Discover US National Parks: Great Basin National Park, Nevada (1986)

Great Basin National Park is a remote and beautiful area located in Nevada.

The area includes a variety of geological structures including the 13,000ft Wheeler Peak, limestone caverns, and ancient bristlecone pines.

Visitors can go on hikes, camp, go rock climbing, and observe one of the darkest night skies in the US.

Many animal species can be seen including pronghorn, bighorn sheep, golden eagles, and peregrine falcons.

The park is open year-round, with the summer months being the most popular time to visit.

Visitors can explore Lehman Caves, a limestone cavern system, as well as the historic ranch buildings of the Lehman family.

The park is also home to the oldest trees in the world, the bristlecone pines, which are found at the higher elevations.

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