Toiyabe National Forest
The Toiyabe is a forest of the Great Basin, the region that lies between the Wasatch Mountains of Utah and the Sierra Nevada of California. The forest's prairies, granite canyons and snowcapped mountain peaks spread from the eastern part of California to the central Nevada. The Toiyabe's ranger districts are separated by as much as 500 miles. With so much distance, the scenery, topography, climate, and wildlife can vary widely. Read More »
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Parks Near Toiyabe National Forest
- Boundary Peaks Wilderness Area, NV (12 mi.)
- Inyo National Forest, CA (12 mi.)
- Rock Creek Canyon, CA (33 mi.)
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