A rustic, log or cedar Visitor’s Center, Wild Horse Museum, and a Training & Adoption Facility will be the focal point of the Sanctuary.

There will also be Wild Horse Photo Safari Excursions for visitors to enjoy.

Much as they do on the wild animal reserves of Kenya, visitors will be able to leave their cars behind and travel onto the Sanctuary in specially-designed vehicles which will allow them to view and photograph the wild horses without disturbing them.

Also planned is an Indian Cultural Center.

Since the local Paiutes and Shoshones played an important role in the history of Virginia City and the area, in later years, the Wild Horse Museum & Visitor’s Center will possibly be expanded to contain an Indian Cultural Center and other pertinent displays.

Please click on the images below to see expanded views of our proposed Facility.

Our Sincere thanks to Jim Cox at Blue Moon Designs for creating this wonderful scale mockup of our proposed facility!

For the tourist in you, remember that the historic mining town of Virginia City, NV is only minutes away. It's a perfect place to shop, dine and explore the history of this great area.

Also, The "Biggest Little City In The World" is only 25 minutes away. Reno, NV plays host to many well-known national events such as the Senior Pro Rodeo Finals, Hot August Nights, and more!

So whether your interest is in horses, the great outdoors, or the great fun of the wild west, The "Comstock Wild Horse Sanctuary" has something to offer to everyone!