Across Nevada Including the UP Caliente, Nevada Depot 

Well, that lets me remember our journey form Las Vegas to Yosemite (US 395) and through Tioga Pass. Maybe some 30 years ago. We stay that time for a night in Bishop, a little town on US 395. Was an expirence for young folks from germany. My sister in law got married a few weeks ago and it was there honeymoon journey. Great video Mark. Thanks.

Love a good road trip. To bad the station was closed, better luck next time. Thank you, ALL stay safe

Thanks for pre-tripping this route. I will be traveling on it later in July. Didn’t see any snow at 8,000, so looking good. Thanks for letting me tag along.

I had a Muzak service route around Nevada in the 80s. Caliente is one of my favorite stops (as a railfan, it is a great place to see trains on that subdivision.). I agree that US 50 is not the loneliest road in America (not by a long shot). I elect US 6 between Tonopah and Ely (pronounced like an eel with a Y on the end :). Many years ago there were a couple of stops like Warm Springs and Current but as of now I believe they are closed. A long hot dry road through little civilization and even less water. Surprisingly there is an oil field (with no services available) in Railroad Valley (no railroad that I've found) East of the Junction at Warm Springs (again no services and no potable water). I just love the wide open spaces that are Central Nevada but beware. Bring lots of your own water :).. Thanks for the video.

A spectacular trip! Thanks for sharing! Interesting, I drove on U.S. Rt. 6 in Pennsylvania this past weekend for the first time (up from VA) and here you are driving on it in Nevada!

That’s a cool area, I haul hay out of pioche occasionally. Came down thru Bridgeport yesterday, pretty warm for that area.

Hope to see more dronage. Good news Jen.

I used to run west on UT 56 to Modena when I was picking up hay loads. The loads used to go to Wilmington CA.

Enjoy all your videos, but this one was special. Too bad about Caliente, I'm sure you know the history of the place. We were there and stayed at the Shady Hotel. There was a small rustic restaurant, walking distance from the Depot. In the restaurant, assume it's still there. The story how the UP and the Salt Lake railroads met, and a Gun Fight erupted over who had the right of way. One man was killed. A US Marshall was sent to oversee the matter, and never resolved who shot the railroad worker. The dispute was settled in Federal Court. Only wildlife we saw were herds of wild horses. (Guess I'm not the only one that went over the speed limit on those long straight roads.)

Mark, is Mono Lake the scource of water for the aquaduct that takes it to Los Angeles.