Welcome to Pershing County, Nevada, a beautiful and pristine area filled with mountains, valleys, Juniper forests, canyons and the Humboldt River!
Facts about Pershing County: Pershing County and the property are located about 90 miles east of Reno in the Humboldt River Valley, in the heart of the Great Basin. It is a breathtaking area filled with mountains, plains and lush canyons. The county boasts a friendly rural atmosphere and a high quality of life. The main industries in Pershing are farming and ranching. The county has an excellent educational system and Nevada has one of the lowest tax rates in the country. Many animal species live in the area including deer, antelope, wild horses, and bighorn sheep.
Tourism is a large part of the County's economic base due to the large numbers of visitors the gaming industry brings to the area and the draw of the beautiful wide open spaces, historical sites, and great fishing.
Lovelock is the biggest city in the county and is a short drive from the property. Lovelock is a pretty town with manicured parks, tree-lined streets, and historic buildings.
Pershing County Demographics
Area Profile |
Location |
Northwestern Nevada |
Elevation |
3,980 feet |
Average Annual Precip. |
5.5 inches |
Average Temp. in January |
High 45º / Low 15º |
Average Temp. in July |
High 90º / Low 60 º |
Population (2004) |
6,405
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Pershing County Attractions
- Pershing County has a wealth of activities both indoor and out. For the outdoors man (and woman) there's camping, hiking, fishing, swimming, boating, water skiing, horseback riding, cross country skiing, and mountain biking. There are also major rodeos and horse shows in the area.
- In addition, the area boasts Immigrant trails, ghost towns, natural hot springs, sand dunes, the Black Rock Desert National Conservation Area and Santa Rosa Wilderness.
- Fish for trout, crappie, walleye, bass & catfish in Pershing County's rivers and lakes. Fisheries include Big Springs, Bilk Creek, Chimney, Knott Creek & Onion Valley reservoirs, Blue Lakes, Dufurrena Ponds, and Rye Patch Reservoir.
- Rye Patch Reservoir is part of the Rye Patch State Park and offers a myriad of outdoor activities. There are public boat launches, campgrounds and picnic sites for everyone's enjoyment.

- Pyramid Lake is another popular area with more fishing and hiking opportunities.
- Check out Nevada State Parks for other parks in Pershing County.
- The annual Burning Man festival is held in Nevada.
- The parcel is only about ~90 miles to Reno and South Lake Tahoe,two cities famous for their natural beauty and exciting gambling. These areas offer plenty of opportunities for great boating, water activities, fishing, skiing and casino action!
So, come visit Nevada - meet friendly people and revel in wide open spaces where the sounds of the Old West still reverberate under clear starlit night skies and experience the Nevada adventure! Discover the history, uniqueness and rugged beauty of America's outback!
Approximate Distance to Major Markets |
Reno, Nevada |
92 miles |
Sacramento, California |
227 miles |
San Francisco, California |
330 miles |
Boise, Idaho |
339 miles |
Salt Lake City, Utah |
428 miles |
Portland, Oregon |
600 miles |
Seattle, Washington |
751 miles |
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