The Virginia and Truckee Railroad (V&T) is a historic railroad located in Nevada, primarily serving the area between Virginia City and Carson City. Established in 1869, it played a crucial role in transporting silver and gold from the Comstock Lode, significantly contributing to the region's economic growth during the mining boom. Today, the V&T operates as a heritage railroad, offering scenic train rides that showcase the beautiful landscapes of the Sierra Nevada. The railroad has been restored to preserve its historical significance, allowing visitors to experience a piece of Nevada's rich mining history while enjoying the picturesque views along the route.