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Sand Harbor, possibly Tahoe’s most striking sandy beach, delights sunbathers, boaters, SUP-ers, wintertime sleigh riders, and even theater-goers at its annual Lake Tahoe Shakespeare Festival.

Built in 1908, The Overland Hotel in downtown Fallon is a mere stones throw from the famed Loneliest Road in America. Today, the Overland Saloon is the perfect stop for a Picon Punch.

Enjoy the best of Nevada’s remote landscape while soaking away your cares in the hot springs of the Black Rock Desert. On public land overseen by the Nevada Bureau of Land Management, this hot spring promises an unforgettable experience, free primitive camping opportunities, and the chance to spot the desert dace, a rare species of fish endemic to the region.

The Washoe Club has been featured on just about every ghost hunting TV show multiple times and for good reason. Considered the most haunted locale in Virginia City, seek spirits in the authentic saloon or investigate otherworldly activity during overnight lock-ins and daily ghost tours.

Kyle Canyon Picnic Area is set in the beautiful Spring Mountains National Recreation Area, just outside Las Vegas. Visitors enjoy hiking, horseback riding and more in this desert oasis.

Go off the grid at this adorable B&B dating back to 1861, where hospitality goes hand-in-hand with Wild West history.

For A Memorable Backcountry Bar As Western As It Gets, Choose Paradise Valley’s Saloon & Bar G. In The Heart of A Living Ghost Town, Character Is One Thing This Wild West Establishment Is NOT Missing

Nestled in the heart of the “Last Great Gold Camp” along the Goldfield Historic Walking Tour, make this historic saloon part of your Free-Range Art Highway discoveries.

Built over top of the post-fire ruins of the Boston Saloon—the only black-owned saloon of the era—visiting the Bucket of Blood Saloon means experiencing not just one, but two historic saloons, right in the heart of the most famous silver mining town in the world.

Standing out against the desert landscape along Interstate 15, seven vibrant, stacked boulder towers beckon road trippers off the Free-Range Art Highway and into this open-air gallery for a photo opp you won’t forget.