I've been there, and the vast majority of it can be summed up in two words: empty.
Sure, there's urbanized areas where people pack themselves in, the Las Vegas metro area and the Carson City/Reno area, but leave them behind and you'll find hundreds of square miles of wide open spaces. You can pretty much feel the emptiness around you.
I've been there, and the vast majority of it can be summed up in two words: empty. Sure, there's ur
If you're the sort who likes being well off-grid, it is. I've got 10 acres in northeastern Nevada, about three miles from the Utah border, which I inherited from my dad. (I don't live there, though.) The area is open rangeland with a couple of places here and there that are exactly as you describe. The closest town is a blink-and-you'll-miss-it small town a few miles to the west. It's a bit too remote – and dry – for my tastes, but some people would like it.
If you're the sort who likes being well off-grid, it is. I've got 10 acres in northeastern Nevada,
It's rather arid, mostly sagebrush, scraggly bunches of grass, and no trees. It does get some precipitation, but not a whole lot. There are a few, small dune fields – the one I know of is the largest one just north of Winnemucca.
It's rather arid, mostly sagebrush, scraggly bunches of grass, and no trees. It does get some preci
