Friends of Black Rock High Rock invites you to explore a wilderness of countless canyons, vast open spaces, alkali flats and fantastically formed hot springs and buttes. Long ago, ancient Lake Lahontan covered the area and you can still see those shoreline scars today. The Black Rock Desert – High Rock Canyon Emigrant Trails National Conservation area contains over 1.2 million acres to explore. More
Work is currently on display at Mckinley Arts Center in Reno, NV until November 24th. 2nd installation will be at the Humboldt Museum in Winnemucca, NV December 4th!
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The Wild & Scenic Film Festival is our premier fundraising event during the Fall. Join us next year!
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Join our fabulous Environmental Stewardship Coordinator, Damien Cooper this summer for an educational and rewarding day of conservation.
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Nature walks are done in partnership with Burning Man. Our season is ending! Please follow this link for more information. The geyser is on private land, please do not trespass. Guardians are on site.
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Get first hand notice to see Fly Geyser on our Fly Ranch Nature Walks.
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Chuck Dodd’s “Guide to the Black Rock Desert”.
An essential for every traveler.