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As thousands of makers from around the world descend upon the Black Rock Desert each summer, Reno is the last major stopping point before entering Black Rock City, and the […]

From downtown Reno’s West Street to Keystone Avenue, and Interstate 80 to West Second Street, discover 20 city blocks of art installations that first debuted at Burning Man, redeveloped hotel and residential units, retail stores, restaurants, and a half-mile long ribbon of color, light, sound, art and entertainment experiences that redefine a whole new Biggest Little City in the World.

Surrounded by stunning glacial cirques and views of Nevada’s mighty basin and range topography, trout fishing, hiking, camping, and stargazing abounds at this spectacular alpine lake.

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.

Brimming with otherworldly landscapes, incredible geologic and human history, and animals found nowhere else on earth, a lifetime of discovery awaits at the the lowest, hottest, and driest place in North America.

More than just premium specialty chocolates, Ethel M delights with tasting experiences, self-guided tours, and the largest cactus garden in Nevada.

Nestled in the basin and range of central Nevada just outside Austin, Spencer Hot Springs remains a favorite for veteran and newbie soakers alike.

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.

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.

Tucked in the spectacular, ruggedly remote northwestern Nevada, Knott Creek Reservoir beckons outdoorsmen of all kinds thanks to its top notch fly fishing, crowdless hiking trails, untamed wildlife, and some of the best stargazing in the state, country, and world.