A while back, we looked at several abandoned places throughout Nevada that were being reclaimed by nature. Listed below are 10 more abandoned places in Nevada where nature has taken over, leaving many of them in complete ruins.

1. This abandoned house in Goldfield, Nevada has definitely seen better days!
flickr/Bradley Fulton
2. Nature has started to reclaim this car as it sits abandoned in Eldorado Canyon.
flickr/Wayne Stadler
3. It looks as though nature isn't finished reclaiming this abandoned concrete house, which is located somewhere in the middle of Nevada.
flickr/Curtis Perry
4. This is what remains of the old bank in Rhyolite. Rhyolite is Nevada's most visited ghost town.
flickr/Chris Feichtner
5. It looks as though nature has already claimed this cabin in Jarbidge, Nevada.
flickr/Nicholas D.

Related Stories

The Spooky Story Behind This Nevada Ghost Town Will Give You Goosebumps

The Spooky Story Behind This Nevada Ghost Town Will Give You Goosebumps

 This Creepy Ghost Town In Nevada Is The Stuff Nightmares Are Made Of

This Creepy Ghost Town In Nevada Is The Stuff Nightmares Are Made Of

 What's Hiding Underground In Nevada Is Beyond Eerie

What's Hiding Underground In Nevada Is Beyond Eerie
6. Nature is reclaiming this abandoned cabin, located in Unionville, a little more and more each day. I'm willing to bet this cabin belonged to a miner.
flickr/Nicholas D.
7. This abandoned store is located in Patsville, Nevada. Patsville is a former mining town that only lasted from 1932 to 1949.
flickr/Don Barrett
8. I'm sure it's been quite some time since this gas station in Winnemucca has seen any cars.
flickr/Jasperdo
9. This house is an example of what's left of the former town of Round Mountain.
flickr/Don Barrett
10. This abandoned building is a former factory that's located in the former town of Toulon. The buildings date all the way back to 1892.
flickr/Don Barrett

I’m absolutely shocked at the amount of places throughout Nevada that are being reclaimed by nature! Aren’t you? Share your thoughts with us below!

OnlyInYourState may earn compensation through affiliate links in this article. As an Amazon Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases.

Related Articles

Explore Nevada