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Colorful paintings are popping up around the state, telling stories, and drawing attention. BY MEGG MUELLER As a town ages, its buildings take on the patina of the years; fading bricks […]

Tiny town serves as a perfect base for middle-of-Nevada roadtrip. BY MEGG MUELLER & ERIC CACHINERO There’s a funny conundrum travel writers often face. We’re tasked with discovering little-known gems […]

Desert beehives protect a slice of mining history. BY ALLEN WOOLDRIDGE | May/June 2014 In 1872, two brothers traveled from Pioche to the railroad town of Toano in Elko County, […]

Gravel in Our Travel Dirt roads abound in Nevada’s vast wide-open expanses. BY CHARLIE JOHNSTON As Nevada Magazine’s adventuring duo for more than five years, Editor Matthew B. Brown and […]

Pack the car, fasten the booster seats, and get ready to explore national parks by starlight, spot bighorn sheep on cliffsides, enter century-old mining tunnels, and unwind at family-friendly resorts. With its wide-open spaces and one-of-a-kind attractions, your next unforgettable family vacation starts in the Silver State.

Uncover rich Nevada history by exploring landmarks, ghost towns, and iconic Old West sites. From the state’s first inhabitants to atomic testing and the evolution of the Las Vegas Strip, get the real Nevada story. Then come be a part of it.

Nevada’s museums tell stories you won’t find anywhere else. Whether you’re exploring the glittering museums of Las Vegas, the cultural corridors of Carson City and Reno, or the small-town gems tucked into Nevada’s wide-open spaces, each stop offers a chance to dig a little deeper into the Silver State’s one-of-a-kind past.

There are perks to being a Nevadan, including when you travel. Check out these discounts, deals, and travel packages around the Silver State—including some available only to Nevadans. Viva Las […]

Many Lake Tahoe ski resorts are known for their spectacular lake views, but only Homewood Mountain Resort earns a nod for its flawlessly maintained “peak-to-shore” trails.

Mt. Rose has the highest base elevation of any Tahoe resort at 8260′ and is located 25 minutes from Reno, making it the closest to the Reno-Tahoe International Airport.