Stealing a Day or Two to Explore Some of the Most Remote Parts of Nevada
- Thread starter wayoflife
- Start date
jesse3638
Hooked
Definitely, just need to wait for the arrival of the baby and her to build up some neck strength...haha. We plan on having her on the trail as soon as we can. Born into the WAYALIFE
So happy to hear you enjoyed the pics and learning a bit about the history in the area. It's a funny thing in that Nevada is such an arid desert or at least, in terms of getting rain but water can be found coming out of the ground, just about everywhere.
Thank you. Happy that we could share this with you
So awesome!
Bullwinckle
Hooked
Awesome pictures! Thanks for sharing. 
There’s nothing better then to get out and explore the deep desert. Good thing you had the extra gas tanks just in case 
It amazes me that there are still wild horses out in the back country of the US and happy to see it so! I wonder if all the miners who built those water wells thought they would be helping keep a thriving horse population. lol
There’s nothing better then to get out and explore the deep desert. Good thing you had the extra gas tanks just in case It amazes me that there are still wild horses out in the back country of the US and happy to see it so! I wonder if all the miners who built those water wells thought they would be helping keep a thriving horse population. lol
It always is.
Glad you could appreciate a trip like this. It is what got us into Jeeps in the first placeGuys thanks for this! I love seeing pictures and places like this. One big reason for my love of Jeeps so much. The ability to get out and explore the land around us! Doesn’t always have to be hardcore wheeling. Thanks again
No kidding? What brings you out this way?
So happy to hear it
wjtstudios
Hooked
A great adventure as always. That amount of water is crazy. They are all artisan wells?
There is so much history out there!
There is so much history out there!
No state in the lower 48 has more wide open and public land available to explore and Nevada literally has more ghost towns than living towns and by a large margin. So happy you can appreciate a trip like this
LOL - no kidding! Again, this is a trip we did last year. Need to get out more!Looks like an awesome way to spend a few days.Definitely hope to get out a little bit more this year. That said, can’t believe it’s already almost May.
Thank you my friend
It really is amazing how many wild horses we have in Nevada but they're not just in the back country, we have them here in town as well. They're kind of a problem in that there aren't any natural predators and they compete with cattle ranchers. I still love seeing them though.Awesome pictures! Thanks for sharing.
It amazes me that there are still wild horses out in the back country of the US and happy to see it so! I wonder if all the miners who built those water wells thought they would be helping keep a thriving horse population. lol
Most of the water you see out in Nevada comes from springs. In fact, most are hot springs.
I really do love how much of the past still remains and for the most part, intact. It does break my heart to see more and more of it getting destroyed though. There's just no stopping the endless throngs of people coming these days.
wjtstudios
Hooked
Yeah, but at least it is still there. The over developed east half of the US lacks that desolate history that you have. Everything over here is gated, controlled and for the most part crowded. I wish I could spend more time on that side of this great country, it is spectacular
This is true. There are parts of the east that I think are beautiful but it is a shame you can't just drive off into the hills and explore it.