Eldorado Canyon Mine Tours

AMAZING experience doing the mine tour- including facinating history about the state and land, film history of SO MANY actors and performers that have visited the area, tour into the mines, wandering about the lands, on top of everyone being so friendly and knowledgeable! Love the "collectable hoarding" 😂 all about and there were so many neat things to look at and learn about.

This place is really cool, lots to look and against a beautiful back drop. The people are extremely friendly and knowledgeable.

It's a fin place with tons of interesting artifacts. It was over 110 degrees the day we were there so I didn't get to explore all the things I wanted to see outside. On a cooler day I would've stayed much longer. Take water with you to drink. Mine was cool. Both asthetically and literally. It's just above the Colorado River and the back side of Lake Mead Recreation Area

Fantastic experience. Great place to walk around and see the beautiful buildings and to take a mine tour. It's so amazing how you can see the vains in the rocks for mining. Very informative tour. MUST open the freezer in the gift shop. Love the new chappel.

We had a great time on their tour! Our tour guide was great, and the mine is pretty amazing. We were staying on the Strip in Vegas and wanted to get away to do this tour (based on a friend's recommendation). Well worth the drive!

While visiting Vegas for the weekend My boyfriend and I had so much fun with this establishment. First we did the ATV riding. Patty was our tour guide and she was absolutely Amazing ! We then did the mine tour and that was pretty cool too. Bruce was our tour guide for that cool activity and he was amazing as well. We actually got to meet the owners and everyone was extremely nice and welcoming. If Im not mistaking we paid a total of 375 for the whole experience and Id definitely come back to do the whole thing over again. After our tour they recommended we go a few miles down the road to visit a popular lake and we loved that as well. Thanks for making Vegas an amazing experience for Us !

Mini-vaca to Las Vegas: We traveled to Eldorado Canyon and visited the friendly folks at Eldorado Canyon Mine tours for just a quick stop: well worthwhile and highly encouraged! Ice cold water, and great pics! Can’t wait to frame some of these up and put around my home and office!

Fun trip with the kids! The tour was both informative and interesting for my 8-13 year old kids. We were lucky to be in a smaller group, so my kids got a lot of attention. We explored all the fun things at the museum like place, the family that lives there was so fun and accommodating. We then took a 5 min drive to the river. There, we did a fun hike to see the gorgeous landscape and a picnic by the river. It was beautiful!

Bruce was our tour guide and it was very informative and also highly entertaining.. it feels like we got a comedy show with the tour!;) The mine was an easy walk for most people with plenty of stops along the short distance. The tour is approximately an hour and a half, broken into three areas. If you have trouble with balance, the part of the tour where we enter the mine may not be for you. It is a must for Geology buffs... I even found one of the geological cadastral survey markers right in the front of the mines visitor building near the picnic tables. Well worth the $20! Bring snacks and water..

I learned about this 45-minute las vegas excursion (caught it on the way back home to SoCal - a little detour but not too bad) from, interestingly, chatGPT! I made reservations for the kids and me to check it out, made a little pit stop for lunch in Boulder City then arrived around an hour early to adventure around before our 2PM tour. Make sure to fill up your gas tank and use Google Maps to navigate - we used Apple and got most of the way then stopped before our "destination" to take a peek at El Dorado's cool artifacts, later realizing we arrived just where we wanted to be. We checked in at their main office (2 outdoor bathrooms available just to the right) and caught the tour with Bruce, who is super knowledgeable and impressively able to connect with all of the various parties that were on our tour - everyone from my 3 little kiddos to the folks visiting from the East Coast, Ukraine, and Canada, by weaving in little tidbits and jokes for all of us. The tour itself was done really well - we learned about the history of the area and its people, all about gold and silver, and of course went into the mines, which are clean but cool so definitely bring a jacket.

The best $20 dollars I spent during our trip to Vegas. Learning the history of the mine and its people. Wade and Shauna the hosts were amazing. They were actually filming a movie while we were there, apparently many movies have been filmed there., including Kevin Costner's 3000 miles to Graceland. While you are there make sure to grab one of the special popsicles from the freezer.

Fantastic place to take pictures, so many amazing things to photograph. Had a great time with my wife and son

The history, the family that maintains area and runs the tours, all amazing. Wade (or was it Tony?) gave us the best tour of the mine. It was 100% worth the 1 hr drive from Vegas. If you want something different, like the history of that period or are interested in gold mining then this is the trip for you.

My family and I finally took the mine tour. We had a great time! I highly recommend this tour. Our tour guide Wade was informative and had a great sense of humor. The tour is broken up into two parts. The first was a historical lecture by Wade's wife, then the actual tour of the mine. Well worth the price of admission ($20.00 per person)

Beautiful gem 45 minutes away from the strip and a great place to take pictures! If you want to take pics and go into the barn it's $10 and you can stay as long as you want. You don't have to do the mine tours, but if you do decide to do it you'd have to call in advance to make a reservation. Make sure to bring water or snacks as it gets super hot during the summer. There is a little store there where the owners (I'm assuming) are at. They have drinks (water, soda) and some snacks available for purchase. If you want a place to check out and take some cool pictures, this is it!

You got a rental car in Vegas? Well what u waitin for, giddyup and go see this ghost town/mine tour! I found this place as we were looking for new places to visit - the usual array of high-priced tour packages went by and I spotted El Dorado Canyon. After some googling I found this modest web site (they dont really advertise) saying they offered 'mine tours' for $15, call ahead, etc. I called, like, 5 days early, they didnt really want to hear from me till the day before lol. So calling the 'day before' they said, 'gotta spot @12pm, follow Google maps please'. They want parties of 4 at least to start a tour. These are great people offering a pretty cool insight into their lives and how things used to be. Be courteous. Its a beautiful desert drive to get here. Winding into the canyon you'll go past Nelson, and then spy the old mining town. Lots of knick-knacks, old cars, western stuff and of course, mining tools scattered around the properties. Park, go in and pay the $15. There were 6 of us in our tour group. Bruce comes out and amiably asks where everyone's from, and thats where he might assign you a nickname if he likes you. lol. Anyway, Bruce was a great story teller, and gave us the lowdown on how gold was mined, the tools they used, what life was like back then. They have lots of old photos and even a mine drawing. Finally, he led us down the rocky trail, past interesting displays, like the old jail cell, which he locked me in, and tools. Then he led us into the mineshaft. This was AMAZING. They've done a great job, wiring the shaft with old-style lanterns lighting the way. Its a few degrees cooler in here, with a breeze blowing in from some unseen sky-hole. Bruce showed us how they followed quartz veins, and gave showed us how they used the manual tools to hammer out the material. Omigod times were hard back then! After we exited, Bruce volunteered to take pics of anyone in front of the mine entrance using our phones (which everyone accepted). And thats it. Bruce walked off and let us explore the grounds on our own; I wouldve offered a tip but apparently thats not 'the way of it' here. EASILY the best outing of our most recent Vegas trip, highly recommend. Bonus - explore the rest of El Dorado canyon on your own, beautiful views of the river here. And the amazing solar panel arrays in the valley will blow your mind as you head back. ps, I really appreciated the low-cost t-shirts which they offered in the 'XLT' (tall) size.

Mine tour was a fun and unique experience in a beautiful setting. Our guide Wade was terrific - very friendly and informative.

I went on a field trip with our 6th and 7th grade students. It was the best time, so much history. I really enjoyed the the Tour of the mines and the area, it was like a trip back in time. I would like to go again with my family. Our tour guide was wade and he was full of knowledge, he is the son in-law of the owners Tony and Bobbie it is a family run business.

Great place to visit with so much to see. About an hour out of Vegas but worth the drive. Historic and so interesting. They have a great tour you can take and rentals for other activities. There's just so much to see. While we were there they were filming a movie . You won't be disappointed take the drive you will have a great time !

What: 1 hour 10 min. tour of a defunct gold mine. The tour was in 3 parts: the first 2 parts by Bruce outside and inside the store area with historical background and the 3rd part by Joe Beck of the mine itself located across the street. Joe was awesome, he's actually the son of the owners and you can tell he takes pride in the fun place they have. He's got a great personality and jokes around and makes it really enjoyable. The most interesting part for me was when he lit our area by candlelight and turned off the lamps so you could experience what little light the miners worked by! Crazy dark! Man, really makes me appreciate being born in this day and age. Price: $15 adults, $10 kids 12 and under. Credit cards are accepted. Pay inside. Also, there is a gift shop inside with cool rocks and jewelry for sale. Bathrooms: YAS! Two inside for you to use before the tour! Location: Use Google maps to go 2 miles past Nelson at the mile marker 13. Tip: Call and make a reservation. Tours are at 9am, 12noon and 2pm. Earlier tours are probably less busy. Our tour had 30 people which sucked because I would prefer a more intimate experience. They divided us in half to tour the mine, but even 15 people was too big of a group in the narrow mine tunnels. Tip #2: Be sure to tip your tour guide!

Great day trip whether you're a local or tourist. $15 for the mine tour where you get to take a peek inside and learn how they did it back then, and learn about the history of this little area then was once busier than Las Vegas at one time. It was cool to even see that there was actual gold and quartz still within the cave walls and it was cool touring the surrounding areas before and after the tour. ALOHA!!! SHAKA METER: \uuu/ \uuu/ \uuu/ \uuu/ \uuu/ 5

Here in the wild wild West, just an hour away from the Glitz of Las Vegas, is the real glitter. Nelson, a really cute little gold mining ghost town is Americana at it's best; it does not get any better than this. Lots of fun and an authentic gold mine town experience. There was a rather spectacular Jolla cactus patch in the back of this town within steps of the buildings. Many Western antique artifacts are found all over the place. The tour of the gold mine was a major part of this experience so don't miss it. You should call ahead if you are running a little late for their last tour of the day. There were snacks and drinks sold here but no sit down dining. Make sure you are tanked up on food or you will be fasting for a few hours till you get to Searchlight.

I LOVE ghost towns! There is something intriguing about towns that once were, and now they are no more! El Dorado Canyon Mine is just what the doctor ordered. My recent visit here was with the knowledge of knowing that this is somewhat staged. This little mining town did actually exist, but some of the las/props that are around it are actually staged. I'm completely fine with that as it's the essence of the place that had me here! Just looking at the old buildings, completely surrounded by extremely rough terrain, it surely makes you wonder how people survived during these times. It's captivating to me to see how the "Old West" came to life, survived for short stints, and then moved on. It's even more impressive that folks like these strive to keep this dwindling history alive!

Bruce is like a drunk Willy Wonka. I want him to be my daddy. Tour was dope but I wish the kids who were on it would shut the fuck up.

What an awesome place. I love to take pictures and this was an amazing place this is for an outing. The collection of cars, trucks, and collectibles is one in a million. The property has so many fabulous oldies. It is so worth the trip outside of Las Vegas. Call ahead to book the gold mine tour. Bruce was entertaining and full of great stories and history of the mine. The mine is cool and the history is quite amazing. Highly recommend a drive out to this collection of awesome.

This was awesome! Great time with the family (which included young kids). Joe, the son of the owners, was the guide and he's just so passionate, knowledgeable and funny. Great place and great people who run the operation. Can't wait to go back!

Worth the short ride from Vegas. Beautiful canyon views on the way in, landing you in a fun spot to explore the property. Do tale care where you go and heed the signs restricting access to certain areas both for your safety and respect for the private property areas. The must not miss is the mine tour! We didn't know about it our first visit so were sure to book ahead this time. Be sure to book ahead as space is limited, but still 3 times a day to choose from. Our guide Bruce was great - knowledgeable and fun. It was really cool to see a mine that was worked hundreds of years ago. Bruce was great at taking you back to reality feel what it was really like.

This was an awesome experience. As my family and I decide our theme for our summer adventures this year. As your driving down the highway waiting eagerly to get here it is pretty neat how time has just frozen. If your a vintage car junkie like we are, you'll def get a kick out of all the old timer cars, trucks, and busses. There is so many antique pieces all around the property, it is easy to spend lots of time exploring. You pull in either on the left or right and find parking. Then your supposed to go inside the main building on the north side of the road to check in your given the run down regarding the cactus and of course the rattlesnakes. There have been 2 spotted already within the past 2 weeks. You can take the mine tours for a fee or walk about the property and explore. There are signs that let you know do not cross here and there. This is an actual residence, so they ask that you be mindful and not stop in after dark. Would def recommend City of Nelson hwy 165 - go past about 5 minutes and you'll see it.

Had the best time on this tour! Felt like a kid again as I walked through the shop at everything that ran across the walls. The gold mine is breathtaking and just amazing to see. You won't regret this adventure!

Loved the gold/silver mine tour. We enjoyed Bruce our tour guide. Pay at the shop, $15 per adult and $10/$12 per kiddos. It's worth it :) Inside the mine it's so nice and cool! The mine is very well maintained. If you are claustrophobic you can wait at the entrance and enjoy the fresh cool air. Just imagine you entered the Indiana jones attraction at Disneyland :) It's not deep deep in. I truly enjoyed the tour about 30mns...

This family run business was more than expected. Sure, I was thinking these would be dope photo ops and walk thru a gold mine. But, this was a whole day of adventures!!!! This isn't the hour long tour I was expecting lol Before driving in, we called about making a reso for the noon tour, which is what's recommended. And we were put on a waiting list. Arriving after a pretty easy drive from Henderson, we just walked around the grounds. Taking photos of/with the old architecture and cars that lie along the picturesque mountains -- people lived like this....!!!?!!!! #NEAT Walked around/inside the general store and overheard my friends name. Turns out the tour was calling my friends' phone to confirm our noon tour. We spoke with the lady and was set! We had an hour to kill before the tour, so she recommended we drive 5 miles down to check out the Colorado River. We did that, and killed like 20 minutes lol Arriving back, we just hung out in the general store and really looked through some photos they had on hand of animals they found in the area. And they even showed us the rattlesnakes they've collected (in the fridge). ***NO*** Apparently, its "almost snake season" --- again, NO! They had amethyst and pink quartz gemstones which were fairly cheap compared to other places in Vegas. So I got couple of them to start a collection. One of the daughter's ended up being out tour guide and was pretty funny telling us about he history of their land, the gold mine, and their very own family. So crazy to think they grew up "like that" whatever I mean by it lol It was, literally, a history of gold mines and the area in or around Vegas. You almost forget how "young" Vegas is as a town. We walked across the street to the gold mine and walked in lantern filled caves. Our tour guide even turn off the lanterns so we were in pitch black 50 degree caves. Like, WHOA! This is what people used to do back in the day. That. Shit. Cray!!!!!!! In fact, people STILL do that shit. Even. More. Cray!!!!!!! Fun fact: Nevada is the 4th largest producer of gold in the world. Behind China, Australia, and Russia. Can you believe that? Nevada is filled with GOLD DIGGERS, u guys :) It was tons of fun!!!! Highly recommend this for a day adventure :)

What a great tour from Shawna! She gave us a ton of information about the mine and how her family turned it into a tourist location. With a 14yo and 7yo I was worried they might get bored but she kept it interesting and they learned a lot.

If you like things a little different then what the average tourist enjoys, then you might like this place. The mine tour is just one of the things to check out here. But if you were just coming for that tour, in my opinion it would still be worthwhile. But spend some time looking around at all the old buildings and antique stuff. Make sure you ask to see the frozen rattlesnakes in the freezer :-) Once you're done taking all sorts of photos and have checked out everything here head on down the rode a bit to the Colorado and get up close and personal with the river. You can even rend kayaks back in Nelson and go kayaking on the River. Several movies were filmed out here. One of my favorites was 3000 Mile to Graceland starring Kurt Russell and Kevin Costner. Here's a link to a youtube clip that was filmed out there. https://youtu.be/jYVhuXHVAOQ

I didn't go on the tour but I went to the town. There was definitely a town here at one time. This is definitely a staged ghost town with some old times relics. There's definitely no rhyme or reason to the town setting. You'll definitely get some awesome photos if you can look past the traces of modernity. I mean people definitely live here so you'll see some things that are out of place (Venetian blinds and window a/c units...) I'm definitely not going to criticize someone's home especially when they are gracious enough to upkeep it. It's definitely a charming little find and worth the hour drive. Definitely bring water and wear comfortable hiking shoes, there is uneven ground. (I went on a clear day with NO clouds some of my photo's skies may definitely be enhanced...)

The perfect place to visit, and the tour was very informative, given with a great sense of humor, and it kept my enthusiasm going the entire time. I've traveled the world and taken many excursions, guides, and tours. They're all ok for a little while. This tour was one of my top ten favorites. Thank you yo all

What a great day trip! The tour was fantastic, and my favorite part of my time at Nelson Ghost Town. Thinking about the men and women, the work they did to not only survive, but thrive in the true Wild West, is so moving. The narrative that Tour Guide Bruce gives is totally smooth. He delivers history in a dry, but incredibly compelling way. You can not help but to be fascinated. Being in the mine is a sensory experience too. Take one step inside an unassuming doorway and the world is totally transformed. The blazing hot 110 degree heat suddenly drops 50 degrees and you are wrapped in this delicate cool breeze - fresh and beautiful from the center of the earth. You are inside of a mountain made from quartz crystal, encapsulated entirely in the calming energy of cool stone. Listening to the history, you run your fingers along the walls and feel mesmerized by the beauty, emotional realizing the true fortitude of the men and women who tamed that land, and amazed that every groove you see or feel was chipped out, by hand, by candle light, by a human with a spike and hammer. This place is a treasure and to have it right in my back yard - 45 minutes away from home, makes it that much more impressive.

**FYI - if you are interested in a mine tour (read below for more info) - please note that the last tour of the day is at 2pm (I went on a Saturday and that was the case). There was one at noon and I am not sure if they had any prior to that. First of all, this mining ghost town is called Techatticup. Nelson is right up the road. Only 7 people live in Techatticup. The property is pretty amazing - so many photo opportunities! Old cars, houses, signs, etc. Your Instagram will blow up, for real. The owners have collected an amazing collection of smaller items as well - spend some time walking around the shop and looking at everything. The owners are very friendly and will answer your questions. MINE TOUR: The actual tour cost 12.50 and it was amazing. Bruce, the tour guide, was so informative, engaging, funny (he had some cheesy jokes but his delivery was good!) and friendly. One of the best tour guides I've encountered. There were 2 kids in our group and he made sure to engage them and allow them to take photos with some of the mining tools. You go into the mine and it's pretty awesome. He covered everything about mining operations back then and had a lot of cool facts about Nevada and idioms derived from the mining industry. At some point, he even turned off the lights and left just a candle to try and help you understand what it was like to work in that mine. Pretty intense. **Bring water with you as before you actually get down into the mine (which is much cooler), you'll spend some time outside, in the sun. **If you have time, drive about 5 miles past Techatticup to the Colorado River. Beautiful view. I almost skipped this amazing experience. GO! Such a short drive from LV.

The mine tour was one of the highlights of our trip. The tour group was small and led by the son of the property owners. He was very friendly and knowledgable, and we all enjoyed his presentation. The mine is pretty cool (literally) -- so bring a jacket! The whole complex is really interesting, and worth exploring before or after the mine tour. We took a ton of pictures!

This is a really neat spot! I was spending the weekend in Vegas but I felt like I've done everything and wanted to venture off the strip for a bit. The place was bigger than I expected and they had so many different antiques cars and bottles and just stuff! I got there a bit early so I was able to take some pictures before my tour. I paid $15 per person, but quite honestly I'd pay more! The gentleman that guided us into the mine was knowledgeable and a bit comical, and overall it was just a great experience. Inside the store, they also have a little museum with all sorts of old stuff, phones, soaps, tools, it was pretty neat! I plan on bringing my parents sometime so they can check it out too!

Our tour guide (the middle child :] ) Was so awesome & so funny! She's great. Had a super awesome time. Mines were amazing!

One of the many things to do outside of Vegas. Nevada used to be the largest mining producer in the state. We wandered around and took a tour of the site and the mine for about 1.5 hours. People always come here to do photo shoots. Many celebrities have come here for photo shoots, and a few movies have been filmed in this area. Why? .... Because it's like a ghost town. Something you would definitely see in an old western movie. There are lots of cool things to see including old gas stations, old hot rods, old buildings, antiques, and much more. The mining tour cost $12.50 for 1.5 hours. The tour first takes place in the "gift shop" where you sign up. The room is filled with old photos that your tour guide will go over. Apparently, this place is rich in history. You'll then venture into the mine. It once had an abundance of gold and silver, but all you'll find now are large veins of quartz that run throughout the mine. I believe there may still be some gold and silver, but I may be mistaken. Overall, it's really interesting to explore this old ghost town. If you have family or friends that rather do something fun other than gambling and partying, this is one of those places to go.

One of the coolest places I've ever been too. You just have to go to understand. No words can describe this place. Just go and see it for yourself.

The mine tour is a unique must-do which is be perfect for both small kids (even four year olds) and adults alike. It's a hour from Las Vegas but definitely worth the drive. It's around an hour and half of your that is able to be easy but active, educational but not overwhelming, full but not intense. Bruce was great and patient. You can then stroll around the tiny ghost town a bit (which is mostly a replica) but it's not worth getting there without the tour.

I live in Vegas and had family in town from Kansas. I had heard about the mine tour so I thought they would love it. I was correct. They had a great time and even the two kids ages 6 and 11 enjoyed it very much. Bruce was an absolute delight! He was funny, witty, interactive with the kids and super informative! The tour was interesting and I would love to do it again. I don't want to say too much because I want you to be surprised when you go. I really appreciate that they are keeping a part of history alive, and not charging an arm and a leg for people to enjoy.

What a cool place! Featured in several movies and shows, this historical mine is a fascinating tour with a fantastic and interesting tour guide. There are so many photo ops everywhere and such an eclectic collection of things (art, vehicles, taxidermy, etc). The mine was really cool. Please don't bring a young child to the tour, it's not appropriate. I was scared a child on our tour was going to fall to their death. After seeing the mine, head down the road to see an amazing view!

This was a highlight of the year OMG Tourguide Bruce is awesome - aka former Forest & Natl Park Ranger knows his stufff ... Was Awwwwwwesome Our group of 13 loved him note he is the Cowboy in the right :) Very informative and historical wonders

I didn't get to go into the mine as I just missed the start of the tour but I did get to explore the shop and the rest of the grounds. this is a half hour or so drive from Las Vegas and it is a nice venture to get out of town for the day. I came on a rainy day and it really poured while we were here. we hid inside the shop to escape the rain and got to look around at the different teams they have on display. the gentleman working mentioned keeping some rattlesnake bodies in the freezer that he said were found on the grounds or pretty close to them. one bedroom in the back is occupied by some aliens. plenty of old signage and cool modified vehicles on display. I will be back to go through the mine.

Loved our time here. So fun and was in awe! Had such a great time just walking around and the tour was a huge bonus. We had the "daughter" as our guide. Lol loved her. She fit our style, lol! To go in the mine and see what miners dealt with back in the day and what they experienced was so amazing and eery all at the same time. When lights went out, thats was crazy & thank goodness for cell phone lights, haha. I just can't say enough for the land and everything the owners have done. Truly an experience and thank you so much. We enjoyed even sitting and just looking around. Was such an experience.

Just under an hour away from Vegas! What a cool experience! My man and I love exploring ghost towns and this place is also home to a massive mine. Take the tour and pay $12 because it's totally worth it. My dad was a coal miner when I was born so it was extra special for me to understand what his world was like. The mine tour takes you deep inside and you won't believe how things were done back then and how many men lost their lives. It blows my mind that we still have working mines today. There's a moment on the tour when the guide turns the dimmed lights off completely and says that this is what it actually looked like in here back then when men worked in the dark. The grounds have a lot to see and you can easily spend 3-4 hours wandering around and taking pictures. The owners have a huge collection of "junk". But this is the type of "junk" that's worth a lot of money! You'll see rusty classic cars from all sorts of eras rotting away in the sun, antiques, a cemetery, old movie props like a crashed plane, lots of old wooden buildings you can walk into and a plane cemetery (you'll see what I mean). There's plenty of parking and also keep in mind that a few people still call this abandoned town home so be respectful of the areas that say Don't Enter. Make sure to also drive to the very end of the road and check out the Colorado River! It's only 5 minutes away... This place is great for those who enjoy road trips and history and another great find for families.

Tucked away in the small town of Nelson, NV, lies this treasure trove of vintage/rustic collection of buildings/vehicles. Note: this is private property and you'll need to register your arrival with the owners. $10/hour for a family to wander around the premises and take all the pictures you want; $20 if a professional shoot. This is the owner's source of income, and given the AMAZING collections here, a BARGAIN! Mining tours and even weddings are available to those interested; we were there to explore and take pictures. I'd give this place 7 STARS if I could! If you're in the Vegas area, and looking for a unique place that exudes a vintage vibe, this place is truly worth the drive. If you've seen "3000 Miles to Graceland," you'll certainly recognize some relics here.

This place was pretty cool! I took my family that was visiting and they really enjoyed it. We did the tour and had Shawna, the daughter she was amazing! Super fun and very knowledgeable. The only thing is that I wish the mine tour was a little longer but other than that it was a nice little adventure!

My family was in town visiting for 2 weeks and they can't do much.active stuff so this was great for them. It was only $13.00 but you have to have atleast 4 people going on the tour at a time or you have to wait until other people call in. The tour guide first explains the history of the property and you watch an old movie that was filmed there where they blew up a plane. Then, you go on a 40 min tour in the cave. They said M&M was just there a week ago shooting a video. You will also see Beyonce video and many famous celebrities.

If you want to do some sightseeing about an hour from LV Nelson NV is a must see there's and old store with tons of antiques from the past plus old cars and buildings also they have rattlesnakes in there freezer also drinks and snacks. The gold mine tour is interesting if it's 110 outside it's about 60 inside the mine and you can still see gold veins.

This was the coolest thing I've seen all week on vacation. Glad we made the quick trip down from Vegas. So much stuff to see before we even started the tour. Talk about sensory overload! The story of the mine is INCREDIBLE and told to us in a most engaging way! If you're in Vegas or anywhere near an don't go see it, you're a fool

I didn't actually take the tour, however the exotic vehicle experience did bring me to this location! The people are amazing! I ran off and left my $850 wallet on the bench.... We called and they had it up front for me! I love to find honest good people! I could not have been any more fortunate in Vegas! Thank You both!

If you are into ghost towns, old mines, beautiful scenery, fascinating history, this is the place for you! This place has so much character that you could spend hours just walking around and taking photos. I've been to a lot of ghost towns in my time (Bodie, Rhyolite, Deadwood, Virginia City, etc.) and this one has them all beat! And the mine tour just adds another layer of intrigue to the whole experience. My husband and I did a road trip that included parts of Route 66 (L.A. to Kingman, AZ and beyond), the Hoover Dam, a Railroad museum, some highlights in Vegas, the Valley of Fire, and a few other stops, but our visit to this Eldorado Canyon area was truly one of the highlights of our little trip.

Drove out to this remote place to try their gold mine tour, and they are sold out for 2 days doing only large tour groups. Apparently people who are not taking a tour bus from Vegas cannot be accommodated, so if you ever plan to come to Nelson, NV, plan ahead. This is a rather poor way to run your tourism-based business. Was able to walk around at least and get some neat pics of their collection of old cars, rotting buildings and paraphernalia. The abandoned Jubilee mine is a bit to the east if you feel adventurous and daring (be prepared if you do go inside).