16 Ways To Give Ordinary Adventure The Heave-Ho

From world-class ski resorts in Lake Tahoe to Red Rock Canyon hiking and Colorado River kayaking, Nevada is easily the most diverse state for wintertime fun in the U.S. Choose your wintertime passion and we’ll throw in the après-action satisfaction.

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.

Over the past decade, Great Basin National Park has become famous for an increasingly rare natural resource: its near-perfect night sky.

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

These backcountry destinations might mean arrival by a rough road or hike, but time it right and you could have a pristine aquatic playground practically to yourself.

Ditch the sweaters and mittens. From hitting the links and perfecting your cannonball to getting off road (on two feet or two wheels), southern Nevada is a warm winter wonderland.

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

Wondering where to find fall colors in northern Nevada? The Silver State has a plethora of autumnal hues to offer leaf-peepers.

Nevada’s plentiful canyons and mountains offer a lifetime’s worth of climbing opportunities.