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An hour and change east of Reno “The Oasis of Nevada” awaits. The friendly farm town of Fallon invites fans of fresh food and outdoor action with great restaurants, a singing sand dune playground, an abundance of wildlife, plenty of comfy places to stay, and more.

In honor of Nevada’s birthday, we’re back with another lineup of historical figures every Nevada-lover should get to know—as well as museums, state parks, and other intriguing places you can follow in their footsteps, all around the Silver State.

Nevada’s Wild West roots are encapsulated in this living ghost town just one hour from the Las Vegas Strip.

Go behind the scenes with some of our favorite shot-in-Nevada films. When it comes to places to visit, Nevada’s always been pretty great at stealing the scene. But as it […]

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.

When it comes to winter, Nevada offers the warmest welcome out of any state in the nation. From dipping into majestic hot springs to digging into spicy Basque soup, the Silver State knows how to kick Jack Frost to the curb like nowhere else. Discover the hottest places to chill out this season.

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.

Millions of years of geothermal and geological activity makes Nevada a total rockhounder’s paradise. Read on for ways to get into some natural garnets, turquoise, and black fire opal.

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.