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Gerlach
Gerlach, Nevada is one of the state’s tiniest towns, but also one of the biggest on history and natural wonders. Gerlach is the gateway to the intriguing and mysterious Black Rock Desert, which is home to famous Fly Geyser, numerous natural hot springs, 1.2 million acres of wilderness, and, of course, Burning Man. No matter when you visit Gerlach, the town itself and the unrivaled desert landscape beyond are sure to quench the wanderlust in your soul.
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Austin
Founded during a silver rush in the 1860s, Austin NV stands as a testament to “the way it was.” Situated along the Loneliest Road in America, the Austin of today is a friendly little community filled with beautiful 19th-century buildings, old-school saloons, friendly accommodations, and intriguing historic sites. Find out why Austin Nevada makes a great stop while road tripping Highway 50 and a perfect springboard for exploring central Nevada’s sweeping outdoor splendor.
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Dyer
Dyer, NV is located in Esmeralda County, between the Silver Peak Range and the towering White Mountains that separate the Golden and Silver States. Visitors to this beautifully remote, pastoral corner of Nevada can enjoy a cozy vineyard B&B stay after exploring nearby ghost towns, the nation’s first designated wild burro range, beautiful Fish Lake Valley, and 13,140′ Boundary Peak—Nevada’s tallest summit.
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Carson City
Nevada’s Heart Beats Here Where History Lives and Adventure Awaits Welcome to Carson City, Nevada, home of your next great outdoors adventure. In the capital of Nevada, you can follow […]
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Genoa
The town of Genoa—the oldest permanent settlement in Nevada—is a quaint community rich in historical charm. The Genoa Historic District (listed on the National Register of Historic Places) is home to beautiful Victorian buildings that house businesses offering unique gifts, tasty take-away meals perfect for picnics at Mormon Station State Historic Park, and—perhaps most famously—the oldest saloon in the Silver State.
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Alamo
Alamo, Nevada is the perfect place to blast off on an Extraterrestrial Highway adventure past Area 51 and beyond. It’s also a great waypoint along the Great Basin Highway, thanks to lush, oasis-like Pahranagat National Wildlife Refuge, and makes an ideal overnight spot when visiting Basin and Range National Monument or the Mount Irish Wilderness.
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Denio
Denio Nevada offers visitors a fascinating slice of Wild West history. If you want to tour the alluring Black Rock Desert, incredible hot springs, Black Fire Opal mining, or simply step off the grid and get some much-needed quiet time and peace of mind, then Denio is the place to be.
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Sparks
The city of Sparks, Nevada—Reno’s next-door neighbor—attracts hundreds of thousands of visitors each year for the meat-tacular Best in the West Nugget Cook-Off, the automobile extravaganza that is Hot August Nights, and big-time biker bashes during Street Vibrations. It’s also home to the Reno-Tahoe area’s premier shopping mall (including plenty of brand-name outlets) and the flagship location of award-winning Great Basin Brewing Company.
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Fernley
Located just 30 minutes east of bustling Reno, at the crossroads of four classic Nevada road trips, Fernley also draws motorheads with its celebrated dirt racetrack and welcomes visitors with comfortable hotels and some satisfying mom-and-pop restaurants.
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Caliente
Welcome to Nevada’s untamed eastern edge! Caliente Nevada is southern Nevada’s adventure HQ. Dubbed Nevada’s “City of Roses” for its wild rose bed-lined streets, this former resort town (with its classic Spanish Mission architecture Union Pacific railroad depot) has rolled towards rebirth as a mountain bike mecca and your basecamp for several stunning Nevada state parks.
