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The Nugget Casino Resort aims to please with its recently reimagined casino floor, refined restaurants and cafes, atrium pool, guest rooms and suites, and one of northern Nevada’s newest, and best live outdoor entertainment venues—right in the heart of Victorian Square.

Like a mirage rising out of Nevada’s spectacular low desert landscapes, discover can’t-believe-it’s-real crystal clear pools, and other spectacular habitats that provide an against-all-odds refuge for some of Nevada’s rarest creatures.

Wanna beat the heat? Make a splash and raise a glass at these trip-worthy watering holes within easy reach of Reno.

Nevada really lights up at night—and we’re not just talking about neon signs and dazzling marquees. Go beyond the urban glow and you’ll find the brightest stars in the darkest skies in the Lower 48. Scope out this lineup of stellar spots to spy constellations, the Milky Way, and thousands of stars with your naked eye—all within easy road trip range of Reno.

Discover a world of wildlife viewing, fishing, and nature photography in the lush Pahranagat Valley at Key Pittman Wildlife Management Area along the Great Basin Highway road trip.

In honor of Nevada’s birthday, we’re back with another lineup of historical figures every Nevada-lover should get to know—as well as museums, state parks, and other intriguing places you can follow in their footsteps, all around the Silver State.

With its perfect-weather days and stunning vistas of Lake Tahoe, this road trip features the very best of northwestern Nevada. You’ll enjoy all manner of outdoor activities, hip neighborhoods, charming countryside, and Wild West towns—as well as great food and treasure-packed shopping.

Let’s be real: Las Vegas has so much to do it could be your annual destination and you’d still never see it all. We have no argument with that, but sometimes you might find yourself itching for something a little less neon and a little more natural. Luckily, you can have it all with this three-part road trip that will have you exploring world-famous Hoover Dam, outdoor playgrounds like Red Rock Canyon and Valley of Fire, exciting attractions, and charming towns—and still get you back in time for your dinner reservation.  

There was plenty of sporting money in Virginia City in 1891, and hundreds of people came by to see Leo and his keg of beer. Some, like Two Toed Pete, were willing to bet that Leo’s mouth was bigger than his muscles.

Walking into Esther’s Kitchen right before dinner service begins in the 18b Arts District of Las Vegas, one is struck immediately with a sense of community. The staff is finishing a wine tasting. They are sampling the latest additions to the ever-changing menu in an affable, almost familial scene. But it’s more than that. Even the walk up to the restaurant along Casino Center Boulevard has a community feel that differs from three years ago when Esther’s Kitchen first opened.