Beatty: Haunting for Ghosts and Exploring Quirky Structures
An incorporated town located along the Amargosa River in the Nye County, Beatty was named after Montillus Murray Beatty, also known as the “Old Man”. He was a miner in the region and a Civil War veteran that had a ranch along the river located north of the current location of Beatty, NV. The region was one of the many cities who experienced a spurt in residential growth due to the Gold Rush. At present, Beatty serves as the “Gateway to Death Valley National Park” and remains to be the heart of the Bullfrog Mining District.
Best Time to Visit
General outdoor activities are mostly the things you’ll get to enjoy when visiting Beatty. To enjoy fine weather and sunny days in the region, you should pay a visit during the months of May through September. September is the busiest and also the most expensive time of the year to be in the region. Book your Beatty, NV hotel and tours ahead of time to avail special deals and other promos.
What to Do & Area Attractions
Budget rooms located in the best side of town, near the main local attractions and fun activity centers in the region can be availed at the Death Valley Inn and Atomic Inn. These hotels are located near the grounds of the Beatty Museum and Historical Society, a local destination in the area that features relics and fascinating items from the past. Local events and shows are often hosted at the Cottonwood Park especially during the months of October. You’ll love strolling around this park when staying in Beatty. The Death Valley National Park Northeast Entrance is also located in this city. This region is the highest part of the Mojave Desert.
