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Discover a 40-foot-long state fossil that inspired some of the best damn beer around, a state flower blooming everywhere you look, and a gnarly old state tree species that’s been […]

If you’re looking for tips on what to see when you visit Nevada, we’ve got your back.

The legacy of the Old West lives on in Fallon. More than 275 competitors of all ages strap on their six-shooters and go head-to-head for the bragging rights of being Fastest Gun Alive.

In a town with a haunted history as deep as Virginia City’s mines, October in these parts is aptly called – Hauntober. Head to Virginia City any time throughout the month of October for spooky fun the whole family can enjoy.

Historic and majestic, Palisades Tahoe offers 6,000 skiable acres across eight peaks at a base elevation of 6,200 feet in the Olympic Valley.

Locals and visitors to Las Vegas are likely to find just about any and everything in this fabulous 24-hour town. And for those willing to venture about 45 minutes away from The Strip, that includes unbeatable skiing, snowboarding, and mountain biking at Lee Canyon.

Nevada’s quietest and most remote state park, Beaver Dam rewards visitors with deep canyons, trout-packed streams, and hiking among waterfalls and lovely mixed-conifer forests.

The capital of Nevada’s natural, human, and cultural history comes alive in 17 galleries and unique displays in the historic Carson City Mint building, located in the heart of downtown Carson City. 

Red Rock Canyon is a crowd favorite for locals and tourists alike. More than one million people make the journey to the Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area every year, which gets its name from the fantastic red sandstone formations that can be found throughout the region.

Billed as “the best little museum on the Loneliest Road in America,” this fascinating institution tells the history of the Lahontan Valley, from the days of its earliest American Indian inhabitants to the western migration through the 40-Mile Desert to present day. Don’t miss the collection of authentic tule duck decoys—Nevada’s official state artifact.