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Railroading in Nevada

Railroading in Nevada
Narrow, Crooked and Ornery! by Dick Dreiling What we currently refer to as the Nevada-California-Oregon Railway (NCO) was, in fact, a very confused, many-named, underfunded and contrary undertaking. On current maps, it is shown the railroad ran north from Reno to Lakeview Oregon. However, it was originally envisioned as running SOUTH from Wadsworth towards the […] Continue Reading

NevadaGram Archive

Dirt Road to Masonic, Bodie and Aurora
Dirt Road to Unionville
Curtis Fong Puts the Skis Away and Pedals Off into the Sunshine
NevadaGram #214 – Spring Sprang in Nevada
NevadaGram #213 – Nevada Ghost Town Comes to Life

Comstock Mining Updates

Comstock Mining Update — February 4, 2019

Comstock Mining Update – September 26, 2018

Comstock Mining Update — May 26, 2018

Comstock Mining Update – December 12, 2017

Comstock Mining Update – November 1, 2017

Comstock Mining Update – June 15, 2017

Spring in Nevada

Curtis Fong Puts the Skis Away and Pedals Off into the Sunshine - Just like that . . . Winter turns to Spring and Spring turns to Summer. . . . Plenty of snow left in the mountains and Heavenly will remain open Fri-Sun, and through Memorial Day, May 27, conditions permitting. Access will be by the Heavenly Gondola . . . Squaw will remain open, daily thru [...]
OATBRAN Part II, Putting Away the Bikes and Breaking out the Skis - OATBRAN Ride continues on US Highway 50 across Nevada. My last write-up featured the start from Lake Tahoe to the Lunch Stop at Bean Flat between Austin and Eureka. This the continuation of the ride and includes *Notes to the Mochila”. In honor of the Pony Express, we ask each rider to carry a saddlebag [...]
Bicycling Nevada in August - by Curtis Fong, “the Guy from Tahoe” August with its hot daytime temps and thunder showers is the Dog Days of Summer when it comes to bicycling events in Nevada. Still, August is still a great time to get out and ride, no matter where you are in Nevada. Road Biking in Northern Nevada and [...]
Bicycling Nevada – July is Looking Hot! - by Curtis Fong, “the Guy from Tahoe” The Bicycling Season in Nevada has started and is going strong with many exceptional June events and more upcoming in July. America’s Most Beautiful Bike Ride on Sunday June 3 was sold out and had 3000 participants with 1040 Leukemia & Lymphoma Society Team in Training bicyclists coming [...]

Recent Correspondence

Austin Correspondence – May 2019
St. Augustine’s Spring Event Friday, April 12th, St. Augustine’s Cultural Center in Austin, Nevada, hosted the Battle Mountain High School Choir and Organist Aaron Pellegrini of Yerington in celebration of its Spring Event. Director of Music in Battle Mountain, John Gist, arranged for the high school choir performance of eight songs. “This is a great [...] Continue Reading
Elko Correspondence – May 2019
Celebrate Cinco De Mayo Club Mexicano de Noreste de Nevada invites everyone to come celebrate the 19th annual Cinco de Mayo event on Saturday May 4, 2019. The festivities begin with the annual parade in downtown Elko at 11:00 am and following the parade at 12:00 at the Elko County Fairgrounds. There will be music [...] Continue Reading
Las Vegas Correspondence – May 2019
Eat or drink? Eating or drinking? Drinking and eating? Eating and drinking! Las Vegas is going over the top in May with food and drink festivals: the Springs Preserve Brews & Blues Festival, Vegas Uncork’d, Vegas Unstripped, Lee’s Beer & Tequila Experience, Best Dam BBQ Festival, and the Henderson Art Fair. So much to drink [...] Continue Reading

Railroading in Nevada

Railroading in Nevada
Narrow, Crooked and Ornery! by Dick Dreiling What we currently refer to as the Nevada-California-Oregon Railway (NCO) was, in fact, a very confused, many-named, underfunded and contrary undertaking. On current maps, it is shown the railroad ran north from Reno to Lakeview Oregon. However, it was originally envisioned as running SOUTH from Wadsworth towards the [...] Continue Reading

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