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Cathedral Gorge State Park
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| Cathedral Gorge is a high desert park in eastern Nevada, near Panaca, comprising 1,608 acres of spectacular geological formations - spires and pillars carved by centuries of water running over clay in a Pliocene-era lakebed. Here, abundant birdlife includes hawks, migratory songbirds and hummingbirds, as well the fabled roadrunner. Stone structures left by the Civilian Conservation Corps, which built the camp in the 1930s provide additional interest. |
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Find out more visitor details and plan your visit to Cathedral Gorge State Park. |
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Read a brief article describing the Cathedral Gorge State Park natural history. |
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View a set of images and admire the unique Cathedral Gorge State Park carved shapes. |
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