We stopped to visit Elko Civil Air Patrol on the way to Idaho. Very friendly and warm welcome. It…read morewas PT night so the kids had to do some exercise. They also played some games like 'Capture the Flag.' At the end of the meeting, one of the seniors asked the Elko cadets what they thought/felt about having visitors. Also asked for any observation that could be applied to their squadron. He then asked my kids the same questions. There was some great insight. We really enjoyed our visit and will visit again when we pass through Elko again.

This is where you should start if you need to decide what to do in Elko. The exhibits are primarily…read moreoutside in separate buildings from 100 years ago such as a school, a creamery, and blacksmith shop. The main building was a 2-story home where many kids were raised. The person behind the desk was very friendly - Katie - providing personalized recommendations for what to do and see in and around Elko.

Helpful and pleasant employee. Needed cute stamps... was offered fun ones, and staff took time to…read moreshow me the current assortment available. Easy on-street parking.

VERY RUDE STAFF. Impatient employees and they make it feel like you're disturbing them when really…read moreit's their job. No stars

Amazing opportunities for your kids to learn and play with other kids! The story time makes living…read morein Elko less painful. My kid is almost 2yrs old. I bring her to story time all the time. She loves it! They have reading programs where your kid can win prices, scavenger hunts, activities. Your kid can be a kid there and it's fun to watch! Just go in and ask for a schedule!

While it may not be a big library it is one of my favorites. I love spending time at any and all…read morelibraries. I have since I was a child. The people here are very friendly and helpful. They have the internet and Wi-Fi for public use, and a wonderful room of books for sale. There are numerous activities for children after school and on Saturdays and much more. I always enjoy spending time here.

From the web: The Carlin Tunnel is a collective name for a set of four tunnel bores in the…read moreHumboldt River's Carlin Canyon, east of Carlin in Elko County, Nevada, United States. Wikipedia Also: The Carlin Tunnel is a set of four bores (two for the interstate and two for rail traffic) that are cut through the Humboldt River's Carlin Canyon, east of Carlin, NV which is about 100 miles west along I-80 from the Utah-Nevada border. The two interstate tunnels were opened in 1975. https://qdconstruction.com/projects/carlin-tunnel-rehabilitation/ https://www.onlyinyourstate.com/nevada/carlin-tunnel-nv/

I love tunnels! I remember going through them on Amtrak. It is fun and creepy at the same time…read moregoing g through tunnels. All that weight being held on op of you . I get creeped out in subways and tunnels but enjoy the thrill. The tunnel for vehicles has nice bright white lights. Less than 10 seconds in the tunnel.

Centennial tower that is lit up at night. Has 6 separate placards explaining different aspects of…read moreElko's 100 years. Takes 15 minutes to take it all in.