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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

Hardly more than a wide spot in the road south of Elko, the community of Jiggs has quite the fascinating and extensive history. Surviving countless troops of bandits, prohibition and a hard to imagine six renames, all that remains in Jiggs today is a good old fashioned, rough and tumble saloon…a place certainly worth checking out.

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.

If you’re in the Reno-Tahoe area and have time for only one excursion, kick up the adventure with an outing with UTV Addiction. Since opening up shop in October of […]

Reno’s hippest district is full of funky boutiques, vintage shops, swanky bistros, and cocktail havens, as well as plenty of rockin’ music venues, beer halls, tattoo parlors, and ever-changing murals adorning nearly every brick. The formerly grittier mid-century district is fresh and alive, but also preserves just enough spunky edge to hold onto its old-school street cred.

Climb aboard Laughlin River Tours and tour the scenic Colorado River in style. Options include a two-hour dinner cruise at sunset or a leisurely 90-minute ride.

Does it get better than soaking in the longest standing therapeutic hot springs in the state of Nevada? We’re talking about a place so historic, Mark Twain himself is responsible for its moniker. Nah, we didn’t think so, either.

We can neither confirm nor deny the secrets within Area 51, but we can tell you where to go for only-in-Nevada extraterrestrial experiences.

A favorite ghost town among Nevadans, Hamilton and Treasure City once ushered in $20 million dollars in silver. Today, it’s considered to have been one of the purest silver discoveries in the state.

Ready for a welcome change of scenery? Look just down the highway from Reno. Hardly just a haven for school-kid field trips, your very own capital city calls with culture, cuisine, and outdoor action. From Old West history to spankin’-new pedal-powered railway tours, craft brew-paired bistro bites to hot spring soaks, and kid-approved activities galore, you’ll wonder why you haven’t headed down for a slightly-south sleepover sooner.