Extraterrestrial Highway
Visitor Services

Rachel provides the only services along the byway.

Service	Description	Service	Description
	Camping Two camping or RV sites are in Rachel.		Food The Little A'Le'Inn houses a restaurant and bar.
	Gasoline After Rachel, the next station is not for 97 miles, so be sure you have enough gas.		Lodging The only lodging offered is in Rachel at the Little A'Le'Inn.
	Phone There is a public phone in Rachel, but you must have a calling card to use it. It does not accept coins.		Restrooms There are toilet facilities along this byway.
	Retail The Little A'Le'Inn also offers alien merchandise.

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Special Considerations

Southcentral Nevada is sparsely populated. Traveler services are adequate but far apart. If you have trouble, stay with your vehicle. Roads are patrolled, and locals will almost always assist a stranded motorist. Also be aware that most of the Extraterrestrial Highway is an open range, so keep a look out for cows.

Restrictions

Much of the area on the southwest side of US 375 belongs to the Air Force. Never go off the road toward this area at night. During the daylight hours, obey all posted signs. If you go into any restricted area, you will be assessed a hefty fee.

Road Conditions

To find up to date information about the road conditions along Extraterrestrial Highway, please visit the FHWA listing of web sites for more information.

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