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Whether they’re some of your favorite spots or the next places you wanna jump in the car and #NVRoadTrip off to, add a little Silver State sparkle on your next call with one of our virtual backgrounds.

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.

The Ruby Mountains and Lamoille Canyon in northeastern Nevada are a summertime paradise for outdoor action-seekers of every stripe. With peaks that reach beyond 11,000’ harboring glacier-carved Lamoille Canyon within, the Ruby Mountains call to hikers, bikers, anglers, and more.

Ghost hunters and paranormal enthusiasts love the Silver State. Thanks to a Wild Western past packed with untimely demises and unfinished business, plenty of paranormal pros believe Nevada to be the most spectrally active state. However, out of Nevada’s plethora of “permanent residents,” the most famous spirit is Tonopah’s Lady in Red, who graces the historic Mizpah Hotel with her ghostly presence.

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…

From the grand champions of historic preservation, to a few spots to keep your eye on as they’re being preserved real time, this lineup of historic places found throughout Nevada all have one tasty thing in common: you can have the same experience there today as you could 100+ years ago. #NVHistory

Looking for a double dose of adventure? Pair a picturesque hot spring soak with an awesome only-in-Nevada experience.

Discover the best places to spot migratory birds, bighorn sheep, wild horses and burros, the world’s rarest fish, and tons more spectacular species at wildlife refuges, animal sanctuaries, and zoological parks around Nevada.

Whether you’re a bona fide bird nerd or a fledgling fan of our fine feathered friends, discover six of Nevada’s best birdwatching locales.

Two aptly named earthlings embark on an otherworldly road trip.