No Exit Necessary: Reno, NV to Adelanto,
Your guide to US Highway 395
Not Your Mama's Travel Guide!
Imagine your journey begins with the rugged scenery of Reno on the north end of the eastern Sierra Nevada, over mountain passes such as Deadman Summit, through unique towns along the route like Lone Pine, and down amongst the barren beauty of the Mojave Desert, to its terminus in Adelanto at Interstate-15.
No Exit Necessary, a roadside attraction and trivia exploration guide, is filled with trivialities, historic facts, monument inscriptions, and backstories of town names. Through the innovate use of QR Codes you can explore numerous links to campgrounds, points of interest, museums, vehicle charging stations, and even a story about a sea monster.
Other info you’ll find inside:
2 States, 7 Counties, and 29 Towns and Cities
12 Mountains and Summits and 1 Desert
11 Campgrounds and Day Use Parks
9 Roads and Historic Trail Crossings
31 Monuments and 39 Museums and Points of Interest
40+ QR Codes to Websites for more information
Whether you are en route from here to there, meandering about, or even an armchair traveler, now you can learn more about the road you’re on or find something fun to explore along the way.
No Exit Necessary
US 395 Reno, NV to Adelanto, CA
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OOPS! Corrections & Updates
- CC 9 begins the Carson River Watershed. The Carson River Watershed is just under the size of the state of Connecticut in landmass at 3,966 square miles. It’s comprised of the two rivers- West Fork Carson River and East Fork Carson River, both of which begin in the Sierra Nevada of California at over 9,000’ elevation. Ultimately the river(s) travel 205 miles flowing through Carson City, Minden, Gardnerville, Dayton, and Fallon, before emptying into the Carson Sink, an endorheic basin allowing no outflow to other bodies of water. During the Comstock mining boom, the watershed and water quality were critically impacted by mine tailings and deforested slopes.
- MNO 40 at June Lake Junction fuel is available.
- ROAD CONSTRUCTION: INY 28-INY42 THE new four-lane highway construction to be completed 2024. Speed limit 55 mph.
- INY 108 had a series of signs that are no longer displayed; "From Trail to Highway", "Old Highway 23", and "El Camino Sierra".
- Thank you Nathan Wilfong, Topaz Agriculture Station, for educating me on what all pests and bootleg activities you and your fellow employees look for.
- My sincere apologize to Maturango Museum for misspelling their name. I am so sorry but happy you found the error. It will be corrected upon the next printing of the book.
- Unfortunately, also in Ridgecrest, petroglyph tours are no longer available.
- OOPS - on page 100, INY 17 should read KER 17!
- OOPS - on page 102, INY 14 downgrade should be at KER 7.
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