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Facebook Instagram HOMEHISTORYLONELIEST ROADCOMMUNITIESFERNLEYDAYTONFALLONAUSTINEUREKAELYGREAT BASINEXPLORE RURAL NEVADAEVENTSBROCHURES-MAPSAUDIO TOURNEVADA HIGHWAY 50 SURVIVAL GUIDENEWSLETTERSNEWSLETTERS-2021NEWSLETTERS – 2019NEWSLETTERS – 2018NEWSLETTERS – 2017NEWSLETTERS – 2016NEWSLETTERS – 2015NEWSLETTERS – 2014PHOTOSVIDEOSCONTACTRELATED LINKS Select Page HOMEHISTORYLONELIEST ROADCOMMUNITIESFERNLEYDAYTONFALLONAUSTINEUREKAELYGREAT BASINEXPLORE RURAL NEVADAEVENTSBROCHURES-MAPSAUDIO TOURNEVADA HIGHWAY 50 SURVIVAL GUIDENEWSLETTERSNEWSLETTERS-2021NEWSLETTERS – 2019NEWSLETTERS – 2018NEWSLETTERS – 2017NEWSLETTERS – 2016NEWSLETTERS – 2015NEWSLETTERS – 2014PHOTOSVIDEOSCONTACTRELATED LINKS CLICK HERE to request your Highway 50 Survival GuideCLICK HERE to listen to our audio tourIN JULY 1986, Life magazine described Nevada’s Highway 50 from Baker to Dayton as the “Loneliest Road in America.” Life recommended that drivers have “survival skills” to travel the route. The Highway 50 Survival Guide is a challenge to travelers to learn for themselves about America’s Loneliest Road. Take the trip across Nevada’s backcountry, stop in any five of the seven largest towns (Baker, Ely, Eureka, Austin, Fallon, Dayton, and Fernley) to get your Official Highway 50 Survival Guide validated.RECEIVE THE LATEST NEWS FROM PONY EXPRESS TERRITORY. SIGN UP FOR OUR NEWSLETTER!CLICK HERE to sign up for the Loneliest Road Newsletter! We’re having a very eventful 2022 summer!CLICK HEREto check out our SPECIAL EVENTS calendar  THE HISTORICAND COLORFULCOMMUNITIES OFNEVADA’S HWY 50DAYTONDayton is the site of Nevada’s first gold discovery and a contender for being the state’s earliest Euro-American permanently inhabited settlement. To learn more about Dayton, CLICK HERE.FERNLEYBorn as a result of railroad construction, the City of Fernley was established in 1904 and later developed into an agricultural and ranching community. To learn more about Fernley, CLICK HERE.FALLONFallon Nevada was born during the California Gold Rush when exhausted travelers stopped along the Carson River after crossing the 40-Mile Desert. To learn more about Fallon, CLICK HERE.AUSTINBorn a silver mining town, Austin was home to many prospectors and silver miners. Today, it features some of the best mountain biking, hiking, and exploring in the state. To learn more about Austin, CLICK HERE.EUREKAListed on the National Register of Historic Places, a walking tour of historic Eureka presents wonderfully preserved brick and wood buildings. To learn more about Eureka, CLICK HERE.ELYEly was once a stop along the Pony Express Trail. 1906 marked the arrival of the Nevada Northern Railway, and today, visitor can visit this well-preserved railway. To learn more about Ely, CLICK HERE.GREAT BASINThe Great National Heritage Area is home to the The Great Basin National Park and 13,000-foot Wheeler Peak and some of the darkest skies in the country. To learn more about Great Basin, CLICK HERE.HOMEHISTORYCOMMUNITIESWHAT TO SEEBROCHURES & MAPSEVENTS CALENDARPHOTOSVIDEOSAUDIO TOURCONTACT Facebook Instagram Designed by Charter Advertising/Design, Inc. | Copyright Pony Express Territory