Nevada Travel Advisories

Nevada Travel Alerts

From park and major road closures to unusual environmental circumstances and Nevada COVID restrictions, if we know of something going on that may affect your visit, you’ll find it here, along with links to further resources to get more info.

Nevada Fire Restrictions

To reduce hazardous fuels on National Forest System and city-owned lands ahead of the 2022 Nevada fire season, sheep will be released near Carson City’s Kings Canyon Road and C-Hill area. A popular place to hike with dogs, visitors must keep dogs leashed while hiking through the area from April 6th, 2022 through May 31, 2022.

Many South Lake Tahoe destinations remain impacted by the 2021 Caldor Fire. Before you hit Desolation Wilderness, sections of the TCT and PCT, and beyond, please be aware that hazards exist with increased risk. Visitors recreating within all wilderness and recreation areas surrounding South Lake Tahoe should recreate responsibly by remaining vigilant and aware of weather conditions by checking with local authorities before heading into the backcountry.

• USFS Lake Tahoe Basin
• Reno Tahoe Wildfire Resource & Safety Information

Nevada State Parks & National Recreation Areas

• Effective October 27, 2021, lake access at Cave Lake State Park is temporarily closed to the public as construction gets under way to restore Cave Creek Dam. The lake is currently being completely drained. While the campground is open, access to the lake will remain closed due to unsafe shoreline conditions and other safety concerns until the project is complete. Please check back for updates!
• Monitor current Lake Mead water levels here. 

Before you head our way this winter, be sure to read up on all local COVID-19 and safety procedures that vary based on ski resort.

Nevada Gov. Steve Sisolak Ends Mask Mandate

Effective 02/10/2022

As the number of new COVID-19 cases continue to decline and vaccination rates increase, masks are no longer required in public spaces across Nevada, effective immediately. Mask requirements may vary from business to business across Nevada cities and counties, where Nevadans and visitors may still be asked to wear a mask. Federal mask mandates remain in place in airports, on planes, and public transportation. For more information, click here.

For more info on the Nevada Department of Public and Behavior Health Traveler’s Health Program, click here.

Nevada’s Traveler Health Program

Flying to Nevada? Free testing is available to any ticketed passengers traveling through Reno-Tahoe International Airport and McCarran International Airport. For more information on Nevada’s Traveler Health Program, click here.

Who can get a COVID-19 Test? Any ticketed passenger!

When and where can I get a COVID-19 Test?

• Reno-Tahoe International Airport (Reno)
• McCarran International Airport (Las Vegas)

What is the cost of the COVID-19 test? Free!

Do I need to get a COVID-19 test? Your destination may require it, whether you’re traveling international or domestic. For more information, click here.

Read Up On Our Resources

Come Out and Play It Safe

Nevada Health Response

NV Road Conditions

Nevada Weather Info

Nevada Wildfires

NV Air Quality Index

CDC Guidelines

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