Silver Reef
Silver Reef, Utah
In 1866, silver-bearing sandstone was discovered on the east slope of the Pine Valley Mountains. The first claims were worked in 1874.
Silver Reef still has about 10 visible ruins, including the Rice Bank Building. There is a museum in the restored Wells Fargo Express building, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
| Area: | N/A | ||
| Elevation: | 3,797 feet | ||
| Fees: | None | ||
| Hours: | Open all year. | ||
| Visitor Center: | None | ||
| Facilities: | A museum; no restrooms; no drinking water. | ||
| Directions: | In Washington County, Utah; 15 miles north of St. George and 1.5 miles west of Leeds. Take Exit 22 off of Interstate 15.
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| Coordinates: | Map Coordinates (NAD83): 37 15.177N; 113 22.037W. | ||
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Camping
There are no established campgrounds in this area.
Hiking
There are no established hiking trails in this area.



