Chloride, Arizona: Junk Art of Chloride - Metal Statues

Scrap metal sculptures, hand-painted signs, and old gas pumps sprinkled around the wooden shacks of town.

Address:: Chloride Road, Chloride, AZ
Directions:: I-40 exit 48. North on US 93 for 18 miles. Between mile markers 52 and 53, turn east onto Chloride Rd for 4 miles.
Hours:: Dawn to dusk. Local health policies may affect hours and access.

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Junk Art of Chloride - Metal Statues

Doesn't look like anyone has maintained this spot. Way overgrown. Not worth the stop. But the Mine Shaft Market was cute and had some souvenirs.

[Lu Davis, 10/29/2023]

Rusting Junk Art.

Junk Art of Chloride

Chloride is about an hour distant between Boulder City NV and Kingman AZ on AZ 93. The entire town is an attraction. The cemetery has telephones on graves, dishes and other odd items. Outside of town is a junk fence and junk tree where old rusty items are hanging. There are about 20 homes in the town and each is unique. One has sculptures made out of bowling balls -- a spider out of a gas tank. Worth a stop to walk around the town.

[Terri Phillips, 06/30/2006]

Chloride, Arizona is also the home of the "World's Only All-Female Gun Fighting Troupe," who perform every 2nd and 4th Saturday.

Junk Art of Chloride - Metal Statues

As you enter the ghost town of Chloride, there are metal statues all over the place. One is a flamingo made out of a motorcycle gas tank and a caterpillar made out of bowling balls. Drive around and see what you can see.

[Slappy, 08/20/2003]