Outside of Las Vegas, Nevada has a beautiful, rugged landscape to explore. This historic desert town is close to a state park, moon caves, and warm springs.
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Just outside of Sin City lies a Nevada town that boasts an incredible downtown area with sports complexes, fine dining, and, yes, even gambling.
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This unique Nevada gateway town to Burning Man and Black Rock Desert is home to a stunning geyser, hot springs, installation artworks, and various local events.
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Nevada isn't all glitz and glam. Northeast of Las Vegas, Valley of Fire offers fiery red rocks and scenic views that are perfect for this wellness excursion.
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This old-timey saloon is serving cold beer with a side of Wild West, where you can explore a gold mine and 19th-century bank vault between drinks.
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Las Vegas isn't the only option for casinos in Nevada. A less-crowded casino town has much to offer visitors, and on a lighter travel budget.
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Known as the "Birthplace of Nevada," this once-booming gold rush town delivers historic Old West charm, stunning scenery, and adventure all in one place.
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There's a lot more to do in Nevada than visit Las Vegas. Take a break from the crowded city and immerse yourself in nature at this stunning park.
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This popular tourist destination in the U.S. heats up in the summer with tons of activities, events, luxury pools, food, and more to experience.
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If alien mysteries, stunning natural landscapes, and archaeological sites pique your interest, make a stop at this Nevada town just outside Area 51.
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This once-thriving motel is now the perfect off-beat pit stop on an L.A. to Vegas road trip, with an iconic sloped roof and eerie yet colorful vibes.
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This hidden gem right outside of Reno offers a charming town square and unique attractions without the hustle and bustle of larger Nevada cities.
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This adorable Nevada town is a treat for visiting couples, who get to take part in an age-old tradition.
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It might not seem like there's much going on in this small town but if you're an outdoor aficionado, you won't want to miss these stunning views.
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This small Nevada town delivers on the Western charm and is surrounded by thousands of acres of protected lands featuring an abundance of wildlife.
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Nevada may be known for Las Vegas, but the state is also home to wilderness, including a remote hot spring secluded in the mountains near a ghost town.
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Friendliness might not always be the first thing that you look for when choosing a travel destination, but maybe it should be. Here's Nevada's friendliest spot.
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If the enchanting blue waters of Lake Tahoe are calling your name, don a mask and fins and dive in at travelers' favorite spots to snorkel on this iconic lake.
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A small area of Nevada with secluded mountain campsites and great fishing spots is a solitude lovers dream. You can also immerse yourself in cowboy culture.
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You'll find top-tier gambling and entertainment in Nevada, amazing natural sights, and (believe it or not), one of the best areas for All-You-Can-Eat sushi
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For some of the best secluded hot springs in Nevada, lace up your hiking boots for a tricky canyon scramble followed by a relaxing soak in nature.
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Step back in time and enjoy this scenic open-air train ride that offers unforgettable views of Northern Nevada and calls back to a simpler age.
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Nevada boasts plenty of stunning landscapes, and at one state park that includes terrain with giant fossilized creatures in the vicinity of a ghost town.
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Beyond the glistening lights of Las Vegas near the town of Laughlin sits a recreation area brimming with beachfront camping and cool waters.
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Lake Tahoe's beauty needs no introduction, but it sparkles a little more at sunset. Travelers recommend these beaches for a spectacular sundown on the lake.
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Las Vegas might get all the buzz, but a nearby quirky Nevada town is worth the visit too. With few tourists and deserted streets, it's the perfect respite.
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While exploring Death Valley National Park and Nevada’s towering mountains, set up a home base among the grapevines at a cozy glamping spot in a vineyard.
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