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Chollar Mine Tour - A Glimpse into the Golden Age of Virginia City Recommended by locals, I made my way to the Chollar Mine, once the 5th largest mine during the 19th-century Gold Rush era. In its prime, it yielded an overwhelming amount of gold--worth millions of dollars then and easily billions in today's value. Scattered across the grounds are authentic mining tools, giving visitors a sense of the equipment used back in the day. One highlight was the rock smasher, which the staff explained in detail. From the start, John and Gary gave me a warm welcome and patiently answered all my questions. Before we entered the mine, Gary provided a fascinating introduction to its history and operations--explaining how miners worked in 8-hour shifts, the intense conditions they faced underground, and how they coped with the heat from the geothermal groundwater. Equipped with a helmet, I followed the narrow tunnels where the ceiling is low enough to give you a bump if you're not careful. Along the old rail tracks used for transporting minerals, Gary demonstrated the rope-and-pulley system, drilling tools, and even how miners once relied on rats and candles to test air quality inside the mine. He also pointed out the split line in the rock that marked different mining outputs, giving a vivid sense of how geologists identified the veins. To make the experience more tactile, he even handed me some clay samples from the mine, so I could literally feel the earth that once hid so much gold. Unfortunately, visitors cannot go as deep into the mine as I had hoped--I wanted to experience the underground heat myself--but for safety reasons, the tour is limited. The cave can be slippery, and you'll often need to bend down to avoid injury. After the tour, Gary enthusiastically offered to take photos for guests, adding a personal touch to the visit. Beyond the tour itself, I learned that John now owns the mine, while Gary has written a novel that brings Virginia City's Golden Age to life. --- Final Thoughts The Chollar Mine Tour is more than just a history lesson--it's an immersive journey into the life of 19th-century miners. Thanks to the passion and effort of John and Gary, visitors can better appreciate the challenges, ingenuity, and culture of Virginia City's mining heritage. ---
Teaching them young. Introducing hard work and giving JP the idea what his papa, our "gold digger," does for a living. Although Andreas' background is engineering and managing a pit mine, we want to show our son how it feels like to be in a 400 foot tunnel and what life was like in the most famous mining camp in the American West. Back then, miners endured grueling work conditions, being crammed in tight space, and manually digging, collecting, and exploding rocks. Chollar Mine in Virginia City is the only preserved and maintained underground mine in the U.S. This mining site was built in 1861(it was staked in the 1850s), during the Gold Rush era, and the only one that withstood time and harsh weather. The tunnel was brilliantly engineered out of sturdy square set timber by William "Billy" Chollar. John our tour guide also showed us the mysterious "blue clay", which turned out to be silver deposits -- yes there are still some silver ore in the area, but they are not worth the mine. I had fun knowing a bit of science when they used candles and mice, giving them warning of danger, and also I experienced the importance of wearing a hard hat since I solidly banged my head two times!!! Virginia City is worth the visit! -- thank you, John, for the tour! It was educational and scientific!!! Please visit! The fee from the tour helps maintain the site. This is not government funded, so we should support them by visiting the area! P.S. One of my good friends in media and bridesmaids from the Philippines came to visit us in Reno, so we toured her around the city and its nearby places.
Completely awesome! If you want to learn about the Virginia City mines this is the place to go. This is the only real remaining mine that you can actually tour. The owner is very knowledgeable and the tour guide knows his stuff too. You won't be disappointed. Wear comfortable shoes as this is a real mine that you go down into. If I could give 6 stars I would!
Ok gonna state some facts first. I'm Claustrophobic I'm 6'1 Did my research (expectations vs reality) I just got back from VC and was so excited to check out this amazing little town. Ok let's get into it. Jay the Owner and Tour guide was such a joy to have met. Like I said I just came back so it had currently just rained and snowed in Virginia City. I knew this yet I wore white shoes ( I'll come back to this) The tour started off with me walking up to a dirt road (muddy one) to a small shake staged for the time period with the tools of the trade. The group was 3 people myself and a couple. Jay spent about 10 / 15 mins explaining the history of how the mine came to be and all the boom that came along with it. It was so much Information that I definitely will need to go back and do the tour again or read up on it alone. Still the amount of knowledge Jay could give was so impressive. The group didn't ask many questions but I'm sure if you had one he would be able to answer with no hesitation. After we had our history class we made our way outside to the side of the shake to grab a hard hat. ** I saw a comment about how they were not cleaned** The hats sat in an old wheelbarrow and are made of plastic so I don't know what was expected from others. Lice don't live on smooth or slippery surfaces so besides that I couldn't really see any problem. They had ZERO dirt in them and did their job. I WAS SO HAPPY to have been provided one. As my tall self busted my head like 5 or more times trying to duck walk through the sapce lol The space is very tight and the shaft definitely had updates to the infrastructure which I was very happy to have seen. Never did I feel unsafe or stuck, now if the group would have been bigger like 8 ppl I might have had an issue. ( I don't know what the max size is for a group) Now we pass the shaft and get to the end to see where the miners would have worked. Jay again broke down how the bell system worked that they used, he showed us tools and other setups the men of the time had. The whole experience was so amazing. Being able to walk a path that many had worked so hard to build and make a life off of. I felt very privileged. All in all this tour is something to be experienced I highly recommend if you love history and want to get a since of just how hard folks worked and wanted better for them selves. *Forgot to mention that since I did wear white shoes. Jay kindly provided me with a rag to clean off my shoes. Which I thought was super nice as it was my fault for not planning accordingly.
Andre gave us a wonderful tour of the mine. First he has a shop with lots of artifacts and mineral specimens. It was fun to browse through his collection. Then we went into the actual mine and he told us all about the history of the area and mines. He is a true wealth of information!! We are going to recommend this tour to our family and friends because they are also interested in mines and minerals.
Where do I even start? The Chollar Mine is owned by such a passionate gentleman who really embraces his love for the history of the Gold Rush / Silver mining all over the states. If you want to see real antiques from history, he will share you everything he has and the origins/purpose behind it! Afterwards, our tour guide, Gary, gives us a glimpse on the history of Virginia City, how the mines were built with revolutionary methods that originated in this town and the progression of tools used to extract silver and gold at the time. His cheery attitude and great humor got me and my friends talking about the tour the rest of the trip back home! Truly a one of a kind experience compared to the many other mine tours I've been to. I'd highly suggest making time to visit this rich piece of history. Also left with a signed copy of Gary's book about what it was like to live in Virginia City in the 19th century! Been hooked on it during the drive back home to LA!
Very nice experience, I have lived in reno for 48 years and this was the 1st time here and I will recommend this to friends and family. Thank you for a great tour.
I went yesterday with my two children (6 and 10 yo). Really cool tour of a mine. Really good tour guide who provided excellent historical information. Educational and interesting BUT not boring. Make sure you go when you're in Virginia City. It's a must!
Did the mine tour with my husband and 11 year old daughter. It was very informative. John Tyson was our tour guide and he's fantastic! He's a wealth of knowledge, extremely personable, and just a pleasure to be around. We're planning on returning with the rest of our brood at some point, not something you want to miss while visiting Virginia City!
1 month ago
If you're looking for something fun to do in Northern Nevada, I can't recommend the Chollar Mine Tour enough! Our tour guide, Gary, absolutely made the experience! He has an incredible knowledge of Virginia City and Northern Nevada history, but he shares it in a way that's engaging, funny, and easy to follow. His sense of humor was the perfect mix of clever and classic jokes, which kept both the adults and the kids entertained! Before we even stepped into the mine, Gary sat us under a tree and told the story of Virginia City and The Comstock Load. I've lived in Northern Nevada for years, and he still taught me things I had never heard before! It was a great reminder of just how much fascinating history we have right here in our own backyard. I also appreciated how patient and thoughtful he was with everyone in our group, especially the children and those who needed a little extra time walking through the mine. He made sure everyone felt included. As a bonus, Gary is also an author! I ended up buying one of his books (I collect children's books for my office), and he has written other books too. I may have to buy the others with my next visit. Whether you're visiting from out of town, or you've lived here for years, the Chollar Mine Tour is absolutely worth experiencing. We had a wonderful time and plan to come back with more friends and family! p.s. Ask for a ghost story or two! read more
1 month ago
Super interesting tour. A must if you really want to learn about mining in the old days. Tours typically run once an hour at 15 past the hour during the hours they are open. Check the website for the hours as they change seasonally. All the old artifacts lying around the yard are also quite interesting to look at. If you can't walk the length of a football field hunched over so your head (with helmet) doesn't hit the low beams, or are highly claustrophobic, this tour is NOT for you. CASH ONLY. read more
2 months ago
1 month ago
11 months ago
Chollar Mine Tour - A Glimpse into the Golden Age of Virginia City Recommended by locals, I made my way to the Chollar Mine, once the 5th largest mine during the 19th-century Gold Rush era. In its prime, it yielded an overwhelming amount of gold--worth millions of dollars then and easily billions in today's value. Scattered across the grounds are authentic mining tools, giving visitors a sense of the equipment used back in the day. One highlight was the rock smasher, which the staff explained in detail. From the start, John and Gary gave me a warm welcome and patiently answered all my questions. Before we entered the mine, Gary provided a fascinating introduction to its history and operations--explaining how miners worked in 8-hour shifts, the intense conditions they faced underground, and how they coped with the heat from the geothermal groundwater. Equipped with a helmet, I followed the narrow tunnels where the ceiling is low enough to give you a bump if you're not careful. Along the old rail tracks used for transporting minerals, Gary demonstrated the rope-and-pulley system, drilling tools, and even how miners once relied on rats and candles to test air quality inside the mine. He also pointed out the split line in the rock that marked different mining outputs, giving a vivid sense of how geologists identified the veins. To make the experience more tactile, he even handed me some clay samples from the mine, so I could literally feel the earth that once hid so much gold. Unfortunately, visitors cannot go as deep into the mine as I had hoped--I wanted to experience the underground heat myself--but for safety reasons, the tour is limited. The cave can be slippery, and you'll often need to bend down to avoid injury. After the tour, Gary enthusiastically offered to take photos for guests, adding a personal touch to the visit. Beyond the tour itself, I learned that John now owns the mine, while Gary has written a novel that brings Virginia City's Golden Age to life. --- Final Thoughts The Chollar Mine Tour is more than just a history lesson--it's an immersive journey into the life of 19th-century miners. Thanks to the passion and effort of John and Gary, visitors can better appreciate the challenges, ingenuity, and culture of Virginia City's mining heritage. --- read more
Teaching them young. Introducing hard work and giving JP the idea what his papa, our "gold digger," does for a living. Although Andreas' background is engineering and managing a pit mine, we want to show our son how it feels like to be in a 400 foot tunnel and what life was like in the most famous mining camp in the American West. Back then, miners endured grueling work conditions, being crammed in tight space, and manually digging, collecting, and exploding rocks. Chollar Mine in Virginia City is the only preserved and maintained underground mine in the U.S. This mining site was built in 1861(it was staked in the 1850s), during the Gold Rush era, and the only one that withstood time and harsh weather. The tunnel was brilliantly engineered out of sturdy square set timber by William "Billy" Chollar. John our tour guide also showed us the mysterious "blue clay", which turned out to be silver deposits -- yes there are still some silver ore in the area, but they are not worth the mine. I had fun knowing a bit of science when they used candles and mice, giving them warning of danger, and also I experienced the importance of wearing a hard hat since I solidly banged my head two times!!! Virginia City is worth the visit! -- thank you, John, for the tour! It was educational and scientific!!! Please visit! The fee from the tour helps maintain the site. This is not government funded, so we should support them by visiting the area! P.S. One of my good friends in media and bridesmaids from the Philippines came to visit us in Reno, so we toured her around the city and its nearby places. read more
5 months ago
Had a great time!' Gary was the best tour ever and had so much helpful information. Best part of our visit to Virginia city!! Thank you from Tommy!!! read more
Completely awesome! If you want to learn about the Virginia City mines this is the place to go. This is the only real remaining mine that you can actually tour. The owner is very knowledgeable and the tour guide knows his stuff too. You won't be disappointed. Wear comfortable shoes as this is a real mine that you go down into. If I could give 6 stars I would! read more
Ok gonna state some facts first. I'm Claustrophobic I'm 6'1 Did my research (expectations vs reality) I just got back from VC and was so excited to check out this amazing little town. Ok let's get into it. Jay the Owner and Tour guide was such a joy to have met. Like I said I just came back so it had currently just rained and snowed in Virginia City. I knew this yet I wore white shoes ( I'll come back to this) The tour started off with me walking up to a dirt road (muddy one) to a small shake staged for the time period with the tools of the trade. The group was 3 people myself and a couple. Jay spent about 10 / 15 mins explaining the history of how the mine came to be and all the boom that came along with it. It was so much Information that I definitely will need to go back and do the tour again or read up on it alone. Still the amount of knowledge Jay could give was so impressive. The group didn't ask many questions but I'm sure if you had one he would be able to answer with no hesitation. After we had our history class we made our way outside to the side of the shake to grab a hard hat. ** I saw a comment about how they were not cleaned** The hats sat in an old wheelbarrow and are made of plastic so I don't know what was expected from others. Lice don't live on smooth or slippery surfaces so besides that I couldn't really see any problem. They had ZERO dirt in them and did their job. I WAS SO HAPPY to have been provided one. As my tall self busted my head like 5 or more times trying to duck walk through the sapce lol The space is very tight and the shaft definitely had updates to the infrastructure which I was very happy to have seen. Never did I feel unsafe or stuck, now if the group would have been bigger like 8 ppl I might have had an issue. ( I don't know what the max size is for a group) Now we pass the shaft and get to the end to see where the miners would have worked. Jay again broke down how the bell system worked that they used, he showed us tools and other setups the men of the time had. The whole experience was so amazing. Being able to walk a path that many had worked so hard to build and make a life off of. I felt very privileged. All in all this tour is something to be experienced I highly recommend if you love history and want to get a since of just how hard folks worked and wanted better for them selves. *Forgot to mention that since I did wear white shoes. Jay kindly provided me with a rag to clean off my shoes. Which I thought was super nice as it was my fault for not planning accordingly. read more
2 years ago
Andre gave us a wonderful tour of the mine. First he has a shop with lots of artifacts and mineral specimens. It was fun to browse through his collection. Then we went into the actual mine and he told us all about the history of the area and mines. He is a true wealth of information!! We are going to recommend this tour to our family and friends because they are also interested in mines and minerals. read more
1 year ago
Where do I even start? The Chollar Mine is owned by such a passionate gentleman who really embraces his love for the history of the Gold Rush / Silver mining all over the states. If you want to see real antiques from history, he will share you everything he has and the origins/purpose behind it! Afterwards, our tour guide, Gary, gives us a glimpse on the history of Virginia City, how the mines were built with revolutionary methods that originated in this town and the progression of tools used to extract silver and gold at the time. His cheery attitude and great humor got me and my friends talking about the tour the rest of the trip back home! Truly a one of a kind experience compared to the many other mine tours I've been to. I'd highly suggest making time to visit this rich piece of history. Also left with a signed copy of Gary's book about what it was like to live in Virginia City in the 19th century! Been hooked on it during the drive back home to LA! read more
2 years ago
Very nice experience, I have lived in reno for 48 years and this was the 1st time here and I will recommend this to friends and family. Thank you for a great tour. read more
1 year ago
2 years ago
I went yesterday with my two children (6 and 10 yo). Really cool tour of a mine. Really good tour guide who provided excellent historical information. Educational and interesting BUT not boring. Make sure you go when you're in Virginia City. It's a must! read more
1 year ago
Highly recommend taking this tour when coming to Virginia City. It's the furthest walk into a mine I have ever been on. The guide, an 80 year gentleman who was very pleasant, knowledgeable with some great jokes intertwined in the presentation. Learned a lot of what the hills of Nevada provided. read more
1 year ago
2 years ago
Did the mine tour with my husband and 11 year old daughter. It was very informative. John Tyson was our tour guide and he's fantastic! He's a wealth of knowledge, extremely personable, and just a pleasure to be around. We're planning on returning with the rest of our brood at some point, not something you want to miss while visiting Virginia City! read more
1 year ago
1 year ago
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2 years ago
Such a fun experience! So nice to have a piece of history preserved! Thank you for the memories! Definitely worth and recommend the tour. read more
1 year ago
Worth the price of admission . Embarrassed to say I live local and never took the tour. Our guide Bill was terrific and as a retired miner his tour was authentic. Be prepared however, to stoop low in the tunnels and wear a hat as some beams are low. I learned so much on this tour we'll bring guests back here. Thanks all for an informative and fun tour! Thanks Bill! read more
3 years ago
Great tour and history on the mine, the miners and how their days/nights were spent. Knowledgeable guide. read more
2 years ago
5 years ago
My family and I arrived for the mine tour in Virginia city on a Saturday afternoon. We got there 20 min before 11am so waited for more customers. Our guide Allen was very knowledgeable about the Chollar mine and explained the history. Then explained various mines nearby and told us not to enter any dangerous mines. So the mine has air filter in the mine and narrow inside. We had to duck the same level as the air filter to the end. Next Allen explained further what the miners had to go through and shown us demonstration of the metal stake. We stayed inside for 20 or 30min Inside and it was cool of 70 degrees inside. Overall, Allen was very good and talked about his experiences and it was insightful. read more
2 years ago
We visited Virginia City today for the second time. We purchased tickets for multiple tours at the Virginia City Visitors Center, which saved us a few pennies. We walked the short distance after finishing the wonderful V&T Railroad Tour to Chollar Mine Tours. There is ample parking, and a clean Honey Bucket for visitors. We were immediately greeted with a smile and asked if we had tickets. We showed our receipt, and we were in! We lucked out as they were just getting ready to start the next tour. The tour guide, Bill, was absolutely the best. He was full of knowledge and we learned so much about the mine, mining, and Virginia City. You enter the mine and walk down a narrow and short shaft (watch your head, there is a lot of ducking!) to the area where Bill goes to work. You learn so much, the air is cool and everybody has fun. A highly recommended tour! read more
2 years ago
2 years ago
Amazing time coming on the tour my wife love it been wanted to come here for over 15 years last time we came it was fully booked read more
3 years ago
I want to highly recommend the Chollar Mine Tour. Three of us decided to take a trip up to Virginia City and do this particular mine tour and we all enjoyed it very much. John Tyson was an excellent tour guide with a great sense of humor and wonderful historical knowledge about this mine, and about the mining era and Virginia City collectively. We had a great time, learned a lot, and would definitely want to recommend this for an afternoon activity if you live in the area. read more
Second time to Virginia City, glad we got to do a tour mine this time. I believe there are at least 3 mines? open to tourists. Would be cool to compare the different ones. Pros: -Appreciated they were open, most of the other ones were not. The tour guide, Bill, mentioned they are not usually open this late but because of COVID they are trying to stay open as long as possible (more reason to support them! Said VC has been hit pretty hard with the pandemic :/ ) -Priced decently at $15. Would have hoped we got to see other tunnels to make the price really justifiable, but was fine with the price. I believe it is $10 for kids CASH ONLY BTW. -Bill our tour guide was really knowledgeable and you could tell passionate about the history. Did a great job of not only explaining but also showing things and a variety of interesting facts and tid bits. He was friendly and very accommodating for anyone who was claustrophobic, had questions, etc. -Kind of a silly one but they had port a potty bathrooms and thank you for keeping them clean! -Mine was pretty neat inside, definitely a cool tour overall. Cons: -Wish we got to see other mines/mine routes but I understand they may not be safe. Was hoping to see more of the inside. -Cash only, but just be prepared. -That is all I can think of! What to know: -Walkway is pretty narrow and ceilings are low pretty much the whole time until you reach the main room. Just be aware of that. If you have claustrophobia, helps to tell the guide so he can have you up front with him. -At one point he does turn the lights out to show how dark it gets so if you have bad anxiety with that, may want to avoid. -Wear good shoes! Really neat experience, great insight into what it was like to live and work back then. Definitely recommend it. read more
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5 years ago
Spectacular tour! Such rich history. MUST VISIT if you're in the Virginia City! Learned so much about history and the lost art of mining! read more
5 years ago
Bill was a very knowledgeable and nice tour guide. Able to drive up and didn't have to make an appointment ahead of time, so they're very accommodating. Very interesting tour inside a real at-one-time active mine. read more
4 years ago
Fun, educational, and very worth going to see. Had a great time. Guide was excellent, knowledgeable, and entertaining. Might not be good for claustrophobics. read more
2 years ago
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