Haunted & Paranormal Places in Nevada

Flamingo Las Vegas is on OK MAP because the resort's mob-era history produced a long-running ghost tradition around Benjamin “Bugsy” Siegel. Nevada Magazine documented how questions about Si

Boulder Dam Hotel is on OK MAP because Nevada Magazine has documented ghost stories associated with the 1930s Boulder City hotel. A former manager reported seeing an apparition near the fron

The 1908 Goldfield Hotel is on OK MAP because Nevada's official tourism authority calls it one of the state's most famous haunted buildings. Its best-known legend centers on a woman called E

The preserved Rhyolite railroad depot is on OK MAP not only for its ghost-town history but also for a specific Nevada ghost story. A former caretaker reportedly heard accordion music upstair

The historic Mizpah Hotel is on OK MAP as one of Tonopah's signature haunted locations. Nevada ghost lore centers on the Lady in Red and other reported apparitions and unexplained experience

Tonopah's Clown Motel is on OK MAP because the clown-filled motel sits directly beside the town's old mining cemetery and has become one of Nevada's best-known paranormal destinations. Trave

Hoover Dam is on OK MAP because the enormous construction project had a documented human cost and later developed persistent ghost stories. Travel Nevada describes workers and visitors repor

The 1913 Pioneer Saloon in Goodsprings is on OK MAP for Southern Nevada ghost stories tied to its Old West history. Travel Nevada includes it among the state's haunted-history destinations,

The Haunted Museum is on OK MAP because the Las Vegas attraction is specifically devoted to allegedly haunted, cursed and macabre objects and is promoted as a paranormal destination. Unlike

Old Tonopah Cemetery is on OK MAP because it preserves the graves of early mining-era residents, including victims of the 1902 Tonopah illness outbreak and fourteen victims of the 1911 Tonop

Goldfield Historic Cemetery is on OK MAP because the burial ground reflects the dangerous boom years of one of Nevada's largest mining towns and is included by Travel Nevada among the state'