That distinction goes to the Bristlecone pine trees, which are found at extreme elevations in the great basin. These trees live pretty much at tree line which is about 10,000 feet in this park. They thrive where essentially nothing else does, and are thought to live for over 4,000 years. Even when they eventually die, …
This is a remote, but very spectacular national park in Nevada on the Utah border. It features desert of course, but also high peaks, 5 distinct climate zones all easily visible from the park roads and trails, a really good cave, and bristlecone pines. The great basin is comprised of most of Nevada and parts …