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Great Basin National Park
Current Conditions

Roads
Wheeler Peak Scenic Drive:
Open

Baker Creek Road:
Open

Lexington Arch Road:
Open

Snake Creek Road:
Open

*Note:  In the spring and fall, roads may be closed temporarily due to snow.

 

Campgrounds
Lower Lehman Creek:
Open, no water

Upper Lehman Creek:
Open, no water

Baker Creek:
Open, no water

Wheeler Peak:
Open, no water

RV Dump Station
Closed

 

Trail Conditions
Trails are snow free

 

Fire Conditions
Currently there are no wildfires, or prescribed burns in the park.

 
Updated October 8, 2008
Great Basin Rattlesnake  

Did You Know?
Great Basin rattlesnakes (Crotalus oreganus lutosus) are the only venomous snake species in Great Basin National Park. These rattlesnakes rarely exceed 40 inches in total length, reproduce every two to three years, and feed primarily on rodents and lizards.

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Last Updated: October 08, 2008 at 18:22 EST