Hiko, NV
A towering silver alien marks this Quonset-hut gift shop and UFO stop near the eastern end of Nevada’s Extraterrestrial Highway.
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Hiko, NV
A towering silver alien marks this Quonset-hut gift shop and UFO stop near the eastern end of Nevada’s Extraterrestrial Highway.
Amargosa Valley, NV
A brightly themed alien travel stop near the Death Valley junction combines UFO souvenirs, oversized extraterrestrial imagery, and Highway 95 roadside kitsch.
Rachel, NV
A public-road approach ends at the restricted Area 51 back-gate boundary; view only from the lawful public side and obey every sign, barrier, and instruction.
Rachel, NV
The Groom Lake Road approach reaches the famous restricted boundary associated with Area 51; stop before all warning signs and never cross the military boundary.
Hiko, NV
The State Route 375 sign marks Nevada’s officially designated Extraterrestrial Highway and the start of the state’s best-known UFO road trip.
Rachel, NV
Rachel’s alien-themed motel, restaurant, and bar is filled with Area 51 memorabilia and has become the social center of the Extraterrestrial Highway.
Boulder City, NV
A compact alien-themed museum and roadside stop devoted to UFO imagery, Nevada extraterrestrial lore, and Area 51 culture.
Rachel, NV
The current roadside mailbox at Mail Box Road continues a long-running Area 51 pilgrimage tradition after earlier versions were removed or replaced.