Description
From the Travel Nevada Website:
The tiny mountain mining town of Jarbidge is easily the most isolated town in the Silver State, but its canyon-bottom, mountain-ensconced location may also be Nevada’s most stunning. In Jarbidge, Nevada, visitors can walk through history that never left, kick back at a couple classic Sagebrush Saloons, or get after some world-class fishing, camping, off-roading, and photography in the magnificent Jarbidge Wilderness.
More Information
Visit Jarbidge: https://visitjarbidge.org/
Travel Nevada: https://travelnevada.com/cities/jarbidge/
Coordinates: 41.875597, -115.430682
Elevation: 6650 ft
Difficulty: 2
What to Expect:
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We took Rowland Road from the F4 crash site. It was an easy dirt/gravel road with some light sand in places, no real pucker factor. Pretty scenic. For years, I've been calling this place Jar-BRIDGE only to realize it's actually Jarbidge. Construction workers started digging up the road as we entered and had pretty much closed it on the way out, so we had to kind of skirt the hole. We ate at the outside inn.
It's fast gravel on the return out up Clover Three Creek and the TAT, though there's a lot of new gravel, which makes for an interesting ride at speed! GPX file is from the F4 site to Jarbidge.
This was our second site after the F4 site. Much easier ride in on gravel roads. I have never been here before despite hearing the name and being a long time Idaho resident. Interesting place!
