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“Peaceful! Sure, if you stayed out of the way of the bullets.” That was a real quote from a local newspaper in this real-deal gunslingin’ Wild West town—one that made Tombstone, Dodge City, and Deadwood look tame. 

The 2.5-mile, 600-foot descent into scenic Gold Strike Canyon means navigating house-sized boulders with the help of a fixed-rope system, so be prepared to work up a sweat for your soak.

This free, wild soak on the western edge of central Nevada promises views of the ruggedly beautiful White Mountains—including 13,147-foot Boundary Peak—along with unbeatable wildlife viewing, access to Nevada ghost towns, and some of the darkest skies in the country.

Visiting a Nevada ghost town is fascinating, but what if you could STAY in one? Good news: you definitely can, by reserving your original miner’s cabin at the Gold Point Ghost Town B&B.

The Mob Museum in Las Vegas provides a world-class, interactive journey through true stories of the Mob and the law enforcement agencies that fought it. Shadows and whispers. G-men and made men. Whether you like it or not, this is American history and there’s no better place than Vegas to tell the story.

Lake Tahoe’s all inclusive, concierge captained, luxury speed boat rental for tours, waketubing, wakeboarding, wakesurfing, waterskiing and sightseeing.

Lake Tahoe’s all inclusive, concierge captained, luxury speed boat rental for tours, waketubing, wakeboarding, wakesurfing, waterskiing and sightseeing.

A stunning 1.6 million acres, Desert National complex spans across damn near all of southern Nevada, covering the Nevada National Security Site, as well as six major mountain ranges and seven distinct life zones protecting plants and wildlife found nowhere else in Nevada—and planet earth.

Aside from hosting a bevy of incredible antique fire engines and ambulances, the Goldfield Fire Station is important to Goldfield’s story because of it’s connection to the history of the volunteer fire department and development of public facilities in Goldfield during its boom.

As one of the Wild West’s most legendary thoroughfares, most businesses that line this street started with quite a bang and haven’t looked back since. Many of the businesses that line Historic C Street have gone unchanged, operating as the same businesses that began more than 150 years ago.