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These leading ladies took the chance to go where no woman had gone before, and for that, they are our favorite firsts.

Double your fun this summer by pairing a road trip on some iconic Nevada routes with the anything-but-ordinary fairs, festivals, and races happening in cities and communities along the way.

Reno attractions include everything from outdoor wonders to cultural hotspots. Find out which Reno tourist attractions—like the Reno Arch and National Automobile Museum—to add to your list of spots you must see in Reno, Nevada with our guide to Reno, NV attractions.

Nevadans have a special place in their hearts for a sea creature known as the ichthyosaur. The official state fossil is the focal point of a state park, the namesake of a favorite northern Nevada beer, and the centerpiece of a new exhibit at the Nevada Museum of Art in Reno.

While many Silver State boomtowns have come and gone, there are still few better places to “drink in” the history of the Silver State than in the historic bars that were part of it—or, as we like to call ‘em, “Sagebrush Saloons.” See where to go, and what to order.

From dozens of larger-than-life cowboy boots to more than 100 vibrant murals, Elko’s public art scene is thriving.

Ready for an amazing central Nevada road trip? Get your hands on Nevada turquoise, explore ancient pictograph and petroglyph sites, drive backcountry canyons, soak in Nevada hot springs and more, all within 45 minutes of Austin, NV.

Of all the curiously uncommon gems Nevada has to offer, the Devils Hole pupfish is the rarest. In fact, it’s the rarest fish in the entire world—and it can only be found here in the Silver State.

They don’t call Las Vegas the “Entertainment Capital of the World” for nothing. Find out why when we say, “What happens here, only happens here,” we really mean it.

Haunted hotels, modern-day castles, a clown motel, and a train caboose are just a few of the most unique hotels in Nevada. Here’s our guide to delightfully uncommon Silver State stays.