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Water, Gold, Blood, Rust: The Colorful Techatticup Mine

Techatticup Mine. Eldorado Canyon, Nevada. The picturesque stands of weathered buildings and colorful rusted cars will make you pull over. Except there’s a good chance it’s already your destination, this place spun far off the Las Vegas drag 45 hot desert miles to the north. It’s not a place you just happen by. The Techatticup Mine…

June 19, 2015 in Ghost Towns, Mojave Desert, Nevada, Roadside Attractions.
Field of Palms

Quack Healers, Vegas and How Not to Die in the Desert

Zyzzyx Spring, Mojave National Preserve, CA. It’s fall here in Los Angeles, and that means one thing. We can once again head to the desert without imminent risk of death.  Sure, people go to the Southern California desert in summer. We flock to Burning Man and Coachella by the hundreds of thousands. But for both of…

October 4, 2013 in Adventures, Mojave Desert, Roadside Attractions.
MIniature Wild West Town

How the West Was Never Won

Bagdad Cafe, Newberry Springs, CA. It would be just another decrepit café sitting along a gone Route 66, sucking in dust, if it weren’t for the French tourists. God bless them. The smell of griddle grease is like an old regular slouching around and noticeable as soon as we push open the door. The place…

June 26, 2013 in Mojave Desert, Roadside Attractions, Route 66, Watering Holes.
White House Saloon

Come for the Cold Beer Stay for the Gold

White House Saloon, Randsburg, CA. The desert can be a thirsty place, but if you’re visiting Randsburg, California, the White House Saloon will slake your thirst on many levels. Randsburg is part of a cluster of ghost towns in the Mojave Desert close to the junction of Hwy 395 and Hwy 14. There is a…

December 6, 2012 in Eastern Sierra, Ghost Towns, Highway 395, Mojave Desert, Watering Holes.

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