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If you like ghost towns and are looking for a place to film with a classic and rustic charm, a rich (pun intended) history, backdrops that can double for other places throughout the world, an extremely diverse terrain, and just a really cool location like something you would see in an old Western, you should definitely take a closer look at Eldorado Canyon Mine Tours.

Eldorado Canyon Mine Tours offers guided tours into the Techatticup Mine, the oldest, most productive and most famous gold mine in Southern Nevada.

Just 45 minutes away from the Las Vegas Strip, Eldorado Canyon Mine Tours is a very film-friendly location, accommodating many professional photo shoots, movies, TV shows, and music video productions.

Check out this video promo of Eldorado Canyon Mine Tours by Alex Nov below.

If you’re an avid gamer, you may recognize Techatticup Mine in Fallout: New Vegas, an action role-playing video game set in a post-apocalyptic Nevada.

In the movie 3000 Miles to Graceland, one of the most iconic scenes featuring a gas station explosion was filmed at Eldorado Canyon. You can catch a snippet of this action-packed scene right at the end of the official movie trailer below.

If you want to request more information about filming there, you can view the full Eldorado Canyon Mine Tours location details here and don’t forget to register your project!

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