With its scenic backdrops and winding trails, this remote campsite in Eastern Nevada is sure to have you coming back year after year. Location White Pine County Length 15 miles (Network) Town Ely Pets Permitted on Leash Fees No Wilderness Areas High Schells Wilderness, Mount Moriah Wilderness Description Sacramento Pass is a fantastic multi-use recreation area that caters to OHV riders, anglers, equestrians, and hikers alike. This newly developed campground offers immediate access to both motorized and non-motorized trails, making it an ideal basecamp. The Great Basin National Park is just minutes away for additional exploration when you want a change of scenery. For OHV enthusiasts, a popular day trip is NF 453 south of Sacramento Pass in Spring Valley. Staging is convenient in a large gravel parking area off Shoshone Road. The trail climbs toward Mt. Washington with steep switchbacks and loose rock. The first 4.5 miles are suitable for full-size 4x4 vehicles. Beyond the old mining area, the trail becomes narrower. Important: OHV use is not permitted within Great Basin National Park boundaries — please stay on designated BLM roads only. The area also supports excellent horseback riding with horse camping available and an established corral on site. Anglers should obtain a fishing permit in advance through the NDOW website. Campground Amenities Each site offers shade structures, restrooms, picnic tables, and grills. Potable water is not available. All campsites are first-come, first-served. Other Information This remote high-desert location provides beautiful scenery and a peaceful atmosphere that keeps visitors returning year after year. Always plan ahead — carry extra water, food, and supplies, as services are limited. Respect wilderness boundaries and stay on designated trails. A perfect blend of convenient camping, diverse recreation opportunities, and stunning Eastern Nevada landscapes.