Does anyone live in Bodie State Historic Park? There are only a handful of residents that live in or nearby the Bodie Ghost ...

Since 1962, the ghost town has welcomed visitors who can ... According To Travelers Bodie State Historic Park's reputation for freezing temperatures extends beyond California.

and how slick the roads become — someone shows up to Bodie State Historic Park nearly every day to visit the ghost town. After all, the former gold-mining settlement, located almost 300 miles ...

It is a bona fide ghost town. The only people who live here are the state park rangers. Bodie State Historic Park teeters on the eastern edge of California, on the brink of the Nevada state line.

Bodie eventually became a ghost town in the 1940s, and in 1962 the part of the town that had withstood the disastrous fire was designated a State Historic Park and National Historic Landmark.

Bodie State Historic Park is open year-round ... high-clearance vehicle leads to the sister ghost town of Aurora, a short distance across the Nevada border. Aurora grew to a population of nearly ...

BODIE STATE HISTORIC PARK, a storied destination that's billed one of the world's most authentic ghost towns ... around the time that the former mining town had its robust run).

It’s also registered as a California Historical Landmark, gaining its official establishment as Bodie State Historic Park in 1962. The ghost town receives around 200,000 visitors each year ...

Bodie State Historic Park, founded in 1876 and declared a ghost town in 1915, has up to 7 feet of snow and more is on the way. Eric Draper of California State Parks visited the park on Sunday ...