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Wild Nevada
Episode 701: Recreation Meets Preservation
Season 7
Episode 1
Exploring how recreation is bringing new activity to historic locations in northern Nevada. We visit the Capital to Tahoe Trail project that now connects existing Carson City trails into a new adventure, enjoy a fly-fishing lesson at Hobart Reservoir, visit Sky Tavern -- a location known as a ski area but is also now a single-track mountain bike destination, and visit with the Sierra Alphorns.
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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