The 98,000-acre Table Mountain Wilderness lies in the Monitor Range, which stretches across the midsection of Nevada 60 miles north of Tonopah. At the heart of the wilderness area is Table Mountain, a 10-mile-long plateau with an average elevation of 10,000'. Aside from the scenic mesas of the Monitor Range, this wilderness area is marked by abundant water, which feeds the scenic stands of aspen and timber pine in the hillsides and canyons.

Distance: More than 100 miles of trails
Elevation: 7,900' to 11,941'
Difficulty: Advanced
Getting There: Table Mountain Wilderness is located 60 miles northeast of Tonopah. To reach the Mosquito Creek trailhead from Tonopah, head east on U.S. 6 for 5.4 miles to the junction of State Route 376. Head north on 376 for 13 miles to Monitor Valley Rd. for 45.3 miles to the intersection with the road to the Mosquito Creek trailhead, signed "Morgan Creek-Mosquito Creek." Travel northeast on this road for 5.7 miles to the Forest service Rd. No. 096. Turn east and continuet wo miles to the trailhead.

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