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Looking for a double dose of adventure? Pair a picturesque hot spring soak with an awesome only-in-Nevada experience.

People have been dipping away their cares in Nevada’s mineral-rich hot springs for centuries. Grab a gift card or give a steamy staycation. To bring the healing on home, box up a bevy of hand-harvested, locally-sourced, made-in-Nevada pampering products, too.

The next time you’re rarin’ to get out of town and cool off—whether it’s with a refreshing dip or a frosty mug in a history-drenched tavern—check out this roundup of trip-worthy watering holes within easy reach of Las Vegas.

Wanna beat the heat? Make a splash and raise a glass at these trip-worthy watering holes within easy reach of Reno.

When it comes to winter, Nevada offers the warmest welcome out of any state in the nation. From dipping into majestic hot springs to digging into spicy Basque soup, the Silver State knows how to kick Jack Frost to the curb like nowhere else. Discover the hottest places to chill out this season.

Hot springs are magical. Learn how you can do your part to keep them that way.

Nevada really lights up at night—and we’re not just talking about neon signs and dazzling marquees. Go beyond the urban glow and you’ll find the brightest stars in the darkest skies in the Lower 48. Scope out this lineup of stellar spots to spy constellations, the Milky Way, and thousands of stars with your naked eye—all within easy road trip range of Reno.

Ready for a welcome change of scenery? Look just down the highway from Reno. Hardly just a haven for school-kid field trips, your very own capital city calls with culture, cuisine, and outdoor action. From Old West history to spankin’-new pedal-powered railway tours, craft brew-paired bistro bites to hot spring soaks, and kid-approved activities galore, you’ll wonder why you haven’t headed down for a slightly-south sleepover sooner.

Although the desert bighorn sheep carries the Nevada State Animal crown upon its curvy horns, there’s another worthy critter out here that we consider a just-as-deserving Silver State symbol: the one-and-only wild burro. Learn about what makes them such stalwart survivalists, their firm place in our rich mining history, and where you can see them yourself — and maybe even meet one face to snout.

Whether you want to be tenting it up beside a trout-packed alpine lake, overlanding under the most spectacular stargazing you’ve ever experienced, or pulling the RV into a beautiful park, Nevada offers seemingly endless choices for every camping style.