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Roll back the clock to 1907 and explore this original gateway to the heritage of the Nevada Northern Railway.

A favorite ghost town among Nevadans, Hamilton and Treasure City once ushered in $20 million dollars in silver. Today, it’s considered to have been one of the purest silver discoveries in the state.

As a perfect example of turn of the century Nevada mining camps, this #NVGhostTown has managed to survive better than others based on its remote proximity. Live by the Dirt Road Code and explore this four story historic mill site and surrounding structures part of this historic Nevada Ghost Town.

Whether you’re setting out for the thru-hike adventure of a lifetime, or just getting into day hiking, there’s no better place to experience the PCT than the eastern Sierra in the Lake Tahoe Basin, which promises enough geography, geology, biology and botany to keep you engaged through a lifetime of exploration.

In this century old building, history speaks. Situated in the Nevada-California-Oregon train depot HQ in downtown Reno, The Depot lives on as Nevada’s first combined brewery and distillery and should be part of everyone’s places to sip list as they get to know the Biggest Little City.

Stop in to learn about the culture of the Pyramid Lake Paiute Tribe and the history of this sacred region, as well as to purchase permits for camping, boating, or fishing at this high desert jewel.

As one of the most spectacular and truly remote corners of the state (and country), the Jarbidge Wilderness calls to outdoor adventure-seekers with more than 150 miles of hiking trails, towering ridges, mountains filled with wildlife, and endless unspoiled scenic splendor.

Though unimaginably profitable, Delamar quickly became known as “The Widowmaker.” When the gold was crushed and processed, it created a toxic silica dust. When miners working in the mines and mills breathed it in, they often developed silicosis, meeting untimely deaths.

Like a mirage rising out of Nevada’s spectacular low desert landscapes, discover can’t-believe-it’s-real crystal clear pools, and other spectacular habitats that provide an against-all-odds refuge for some of Nevada’s rarest creatures.

An incredible little reservoir not far from Ely, Illipah is a perfect high desert escape with great fishing and camping, and in close proximity to the area’s best ghost towns, too.