Long Life Ranch

Seasonal river by the road has trout (please follow Nevada laws on fishing) the road to the property is a normal dirt road but driveway is a little offroad-ish and should be take lightly but there are a lot of spots on the road to park that you can see from your cap site. And there are only 2 level spots on the property hill that are big and flat for parking. Tent sights can be made anywhere up the hill or in the slight valley closer to the road. Views of a few cortes mountains including to be seen on the property (Mt Luis, Dome peak, Havindon peak, Bald Mt.) Also near the Barrick Cortez Hills Mine and fire creak mine and a rube mine. On hill top road not far from the land is old timer mine houses and sealed up mines. There are all common wildlife. Birds are easy to watch with the shap of the valley. And the close town of Creasant vally is a fun little town, The park in Crescent Valley is a small area consisting of two pavilions, a large area for picnicking complete with barbecues, a bathroom, a baseball field a playground, a basketball court, and a horseshoe tossing area. The dirt hills and ditches on the outskirts of Crescent Valley and on the property are the perfect type of terrain to enjoy some dirt biking, or off roading. which is the common interest in the area. The town celebrates all holidays at the fairgrounds, also known as the community center, including "Founder's Day" near the end of June. Founders Day is the celebration of the town itself with games such as horseshoe tossing near the park and pig chasing at the fairgrounds. Other holidays usually are celebrated by special events and dinners at the fairgrounds. Easter is celebrated with an Easter egg hunt and a raffle for prizes at The Ranch House bar and grill on the north side of town. Trick-or-treaters can be found all throughout the town on Halloween, and every year a special "Christmas Carol" Hayride is organized in December. Has access from the town battle mountain. Not farto far from Elko. Please share my land with me. I would live to hear about your journey. Also encouraged to mark peaceful things or tag into the dirt or rock formation. Have fun!