The Back Roads in Nevada

The Back Roads in Nevada

The Back Roads in Nevada

The Back Roads in Nevada, we did a lot of exploring when we were camping in Nevada last winter. Every corner we turned was a surprising new landscape to see, something most unexpected at times.

We headed out one morning from the little town of Pioche and saw mountains off in the distance. As the drive started it was flat barren land and not much to look at.

We drove to the base of Horse thief Mountain and as we turned around the last bend these beautiful rock cliffs were surrounding us on all sides.

This part of Nevada has lots of natural springs where water is coming out of the ground on its own and flowing down some of the dirt roads. As you can see here we were driving the back country as fresh water just flowed down the road.

The Back Roads in Nevada

We also came across some old gold mines off on some of these roads, I looked it up and Nevada still has nearly 180,000 active mines. We will be visiting this area again one day.

The Back Roads in Nevada
The Back Roads in Nevada

The Back Roads in Nevada

Sandra J


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42 Replies to “The Back Roads in Nevada”

  1. There is definitely more in Nevada to explore – we use Las Vegas as our hub when we head out on our photography trips to that region – plenty of nice places around there (Valley of Fire, Red Rock Conservation Area) and also easy to get to all the Utah gems.

    1. Yes, we definitely need to go back there. We only stopped at a couple of places as we were heading north. It sure is a pretty state.

    1. Nevada surprised me with quite a diverse landscape. This natural spring are was so refreshing to see after such a long time in the desert.

    1. It was so much fun going down some of the dirt roads and no other people in sight for miles. It is nice to see so much land with no buildings on it. Have a wonderful day Don.

  2. This is great Sandra. Thank you. It must have been a wonderful and interesting experience. One imagines the history and all who went before.

    Merry Christmas

    1. We might be coming your way next winter. We are staying around here this year, less driving. My brother in Montana already invited us out his way next fall so we may be just going south from there next year Emilie.

    1. Wouldn’t that be fun, my husband has a good eye for finding such things. We still pick up pennies we see on the ground. ๐Ÿ˜Š

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