Spring Mt. Ranch State Park
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The Spring Mt. Ranch State Park is a location in the Mojave Wasteland located north of the Tribal village.
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As you approach, you will find swarms of giant mantises and a few cazadores as they run rampant around the lake. It is also common to find quite a few grazing bighorners in the vicinity. Just in front of the lake is a burned-down house, with some corrals and some minor loot in the dresser.
To the north-east is another destroyed house that contains a cellar-door to the Great Khan armory. A workbench and reloading benches are located in the basement. If you are friendly with the Great Khans you can trade with the armorer.
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- Strangely, if you look southwest from the burned house you will see a group of plants, if you manage to get near it and level with them you can see that a small pond exists but there is no way to get to it. There is a little path of invisible land in the sky you can walk on that goes around it.
- You may find several mantises in the water swimming in circles. You won't be able to use V.A.T.S., but it will provide an entertaining experience.
- There is a tree on the south west side which isn't properly connected with the terrain, and it appears to be floating in mid-air.
- If you continue past the lake you will find a path that leads to the Red Rock Canyon.
AppearancesEdit
Spring Mt. Ranch State Park appears only in Fallout: New Vegas.
Behind the scenesEdit
Spring Mt. Ranch State Park is a reference to the actual park of the same name located in Blue Diamond, Nevada just southwest of Las Vegas.[1] Spring mountain is a reference to the Spring mountains on the border of Nevada and California.[2]