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A favorite ghost town among Nevadans, Hamilton and Treasure City once ushered in $20 million dollars in silver. Today, it’s considered to have been one of the purest silver discoveries in the state.

Is there a better way of grabbing onto Nevada’s storied silver rush, than to experience a place that sprung to life because of it? Not far from the eastern Nevada town of Ely, a visit to Cherry Creek is a must for any ghost town lovers out there. #NVGhostTown

Whether you’re satisfying a burger craving after rockhounding at Gemfield, ready to kick your heels up after a day of learning the Goldfield story, or looking for a quick Free-Range Art Highway pick me up, there’s no better place to fuel up for your central Nevada discoveries.

Open since 1989, Henderson’s Lion Habitat Ranch has strived to protect wild lions by providing a safe environment and living quarters for the rest of their natural lives. Aside from […]

Nevada is a geologic wonderland and total rockhounder’s paradise, brimming with natural deposits of turquoise, black fire opal, garnets, petrified wood, and thousands more mineral deposits in all corners of […]

At this Clark County ghost town — situated just 45 minutes from the Las Vegas Strip — visitors can drink in history at the Pioneer Saloon, kick up dust on adrenaline-pumping offroad tours, and explore what was once one of the most bountiful mining districts in southern Nevada.

Ever watch Top Gun and think, “I could do that”? Well, here’s your chance to prove it, at Las Vegas’ Sky Combat Ace professional flight training school—the #1 extreme aviation attraction in the world.

Nevada’s Capital City brims with rich history and heritage felt from all corners of the city. Discover state museums, historic districts and the capitol building, then head outside for even […]

There’s no better way to get to know one of Nevada’s oldest towns than from historic digs that have been part of the Dayton story for more than 160 years. […]

A short, 10-minute walk from South Lake Tahoe, year-round recreation knows no bounds at Van Sickle Bi-State Park thanks to a free, intricate network of mountain biking and hiking trails that serve up some of the best views in the entire Lake Tahoe Basin.