Afisha Life | El Dorado Canyon Ghost Town, 7 Magic Mountains Boulder City i Hoover Dam Tour

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Siedem Magicznych Gór

W Seven Magic Mountains możesz podziwiać jedno z największych dzieł sztuki współczesnej w Las Vegas i nie zapomnij zabrać ze sobą aparatu, aby zrobić niesamowite selfie!

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Miasto duchów Nelsona

Nelson, w 1775 roku, nie był Nelsonem, ale został nazwany Eldorado przez Hiszpanów, którzy dokonali oryginalnych odkryć złota w tym obszarze, który jest obecnie Kanionem Eldorado. Sto lat później ówcześni poszukiwacze i górnicy przejęli władzę i założyli osławioną Kopalnię Techatticup. Nieporozumienia dotyczące własności, zarządzania i sporów pracowniczych skutkowały bezmyślnymi zabójstwami tak częstymi, że stały się rutynowe i zwyczajne. Pomimo złowrogiej reputacji kopalni, wraz z innymi w mieście wyprodukowała kilka milionów dolarów w złocie, srebrze, miedzi i ołowiu. Ale ze względu na położenie w kanionie El Dorado był podatny na gwałtowne powodzie, przez co nie nadawał się do zamieszkania. Pozostałe zwietrzałe budynki, maszyny i stacja Texaco to pozostałości po boomtown.

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Narodowy obszar rekreacyjny jeziora Mead

Zatrzymamy się, aby sprawdzić jezioro Mead obok Nelson's Ghost Town.

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Zapora Hoovera

Zapora Hoovera, to jedna z największych konstrukcji betonowych na świecie. Tutaj będziesz miał czas na spacer i zrobienie zdjęć oraz zobaczenie jednego z największych sztucznych jezior w USA - Lake Mead.

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Boulder City/Muzeum Zapory Hoovera

Zatrzymamy się w muzeum w historycznym Downtown Boulder City, aby dowiedzieć się, jak zbudowano Hoover Damn.

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Seven Magic Mountains

At Seven Magic Mountains, you can enjoy one of the greatest work of contemporary art in Las Vegas and be sure to bring your camera for some awesome selfies!

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Nelson Ghost Town

Nelson, back in 1775, wasn't Nelson but was called Eldorado by the Spaniards who made the original discoveries of gold in this area that is now Eldorado Canyon. A hundred years later the prospectors and miners of the day took over and established the notorious Techatticup Mine. Disagreements over ownership, management, and labor disputes resulted in wanton killings so frequent as to be routine and ordinary. Despite the sinister reputation of the mine, it along with others in the town produced several million dollars in gold, silver, copper, and lead. But because of its location in the El Dorado Canyon, it was susceptible to flash flooding making it uninhabitable. The remaining weathered buildings, machinery, and Texaco station are what’s left of the boomtown.

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Lake Mead National Recreational Area

We will stop to check Lake Mead next to Nelson's Ghost Town.

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Hoover Dam

Hoover Dam, is one of the largest concrete structures in the world. Here you will have time to walk and take pictures and see one of the biggest man-made lakes in the USA - Lake Mead.

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Boulder City/Hoover Dam Museum

We'll stop at the museum in historical Downtown Boulder City to learn about how Hoover Damn was built.

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Seven Magic Mountains

At Seven Magic Mountains, you can enjoy one of the greatest work of contemporary art in Las Vegas and be sure to bring your camera for some awesome selfies!

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Nelson Ghost Town

Nelson, back in 1775, wasn't Nelson but was called Eldorado by the Spaniards who made the original discoveries of gold in this area that is now Eldorado Canyon. A hundred years later the prospectors and miners of the day took over and established the notorious Techatticup Mine. Disagreements over ownership, management, and labor disputes resulted in wanton killings so frequent as to be routine and ordinary. Despite the sinister reputation of the mine, it along with others in the town produced several million dollars in gold, silver, copper, and lead. But because of its location in the El Dorado Canyon, it was susceptible to flash flooding making it uninhabitable. The remaining weathered buildings, machinery, and Texaco station are what’s left of the boomtown.

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Lake Mead National Recreational Area

We will stop to check Lake Mead next to Nelson's Ghost Town.

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Hoover Dam

Hoover Dam, is one of the largest concrete structures in the world. Here you will have time to walk and take pictures and see one of the biggest man-made lakes in the USA - Lake Mead.

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Boulder City/Hoover Dam Museum

We'll stop at the museum in historical Downtown Boulder City to learn about how Hoover Damn was built.

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Seven Magic Mountains

At Seven Magic Mountains, you can enjoy one of the greatest work of contemporary art in Las Vegas and be sure to bring your camera for some awesome selfies!

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Nelson Ghost Town

Nelson, back in 1775, wasn't Nelson but was called Eldorado by the Spaniards who made the original discoveries of gold in this area that is now Eldorado Canyon. A hundred years later the prospectors and miners of the day took over and established the notorious Techatticup Mine. Disagreements over ownership, management, and labor disputes resulted in wanton killings so frequent as to be routine and ordinary. Despite the sinister reputation of the mine, it along with others in the town produced several million dollars in gold, silver, copper, and lead. But because of its location in the El Dorado Canyon, it was susceptible to flash flooding making it uninhabitable. The remaining weathered buildings, machinery, and Texaco station are what’s left of the boomtown.

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Lake Mead National Recreational Area

We will stop to check Lake Mead next to Nelson's Ghost Town.

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Hoover Dam

Hoover Dam, is one of the largest concrete structures in the world. Here you will have time to walk and take pictures and see one of the biggest man-made lakes in the USA - Lake Mead.

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Boulder City/Hoover Dam Museum

We'll stop at the museum in historical Downtown Boulder City to learn about how Hoover Damn was built.

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Seven Magic Mountains

At Seven Magic Mountains, you can enjoy one of the greatest work of contemporary art in Las Vegas and be sure to bring your camera for some awesome selfies!

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Nelson Ghost Town

Nelson, back in 1775, wasn't Nelson but was called Eldorado by the Spaniards who made the original discoveries of gold in this area that is now Eldorado Canyon. A hundred years later the prospectors and miners of the day took over and established the notorious Techatticup Mine. Disagreements over ownership, management, and labor disputes resulted in wanton killings so frequent as to be routine and ordinary. Despite the sinister reputation of the mine, it along with others in the town produced several million dollars in gold, silver, copper, and lead. But because of its location in the El Dorado Canyon, it was susceptible to flash flooding making it uninhabitable. The remaining weathered buildings, machinery, and Texaco station are what’s left of the boomtown.

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Lake Mead National Recreational Area

We will stop to check Lake Mead next to Nelson's Ghost Town.

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Hoover Dam

Hoover Dam, is one of the largest concrete structures in the world. Here you will have time to walk and take pictures and see one of the biggest man-made lakes in the USA - Lake Mead.

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Boulder City/Hoover Dam Museum

We'll stop at the museum in historical Downtown Boulder City to learn about how Hoover Damn was built.

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Seven Magic Mountains

At Seven Magic Mountains, you can enjoy one of the greatest work of contemporary art in Las Vegas and be sure to bring your camera for some awesome selfies!

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Nelson Ghost Town

Nelson, back in 1775, wasn't Nelson but was called Eldorado by the Spaniards who made the original discoveries of gold in this area that is now Eldorado Canyon. A hundred years later the prospectors and miners of the day took over and established the notorious Techatticup Mine. Disagreements over ownership, management, and labor disputes resulted in wanton killings so frequent as to be routine and ordinary. Despite the sinister reputation of the mine, it along with others in the town produced several million dollars in gold, silver, copper, and lead. But because of its location in the El Dorado Canyon, it was susceptible to flash flooding making it uninhabitable. The remaining weathered buildings, machinery, and Texaco station are what’s left of the boomtown.

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Lake Mead National Recreational Area

We will stop to check Lake Mead next to Nelson's Ghost Town.

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Hoover Dam

Hoover Dam, is one of the largest concrete structures in the world. Here you will have time to walk and take pictures and see one of the biggest man-made lakes in the USA - Lake Mead.

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Boulder City/Hoover Dam Museum

We'll stop at the museum in historical Downtown Boulder City to learn about how Hoover Damn was built.

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Seven Magic Mountains

At Seven Magic Mountains, you can enjoy one of the greatest work of contemporary art in Las Vegas and be sure to bring your camera for some awesome selfies!

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Nelson Ghost Town

Nelson, back in 1775, wasn't Nelson but was called Eldorado by the Spaniards who made the original discoveries of gold in this area that is now Eldorado Canyon. A hundred years later the prospectors and miners of the day took over and established the notorious Techatticup Mine. Disagreements over ownership, management, and labor disputes resulted in wanton killings so frequent as to be routine and ordinary. Despite the sinister reputation of the mine, it along with others in the town produced several million dollars in gold, silver, copper, and lead. But because of its location in the El Dorado Canyon, it was susceptible to flash flooding making it uninhabitable. The remaining weathered buildings, machinery, and Texaco station are what’s left of the boomtown.

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Lake Mead National Recreational Area

We will stop to check Lake Mead next to Nelson's Ghost Town.

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Hoover Dam

Hoover Dam, is one of the largest concrete structures in the world. Here you will have time to walk and take pictures and see one of the biggest man-made lakes in the USA - Lake Mead.

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Boulder City/Hoover Dam Museum

We'll stop at the museum in historical Downtown Boulder City to learn about how Hoover Damn was built.