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Need a New Year’s resolution worth keeping? Kick off the brand-new year with our list of 10 only-in-Nevada resolutions, packed with adventure inspiration, surprising discoveries, and something for everyone.

From the most haunted place in Nevada, to Sagebrush Saloons, Open-Air Galleries, and history too good to be true, read up on why Goldfield is the ultimate destination for all your Free-Range Art Highway discoveries.

With a range in elevation from 481’ to over 13,000’, Nevada is easily the most diverse state for wintertime fun in the entire country. From world-class Lake Tahoe skiing to Red Rock Canyon hiking and biking to exploring ghost towns and Sagebrush Saloons, discover the best ways to win winter in the Silver State.

One of Nevada’s more unique mining camps holds a past as colorful as the scenery that surrounds it.

Halfway between Las Vegas and Reno, a quick family getaway awaits. Tonopah beckons adventurers, budding rockhounds, and lovers of history and all things odd, thanks to its Historic Mining Park, incredible hike-able rock formations, killer grub, plenty of haunted history, and even the infamous Clown Motel.

Know someone who loves to get their hands on Nevada’s history and heritage? Treat that devotee of days gone by to a guided tour at famous locales, like Lake Tahoe, Virginia City, or Boulder City—on foot, on the water, or even on one of the state’s three still-chuggin’ scenic railways.

With a story defined by Wild West outlaw enclaves, caution-to-the-wind mining-era boomtowns, and other outlandish, uncommon chapters, it’s no wonder Nevada is considered to be one of the country’s most supernaturally active state. From haunted hotels and spirit-filled saloons to macabre museum collections and ghost hunt tours, discover how to get into Nevada’s haunted history at these classic haunts.

We sat down with Hame Anand, manager—and, frequently, de facto spokesman—of the Clown Motel in Tonopah, NV to chat about the world-infamous lodging destination, as well as its resident ghosts, art, and (of course) clowns. Here’s how it went…

Double your fun this summer by pairing a road trip on some iconic Nevada routes with the anything-but-ordinary fairs, festivals, and races happening in cities and communities along the way.

We’re sure you’ve stayed in some interesting places. But not like ours. If you tend to pack a sense of adventure in your overnight bag, you’re in luck. From haunted hotels and ghost town B&Bs to off-the-grid guest ranches and train caboose quarters, say goodnight to normal at these only-in-Nevada places to stay.