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Ready to see where the ghosts live? Head for historic Eureka, Nevada to embark on a walking tour that explores some of the most haunted locations in Nevada, for an evening of history, mystery, folklore, and fun! 

Revel in the boomtown history of this good timin’ “living ghost town” with Old West gunfights, bed races, ghost tours, miners’ lying contests, old-fashioned children’s games, hearty western BBQ, a car show, parade and more. Can’t bear to leave? Pony up to the Land Auction and stake your claim!

Ready to see where the ghosts live? Reacquaint yourself with the spirit of the season at the annual Lovelock Ghost Walk—a walking tour through historic buildings, locations and other spooky sights in and around historic downtown Lovelock.

In a town with a haunted history as deep as Virginia City’s mines, October in these parts is aptly called – Hauntober. Head to Virginia City any time throughout the month of October for spooky fun the whole family can enjoy.

Ready for a three-day Weird Nevada extravaganza? Brimming with parades, cook-offs, art shows, only-in-Nevada races, and a whole lotta award winning chili, there’s no better way to celebrate the spirit of southwestern Nevada than Beatty Days.

Having been recently renovated while maintaining its true 1880s elegance, raise one up for Mom this Mother’s Day at the historic Jackson House Hotel. Nestled in downtown Eureka, this said-to-be haunted Eureka hotel is a must see (and stay!) for anyone road tripping the Loneliest Road in America.

A Silver State holiday honoring it’s admission to the union, Nevada Day brims with history and culture and Battle Born heritage, celebrated from all corners of Nevada.

Nearly 40 balloons hover over the majestic Ruby Mountains each summer for a free balloon fest the whole fam will love. Take in the magic of a nighttime glow show, rub shoulders with pilots and balloon crews, enter your best balloon pics in the photo contest, and more at this free Elko annual event.

Ice sculpting, snow bowling and ice fishing derbies on frozen Cave Lake—plus the only fireworks show we know of that launches explosives from a moving steam train—and plenty more winter-defying activities make Ely’s Fire & Ice Winter Festival the hottest (and coolest) place to be.

Set against one of the best preserved Old West mining districts in the Silver State, raise a glass for the premiere art and wine celebration along the Loneliest Road in America.