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The National Atomic Testing Museum is located not far from the Strip, but you can really kick your Nuclear Nevada history lesson up a notch by snagging a spot on a tour to the Nevada National Security Site.

We can neither confirm nor deny how many aliens Area 51 may be harboring, but we know where else you can safely space out on some only-in-Nevada extraterrestrial action without fear of arrest (or worse).

Standing proudly as a symbol of what people can accomplish during even the toughest of times, Hoover Dam serves more than 7 million visitors each year and is one of Nevada’s most popular tourist attractions.

Want to know what Buzz Aldrin and Neil Armstrong were going through as they bounced around on the Moon in 1969? In Nevada, you can know that exact feeling thanks to the incredible Lunar Crater Backcountry Byway, which explores 20 extinct volcanoes, ancient obsidian-laden lava beds, incredible Nevada backroads, and the largest natural crater in the state.

Dangling overhead this legendary Wild West town, Pioche’s Aerial Tramway—the only one of its kind still standing all of the entire Silver State—along with historic buildings that have been part of the Pioche story since the very beginning.

Adorned with alpine peaks, lakes, and flowing streams, tree-lined canyons, and horizon-chasing, high-desert valleys, Elko County is vast and varied, with the Ruby Mountains and Lamoille Canyon Scenic Byway as its stunning centerpiece.

For one of the best turquoise rockhounding experiences in Nevada, head straight to the source at the Otteson Brothers Turquoise Mine Tours in Tonopah.

One of the best ways to get to know the mightiness of Nevada’s Great Basin Desert is through Basin and Range National Monument—one of the first, and largest national monuments […]

Called West by the largest silver strike ever discovered, discover a melting pot of cultures entombed at the oldest cemetery in Nevada with tombstones dating all the way back to the early 1850s.

What better place to throw a hidden party than inside an ancient cave? That’s exactly what soldiers stationed in West Wendover during the 1940s believed, who used the cave to […]