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Nevada Highways

Nevada has much to offer in terms of interesting highways.  From desert roads, to snow covered mountains or even mining ghost towns of old there is something always to find in the state.  This directory page is a compilation of all Gribblenation materials related to the State of Nevada.  


Numbered Highway and Auto Trail corridors

Pre-1976 Nevada State Route 3C to Bodie

Former Nevada State Route 5C (coming soon)

Great Basin National Park and early US Route 6 in Baker

Nevada State Route 8A and the original Winnemucca to the Sea Highway concept

Interstate 11

Interstate 11 at Hoover Dam

Pre-1976 Nevada State Route 12 to St. Thomas

Interstate 15 between Barstow and Las Vegas

Nevada State Route 28

Nevada State Route 28 (older take)

Former US Route 40 in Verdi

Former US Route 40 in Reno and Sparks

Former US Route 40 in Fernley and Wadsworth

Former US Route 40 in Lovelock

Former US Route 40 in Winnemucca

Pre-1976 Nevada State Route 40 in Valley of Fire State Park

Pre-1976 Nevada State Route 40 in Valley of Fire State Park (older take)

The alignment history of US Route 50 in Dayton (coming soon)

The history of US Route 50 in Fallon

US Route 50 at Lake Tahoe

US Route 50 at Cave Rock

US Route 50 in the Baker area

US Route 50A in Fernley

Pre-1976 Nevada State Route 51 on Dayton Toll Road (coming soon)

Proposed US Route 66 Alternate

Former Nevada State Route 68 (coming soon)

The 1968 proposal to extend Interstate 70 through Nevada

Pre-1976 Nevada State Route 79 on Six Mile Canyon Road 

Interstate 80 in the Sierra Nevada and Reno

Former Nevada State Route 85 on Rocky Gap Road (coming soon)

Nevada State Route 88

Pre-1976 Nevada State Route 93 on Dayton Toll Road (coming soon)

Former US Route 91 in the Bunkerville and Mesquite area (coming soon)

Former US Route 91 between Barstow and Las Vegas

The history of US Route 91 in Las Vegas

The history of US Route 93 in Las Vegas

US Route 93 at Hoover Dam and Boulder City

Former US Route 93 at Hoover Dam (older take)

The history of US Route 95 in Las Vegas

The history of US Route 95 in Fallon

The history of the Arrowhead Trail and US Route 95 in Searchlight (coming soon)

US Route 95 and the ION Highway

The ghost towns of US Route 95 in southern Nevada

US Route 95 in Lovelock

US Route 95A in Fernely

Nevada State Route 115

Nevada State Route 116 (coming soon)

Nevada State Route 117 (coming soon)

Nevada State Route 118

Nevada State Route 119

Nevada State Route 120 (coming soon)

Nevada State Route 140 and the Winnemucca to the sea Highway

Nevada State Route 156 (coming soon)

Nevada State Route 157 (coming soon)

Nevada State Route 158 (coming soon)

Nevada State Route 159

The history of Nevada State Route 159 (coming soon)

Nevada State Route 160

Nevada State Route 161 (coming soon)

Nevada State Route 164 and Nipton Road (coming soon)

Nevada State Route 165 to Nelson and the mines of El Dorado City (coming soon)

Nevada State Route 171

Nevada State Route 172

Nevada State Route 172 (older take)

Nevada State Route 206 (coming soon)

Clark County Route 215 (coming soon)

Nevada State Route 289

Nevada State Route 341

Nevada State Route 342

Nevada State Route 373

Nevada State Route 374 and the Rhyolite ghost town

Former US Route 395 on Virginia Street in Reno

Nevada State Route 396

Nevada State Route 397

Nevada State Route 398

Nevada State Route 399

Nevada State Route 425

Nevada State Route 427

Nevada State Route 431

Nevada State Route 431 (older take)

The history of US Route 466 in Las Vegas

Former US Route 466 at Boulder City and Hoover Dam

Former US Route 466 at Hoover Dam (older take)

Nevada State Route 487

Nevada State Route 488

The history of former Interstate 515

Nevada State Route 574 (coming soon)

Nevada State Route 591 (coming soon)

Nevada State Route 613 - Summerlin Parkway (coming soon)

Nevada State Route 647

Nevada State Route 715 (coming soon) 

Nevada State Route 720 to Naval Air Station Fallon

Nevada State Route 794

Nevada State Route 822 (coming soon)

Nevada State Route 856

The Lincoln Highway Bridge rails

The Lincoln Highway and Victory Highway in Verdi

The Lincoln Highway and Victory Highway in Reno/Sparks

The history of the Arrowhead Trail in Las Vegas

The history of the Dog Valley Grade (the Lincoln Highway and Victory Highway)

The Arrowhead Trail in Valley of Fire State Park

The former Arrowhead Trail between Barstow and Las Vegas


Other Roads

Delivery Only Way

The Reno Arches

Veterans Parkway (Washoe County)

Las Vegas Boulevard from the Stratosphere

Red Rock Scenic Loop Drive in Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area (coming soon)


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