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Quick Overview

The Southern Nevada Birding and Wildlife Trail covers Nevada’s U.S. Highways 93, 6, 95, and Interstate I-15. On the driving CORRIDOR pages regional HUBS have been identified along the Trail to serve as a launching point for your adventure and to... ...click to read more

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Corridor 1: U.S. Hwy. 93 and U.S. Hwy. 95

Listed below are the HUBS and wildlife viewing SITES that you’ll encounter along this travel CORRIDOR. When planning your route, use this information to factor in where you’ll find visitor serves and places to explore. [Click on the HUB name... ...click to read more

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Corridor 2: U.S. Hwy. 95

Corridor 2: U.S. Hwy. 95 (Laughlin to U.S. Hwy. 6 and U.S. Hwy. 95 split west of Tonopah) Listed below are the HUBS and wildlife viewing SITES that you’ll encounter along this travel CORRIDOR. When planning your route, use this information to... ...click to read more

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Corridor 3: U.S. Hwy. 6

Corridor 3: U.S. Hwy. 6 (Utah border on the east, to California border on the west) Listed below are the HUBS and wildlife viewing SITES that you’ll encounter along this travel CORRIDOR. When planning your route, use this information to factor... ...click to read more

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Definitions

Here are definitions for the terms we use. Take a quick read through to familiarize yourself Southern Nevada Region is defined as that area logically accessed from the US 6, 93 and 95 highway corridors from Ely and Tonopah in the north, to Laughlin... ...click to read more

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Travel Chart Cross-reference

Listed below is a cross-reference table of corridors, their associated hubs, and suggested wildlife viewing sites. Click on Corridor, Hub, or Viewing_Sites to SORT the columns alphabetically. When planning your route, use this information to factor... ...click to read more

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