Leave the Strip behind for a three‑hour night tour to Goodsprings where century‑old mines, a haunted saloon, and a local cemetery set the stage for guided ghost‑hunting. Dinner and equipment are included—bring layers and sturdy shoes.
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A low sun flares across the tumbleweed as your van pulls off I-15 and the neon glare of Las Vegas shrinks behind you. By the time you step out in Goodsprings, the town's long shadows and the Pioneer Saloon's wooden porch feel like a set piece: peeling paint, old bullet scars, voices from another era. The guide hands you a map and a small toolkit of EMF readers and flashlights; the desert breathes around you, wind daring you to keep moving.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
3–4 hours
Fitness Level
Light walking on uneven terrain; suitable for most adults who can stand and walk short distances
Wildlife
History
Goodsprings sprang up with early 20th‑century mining of lead and silver; the Pioneer Saloon is a surviving social hub with a long roster of local stories.
Conservation
The Mojave Desert is fragile—stay on roads and marked paths, pack out trash, and avoid disturbing historical structures or wildlife.
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Dress in layers
Desert temperatures fall quickly after sunset; bring a warm layer and a windproof jacket.
Wear closed-toe shoes
Uneven terrain and abandoned buildings require sturdy footwear—no sandals.
Bring a headlamp and spare batteries
Hands‑free lighting helps during group investigations and photography in low light.
Respect historic sites
Stay on allowed paths, don't disturb artifacts, and follow your guide's boundaries at old structures.
Closed-toe hiking or work shoes
Protects feet on uneven ground and inside abandoned buildings.
Warm jacket or layers
Nighttime desert temperatures drop quickly even after a warm day.
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Headlamp or flashlight
Keeps your hands free for equipment and notes during night investigations.
Spare batteries or power bank
Supports flashlights, cameras, or EMF devices during the tour.