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Park-hop your way through 24 Nevada State Parks, Great Basin National Park, and Beyond With the largest, clearest, purest alpine lake in North America, it’s no surprise that millions of […]

Here’s the thing: The more Nevada you know, the more Nevadan you are. And now is a perfect time to get out here, explore your own state, and really live #ThatNevadaLife.

From Basque boarding houses and family-style feasts to folklore and festivals, discover a rich heritage that continues to thrive with unwavering passion in northern Nevada.

With alpine lakes, towering peaks, limestone caves, and Earth’s oldest trees—all beneath the brightest stars in the darkest skies in the Lower 48—Great Basin National Park is a Silver State standout.

The Ely Renaissance Society was formed in 1999 to renovate and preserve the downtown Ely area by creating an outdoor cultural art gallery depicted in murals and sculpture winding through the historic downtown.

Tour back in time to Nevada’s Heyday and see how Comstock millionaires Eilley and Sandy Bowers lived the posh life in Washoe Valley.

We don’t bill Nevada as “The Weirdest, Wildest West” for nothing. Between multiple haunted hotels, mannequin cities built just for atomic bombing, and a little ol’ government facility by the name of Area 51, the Silver State is a hoppin’ hotbed of otherworldly experiences. Go supernatural sightseeing with this list of spooky sites, and prepare to get your paranormal on.

From “Grain-to-Glass” and “Farm-to-Flask,” it doesn’t get more Drink Local than sipping on something a mere cork’s throw from where it grew. Shake Your Foodie Season All Seasons Region State […]

From an alien-centric highway to haunted hot spots and ghost towns galore, it’s all too easy to go supernatural sightseeing across the Silver State. Download our free Paranormal Passport to digitally check in at nearly 50 locations and rack up points toward ghostly Travel Nevada goodies.

At Northstar California, guests discover a one-of-a-kind winter oasis complete with freshly groomed slopes, an average annual snowfall of more than 350 inches, fireside hot cocoas, and expansive mountainscapes.