Chloride Rock Art -  - Chloride, AZ

An artist painted murals on mountains that are at the end of the main road through Chloride. He has returned to redo them several times. This is an old mining town. You can see the original old jail and other buildings still standing. Also in chloride is a house that is almost made of all rocks from the mountains.

Directions

From Boulder City, take U.S. Highway 93 south over the Hoover Dam Bypass into Arizona as if going to Kingman. Drive 53 miles and go left on Mohave County Highway 125. Drive 3.7 miles to the center of Chloride.

To the murals: From the center of town drive up Tennessee Avenue for about one-half mile until it turns to gravel. You can park here and walk, or if you have a four-wheel-drive vehicle you can continue driving. After you cross the rocky, usually dry wash, you’ll need to stay right at the fork. After about one mile, stay left at another fork. About 50 yards farther look for the parking pullout on the right and park here. Head on foot about a quarter mile to the murals on your right.