What better way to celebrate your country’s independence than with your fellow Americans? The White Pine County Tourism and Recreation Board invites anyone anywhere to come and enjoy a free, delicious breakfast to celebrate the independence of our country.
This breakfast will take place at the Bristlecone Convention Center located on the southeast corner of 6th Street and Lyons Avenue.
The patriotism of Ely, Nevada shows through in its annual Fourth of July Parade.
The main street, Highway 50, is closed off to traffic and at 11 a.m. the fun begins. The parade begins with the American and Nevada state flags displayed by The Pony Express horseback riders. Following the flags, the Grand Marshall waves to everyone.
After the parade has ended, there will be games, face painting, and booths at Broadbent Park, where the parade began. The streets are always crowded at this once a year event, so if you want a great view of the parade, and the possibility of catching candy or Frisbees, get there early. Many barbeques will be planned while waiting for the parade to begin, so be prepared!
White Pine Golf Course is an 18-hole course which was built in 1928.
It has a USGA course rating of 72.3, which is 0.1% higher than the average for all Golf Courses.
White Pine Golf Course is a par 73 course. It is 6,843 yards long, which is 264 more than the average for all Golf Courses.
There is a $28 green fee $40 with a cart.
On Monday, the 4th of July, watch the fireworks from the best seats in White Pine County.
On board, passengers have the option to purchase candy, soda, and water. They’ll also be able to view panoramic vistas and travel through two tunnels.
Adults— $39
Children (4–12)— $20
Children 3 and under ride free
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The Fireworks Express is scheduled to depart from the Nevada Northern Railway Complex located on the Northeast end of Ely, just South of the White Pine Golf Course.