Named for George W. Baker, an early settler, the unincorporated town of Baker is in White Pine County, Nevada. Situated at the junction of State Routes 487 and 488, Baker is east of the main entrance of Great Basin National Park. Baker is northwest of Garrison and southeast of Black Horse.
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Located in Baker, on the Utah-Nevada border, only thirteen miles from the Great Basin National Park, the motel features twenty-nine guest rooms, an RV park, and a restaurant. Its location, hours of operation, breakfast, lunch and dinner menus, contacts, and photographs are featured.
http://www.borderinncasino.com/
Maintained by the Great Basin Business & Tourism Council, the site highlights the national park in Baker, Nevada, publishing photographs, descriptions, and a guide to area attractions, businesses, artists, crafters, and special events. Maps are included.
http://www.greatbasinpark.com/
The School of Natural Order, founded in 1946, was based on the teachings of Vitvan Ralph De Bit. Originally located in Escondido, California, its headquarters moved to Baker, in eastern Nevada in the late 1950s. Its programs, events, and publications are highlighted.
http://www.sno.org/
Silver Jack Inn & Lectrolux Cafe
Situated on the Loneliest Road in Great Basin National Park, the Baker, Nevada restaurant and motel are featured. Directions, hours of operation, its menus and services, policies, room rates and restaurant savings packages are discussed.
http://www.silverjackinn.com/
