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A Snowbird ’s IParadise


Story By Amy Demuth P n The Desert


ahrump might not be on the top of your must visit list, that is until now. While you oſten read that destinations have


“something for everyone,” Pahrump doesn’t try to be anything it’s not. And frankly, there’s more going on here than you might think. Pahrump, Nevada is easy to reach and hard to forget. An


hour west of Las Vegas and an hour east of Death Valley Na- tional Park, Pahrump is an oasis in the heart of Nevada’s desert with a lot of surprises.


Golf Don’t let the dry desert of southern Nevada fool you. Pahrump’s golf courses are pristine, green and ready to be played. Resem- bling courses found in the town’s southern, glitzier neighbor, these courses appeal to novices and advanced players with fast greens, long yardages and par 4s and 3s. Plus a round or two at these courses are cooler and more af-


fordable with scenic mountain backdrops. Mountain Falls Golf Course and Lakeview Executive Golf Course offer packages, group rates and host tournaments.


Wineries Wine in the desert? Yes, Pahrump has that too. Tat’s right, two award-winning wineries. Tantalize your taste buds while taking a tour or just relax while soaking in the contrast. Pah- rump Valley Winery was recently voted by travelers as the top “Nevada Treasure” in Travel Nevada’s “Discover Your Nevada” campaign for the Nevada Commission on Tourism. Sanders


PAHRUMP (clockwise from top), Death Valley, Pahrump Nugget Night Shot, Spring Mountain Motor Resort, Fall Festival


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