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The Virgin Valley Heritage Museum in Mesquite is housed in a historic building that has worn many hats in its nearly 70-year history.

Whether you’re traveling with kids, or are just a kid at heart, let that inner child run wild at Animal Ark Reno—Nevada’s premiere wildlife sanctuary.

Here, visitors will have a way of experiencing a traditional saloon as you would’ve found it in the 1860s, with an actual mine addit in the rear of the bar, featuring a real underground mine. Does it get more authentic?

Prepare to see Lake Tahoe’s stunning version of “East Side Story,” starring Nevada’s serene wonder in all her glory, on one of three National Scenic Byways in Nevada.

Whether it’s an impressive fleet of rentals, expert in-house guides, or a seriously equipped outdoor retailer, it’s safe to say Desert Adventures has got you covered if southern NV outdoor recreation is what you’re after.

Ready to discover Nevada’s capital? There’s no better way to peer into the Silver State’s past than walking the self-guided, 2.5-mile Kit Carson Trail.

Visitors and locals alike can enjoy a fun combination of great food and spectacular scenery and on beautiful Lake Mead aboard the Desert Princess Paddlewheel boat.

Situated an hour from Carson City, Fort Churchill State Historic Park serves up spectacular photo ops, especially during golden hour. From stargazing and camping to hiking, fishing, and riverside picnicking, Fort Churchill is the perfect place to get a feel for what Nevada felt like before it became a state.

Tour the Pine Nut Mountains in an off-highway vehicle.

Built in 1856, the church features grained pews, Gothic confessionals, and a decoratively painted nine rank Henry C. Kilgen pipe organ in a Gothic case.