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With 72 miles of shoreline surrounding the Humboldt River’s vast reservoir, Rye Patch State Recreation Area offers easy-access camping, picnicking, swimming, hiking, and fishing—especially for walleye, catfish, and both white and black bass.

Roll back the clock to 1907 and explore this original gateway to the heritage of the Nevada Northern Railway.

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. 

The remote Santa Rosa Mountains north of Winnemucca are 280,000 acres of largely undiscovered area divided into two topographic zones. The northern portion is characterized by high plateau basins, while […]

With names like “The Reaper,” “Dominatrax” and “Armageddon,” Bootleg Canyon’s series of trails leaves little doubt as to why mountain bike enthusiasts are aiming their tires toward Boulder City.

The River Mountains Loop connects Henderson and Boulder City to Lake Mead with over 34 miles of paved trail.

Afraid of heights? Then avoid this famed 4.5-mile singletrack that hugs cliffs 2,500 feet above breathtaking Lake Tahoe—and miss out on what may be the vest vistas from just about any mountain biking or hiking trail on Earth.

Sand enthusiasts rejoice! Nevada’s LARGEST sand dune fields are located just ten miles north of Winnemucca and are begging to be enjoyed. While most of the dunes don’t exceed more […]

Along with Sand Mountain and Crescent Dunes, Nevada’s singing sand dunes scene beckons off-roaders, geologists, wildlife lovers, and everyone in between to this natural phenomena first-hand.

Enjoy expansive valley views and a tour of the fascinatingly historic Lovelock Cave, home of the oldest tule duck decoys in the world and a site viewed as one of the most important sites of North American archaeology.