track. These two highly rated tracks will “REV UP” your need for speed.

With the grand re-opening, American Dirt Track racing is alive, well and roaring in Hawthorne.

Bring your family and friends out for night and day races.

All “PISTON HEADS” young and old are welcome.So �ll up your tank and make the SPEEDWAY your Pit Stop.

For more information, see Facebook, Hawthorne Speedway.

DiscoverBeautiful Mineral County

Mineral County is surrounded by spectacular mountains and stark desert. The area offers ghost towns, 4x4 & OHV roads/trails, golfing, a newly renovated airport, RV parks, casinos, camp-

grounds, motels and much more! In the heart of Mineral County is Walker Lake, with miles of sandy beaches provid-ing access to non-motorized boating, wind sailing, and camp-ing. In prehistoric times, it was part of Lake Lahontan that covered much of the state. Don’t miss the historic 1942 Hawthorne USO Building. One of over 400 USO Kit buildings from 1942, it remains as one of the last few left in the country. The Hawthorne Convention Center and Courage Theater serves locals and tourists alike for private and corpo-rate events. So if you are hosting a convention, wedding, reunion or need a place to meet, please consider the USO building. For more information please visit us at:

VisitMineralCounty.com

4X4 TRAILS • GHOST TOWNS • MUSEUMS

MammothBishop

YosemiteNational

Park

359

120

Hawthorne

Reno

CarsonCity

Las Vegas

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NV

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VisitMineralCounty.comVisitMineralCounty.com

TRAVELNEVADA.COM

MINERAL COUNTY &THE TOWN OF HAWTHORNE

Serving as the ideal “launching pad” for all of your activi-ties during your stay, the town of Hawthorne is located at the center of Mineral County. Hawthorne sits about 40 miles east of the California-Nevada border where Highway 359 and Highway 95 meet.

Hawthorne Convention Center &1942 USO Building

950 “E” Street (Main Street)Hawthorne, NV 89415

GHOST TOWNS

4X4 OHV ROADS/TRAILS

GHOST MINING CAMPS

HUNTING & FISHING

MUSEUMS

GOLFING

CAMPING

MOTOCROSS

DIRT TRACK RACING

The history of Mineral County reach-es far back in time. Boom towns like Aurora first brought the county (then Esmeralda County) to the forefront and in 1860 its population topped 5,000 at the height of its boom. Nearby Bodie, Califor-nia boomed from 1878 to 1883, bringing new life back to Aurora. Hawthorne was established in 1881 by the Carson and Colorado narrow-gauge railroad and became the commerce center of the county. Its importance in world events was solidified with the establishment of the Hawthorne Naval Ammunition Depot in 1930. Please come visit and enjoy our variety of displays that include early mining equipment, a pharmacy from the early 1900’s, horse drawn vehicles, railroad artifacts, a 1930’s fire engine and early hose carts, photographs of early mining camps, Nevada wildlife, samples of Victorian furniture and

clothing, early photo-graphic equipment, an extensive sampling of minerals and semi- precious stones.

FREE Admission

925 E Street • Hawthorne, NevadaMonday–Friday • 10am–4pm

Saturday • 10am–2pmwww.HawthorneOrdnanceMuseum.com

PHOTO: SYDNEY MARTINEZ/TRAVELNEVADAPHOTO: BARB LANCASTER PHOTO: SYDNEY MARTINEZ/TRAVELNEVADA

No warranty is made by Mineral County to the accuracy, reliability, or completeness of this data for individual or aggregate use with other data. Original data was compiled from various sources. This information may not meet National Map Accuracy Standards.

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nza

Road

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Yosemite

Mono Lake

775-945-5142400 Tenth Street • Hawthorne, Nevada

Tuesday–Saturday • 12pm–4pmwww.web2.greatbasin.net/~mcmuseum/

Walker Lake

Walker Lake

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742 5

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11Hawthorne

FallonSchurzYerington 1 Wild Horse Viewing Area

2 Cliff House Road Visitor Info 3 Bighorn Viewing Area 4 Monument Beach 5 Bighorn Viewing Area 6 Scenic Overlook 7 Sportsman’s Beach (BLM) 8 Tamarack Beach (BLM) 9 Twenty Mile Beach (BLM) 10 Reese River Canyon 11 Mount Grant

SCHURZ

TRAVELNEVADA

10

BETTY EASLEY

BETTY EASLEY

TRAVELNEVADA

TRAVELNEVADA

TRAVELNEVADA

BARBARA LANCASTER

VisitMineralCounty.com

DiscoverBeautiful Mineral County

From downtown Mina, hundreds of miles of off-highway roads and trails can be reached. Ghost towns and old mining camps are waiting to be explored. Wild burros, wild horses, antelope and big horn sheep may be seen as you hit the trails. Petroglyphs, fossilized seashells and interesting mineral samples can be seen. These are day trips and due to the rugged nature of trails 4WD and high clearance vehicles are always recommended. Mina is ATV friendly, but since it is in a rural part of the County, approximately 33 miles from any fuel or groceries, make sure to bring plenty with you.

Don’t miss our ghost towns and mining camps:

MARIETTA

OMCO

ATHENS DISTRICT

SIMON MINING DISTRICT

GARFIELD MILL SITE

GILBERT MINING CAMP

Mina offers full hookups and shaded RV spaces. Also, there are plenty of “dry camping” sites available.

The state of Nevada is rich with American Indian culture both past and present. Here in Mineral County the Paiute Tribe is the most predominant. Of special interest are the ancient artifacts from the “Agai Ducutta Numa” also known as “The Trout Eater People” of the Paiute Tribe that once lived along the shores of Walker Lake. Important artifacts can be seen at the Cultural Center in Schurz. Please call ahead for availability; 775-773-2306. On the third weekend of September the Paiute Tribe of Schurz welcomes tribes from all over the country and the general public to enjoy their most sacred Pine Nut Festival. Pine nuts were a staple of the Paiute diet. The festival pays homage to the Tribes people and heritage. It is a sacred celebration and blessing that honors their ancestors. It also preserves native traditions through the pow-wow, hand games and dances.

The Mineral County Ordnance Museum commemorates the military and civilian personnel that have made significant contributions and even the ultimate sacrifice in service to our great nation. The museum documents the history of support created at the Hawthorne Ammunition Depot. With over 1000 military items on display, there is something of interest to museum goers of all ages. Climb on our Patton M47 Tank or take a selfie with a bazooka while sitting in a M151 MUTT Vietnam era Jeep. If you would like to schedule a special tour,please call 775-945-5400.

FREE Admission

Welcome, Your Adventure Awaits You Mineral County roads and trails will offer you a rewarding experience.

KNOW BEFORE YOU GOAll roads are subject to change due to maintenance and weather.Check on latest trail road conditions before you travel.

Hawthorne Speedway will have food, music and fun!

Hawthorne Speedway is a quarter mile, sticky oval dirt track with an adjacent one-mile moto-cross track. These two highly rated tracks will “REV UP” your need for speed.

With the grand re-opening, American Dirt Track racing is alive, well and roaring in Hawthorne.

Bring your family and friends out for night and day races.

All “PISTON HEADS” young and old are welcome.So �ll up your tank and make the SPEEDWAY your Pit Stop.

For more information, see Facebook, Hawthorne Speedway.

DiscoverBeautiful Mineral County

Mineral County is surrounded by spectacular mountains and stark desert. The area offers ghost towns, 4x4 & OHV roads/trails, golfing, a newly renovated airport, RV parks, casinos, camp-

grounds, motels and much more! In the heart of Mineral County is Walker Lake, with miles of sandy beaches provid-ing access to non-motorized boating, wind sailing, and camp-ing. In prehistoric times, it was part of Lake Lahontan that covered much of the state. Don’t miss the historic 1942 Hawthorne USO Building. One of over 400 USO Kit buildings from 1942, it remains as one of the last few left in the country. The Hawthorne Convention Center and Courage Theater serves locals and tourists alike for private and corpo-rate events. So if you are hosting a convention, wedding, reunion or need a place to meet, please consider the USO building. For more information please visit us at:

VisitMineralCounty.com

4X4 TRAILS • GHOST TOWNS • MUSEUMS

MammothBishop

YosemiteNational

Park

359

120

Hawthorne

Reno

CarsonCity

Las Vegas

395

395

95

95

95

99

95

93

93

95

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UT

AZ

NV

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VisitMineralCounty.comVisitMineralCounty.com

TRAVELNEVADA.COM

MINERAL COUNTY &THE TOWN OF HAWTHORNE Serving as the ideal “launching pad” for all of your activi-

ties during your stay, the town of Hawthorne is located at the center of Mineral County. Hawthorne sits about 40 miles east of the California-Nevada border where Highway 359 and Highway 95 meet.

Hawthorne Convention Center &1942 USO Building

950 “E” Street (Main Street)Hawthorne, NV 89415

GHOST TOWNS

4X4 OHV ROADS/TRAILS

GHOST MINING CAMPS

HUNTING & FISHING

MUSEUMS

GOLFING

CAMPING

MOTOCROSS

DIRT TRACK RACING

The history of Mineral County reach-es far back in time. Boom towns like Aurora first brought the county (then Esmeralda County) to the forefront and in 1860 its population topped 5,000 at the height of its boom. Nearby Bodie, Califor-nia boomed from 1878 to 1883, bringing new life back to Aurora. Hawthorne was established in 1881 by the Carson and Colorado narrow-gauge railroad and became the commerce center of the county. Its importance in world events was solidified with the establishment of the Hawthorne Naval Ammunition Depot in 1930. Please come visit and enjoy our variety of displays that include early mining equipment, a pharmacy from the early 1900’s, horse drawn vehicles, railroad artifacts, a 1930’s fire engine and early hose carts, photographs of early mining camps, Nevada wildlife, samples of Victorian furniture and

clothing, early photo-graphic equipment, an extensive sampling of minerals and semi- precious stones.

FREE Admission

925 E Street • Hawthorne, NevadaMonday–Friday • 10am–4pm

Saturday • 10am–2pmwww.HawthorneOrdnanceMuseum.com

PHOTO: SYDNEY MARTINEZ/TRAVELNEVADA PHOTO: BARB LANCASTERPHOTO: SYDNEY MARTINEZ/TRAVELNEVADA

No warranty is made by Mineral County to the accuracy, reliability, or completeness of this data for individual or aggregate use with other data. Original data was compiled from various sources. This information may not meet National Map Accuracy Standards.

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951

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3 1 USO Visitor & Convention Center 2 Ordnance Museum 3 County Museum 4 Parks 5 Gas 6 Hawthorne Race Track 7 Library 8 Hospital 9 Charging Stations 10 RV Propane & Dump Stations 11 Airport 12 Golf Course Luning & Mina

Bonanza Road

11 12

359

362

95

6 Fallon

Yosemite

Mono Lake

775-945-5142400 Tenth Street • Hawthorne, Nevada

Tuesday–Saturday • 12pm–4pmwww.web2.greatbasin.net/~mcmuseum/

Walker Lake

Walker Lake

1

6

98

7425

3

11Hawthorne

FallonSchurzYerington 1 Wild Horse Viewing Area

2 Cliff House Road Visitor Info 3 Bighorn Viewing Area 4 Monument Beach 5 Bighorn Viewing Area 6 Scenic Overlook 7 Sportsman’s Beach (BLM) 8 Tamarack Beach (BLM) 9 Twenty Mile Beach (BLM) 10 Reese River Canyon 11 Mount Grant

SCHURZ

TRAVELNEVADA

10

BETTY EASLEY

BETTY EASLEY

TRAVELNEVADA

TRAVELNEVADA

TRAVELNEVADA

BARBARA LANCASTER

VisitMineralCounty.com

DiscoverBeautiful Mineral County

From downtown Mina, hundreds of miles of off-highway roads and trails can be reached. Ghost towns and old mining camps are waiting to be explored. Wild burros, wild horses, antelope and big horn sheep may be seen as you hit the trails. Petroglyphs, fossilized seashells and interesting mineral samples can be seen. These are day trips and due to the rugged nature of trails 4WD and high clearance vehicles are always recommended. Mina is ATV friendly, but since it is in a rural part of the County, approximately 33 miles from any fuel or groceries, make sure to bring plenty with you.

Don’t miss our ghost towns and mining camps:

MARIETTA

OMCO

ATHENS DISTRICT

SIMON MINING DISTRICT

GARFIELD MILL SITE

GILBERT MINING CAMP

Mina offers full hookups and shaded RV spaces. Also, there are plenty of “dry camping” sites available.

The state of Nevada is rich with American Indian culture both past and present. Here in Mineral County the Paiute Tribe is the most predominant. Of special interest are the ancient artifacts from the “Agai Ducutta Numa” also known as “The Trout Eater People” of the Paiute Tribe that once lived along the shores of Walker Lake. Important artifacts can be seen at the Cultural Center in Schurz. Please call ahead for availability; 775-773-2306. On the third weekend of September the Paiute Tribe of Schurz welcomes tribes from all over the country and the general public to enjoy their most sacred Pine Nut Festival. Pine nuts were a staple of the Paiute diet. The festival pays homage to the Tribes people and heritage. It is a sacred celebration and blessing that honors their ancestors. It also preserves native traditions through the pow-wow, hand games and dances.

The Mineral County Ordnance Museum commemorates the military and civilian personnel that have made significant contributions and even the ultimate sacrifice in service to our great nation. The museum documents the history of support created at the Hawthorne Ammunition Depot. With over 1000 military items on display, there is something of interest to museum goers of all ages. Climb on our Patton M47 Tank or take a selfie with a bazooka while sitting in a M151 MUTT Vietnam era Jeep. If you would like to schedule a special tour,please call 775-945-5400.

FREE Admission

Welcome, Your Adventure Awaits You Mineral County roads and trails will offer you a rewarding experience.

KNOW BEFORE YOU GOAll roads are subject to change due to maintenance and weather.Check on latest trail road conditions before you travel.

Hawthorne Speedway will have food, music and fun!

Hawthorne Speedway is a quarter mile, sticky oval dirt track with an adjacent one-mile moto-cross track. These two highly rated tracks will “REV UP” your need for speed.

With the grand re-opening, American Dirt Track racing is alive, well and roaring in Hawthorne.

Bring your family and friends out for night and day races.

All “PISTON HEADS” young and old are welcome.So �ll up your tank and make the SPEEDWAY your Pit Stop.

For more information, see Facebook, Hawthorne Speedway.

DiscoverBeautiful Mineral County

Mineral County is surrounded by spectacular mountains and stark desert. The area offers ghost towns, 4x4 & OHV roads/trails, golfing, a newly renovated airport, RV parks, casinos, camp-

grounds, motels and much more! In the heart of Mineral County is Walker Lake, with miles of sandy beaches provid-ing access to non-motorized boating, wind sailing, and camp-ing. In prehistoric times, it was part of Lake Lahontan that covered much of the state. Don’t miss the historic 1942 Hawthorne USO Building. One of over 400 USO Kit buildings from 1942, it remains as one of the last few left in the country. The Hawthorne Convention Center and Courage Theater serves locals and tourists alike for private and corpo-rate events. So if you are hosting a convention, wedding, reunion or need a place to meet, please consider the USO building. For more information please visit us at:

VisitMineralCounty.com

4X4 TRAILS • GHOST TOWNS • MUSEUMS

MammothBishop

YosemiteNational

Park

359

120

Hawthorne

Reno

CarsonCity

Las Vegas

395

395

95

95

95

99

95

93

93

95

50

50

50

50

6

6

6

6

80

15

5

15

80

375

CA

UT

AZ

NV

N̂Map Notto Scale

VisitMineralCounty.comVisitMineralCounty.com

TRAVELNEVADA.COM

MINERAL COUNTY &THE TOWN OF HAWTHORNE Serving as the ideal “launching pad” for all of your activi-

ties during your stay, the town of Hawthorne is located at the center of Mineral County. Hawthorne sits about 40 miles east of the California-Nevada border where Highway 359 and Highway 95 meet.

Hawthorne Convention Center &1942 USO Building

950 “E” Street (Main Street)Hawthorne, NV 89415

GHOST TOWNS

4X4 OHV ROADS/TRAILS

GHOST MINING CAMPS

HUNTING & FISHING

MUSEUMS

GOLFING

CAMPING

MOTOCROSS

DIRT TRACK RACING

The history of Mineral County reach-es far back in time. Boom towns like Aurora first brought the county (then Esmeralda County) to the forefront and in 1860 its population topped 5,000 at the height of its boom. Nearby Bodie, Califor-nia boomed from 1878 to 1883, bringing new life back to Aurora. Hawthorne was established in 1881 by the Carson and Colorado narrow-gauge railroad and became the commerce center of the county. Its importance in world events was solidified with the establishment of the Hawthorne Naval Ammunition Depot in 1930. Please come visit and enjoy our variety of displays that include early mining equipment, a pharmacy from the early 1900’s, horse drawn vehicles, railroad artifacts, a 1930’s fire engine and early hose carts, photographs of early mining camps, Nevada wildlife, samples of Victorian furniture and

clothing, early photo-graphic equipment, an extensive sampling of minerals and semi- precious stones.

FREE Admission

925 E Street • Hawthorne, NevadaMonday–Friday • 10am–4pm

Saturday • 10am–2pmwww.HawthorneOrdnanceMuseum.com

PHOTO: SYDNEY MARTINEZ/TRAVELNEVADA PHOTO: BARB LANCASTERPHOTO: SYDNEY MARTINEZ/TRAVELNEVADA

No warranty is made by Mineral County to the accuracy, reliability, or completeness of this data for individual or aggregate use with other data. Original data was compiled from various sources. This information may not meet National Map Accuracy Standards.

4

105

9

87

10

951

5

2

55

3 1 USO Visitor & Convention Center 2 Ordnance Museum 3 County Museum 4 Parks 5 Gas 6 Hawthorne Race Track 7 Library 8 Hospital 9 Charging Stations 10 RV Propane & Dump Stations 11 Airport 12 Golf Course Luning & Mina

Bonanza Road

11 12

359

362

95

6 Fallon

Yosemite

Mono Lake

775-945-5142400 Tenth Street • Hawthorne, Nevada

Tuesday–Saturday • 12pm–4pmwww.web2.greatbasin.net/~mcmuseum/

Walker Lake

Walker Lake

1

6

98

7425

3

11Hawthorne

FallonSchurzYerington 1 Wild Horse Viewing Area

2 Cliff House Road Visitor Info 3 Bighorn Viewing Area 4 Monument Beach 5 Bighorn Viewing Area 6 Scenic Overlook 7 Sportsman’s Beach (BLM) 8 Tamarack Beach (BLM) 9 Twenty Mile Beach (BLM) 10 Reese River Canyon 11 Mount Grant

SCHURZ

TRAVELNEVADA

10

BETTY EASLEY

BETTY EASLEY

TRAVELNEVADA

TRAVELNEVADA

TRAVELNEVADA

BARBARA LANCASTER

VisitMineralCounty.com

DiscoverBeautiful Mineral County

From downtown Mina, hundreds of miles of off-highway roads and trails can be reached. Ghost towns and old mining camps are waiting to be explored. Wild burros, wild horses, antelope and big horn sheep may be seen as you hit the trails. Petroglyphs, fossilized seashells and interesting mineral samples can be seen. These are day trips and due to the rugged nature of trails 4WD and high clearance vehicles are always recommended. Mina is ATV friendly, but since it is in a rural part of the County, approximately 33 miles from any fuel or groceries, make sure to bring plenty with you.

Don’t miss our ghost towns and mining camps:

MARIETTA

OMCO

ATHENS DISTRICT

SIMON MINING DISTRICT

GARFIELD MILL SITE

GILBERT MINING CAMP

Mina offers full hookups and shaded RV spaces. Also, there are plenty of “dry camping” sites available.

The state of Nevada is rich with American Indian culture both past and present. Here in Mineral County the Paiute Tribe is the most predominant. Of special interest are the ancient artifacts from the “Agai Ducutta Numa” also known as “The Trout Eater People” of the Paiute Tribe that once lived along the shores of Walker Lake. Important artifacts can be seen at the Cultural Center in Schurz. Please call ahead for availability; 775-773-2306. On the third weekend of September the Paiute Tribe of Schurz welcomes tribes from all over the country and the general public to enjoy their most sacred Pine Nut Festival. Pine nuts were a staple of the Paiute diet. The festival pays homage to the Tribes people and heritage. It is a sacred celebration and blessing that honors their ancestors. It also preserves native traditions through the pow-wow, hand games and dances.

The Mineral County Ordnance Museum commemorates the military and civilian personnel that have made significant contributions and even the ultimate sacrifice in service to our great nation. The museum documents the history of support created at the Hawthorne Ammunition Depot. With over 1000 military items on display, there is something of interest to museum goers of all ages. Climb on our Patton M47 Tank or take a selfie with a bazooka while sitting in a M151 MUTT Vietnam era Jeep. If you would like to schedule a special tour,please call 775-945-5400.

FREE Admission

Welcome, Your Adventure Awaits You Mineral County roads and trails will offer you a rewarding experience.

KNOW BEFORE YOU GOAll roads are subject to change due to maintenance and weather.Check on latest trail road conditions before you travel.

Hawthorne Speedway will have food, music and fun!

Hawthorne Speedway is a quarter mile, sticky oval dirt track with an adjacent one-mile moto-cross track. These two highly rated tracks will “REV UP” your need for speed.

With the grand re-opening, American Dirt Track racing is alive, well and roaring in Hawthorne.

Bring your family and friends out for night and day races.

All “PISTON HEADS” young and old are welcome.So �ll up your tank and make the SPEEDWAY your Pit Stop.

For more information, see Facebook, Hawthorne Speedway.

DiscoverBeautiful Mineral County

Mineral County is surrounded by spectacular mountains and stark desert. The area offers ghost towns, 4x4 & OHV roads/trails, golfing, a newly renovated airport, RV parks, casinos, camp-

grounds, motels and much more! In the heart of Mineral County is Walker Lake, with miles of sandy beaches provid-ing access to non-motorized boating, wind sailing, and camp-ing. In prehistoric times, it was part of Lake Lahontan that covered much of the state. Don’t miss the historic 1942 Hawthorne USO Building. One of over 400 USO Kit buildings from 1942, it remains as one of the last few left in the country. The Hawthorne Convention Center and Courage Theater serves locals and tourists alike for private and corpo-rate events. So if you are hosting a convention, wedding, reunion or need a place to meet, please consider the USO building. For more information please visit us at:

VisitMineralCounty.com

4X4 TRAILS • GHOST TOWNS • MUSEUMS

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MINERAL COUNTY &THE TOWN OF HAWTHORNE Serving as the ideal “launching pad” for all of your activi-

ties during your stay, the town of Hawthorne is located at the center of Mineral County. Hawthorne sits about 40 miles east of the California-Nevada border where Highway 359 and Highway 95 meet.

Hawthorne Convention Center &1942 USO Building

950 “E” Street (Main Street)Hawthorne, NV 89415

GHOST TOWNS

4X4 OHV ROADS/TRAILS

GHOST MINING CAMPS

HUNTING & FISHING

MUSEUMS

GOLFING

CAMPING

MOTOCROSS

DIRT TRACK RACING

The history of Mineral County reach-es far back in time. Boom towns like Aurora first brought the county (then Esmeralda County) to the forefront and in 1860 its population topped 5,000 at the height of its boom. Nearby Bodie, Califor-nia boomed from 1878 to 1883, bringing new life back to Aurora. Hawthorne was established in 1881 by the Carson and Colorado narrow-gauge railroad and became the commerce center of the county. Its importance in world events was solidified with the establishment of the Hawthorne Naval Ammunition Depot in 1930. Please come visit and enjoy our variety of displays that include early mining equipment, a pharmacy from the early 1900’s, horse drawn vehicles, railroad artifacts, a 1930’s fire engine and early hose carts, photographs of early mining camps, Nevada wildlife, samples of Victorian furniture and

clothing, early photo-graphic equipment, an extensive sampling of minerals and semi- precious stones.

FREE Admission

925 E Street • Hawthorne, NevadaMonday–Friday • 10am–4pm

Saturday • 10am–2pmwww.HawthorneOrdnanceMuseum.com

PHOTO: SYDNEY MARTINEZ/TRAVELNEVADA PHOTO: BARB LANCASTERPHOTO: SYDNEY MARTINEZ/TRAVELNEVADA

No warranty is made by Mineral County to the accuracy, reliability, or completeness of this data for individual or aggregate use with other data. Original data was compiled from various sources. This information may not meet National Map Accuracy Standards.

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Bonanza Road

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Mono Lake

775-945-5142400 Tenth Street • Hawthorne, Nevada

Tuesday–Saturday • 12pm–4pmwww.web2.greatbasin.net/~mcmuseum/

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2 Cliff House Road Visitor Info 3 Bighorn Viewing Area 4 Monument Beach 5 Bighorn Viewing Area 6 Scenic Overlook 7 Sportsman’s Beach (BLM) 8 Tamarack Beach (BLM) 9 Twenty Mile Beach (BLM) 10 Reese River Canyon 11 Mount Grant

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VisitMineralCounty.com

DiscoverBeautiful Mineral County

From downtown Mina, hundreds of miles of off-highway roads and trails can be reached. Ghost towns and old mining camps are waiting to be explored. Wild burros, wild horses, antelope and big horn sheep may be seen as you hit the trails. Petroglyphs, fossilized seashells and interesting mineral samples can be seen. These are day trips and due to the rugged nature of trails 4WD and high clearance vehicles are always recommended. Mina is ATV friendly, but since it is in a rural part of the County, approximately 33 miles from any fuel or groceries, make sure to bring plenty with you.

Don’t miss our ghost towns and mining camps:

MARIETTA

OMCO

ATHENS DISTRICT

SIMON MINING DISTRICT

GARFIELD MILL SITE

GILBERT MINING CAMP

Mina offers full hookups and shaded RV spaces. Also, there are plenty of “dry camping” sites available.

The state of Nevada is rich with American Indian culture both past and present. Here in Mineral County the Paiute Tribe is the most predominant. Of special interest are the ancient artifacts from the “Agai Ducutta Numa” also known as “The Trout Eater People” of the Paiute Tribe that once lived along the shores of Walker Lake. Important artifacts can be seen at the Cultural Center in Schurz. Please call ahead for availability; 775-773-2306. On the third weekend of September the Paiute Tribe of Schurz welcomes tribes from all over the country and the general public to enjoy their most sacred Pine Nut Festival. Pine nuts were a staple of the Paiute diet. The festival pays homage to the Tribes people and heritage. It is a sacred celebration and blessing that honors their ancestors. It also preserves native traditions through the pow-wow, hand games and dances.

The Mineral County Ordnance Museum commemorates the military and civilian personnel that have made significant contributions and even the ultimate sacrifice in service to our great nation. The museum documents the history of support created at the Hawthorne Ammunition Depot. With over 1000 military items on display, there is something of interest to museum goers of all ages. Climb on our Patton M47 Tank or take a selfie with a bazooka while sitting in a M151 MUTT Vietnam era Jeep. If you would like to schedule a special tour,please call 775-945-5400.

FREE Admission

Welcome, Your Adventure Awaits You Mineral County roads and trails will offer you a rewarding experience.

KNOW BEFORE YOU GOAll roads are subject to change due to maintenance and weather.Check on latest trail road conditions before you travel.

Hawthorne Speedway will have food, music and fun!

Hawthorne Speedway is a quarter mile, sticky oval dirt track with an adjacent one-mile moto-cross track. These two highly rated tracks will “REV UP” your need for speed.

With the grand re-opening, American Dirt Track racing is alive, well and roaring in Hawthorne.

Bring your family and friends out for night and day races.

All “PISTON HEADS” young and old are welcome.So �ll up your tank and make the SPEEDWAY your Pit Stop.

For more information, see Facebook, Hawthorne Speedway.

DiscoverBeautiful Mineral County

Mineral County is surrounded by spectacular mountains and stark desert. The area offers ghost towns, 4x4 & OHV roads/trails, golfing, a newly renovated airport, RV parks, casinos, camp-

grounds, motels and much more! In the heart of Mineral County is Walker Lake, with miles of sandy beaches provid-ing access to non-motorized boating, wind sailing, and camp-ing. In prehistoric times, it was part of Lake Lahontan that covered much of the state. Don’t miss the historic 1942 Hawthorne USO Building. One of over 400 USO Kit buildings from 1942, it remains as one of the last few left in the country. The Hawthorne Convention Center and Courage Theater serves locals and tourists alike for private and corpo-rate events. So if you are hosting a convention, wedding, reunion or need a place to meet, please consider the USO building. For more information please visit us at:

VisitMineralCounty.com

4X4 TRAILS • GHOST TOWNS • MUSEUMS

MammothBishop

YosemiteNational

Park

359

120

Hawthorne

Reno

CarsonCity

Las Vegas

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MINERAL COUNTY &THE TOWN OF HAWTHORNE Serving as the ideal “launching pad” for all of your activi-

ties during your stay, the town of Hawthorne is located at the center of Mineral County. Hawthorne sits about 40 miles east of the California-Nevada border where Highway 359 and Highway 95 meet.

Hawthorne Convention Center &1942 USO Building

950 “E” Street (Main Street)Hawthorne, NV 89415

GHOST TOWNS

4X4 OHV ROADS/TRAILS

GHOST MINING CAMPS

HUNTING & FISHING

MUSEUMS

GOLFING

CAMPING

MOTOCROSS

DIRT TRACK RACING

The history of Mineral County reach-es far back in time. Boom towns like Aurora first brought the county (then Esmeralda County) to the forefront and in 1860 its population topped 5,000 at the height of its boom. Nearby Bodie, Califor-nia boomed from 1878 to 1883, bringing new life back to Aurora. Hawthorne was established in 1881 by the Carson and Colorado narrow-gauge railroad and became the commerce center of the county. Its importance in world events was solidified with the establishment of the Hawthorne Naval Ammunition Depot in 1930. Please come visit and enjoy our variety of displays that include early mining equipment, a pharmacy from the early 1900’s, horse drawn vehicles, railroad artifacts, a 1930’s fire engine and early hose carts, photographs of early mining camps, Nevada wildlife, samples of Victorian furniture and

clothing, early photo-graphic equipment, an extensive sampling of minerals and semi- precious stones.

FREE Admission

925 E Street • Hawthorne, NevadaMonday–Friday • 10am–4pm

Saturday • 10am–2pmwww.HawthorneOrdnanceMuseum.com

PHOTO: SYDNEY MARTINEZ/TRAVELNEVADA PHOTO: BARB LANCASTERPHOTO: SYDNEY MARTINEZ/TRAVELNEVADA

No warranty is made by Mineral County to the accuracy, reliability, or completeness of this data for individual or aggregate use with other data. Original data was compiled from various sources. This information may not meet National Map Accuracy Standards.

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3 1 USO Visitor & Convention Center 2 Ordnance Museum 3 County Museum 4 Parks 5 Gas 6 Hawthorne Race Track 7 Library 8 Hospital 9 Charging Stations 10 RV Propane & Dump Stations 11 Airport 12 Golf Course Luning & Mina

Bonanza Road

11 12

359

362

95

6 Fallon

Yosemite

Mono Lake

775-945-5142400 Tenth Street • Hawthorne, Nevada

Tuesday–Saturday • 12pm–4pmwww.web2.greatbasin.net/~mcmuseum/

Walker Lake

Walker Lake

1

6

98

7425

3

11Hawthorne

FallonSchurzYerington 1 Wild Horse Viewing Area

2 Cliff House Road Visitor Info 3 Bighorn Viewing Area 4 Monument Beach 5 Bighorn Viewing Area 6 Scenic Overlook 7 Sportsman’s Beach (BLM) 8 Tamarack Beach (BLM) 9 Twenty Mile Beach (BLM) 10 Reese River Canyon 11 Mount Grant

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BETTY EASLEY

BETTY EASLEY

TRAVELNEVADA

TRAVELNEVADA

TRAVELNEVADA

BARBARA LANCASTER

Forest Service

WHITE MOUNTAIN

MOHO MOUNTAIN

POTATO PEAK

CALAVADA SUMMIT

PILOT CONE

MOUNT GRANT

GUNDAKER HILL

SUGARLOAF CEDAR HILL

CEDAR SUMMIT

VOLCANO PEAK

MOUNT BIEDEMAN

DICALITE SUMMIT

CANDELARIA MOUNTAIN

MABLE MOUNTAIN

BRUNTON PASS

DEVILS GATE

BULLER MOUNTAIN LLAMA MOUNTAIN

SUGARLOAF MOUNTAINPOWELL MOUNTAIN

BALD PEAK

BUTLER MOUNTAIN

RESERVATION HILL

THORNE/RYAN PASS

MILLER MOUNTAIN

HOOLIGAN HILL

MOUNT FERGUSON

SQUAW PEAK

RHYOLITE PASS

BUCKSKIN MOUNTAINCHICAGO MOUNTAIN

PETRIFIED SUMMIT

MOUNT ANNA

INDIAN HEAD PEAK

PIKE PEAK

BODIE MOUNTAIN

MARTINEZ HILL

MONTGOMERY PASS

BASALT PEAK

SILVER HILL

SIMON MOUNTAIN

ANCHORITE PASS

MOUNT ANNIE

MULLER MOUNTAIN

BLACK MOUNTAIN

LITTLE PILOT PEAK

TABLE MOUNTAIN

LITTLE SUMMIT

TIM HOLT SUMMIT

BLACK DYKE MOUNTAIN

BLACK HILLS

LUCKY BOY PASS

COPPER MOUNTAIN

DOME HILL

CONWAY SUMMIT

NEW YORK HILLMASONIC MOUNTAIN

BALD MOUNTAIN

PILOT PEAK

GABBS MOUNTAIN

BROWN KNOB

THUNDER MOUNTAIN

BIG KASOCK MOUNTAIN

EXCELSIOR MOUNTAIN

BALLOON HILL

BEAUTY PEAK

MURRAY HILL

TABLE MOUNTAIN

CRAZY HILL

MUD WINDMILL

BURKHAM TANK

MONTELLE COPPERFIELD

ACME

WOODRUFFS

COREY CANYON RD

GREEN SPRINGS

GARFIELD

NEW BOSTON

LOMA

COPPER HILL

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BOVARD

BELLEVILLE GHOST TOWN

BROKEN HILLS

NOLAN

EAGLEVILLE

BUCKLEY CAMP

MAGNUS

MOUNTAIN VIEW

BLEY

GRANITE

BODIE GHOST TOWN

MONTE CRISTO

REDLICH

MIDWAY

ANTONE STATION

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CANDELARIA JUNCTION

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MASONIC

METALLIC CITY

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WALKERLAKE

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EDDYVILLE

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BASALT

BASIC

MOUNT MONTGOMERY

UNION

KINKAID

BRUCITE

LUNING

LA PANTA GHOST TOWN

WHISKEY FLAT RD/RATTLE SNAKE RD TO GARFIELD FLATS RD

COPPER RUN

PAMLICO

MIDDLE HILL

GREGORY FLAT/SPRING PEAK RDSILVER HILL

MOUNT HICKSAURORA

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BRIDGEPORT

REGENT

AVALON

TONOPAH JUNCTION

RAWHIDE

STAR CITY

MARIETTA

BELFORT

HAWTHORNE

GABBS

Bureau of Indian Affairs

Forest Service

Forest Service

Bureau of Indian Affairs

Gabbs Airport

Walker LakeCounty Park

NV

Hawthorne Industrial Airport

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TO LAS VEGAS& PHOENIX 95

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TO MONO LAKE,YOSEMITE & MAMMOTH359

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4 Wheel Drive is generally recommended for any dirt road driving. Please note most of these Roads, OHV/ATV Trails / Routes are dirt roads/trails. Most are not maintained. Note that any dirt road may change in condition at any time especially during and after inclement weather. Be sure to take plenty of water, a cell phone/extra battery, blankets, and shovel at a minimum when traveling on dirt roads/trails. Stay on trails / roads, no water is available on these trails.

No warranty is made by Mineral County as to the accuracy, reliability, or completeness of these maps.This information may not meet National Map Accuracy Standards.

Access to AdventureMineral County is Nevada’s gateway to adven-ture in California. From Hawthorne via highway 359 you will �nd access to highway 395 and:Bodie Ghost TownMono Lake (Tu�a Towers)Lee Vining YosemiteMammoth LakesBishopBridgeport

Wild Mustang Herds

Viewing Area

361

361

120

Forest Service

COPPER MOUNTAIN

SCHURZ

Walker LakeGolf Course

Bighorn SheepViewing Area

WHEELER PASS

20 Mile Beach

Boat Ramp

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CA

NV SILVER TRAILS TERRITORY

TRAVELNEVADA

KARL YONKERS

4WDONLY

Wild Burros

4WDONLY

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4WD

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MONO CITY

395

120

MONOLAKE

DOG TOWN

TELEPHONE CANYON RD

POINSETTIA GHOST CAMP MINE

395

WIN WAN FLAT RD

261

4WDONLY

WILD HORSE CANYON RD

CEDAR MOUNTAIN RDDUNLAP CANYON RD

- Ghost Mine/Town/Camp- Campgrounds- Main Highway- Highway- Primarily Dirt Road- OHV Trail - Dirt Trail for Emergency Only- 4-Wheel Drive High Clearance with Professional Map Atlas Only

M A P L E G E N D

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CELL PHONE AND INTERNET SERVICE CAN BE LIMITED OR NON-EXISTENT

TRAVEL AT OWN RISK

STAY ON EXISTING ROADS AND TRAILS

ROADS AND TRAILS TRAVEL THROUGH PUBLIC

AND PRIVATE LAND. PLEASE OBEY ALL POSTED SIGNS.

CAMP DOUGLAS

POWELL CANYON RD

COREY PEAK RDForest Service

4WDONLY

4WDONLY

4WDONLY

BIG INDIAN MOUNTAIN

RAWHIDE ROAD

CAR FRAME WINDMILL

120

YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK

Forest Service

BODIE RD

DEL MONTE

4WDONLY

4WD

Forest Service

ALUM CREEK RD

Mono Basin Scenic AreaVisitor Center/Lee Vining

MAMMOTH LAKES

COW CAMP RD

STEWART SPRING

SIMON WELL GHOST TOWN

CINNABAR CANYON RD

Off the Beaten Path… You will �nd yourself in Nevada Silver Trails Territory as you travel along highway 95. Mineral County is home to ghost towns and ghost mining camps. Some of the most famous are Aurora in the west, Berlin in the east and Candellaria and Belleville in the south. If o� roading is your thing, then Mineral County is the place for you. With Nearly 1,000 miles of open roads and trails. Visit the Old Stage Coach Stop at Fletcher or the ghost mining camp at Poinsettia. When it comes to ATV or OHV we have the “DIRT” that can give you a thrill! Not an o�-road enthusiast? No problem! There is still so much to do in Mineral County.Play a round of golf at the Walker Lake Golf Course, visit the Ordinance Museum centrally located in Hawthorne “America’s Patriotic Home”, tour Mineral County Museum for a historic perspective of the county, rev up your engines at the Hawthorne Speedway or relax and enjoy an evening of dining and play at the local casinos.