 Bonnie Springs Ranch was originally built in 1843 as a stopover for the wagon trains going to California down the Old Spanish Trail. In 1846, General Fremont, on his way to California, stopped at what is now Bonnie Springs Ranch to gear up for his trip through Death Valley. Since 1952, the ranch has been used as a tourist attraction. Directions from Las Vegas: Follow Charleston Blvd West for 25 miles, we are on the right-hand side.We are 6 miles past the Red Rock Visitor Center. Look for the big wooden archway that says, "Old Nevada. Bonnie Springs
 Bonnie Springs Ranch was originally built in 1843 as a stopover for the wagon trains going to California down the Old Spanish Trail. In 1846, General Fremont, on his way to California, stopped at what is now Bonnie Springs Ranch to gear up for his trip through Death Valley. Since 1952, the ranch has been used as a tourist attraction. Directions from Las Vegas: Follow Charleston Blvd West for 25 miles, we are on the right-hand side.We are 6 miles past the Red Rock Visitor Center. Look for the big wooden archway that says, "Old Nevada. Bonnie SpringsDiscover the other side of Nevada. Ghost Towns, National Parks, Scenic Drives, Mountains and Lakes. There is more to the Silver State than gambling halls and casinos. Find interesting places to visit in Nevada
Sunday, December 2, 2007
Bonnie Springs, Old Nevada
 Bonnie Springs Ranch was originally built in 1843 as a stopover for the wagon trains going to California down the Old Spanish Trail. In 1846, General Fremont, on his way to California, stopped at what is now Bonnie Springs Ranch to gear up for his trip through Death Valley. Since 1952, the ranch has been used as a tourist attraction. Directions from Las Vegas: Follow Charleston Blvd West for 25 miles, we are on the right-hand side.We are 6 miles past the Red Rock Visitor Center. Look for the big wooden archway that says, "Old Nevada. Bonnie Springs
 Bonnie Springs Ranch was originally built in 1843 as a stopover for the wagon trains going to California down the Old Spanish Trail. In 1846, General Fremont, on his way to California, stopped at what is now Bonnie Springs Ranch to gear up for his trip through Death Valley. Since 1952, the ranch has been used as a tourist attraction. Directions from Las Vegas: Follow Charleston Blvd West for 25 miles, we are on the right-hand side.We are 6 miles past the Red Rock Visitor Center. Look for the big wooden archway that says, "Old Nevada. Bonnie Springs
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