Lovelock Cave is located in a remote part of northwestern Nevada close to the Humboldt State Wildlife Management Area, around 32 kilometers (20 miles) outside the town of Lovelock.

Still, such a place sounded pretty interesting so when my wife asked me where I wanted to travel on our vacation this year, I suggested, Lovelock Cave. Even ignoring the giants, the cave has an ...

Since 1912, the explorations within a Lovelock, Nevada cave have revealed oversized human skulls, sandals that measure 15 inches, and enormous handprints. These findings have intrigued experts who ...

The tule duck decoy was named the official state artifact in 1995, though none of the 11 specimens from Lovelock Cave stayed in Nevada. Hattori said they are all part of the collection at the ...

In this, the second article about Lovelock Cave, I will describe a few of the thousands of artifacts recovered from the site between 1912 and 1924. The remarkable things about Lovelock Cave were the ...

The history museum in Winnemucca, Nevada currently houses many of the artifacts found in Lovelock Cave. A crowdfunding effort from 2014 to further investigate the caves only netted $10.

Lovelock Cave is about 20 miles from the main town, so whether you're planning a road trip through the Cowboy Corridor or flying into Reno-Tahoe International Airport (about 1 hour and 20 minutes ...

The Lovelock Giants were discovered within a cave located in Nevada. Recent archaeological discoveries in Nevada have reignited interest in a long-held legend of red-haired giants who once roamed ...

LOVELOCK CAVE.—In 1911, during mining operations for bat guano, numerous ancient Indian objects were discovered in the Lovelock Cave in the Humboldt Valley of West Central Nevada. Further ...