Wilderness Areas
The Humboldt-Toiyabe is the largest National Forest in the lower 48 states with a total of 23 Wilderness Areas. The Forest covers over 6 million acres and manages more than 1.2 million acres of wilderness.
The Humboldt-Toiyabe Wilderness Areas are as diverse as the Forest itself. The Forest spreads from the eastern Sierra Nevada’s in California to the borders of Idaho, and Utah. The Forest manages wilderness near the urban areas of Reno and Las Vegas, as well as wilderness hundreds of miles from anywhere.
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Wilderness Name |
Associated Ranger District |
Acres |
Map |
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Austin-Tonopah |
35,581 |
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Austin-Tonopah |
120,555 |
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Ely |
22,374 |
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Carson |
77,862 |
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Ely |
47,311 |
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Mountain City-Ruby Mountains-Jarbidge |
32,364 |
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Ely |
52,451 |
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Ely |
121,467 |
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Bridgeport |
99,538 |
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Mountain City-Ruby Mountains-Jarbidge |
110,471 |
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Spring Mountains National Recreation Area |
19,047 |
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Carson |
20,027 |
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Spring Mountains National Recreation Area |
54,641 |
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Ely |
79,963 |
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Carson |
28,631 |
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Ely |
26,310 |
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Spring Mountains National Recreation Area |
4,599 |
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Ely |
20,521 |
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Mountain City-Ruby Mountains-Jarbidge |
92,652 |
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Santa Rosa |
32,072 |
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Ely |
36,151 |
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Austin-Tonopah |
92,627 |
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Ely |
40,041 |
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Bridgeport |
49,125 |