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While the Goldfield Hotel was once famous as the most lavish hotel in Nevada’s biggest, and wealthiest boomtown of its era, the historic building is renowned for being another thing altogether: one of the “Scariest Places on Earth”—and the entire country—drawing paranormal pros from all over, including the regularly visiting Zak Bagans’ Ghost Adventures crew.

Historic and majestic, Palisades Tahoe offers 6,000 skiable acres across eight peaks at a base elevation of 6,200 feet in the Olympic Valley.

As one of only 18 designated Dark Sky Sanctuaries in the world, head for northwestern Nevada’s Massacre Rim to experience one of the darkest skies on this planet.

When visiting The Overland Hotel today, visitors can snag a legendary multi-course Basque meal the Nevada food scene is known for. Or, if you’re as in love with this place as much as we are, you can prolong your stay by booking a room in the hotel just above the restaurant.

Red Rock Canyon is a crowd favorite for locals and tourists alike. More than one million people make the journey to the Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area every year, which gets its name from the fantastic red sandstone formations that can be found throughout the region.

If you’re in the Reno-Tahoe area and have time for only one excursion, kick up the adventure with an outing with UTV Addiction. Since opening up shop in October of […]

Brewing up more than just beer, the up-and-coming Reno Brewery District beckons visitors and locals alike to a timelessness only the Biggest Little City in the World can deliver.

If you want to know where the most spook-tacular locations are in Virginia City, Bats in the Belfry is the tour for you. Take a walk around this historically haunted town and learn about the lively souls who’ve come and gone—or perhaps, still haven’t.

With 72 miles of pristine shoreline hemming in 191 square miles of brisk, opaline water, “Big Blue” weighs in as North America’s largest alpine lake—and with 1,645 feet between your stand-up paddleboard and the bottom, it’s also the country’s second deepest. (Try not to drop your phone.)

Explore brilliant blue water and striking landscape view at Lake Mead Dam. Lake Mead National Recreation Area is known for rugged mountains, canyons, and shimmering water, serving as the perfect place for visitors to boat, hike, cycle, and camp.