16 Ways To Give Ordinary Adventure The Heave-Ho

The largest alpine lake in North America is a wintry paradise for skiers, snowboarders, and anyone after après-ski relaxation.

A desert state might not be the first place you’d think to check when looking for wildflowers, but thanks to our wide elevation range, Nevada has diverse climates that support an array of flowers. Here’s a highlight of some of our favorite wildflower watch areas.

Harrison Duran (@duranosaur) takes a fossil road trip around Nevada, showcasing the prehistoric treasures he recommends everyone enjoy and explore.

More than fifty million annual visitors head for Nevada annually. Big-name places like Lake Tahoe, Valley of Fire, and Red Rock Canyon reel in multitudes from around the world. However, the Silver State also beckons seekers of serious solace and solitude. If you're looking to get off the beaten path, then bolster your bucket list with this handful of lower-key, more crowd-free—but no less trip-worthy—Nevada destinations.

Whether you're new to dusty Nevada roads or a dirt road pro, we've got the dirt on off-grid Nevada bliss. From safety tips for driving on dirt roads to a packing list for your dirt road campground, we’ve got everything you need to become an expert on the Dirt Road Code.

Inspired by Episode 2 of “Get a Little Out There with Alex Honnold,” this field guide lets you follow Alex’s lead to the destinations featured in the show, plus a few nearby stops worth a detour.

Nothing to see, nothing to do, all just a bunch of ugly landscapes and unfriendly locals. Get us away from this place! #NVRoadTrip

From the world's best mountain biking trails, outdoor rock climbing gym, natural hot springs, and ski slopes, get the lowdown on why visiting Las Vegas and surrounding areas is better in the winter than anytime else.

If you want to go wildlife spotting in the Silver State, we’ve gathered some of the best places you might glimpse a view of some new-to-you or favorite creatures.