George L.
8/11/2020
Easy 5 minute detour just past the Chevron and we find a little town gem here! Basically they are caverns carved from miners in the 1920s and people lived there til the 70s. From Highway 127,...
Dublin Gulch
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N State Highway 127
Shoshone, CA 92384
Dublin Gulch, located in Shoshone, California, is a historical site in Inyo County known for its unique dugout dwellings carved into clay cliffsides by miners in the 1920s. Visitors can explore several residences, which feature distinctive elements like chimneys, doors, and even split-level designs, reflecting the resourcefulness of their builders during a time of material scarcity.
This easy walking tour offers a glimpse into the past, with remnants of the deserted community, including a graveyard and additional dugouts found nearby. Although nobody has lived in Dublin Gulch since 1970, its intriguing history and striking formations continue to attract travelers seeking to discover the area's rich mining heritage.
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5.06 reviews
Eric B.
3/17/2022
Gayle and I took a morning walk through Dublin Gulch (past the cemetery) and enjoyed the various miner-carved caverns that also provided home spaces well into the 70s and beyond. It's an easy...
Sue G.
8/19/2017
This is a hidden historical site worth checking out if you are heading to death valley. It's in Shoeshone. Amazing how there were people that lived here. Back in the day miners and their...
Kimberly T.
2/22/2020
A very interesting place to explore. Where miners carved rooms into the hillside to live. Worth a stop.
Jay C.
7/5/2013
A must stop for anyone traveling into Death Valley from this route. These caves are not only historical, but for those who are into true crime you may want to check these out. Manson Family...
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