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Highway 50 may be known as the “Loneliest Road in America,” but there’s definitely no lack of adventure. Travel along over 300 miles and enjoy the rich history, scenery and culture that Nevada has to offer. Admire the quirky shoe-tree in Fallon. Visit the picturesque Eureka Opera House built in 1880. Or hike along the many trails at Great Basin National Park.

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Order your Highway 50 Survival Guide today to learn more about America's Loneliest Road. Fill out the form below and we'll send you your FREE Highway 50 package! If you have already requested your Survival Guide by calling the Nevada Commission on Tourism's toll-free number, you need not complete the following form as your Survival Guide is on its way.

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