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Wild Nevada
Episode 404: Leaving Las Vegas
Season 4
Episode 4
Dave and Chris explore sites that lie just outside of Las Vegas; including St. Thomas, flooded by Lake Mead for decades before the waters receded and the buildings reappeared. On the north edge of Las Vegas is Tule Springs Fossil Beds National Monument, and south of town they visit Sloan Canyon National Conservation Area to experience evidence of ancient visitors and a hike up Black Mountain.
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Exploring the historic Pony Express route and its history across Nevada, from California to Utah
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Travel from Eureka to the Alta-Toquima Wilderness for some camping fun and a hike up Mount Jefferson
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Heading into the remote desert of Esmeralda County to explore unique and diverse landscapes
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Exploring Berlin-Ichthyosaur State Park, along with a visit to Austin, NV, and a nearby hot springs.
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Visiting Pershing County's Marzen House Museum, Lovelock Cave and Rye Patch State Recreation Area.
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Traveling a pair of historic routes that once led to gold, but now lead to scenic adventures in the
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Visiting the community of Yerington, along with Walker Lake, Weber Reservoir, and the Walker Basin.
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Following the path of some of the earliest immigrants in southeastern Nevada in a new adventure.
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This trip explores some of the adventure that can be accessed along and near the Carson River.
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Exploring some of the prehistoric history in northern Las Vegas and Death Valley National Park.
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An adventure full of different types of snow-based fun and activities in and around the Tahoe area.
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Prevention, recovery and science combine to help us safely enjoy the state's unique landscapes