12
Nearby Trails
12
Activities
4
Campgrounds
About Millers
Millers is a ghost town in Esmeralda County, Nevada, today completely deserted. Its origins trace to the mining boom that followed the Tonopah rush, when the promise of new strikes drew settlers and commerce to this corner of the Nevada desert.
Visitors today will find an abandoned townsite in an arid, remote setting. Given how little remains documented about specific structures or access routes, come prepared for a rough, self-guided exploration with no developed facilities or marked trails.
Know before you go
Millers
Sun & Moon
1:30 PM
Sunrise
7:47 PM
Solar Noon
2:04 AM
Sunset
Golden Hour AM → 2:05 PM
Golden Hour PM ← 1:29 AM
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Waxing Crescent
3% illuminated
Live12h 34m of daylight
Millers
Season
18days left
Peak Season End
Closes in 18 days
LiveJun 1 – Sep 30 · Based on historical averages
Millers
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Off Season
September — September conditions
LivePrime season: June – August
Nearby Trails
Secret Basin
hard · 8.4 mi · 707 ft gain
Barney Meadows
hard · 7 mi · 1035 ft gain
Keough Springs
hard · 7.2 mi · 752 ft gain
Seyler Springs
hard · 2.95 mi · 255 ft gain
Wood Canyon
hard · 4.8 mi · 821 ft gain
Barney Meadows
hard · 15.11 mi · 1654 ft gain
Farrington Ranch
hard · 2.18 mi · 12 ft gain
Tom's Canyon Trail
hard · 14.2 mi · 2468 ft gain
Things to Do
Campgrounds & Shelters
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