Image looking up through a canyon in the Becky Peak Wilderness area with grass, shrubs and trees on both sides of the trail and multiple mountains ahead

Becky Peak Wilderness Area

The Becky Peak Wilderness area lies at the northern end of the Schell Creek Range in eastern Nevada. Vegetation includes desert shrubs and grasses at lower elevations with scattered pinyon pine and juniper stands on the upland slopes. Atop Becky Peak itself (9,859 feet), you will encounter bristlecone and limber pine trees. Wildflowers may be abundant during spring and include yarrow, prickly poppy, prickly pear cactus, larkspur, lupine, paintbrush, and sego lilies. Pronghorn antelope are frequently seen on the sagebrush flats. Other animals that may be spotted in the Becky Peak Wilderness area include mule deer, wild horses, pinyon jays, western fence lizards, and Great Basin Collard Lizards.

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Designation: White Pine County Conservation, Recreation and Development Act of 2006 (Public Law 109-432)
Date: December 20, 2006
Size: 18,189 acres

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702 N. Industrial Way
Ely, NV 89301
Phone: 775-289-1800