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Discover the best top things to do in , United States including Highway 50: LeBeau Graves, Central Theatre, Toquima Cave, Dayton Cemetery, Grimes Point, Lattin Farms, Ely Renaissance Village, Naval Air Station Fallon, Mather Overlook, Sandy Springs Pony Express.
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1. Highway 50: LeBeau Graves
2. Central Theatre
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 16 reviews
3. Toquima Cave
4. Dayton Cemetery
5. Grimes Point
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 70 reviews
Site of petroglyphs that are said to be 7000 years old.
Reviewed By dardjordan - Fallon, United States
It’s great to reconnect with your nature inner spirit. This was the back entrance. We eventually found the right entrance.
6. Lattin Farms
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 25 reviews
Lattin Farms provides a place to learn about agriculture, find fresh produce, and enjoy various activities with friends and family. Our Growers' Market has fresh produce from our farm as well as other local growers. We make bread and jam in our Country Kitchen, and have various other bottled and packaged foods. Visit our Fall Festival in October for the corn maze, pumpkin patch, kids' corner, and scarecrow factory. We also host private events such as weddings, parties, and luncheons.
7. Ely Renaissance Village
8. Naval Air Station Fallon
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 19 reviews
Reviewed By 4cents-worth - Grants Pass, United States
The U.S. Navy still trains it’s pilots at this facility to be better pilots like in the Top Gun movie. The static display of the airplanes was excellent and enhanced by our tour guide who did a superb job. Our visit included photos of our car club with the jets, plus a tour of the old control tower with a spectacular view of the base.
9. Mather Overlook
10. Sandy Springs Pony Express
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 4 reviews
Reviewed By scottjM4692LC - Fallon, United States
The old Sandy Springs pony express stop. The walls are still there so you can get an idea how big it used to be it’s not quite as impressive as the Sandsprings one but it is very nice to visit. We came here last year for the annual pony express run and sat downstairs waiting for the horse to come by. Never sought as it turns out they don’t come by here across the valley on the other side of the flyer. We were able to chase him down and get pictures before they got over the pass.
