Nevada’s “Hottest” Tourist Spot Off-limits to State of Nevada

11-18-2009 • Ginn

Seventy miles NE of Las Vegas is Nevada’s “hottest” spot: a 1,375-sq-mile area of volcanic peaks, dry lake beds, and pinyon pine forests. It's home to the site of 921 nuclear warheads detonated underground by the Federal govt in the 50’s.

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