November – December 2019

I’ve spent nearly 300 hours in the car and used 700 gallons of gas to seek out more than 70…

Mother Nature has tried to have her way with the northeastern town of Wells. Fires and a powerful earthquake have…

The thermometer was toying with the century mark on Sept. 3, 1906 in Goldfield, when two men touched gloves in…

Anyone traveling through Nevada may have noticed a common occurrence beyond the majestic mountains, stunning views, and neon lights. For…

The Ong, as it became known, was said to have wings as long as the tallest pine tree, colossal webbed…

In September, Editor Megg Mueller and I, after wrapping up day two of ghost town adventures (see page 62), treated…

The Red Rock National Conservation Area sits on the west side of Las Vegas, just 14 miles from The Strip.…

This four-hour experience explores the sweet side of Sin City, starting at the iconic M&M’s World on The Strip where…

The first man-made craft to ply the crystalline waters of Lake Tahoe were the crude but efficient canoes of the…

  BY MEGG MUELLER Nevada Magazine has run stories about Lamoille Canyon for more than 70 years. We’ve written about…

Around 2 miles north of Gerlach lies a peculiar road; an anomalous cut in the sagebrush. Nevada has seemingly endless…