4+ Acres of Freedom and Country Living in Silver Spring, Nevada near Lahontan Lake and State Recreation Area.

You will love this beautiful buildable parcel with all utilities on site or within feet, at the adjoining parcels. You will have excellent 360 Degree views and easy access to NV Hwy 50 and 95 ALT. It is only 2 mi to thousands of acres of BLM Lands and 3 mi to Lahontan Lake! Enjoy the easy commute to Carson City, Tahoe-Reno Industrial Center, Fallon or anywhere between. Bring the horses and UTV's! 

Lahontan Lake

Named after an ancient lake, Lahontan Reservoir was originally built as part of an irrigation project to water nearby farmlands. With willows and cottonwoods scattered along 69 miles of shoreline, the park is one of most popular places in Nevada to boat, fish, water-ski, horseback ride, camp and enjoy the outdoors year-round. Canoeing from Fort Churchill to the lake makes for a great day trip when conditions allow. Wild horses, bobcat, fox and deer share the park with a variety of birds, including migratory waterfowl, pelicans, herons, egrets and hawks. Lahontan is also a nesting site for bald eagles. ~ parks.nv.gov

FISHING

Carson River: The 205 mile Carson River begins in Alpine County, CA as two cold and untamed tributaries, the East and West forks. The river has two sections, each with their own unique personality. The approachable upper section runs from Wolf Creek down to Hangman’s Bridge near Markleeville, CA while paralleling Highways 89 and 4. The lower section runs from Hangman’s Bridge down through the scenic Carson Valley. This portion stretches between California and Nevada. Fishing the California side of the East Fork offers greater numbers of Rainbows, Lahontan cutthroat, and German browns than the slower moving rivers of Nevada.

River access in Carson Valley is convenient and reachable for most types of vehicles. One of the best places to access the river is just a short drive from Lampe Park. To reach the Lutheran Bridge from Highway 395 in Gardnerville, turn west onto Waterloo Lane, then turn south on Centerville Road. Travel for less than 0.1 mile and you’re there.

If you gaze at the waters near Ruhenstroth Dam long enough, you can expect to see other anglers and the occasional group of rafters in late spring and early summer early. Just minutes from Gardnerville, this local’s favorite can be found by traveling south past Gardnerville on Highway 395 and turning west about a mile past Lahontan National Fish Hatchery onto Washoe Road. The paved road leads to the river. ~ visitcarsonvalley.org

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