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Soak in the watering hole where emigrants once crossed the vast playa of the Black Rock Desert.

The Basque [pronounced BASK] are a strong, friendly and vibrant people from a region on the northern border between Spain and France. So…What is Basque? Big Hearts. Bigger Stomachs. Season […]

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Two things Nevada knows how to do are eat and throw a party. Get the best of both worlds by sipping and savoring your way around the Silver State at annual food events and festivals celebrating fresh cuisine, BBQ, ethnic dishes, beer, wine, and spirits, and beyond.

Mesquite Nevada offers visitors the rare chance to blend small-town charm with big-city attractions, such as master-designed golf courses and full-service casino-resorts, spas, and hotels. Visitors to this desert paradise in the picturesque Virgin River Valley won’t soon forget the can’t-believe-it’s-real sunsets, down-home atmosphere, and warm, friendly residents.

The Comfort Inn hotel is on Interstate 80 and is near Elko Regional Airport.

For generations, Hot August Nights has been a mecca for motorheads, who cruise in by the thousands from all over the country for a weeklong celebration of hot rods, vintage vehicles, and all all things classic car.

Established in 1931 to house the builders of Hoover Dam, Boulder City now brims with cute shops, killer cafés, and an Art Deco aura. Fewer than 30 miles southeast (but an entire world away) from Las Vegas, this charming southern Nevada burg is a hub for history and adventure at Hoover Dam, Lake Mead National Recreation Area, the Colorado River, and beyond.

See some of the most remarkable military history in Nevada at the Historic Wendover Air Field museum, where you can tour masterfully restored World War II-era buildings like the Enola Gay B-29 hangar, atomic bomb loading pits, uniforms, medals propellers and more.

Ready for a distinctive shopping experience surrounded by only-in-Nevada history and culture? Join more than 100,000 visitors in Historic Boulder City for one of the largest outdoor art festivals in the Southwest.