Genoa Loop Trail

Mormon Station State Historic Park, located in the scenic town of Genoa, Nevada, is the site of the state's first permanent non-native settlement, established in 1851 as a trading post along the Carson Route of the California Trail. The park features a reconstructed version of the original trading post, which burned down in 1910, along with a museum showcasing pioneer-era artifacts. With lush lawns and mature trees, the park serves as a picturesque gathering place for events such as weddings and family reunions, offering a group pavilion that accommodates up to 300 people. Annual celebrations, like the Genoa Candy Dance Arts & Crafts Faire and the Genoa Americana Celebration, further enhance the park's appeal as a vibrant community hub. Generated from the website