Information About The Tonopah Historic Mining Park

The Tonopah Historic Mining Park is a 501 (C) 3 nonprofit organization and all donations, monetary and artifacts, are tax deductible.

The park collects, restores and displays mining artifacts on the site and in the original buildings. All mining artifacts, large and small, are welcome donations to help preserve Nevada's rich mining past. With more than 100 acres of property, the park provides a unique opportunity to house all types of mining equipment

View Underground at the Mining Park! The underground tunnel features a walk down a mine tunnel that intersects one of the original discovery stopes. Named the Burro Tunnel, the "Underground Adventure" is not for the faint of heart! At the end of the tunnel, visitors are able to step into a steel viewing cage and look down the 500' deep stope.

Newly completed projects include the restoration of the Mizpah Mine collar. Visitors can now walk across the top of the richest mine in the Tonopah District and look down the shaft, which is lit with a large spotlight.

Our black light mineral display has just been greatly expanded and now features short-wave ultraviolet lights which enhance the colors of the display.

The Tonopah Historic Mining Park is at an elevation of 6200 feet. Please pace yourself accordingly!

Information Guide 

Map Of Self Guided Walking Tour

The Tonopah Historic Mining Park Hours:
Open April thru September, 7 days a week from 9:00am - 5:00pm
October thru March, 7 days a week from 10:00am - 4:00pm

Bus tours are welcome!
Tour operators please call to make arrangements for special tours.

Free admission to Visitor's Center.

Walking tour prices are $5.00 per adult.
Children under 6 FREE, 7 - 12 $3.00
Veterans & Active Military FREE

For tour group rates, please inquire.

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Local Links:
Tonopah, Nevada
Tonopah Star Trails
Tonopah Chamber of Commerce
Tonopah Development Corporation