Beatty
FreeSmall Nevada town billed as the Gateway to Death Valley, a few miles from the national park's east entrance.
Beatty, NV
State guide · Nevada, USA
Death Valley's gateway town in southern Nevada

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Small Nevada town billed as the Gateway to Death Valley, a few miles from the national park's east entrance.
Beatty, NV
Drive, camp and land-sail on a vast alkali playa ringed by mountains, hot springs and 19th-century emigrant trails.
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Drive 98 miles of empty desert road past Area 51 country, stopping at the alien-themed Little A'Le'Inn in Rachel.
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Small Nevada town billed as the Gateway to Death Valley, a few miles from the national park's east entrance.
Drive, camp and land-sail on a vast alkali playa ringed by mountains, hot springs and 19th-century emigrant trails.
Drive 98 miles of empty desert road past Area 51 country, stopping at the alien-themed Little A'Le'Inn in Rachel.
Tour Lehman Caves, drive toward 13,063-foot Wheeler Peak, walk among ancient bristlecone pines and stargaze.
Eat at an alien-themed bar and restaurant in tiny Rachel on the Extraterrestrial Highway, then browse the souvenirs.
Tour a 1905 copper-era rail yard in East Ely and ride behind vintage steam and diesel locomotives.
Fish, paddle and camp on a desert lake ringed by tufa formations on Paiute tribal land near Reno.
Wander the ruins of a 1900s gold rush boomtown, including a roofless bank and a house made of bottles.
Sleep in a clown-themed room, browse thousands of clown figures in the lobby and walk to the old cemetery.
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Beatty is a small town in southern Nevada near the California border, about seven miles from the eastern entrance to Death Valley National Park. The town has been known as the gateway to Death Valley since the park's 1933 designation as a national monument. Its Chamber of Commerce lists lodging, RV sites, restaurants, and fuel stations, and nearby sites include the Rhyolite ghost town and the Goldwell Open Air Museum.