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Ready for a change of scenery? Look no further than Nevada.
Dip your toes into a world of adventure that ranges from relaxation to roughing it. Cowboys to counterculture. Wildlife to wilder tales. Where open roads meet open hearts.
Get ready for golden-hour ghost towns, hot spring soaks under star-studded skies, and more intriguing towns and oddball attractions than you can shake a selfie stick at. Because in the Silver State, “taking the road less traveled” isn’t just an idea—it’s practically a guarantee.
And whatever corner of Nevada you venture to, you’re always close to an unforgettable place to lay your head—anywhere from retro motels to historic Wild West hotels, hot spring resorts to luxed-up mountain yurts, fanciful lodge chalets to working ranch retreats, and an abundance of options in between.
Of course, as the Silver State has been reopening its doors, things are still a little different from destination to destination while we all adjust to the world’s new ways of traveling. Be sure to check guidelines before you hit the road.
Come discover the kinds of surprising scenery, memorable characters, and only-in-Nevada experiences that make this place so special.
Ten unforgettable Nevada road trips
Full tank. Empty road. From Las Vegas’ neon glow to Great Basin National Park’s perfectly dark skies, Valley of Fire’s vibrant red rock trails to Lake Tahoe’s sandy shores, come chase some horizons on ten classic Nevada road trips.
Trip inspo – stories from Nevada
Get hot takes, wild tales, and personal tips on what to expect from fascinating towns, gotta-see-it-to-believe it events, and other must-experience excursions around the Silver State—from those who've lived it.
Recreate Responsibly
Nevada is one of the most incredible places to get outside and play, explore, and get away from it all. Of course, these days, some things are a little different. Here’s what to consider before you come camping and adventuring, and what to know when you do.