Rabbit Creek (Nevada)

Rabbit Creek is a stream located in Elko County, Nevada. It is a tributary of the Bruneau River, which eventually flows into the Snake River and part of the larger Columbia River drainage basin. The creek is located in the northern part of Elko County, known for its remote and rugged terrain.

The area surrounding Rabbit Creek is primarily used for ranching and grazing. The creek itself provides a water source for livestock and supports some riparian vegetation. Wildlife in the area includes various species of birds, mammals, and fish typical of the Great Basin region. The creek's flow can be variable depending on seasonal precipitation and snowmelt. Access to Rabbit Creek is often limited and may require traveling on unpaved roads.