Tonopah Nevada Town Tour

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Published 2012-04-06

tonopahnevada.com/ www.goldfieldnevada.org/ Learn about what businesses, hotels, museums, restaurants they have here along with what there is to see and do, like treasure hunting, exploring ghost towns and the off road trails are some of the best anywhere. This video is perfect for the traveler who's planning a trip from Las Vegas to Reno on Hwy 95.

All Comments (21)

@mathersm 9 years ago

you are so correct on the speed dropping so fast I got my first ticket in 25 years just as I came into Tonopah.
@Zapruderfilm1963 9 years ago

Excellent and extremely informative video. I have been to Tonopah twice and loved it!! Thank you for the great video!!!
@morbusxx7 5 years ago

Great! Going to plan a road trip. Looks like I would definitely like to spend a few days and explore. Love ghost towns. Thanks!
@kerencollins1548 5 years ago

We are staying in Goldfield but drive up to Tonapah for shopp6 Landry. It's a great place like Goldfield. Peaceful n quiet. Donkeys and wild horses and other animals. Plus a hot springs u can actually get in. Awesome. Come visit. 🤩😁🌷
@mcmiraclevalley 5 years ago

Thank you Sir for another wonderful trip.
@upminer6162 9 years ago

Nice video..I was born here my parents moved there when the mine opened up in the 80's... moved to Michigan when it closed. Finally got to see the town in a rental car when I visited vegas this spring... had more fun doing that drive than in vegas itself if I had to do it over again I would have stayed the night there and drove back the next day
@NormanSilver 1 month ago

Regular stop on my annual jaunt on Hwy 95 to Vegas. Good. clean accommodations. Excellent food and truly nice people. The NYE Co Sheriff groups are truly professional too.
@FiVeHero 4 years ago

I love nevade! Been there two times and cant wait to get there again ;)
@Atu.890 2 years ago

Merci pour le partage et votre vidéo magnifique je suis de France 👍
@mahiravel7733 2 years ago

so touching for an excellent video
@janejones2841 5 years ago

Thank you! Very helpful.
@robh788 7 years ago

What an excellent video presentation
@richieaprile6233 2 years ago

I am going to move here. I fell in love with it when I met the nice townspeople and I love antique shops and bookstores, and I love the desert. I've been wanting to leave my wife for years now and I think this town is the way I will be able to escape her wrath. I can work at one of those stores. I don't care, just so I am away from her.
@daveharris2884 10 years ago

Good video, thorough, thanks.
@violetcallahan146 11 years ago

i love this town it was a great place to raise my kids and i am planning on moving back as soon as i can
@barbaram5214 5 years ago

Lots of good memories visiting here. Sadly the hospital has closed. Scolari’s is now Raleys. The owners of the Mizpah have done a lot for the town, currently renovating the Belvada. Tonopah needs more stores. I’m hoping to revisit the town some day.
@TheTexasgal77 11 years ago

I love the video!!!! Very helpul! And HELL in the middle of nowhere is where I want to be!!!
@HunterTravels 9 years ago

I here they have Mountain biking there at mine park, in some Disk Golf at the Park, and the Brewery and want to check out Mitspah hotel. Nice vid thanks.
@cosybully 3 years ago

I plan to stay at the Mizpah Hotel on my next trip to Nevada. I've been to every state but Alaska, but somehow I have managed to miss Tonopah.
@bigglesflysagain1749 8 years ago

GREAT museum, the Central Nevada. Excellent WW2 display, besides all the pioneer stuff.Albacorewing is right about where to get good food......And the nearby "ghost" towns are worth a gravel road trip to them.....2 wheel drive , no problem.Chuck Yeager trained at the Tonapah AAF base during WW2...their town airport today....and flew P-39s there. Those fighters were shipped out and the base became a training area for crews of B-24 Liberators.Who has stayed at the renovated MIZPAH Hotel.....?? I'm thinking of staying there for a "few" nights !Last time I was in there was just before they closed it all down, and then only in the "steak" house...rooms were no longer available.