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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.

Though people come to Tahoe for incredible alpine and cross country skiing and hiking, there’s no better place to experience Tahoe’s sparkling majesty than Emerald Bay. Tour Vikingsholm Castle, dive the Maritime Heritage Underwater Trail, or boat-in camp this spectacular sight.

Home to the Reno Aces triple A baseball team of the Pacific Coast League, the Aces play at downtown Reno’s Greater Nevada Field every year from April until September, welcoming more than 500,000 ticketed fans each season.

Though unimaginably profitable, Delamar quickly became known as “The Widowmaker.” When the gold was crushed and processed, it created a toxic silica dust. When miners working in the mines and mills breathed it in, they often developed silicosis, meeting untimely deaths.

From the most haunted place in Nevada, to Sagebrush Saloons, Open-Air Galleries, and history too good to be true, read up on why Goldfield is the ultimate destination for all your Free-Range Art Highway discoveries.

Did you know that Vegas became the supercharged, mega-resort it is today because of Hoover dam? Read on for 30 reasons to drop into Boulder City’s glorious Historic District and museums within—this is one you ain’t gonna wanna miss.

They don’t call Las Vegas the “Entertainment Capital of the World” for nothing. Find out why when we say, “What happens here, only happens here,” we really mean it.

We sat down with Hame Anand, CEO and de facto spokesman of The Clown Motel, to chat about the world-infamous lodging destination, its resident ghosts, art, and (of course) clowns.