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Once you’re settled in, the adventures are just getting started. Elko is home to one of the most impressive museums in the region, beautifully set next to the City Park—perfect for a relaxed stroll or a family afternoon. Traveling with kids? Just steps away, they can burn off energy at the skate park or cool down at the public swimming pool right next door.Ready to explore a bit farther? The California Trail Interpretive Center is just 8 miles west of Elko and offers a fascinating look into the area’s rich pioneer history. For a scenic drive, head 20 miles south to the historic town of Lamoille, nestled at the base of the stunning Ruby Mountains—a picture-perfect spot you won’t want to miss. Nevada proudly holds the title of the world’s number one gold-producing state, so if time allows, a local mine tour is a must and well worth the experience. Prefer water adventures? Launch a kayak or paddle board at Angel Lake, located 60 miles east of Elko, or head just 20 miles away to South Fork Reservoir for excellent fishing and peaceful views. With so much to see and do, it’s impossible to list it all. Visit exploreelko.com to help plan your stay and discover even more local events and attractions.Relax, explore, and enjoy every moment of your time in Elko!
All roads lead somewhere amazing out here, but the arguable centerpiece of the Elko region is the glacier-carved range known as the Ruby Mountains, accessed via Lamoille Canyon Scenic Byway. This 12-mile paved road works its way up past vistas straight out of a photographer's dream. While exploring the Byway, keep your eyes peeled for Kodak moments, interpretive signs, and access to the bends and beaver ponds of Lamoille Creek. There are plenty of places to pull over for a quick forested jaunt in the woods or to spread out a blanket and enjoy that picnic you packed earlier. Naturally, the range of recreational opportunities is as wide as the landscapes, enticing adventurers with hiking, backpacking, cycling (both on and way, way off the pavement), big-game hunting (the elk are gargantuan), and fishing so good it's almost unfair.
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