One third of the town is privately owned, another third is owned by the State of Utah and the final third is owned by the federal government. Tourists are welcome to visit the saloon in Gold Point, owned by Herb Robbins, aka Sheriff Stone. The sheriff will set you up in one of his guest cottages, but be advised that there's no running water. Top off your gas tank at Beatty on the way so you'll have enough gas to get home. Gold Point Gold Point has old miner's cabins available for overnight stays.
Breakfast is included, as well as a tour of the town and mines.
The site is open year-round, although you should call in advance about road conditions in the winter months. Drive north on Highway 95 about 165 miles. Go 7 miles and turn left onto Highway 774. Drive 8 more miles to Gold Point. To purchase a copy of the May 2001 issue, click here .