This is one of those national parks where you can still have some space to yourself without hiking far from the pavement. The park’s isolated location means that visiting Great Basin will lend rays of serenity to those who make the trek into eastern Nevada. There are a few things to understand when heading this way, such as the fact that services are limited.
Here are some things you’ll want to know when visiting Great Basin.
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