This is a one-of-a-kind experience taking you well and truly off the beaten track.  Our 45-minute walking tour will give you a new understanding of why the desert is the perfect location for large-scale artwork. Building on Nevada’s land-art heritage, Goldwell is home to some must-see artworks, the most iconic of which is The Last Supper by founding artist Albert Szukalski. It enthralls art lovers and ghost hunters alike.

You’ll also encounter a giant steel penguin and the story of Shorty Harris, the original miner who found a rock enriched with gold which led to the establishment of the now Ghost Town of Rhyolite. Come out to Goldwell to discover iconic and contemporary art alongside the history that made the region and Death Valley famous. This totally unique experience is offered monthly from October to May 2026-27.

Duration: 45 Mins

Maximum Group size: 25

Start/End Point: Museum’s Visitors Center

Conditions: The terrain is rough and undulating and NOT wheelchair accessible. Please wear a hat and closed toe shoes and bring your own supply of water.  You undertake the tour at your own risk.

Restrooms: Restrooms can be found at the old Rhyolite Train Depot approximately a 10–15 minute walk away (2-minute drive)

Location: 1 Golden St, Beatty, NV 89003.

5 miles outside Beatty on highway 374 heading towards the Eastern entrance to Death Valley National Park. Turn right on to Rhyolite Rd and then left onto the gravel road that leads to the Visitors Center that is visible from the road.

Las Vegas: 129 Miles Pahrump: 78 Miles Beatty: 5 Miles

Parking: Plentiful

Tickets: Your Order Confirmation Email is your Ticket, nothing will be mailed to you.
You do not need to bring your confirmation with you, we will have a list of confirmed parties.
You will receive confirmation within 48 hours of placing your order.