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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.

Whether you’re looking to spend a day shopping, flexing those creative muscles, or surrounding yourself in nature, Dickerson Road has a little something to offer everyone.

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 […]

There are few better ways to get away from it all and let the Great Basin inspire than appreciating an open-air art installation designed to do just that. Situated north […]

Inspired by ancient monuments, minimalism, industrial technology, and other works he studied while visiting Chichen Itza, Michael Heizer’s City is nearly the same size as the National Mall and one of the largest sculptures ever made.

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.

From some of the most legendary trophy fishing in the West to unmatched birdwatching, wildlife photography, off-roading, camping, and more, Pyramid Lake beckons the outdoorsman in all of us to experience this northwestern Nevada jewel.

There’s no better way to get to know the spirit of the Silver State than within a ghost town great that solidified its sterling reputation. Nestled within mineral-rich mountains south of Hawthorne along the Free-Range Art Highway road trip, discover a history-packed Nevada ghost town within easy highway access at the historic silver mining town of Candelaria.

Bolstering the spirit of the Silver State, all kinds of mighty prosperous boomtowns thrived along the southern edge of Mineral County during the late 1800s—Marietta included. After silver, borax and […]

Nevada wows with ghost towns in every corner of the state, and if you’re cruisin’ the Cowboy Corridor and craving a good ol’ fashioned slice of rough and tumble wild west, search no further than Seven Troughs Ghost Town