Get ready to shop ‘til you drop. Whether you’re luxury shopping on the Las Vegas Strip, scoring deals at outlet malls, or treasure hunting in antique stores, the Silver State’s got the goods you’re after. And no matter the season, our gift guide showcases uncommon experiences and made-right-here items that only the heart of Nevada can deliver.
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Nevada Gift Guide
Between the big gifting holidays, special occasions, and the “I saw this and knew you had to have it!” moments, everyone needs a little shopping inspiration. Enter the Nevada Gift Guide: your one-stop shop for anything-but-ordinary goods and experiences you won’t find anywhere else.
Inside, you’ll find a variety of categories for Nevada-made items—like desert pottery, mined-right-here jewelry, and handcrafted chocolates—and adventures like hot spring retreats, foodie tours, and on-the-water outings. And while you’re at it, don’t forget to pick something up for yourself.
Antique Shopping
The Silver State is full of surprises, especially when it comes to perusing the past. In northern Nevada, you’ll find places to shop in Reno, Virginia City, and Carson Valley. The Biggest Little City’s hip MidTown District is home to local favorites like Midtown Antiques and Junkee Clothing Exchange (which also operates Uncle Junkee). The Nest is a favorite for vintage furniture and décor, while the El Rancho Swap Meet is an open-air market that pops up every weekend.
Roughly half an hour from Reno, Virginia City has a handful of antique stores. Stroll the Old West town’s wooden boardwalk to shop all kinds of collectibles. Treasure seekers can also head for the idyllic Carson Valley to follow the Arts & Antiques Trail, which features art galleries, historical markers, and museums.
Of course, northern Nevada isn’t the only place to channel your inner treasure hunter. Visitors will also find incredible antique stores in Las Vegas. Downtown Las Vegas has Antique Alley Mall and ReBAR, which bills itself as “the only bar where everything’s for sale.” Other popular spots include the Antique Mall of America and Charleston Antique Mall, where shoppers might find everything from mid-century kitchen wares to antique pocket watches.
Luxury Stores & Outlet Malls
Indulge in extravagant shopping on the Las Vegas Strip. The Shops at Crystals is the ultimate destination for luxury brands like Balenciaga, Fendi, Hermes, Cartier, and Versace. Fashion Show Las Vegas is another premium destination on The Strip, featuring Louis Vuitton, Savage x Fenty, Neiman Marcus, Saks Fifth Avenue, and Zara.
If you prefer shopping for your favorite brands at bargain prices, you’ll find outlets conveniently located near two major Vegas destinations. Las Vegas North Premium Outlets is near Downtown Las Vegas, while Las Vegas South Premium Outlets is on the south end of The Strip. Both options have stores like Coach, Nike, Kate Spade, Lacoste, and Timberland. Up north in Sparks, the Outlets at Legends is your go-to for open-air shopping. Retailers here include H&M, Levi’s, Guess, Scheels, and Sephora.
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![Come train or shine
All aboard the hot mess express, let’s hike this railroad trail near Las Vegas 🚂🛤️🥾
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Trail name: Historic Railroad Tunnel Trail
Location: Boulder City, Nevada
Distance: 8.2 miles out-and-back (or as far as you want to go)
Difficulty: Easy
Includes:
- 5 railroad tunnels, roughly 300 ft by 25 ft in diameter
- Panoramic views of Lake Mead, Boulder Basin, and Hoover Dam, with the South Virgin Mountains rising up in the distance
Fun fact: After the Hoover Dam was completed in 1935, the railroad ceased operation. In 1962 the tracks were removed, and the trail opened in 1995.
The best place to begin your trek is the Lake Mead National Recreation Area Alan Bible Visitor Center trailhead. This is also a shared trailhead for the River Mountains Loop Trail.
👉🏼 Tag a friend you’d do this railroad trail with!
⚠️ Help preserve nature’s beauty by packing out all trash (even food scraps), never carve or graffitii on rocks, and stay on designated trails. Visit lnt.org for more info.
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