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Pine Grove Snow Wheeling!

Photos courtesy of Will Berry, Ryan Apple, and Tony Farson


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There are a lot of ghost towns in Nevada. Pine Grove feels special. It is intact and well-loved by visitors. Three buildings are still intact, and the stone walls of the post office walls are still standing... mostly.



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Our morning started off cold and bleak. Yours truly was welcomed to the day with a coolant leak from the lower radiator hose. An extra clamp and we were off to the races!


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Things were looking pretty bleak on our way to the trailhead.

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Things cleared up quickly and the day became beautiful and pleasant. Topaz Lake is hidden under that fog!

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We made it to the dirt road, aired down, and prepared for the five-mile drive to the trailhead.

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The beginning part of the trail was broke already, but we had to break the rest all the way to the top of the canyon.


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We stopped at the school house/chapel first and did some exploring of the surrounding area.


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We finally made our way up to the saloon and stable, and a few brave souls headed to the top of the northern hills to check out the cemetery.

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We are planning a late spring/early summer trip back to Pine Grove with an overnight stay and a run up to Mt. Patterson. Come on out and join us!



 
 
 

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