Bullfrog-Rhyolite Cemetery

Are you kidding me. This is a great cemetary to explore. While visiting, please be respectful. Also, bring change as many people leave change to honor those buried here. Also, be on the lookout for snakes and scorpions. This cemetary reminds me of how tough life use to be and how grateful I am fir their sacrifices.

It is what is left behind of a once flourishing town.nSome of the graves have lost the wooden fences and some of the wooden cross really made me wonder, how old it actually could be.nnOne of the burial was dated as early as 1991. Some tombstone were new but many of them just had rock boundaries.nnIt is worth driving by the dirt road and stopping here while visiting Rhyolite.

On a fun with the club adventuring through death valley the cemetery is white sands and quite cool

Really powerful. It's heartbreaking to see how many graves don't have names, barely mounds under the desert sun. The ones who have more recent markers or boundaries are a glint of hope knowing someone remembered and cared enough to honor their loved ones. Rest in love and light to all those beneath the stones at Rhyolite.

Fascinating old mining town with quirky artwork.