Battle Mountain State Park

About Battle Mountain State Park

Battle Mountain State Park, located on the western edge of Battle Mountain National Wildlife Refuge, was purchased to protect one of the nation's largest and most diverse wilderness areas. The 1.5-mile-long, 1,000-acre park provides habitat for all kinds of wildlife.

The park also serves as a storage facility for the Civil Protection Corps, whose members built the water system, set up picnic tables and built large granite fireplaces, some of which are still in the park. The park provides summer visitors with a convenient place to get to know the wildlife of Battle Mountain National Wildlife Refuge and other local wildlife. As the name suggests, there have been no confrontations in the park since the beginning of the 20th century, except for a confrontation between the US Army and the Confederate Army during the Second World War.

This spring brings with it the beauty of lush wildflowers and wildlife, as well as an abundance of fresh water, fresh air and a variety of animal species.

Many people enjoy the many bird species in the park in spring and summer, and many people travel the highway for various reasons, such as hiking, biking, camping, fishing, hiking and camping. If you need a place to stretch your legs and look forward to seeing your family, think Battle Mountain.