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Welcome

Nevada Commission on Tourism 401 North Carson Street Carson City, Nevada 89701 Toll Free: 800-NEVADA-8 Phone: 775-687-4322 Fax: 775-687-6779 Email: ncot@travelnevada.com Web site: TravelNevada.com Governor Jim Gibbons

Lt. Governor & Commission Chair

Welcome! Thank you for choosing Nevada as your destination for fun, relaxation, family time and exploration. Nevada is fortunate to have at its fingertips an amazing array of activities to suit every interest, hobby and skill level. We are excited to share these experiences with you during your visit to our great state.

Brian K. Krolicki

Nevada is synonymous with world-class dining, gaming, shopping, golf, skiing, entertainment and spectacular hotel amenities, and we are always adding new, exhilarating attractions for our visitors.

Commissioners

As many residents know and visitors are quick to learn, the appeal and enjoyment of Nevada extends far beyond the neon lights. Nevada is filled with unique activities that offer a multitude of opportunities to get away from it all and are perfect for creating fond memories families can cherish forever.

Ferenc Szony (Vice Chair) Eric Bello Chuck Bowling Cindy L. Carano Blaise Carrig Bruce Dewing Lorraine Hunt-Bono Ellen Oppenheim Rossi Ralenkotter Ryan Sheltra

Tourism Division Staff Director Tim Maland

Although every effort has been made to ensure accuracy of the information contained in this guide, please contact the business, services, and event coordinators for specific details, verification, and the most up-to-date information.

Ideal for the classic American road trip, Nevada’s highways are a showcase for thrilling natural wonders and glimpses into the state’s colorful history. Travel the Great Basin National Heritage Route, U.S. Highway 50 – the famed Pony Express route known as “The Loneliest Road in America” – or venture into Nevada’s 25 state parks, historic sites and recreation areas and enjoy sightseeing and abundant outdoor adventures. This guide is intended to help you customize your own get-out-and-go escapes and choose the activities that suit you best. I hope you will thoroughly enjoy your visit to Nevada, the Silver State! Sincerely,

Jim Gibbons

Contents

Fun Facts..................................................5

Nevada Silver Trails............................. 72

Whatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s New............................................ 6

Indian Territory..................................... 78

Things To Do............................................ 7

Accommodations................................. 84

Parks...................................................... 13

RV Parks.............................................105

Golf....................................................... 18

Destination Services..........................110

Winter Recreation................................ 26

Transportation Services.....................111

Las Vegas Territory............................... 30

Distances...........................................111

Reno-Tahoe Territory............................ 42

Average Temperatures.......................112

Cowboy Country................................... 54

City Index...........................................112

Pony Express Territory.......................... 62

Fun Facts Tallest Tower At 1,149 feet, the Stratosphere Tower in Las Vegas is the tallest building west of the Mississippi and the highest freestanding observation tower in the U.S. The tower’s Big Shot; X-Scream; and Insanity, the Ride are the highest thrill rides in the world. Garnet Hunting You can hunt for garnets at many Nevada mines, pay a fee, and take away what you find. At Garnet Hill, officially known as Garnet Fields Rockhound Area, northwest of Ely in the Egan Range, garnet-hunting is free. No Gambling Here You’ll find nary a slot machine nor Keno in Boulder City, the only town in Nevada where gaming is outlawed and has been since the town was established as a federal camp for workers on Hoover Dam in the 1930s. Nevada Day Nevada is the only state in the continental U.S. to observe its admission day with a legal holiday on a Friday, creating a three-day weekend. Nevada’s official birthday is October 31, 1864, but the 1997 Nevada Legislature made the Nevada Day holiday the last Friday in October. Burning Man The counterculture arts festival known as Burning Man is the capper to the long hot Nevada summer when upwards of 47,000 people camp in the Black Rock Desert over Labor Day weekend. Burning Man’s tent city becomes the 11th largest city in Nevada during its run. “Burners” bring all they need to survive in the harsh environment, and when they depart, they leave no trace. Gaming Fact Gambling on sports, legally, can be done only in Nevada. Of the total amount bet nationwide on the Super Bowl, only about 1.5 percent of the bets are legal—and these are made by people over age 21 and physically present in the state of Nevada, according to the American Gaming Association. Lock Your Love In Lovelock, you can display your enduring love with a “lovers lock,” an ancient Chinese tradition where couples fasten a lock to a never-ending chain and throw away the key. According to the custom, as long as the lock remains on the chain, your love will be everlasting. Levis Invented In Nevada The first pair of Levi jeans was sewn in 1870 by a Reno tailor named Jacob Davis. In 1872 he partnered with Levi Strauss, a materials supplier of San Francisco. Mile High Country The average elevation of Nevada is 5,000 feet, or nearly a mile. No wonder it’s called “high desert”!

Oldest Tree The world’s oldest species of tree, the bristlecone pine, is found at Great Basin National Park and in a handful of mountain ranges. These trees can live for 5,000 years. Most Mountains Nevada, despite being considered a dry, desert landscape, has more mountain ranges—314—than any other state. Unique Ballot Since 1976 voters in Nevada have been able to show their displeasure with candidates for public office by voting for “none of the above.” Mob Monument A tribute to Benjamin “Bugsy” Siegel stands in the gardens of the Flamingo Hotel in Las Vegas. Bugsy opened the hotel in 1946 using mob money, but he was rubbed out at his girlfriend’s Beverly Hills home after costs skyrocketed. 50-Year-Old Show Feathered and sequined showgirls have been parading on stage since 1959 in the Tropicana’s “Folies Bergére,” Las Vegas’ longest running show. What’s In A Name Winnemucca is the only town in Nevada named after an American Indian—Chief Winnemucca, a Northern Paiute whose daughter, Sarah, was the first American Indian woman to write a book in English. Wildlife Abounds The Desert National Wildlife Refuge encompasses 1.5 million acres of the Mojave Desert and is the largest wildlife refuge in the lower 48 states. Refuge staff work at the Corn Creek Field Station, about 23 miles north of Las Vegas on U.S. 95, a major access point to the refuge. Neon Trail As you might expect, America’s only nighttime National Scenic Byway is found in Las Vegas. Las Vegas Boulevard, better known as the Strip, shines like no place on earth. The Strip begins with the famous “Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas” sign on Sunset Road and ends at Sahara Avenue. Wild West Saloon It was at the Pioneer Saloon in Goodsprings that Clark Gable waited to hear the fate of his beautiful wife, Carole Lombard, who died in a plane crash on nearby Potosi Mountain. The saloon is still open, where original newspaper clippings tell this and other stories from earlier days.

What’s New There’s nothing like that wonderful new-car smell, and no one does new better than Nevada, especially Las Vegas. Take the Trump International Hotel & Tower Las Vegas, which opened in spring 2008, featuring a spa, gourmet dining and more than 2,000 square feet of meeting space. Also a fresh face on the Strip in 2008, The Palazzo, connected to the Venetian by a series of walkways and waterways, brings yet another luxurious resort-casino to the entertainment capital. Pools, shops, spas—the new kid on the block offers everything Las Vegas’ more well-known properties do. Expected to be completed late in 2009, MGM Mirage’s CityCenter will redefine the Las Vegas skyline with LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) certification from the U.S. Green Building Council. The property will conserve water and energy and still provide the top-of-the-line entertainment that Las Vegas visitors are used to. Continuing the resort theme, Reno’s Peppermill Resort Spa Casino recently expanded, adding a 17-story, 600-room tower. The Tuscany Tower, as it’s called, defines luxury. All the rooms are suites and include plasma TVs and views of the Reno skyline or the Sierra Nevada. The tower also includes a salon and spa, as well as a luxury restaurant.

Palazzo Exterior; courtesy The Palazzo

On Interstate 80 just west of downtown Reno, outdoor superstore Cabela’s opened its first Nevada location in late 2007. The store features a taxidermy mountain, aquarium, laser shooting gallery, gun library, restaurant, fly-fishing area and gift shop. Not to be outdone, Scheels, another sports and outdoor megastore, will open in fall 2008 in Sparks, Reno’s close neighbor. As part of the Legends at Sparks Marina— expected to contain such attractions as Saddle Ranch Chop House and T-Rex: A Prehistoric Family Adventure—the gigantic Scheels will feature its own taxidermy mountain and aquarium, but will throw in a 16-car indoor Ferris Wheel for good measure. In spring 2009, SK Baseball will bring Triple-A action to downtown Reno. The team will be playing Pacific Coast League foes such as the Las Vegas 51s and Sacramento River Cats. The park will hold 10,000 and feature picnic-style seating on a berm beyond right field and a children’s play area beyond the center-field wall.

Cabela’s Superstore; photo by Ryan Jerz

Other interesting “news” in Nevada: Heavenly Mountain Resort unveiled the Heavenly Flyer, an elevated zip-line ride that sends passengers on a 50-mph thrill ride with a 525-foot vertical drop. The Greenheart Company also built a Flightline in Bootleg Canyon near Boulder City. West of Elko, although its exhibits won’t be finalized until 2010, the California Trail Interpretive Center was completed in 2008, offering visitors a lesson on those who passed through the area hundreds of years ago. Tours are available.

Things To Do You won’t find a shortage of things to do in the Silver State. It’s one of the only places you can ski worldclass runs in the morning, then walk world-class greens in the afternoon. You can bike or hike the Tahoe Rim Trail, navigate a kayak on the Truckee River through downtown Reno, take an ATV up Sand Mountain east of Fallon and snowmobile miles of varied terrain near Elko. You can even test your Indy car or NASCAR skills in the Mario Andretti or Jeff Gordon Racing School at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. But that comes after you learn about the five attractions that Nevada does better than anyone else: dining, shopping, weddings, spas and hot springs. It’s not hard to find a good meal in Nevada, from celebrity chefs in Las Vegas to down-home Basque family-style dinners in the northern part of the state. We’ll take you on a culinary tour that will make your mouth water. Mega malls, outlet malls, outdoor malls, even shopping inside resortcasinos—Nevada can satisfy your shopping fix. The word mall makes you cringe? There are plenty of small towns in Nevada that offer boutique shopping and quality goods without the crowds and usual hustle and bustle of the city. Take J.M. Capriola Company in Elko, for instance. The long-running family operation has some of the finest Western wear on the planet. If you want the traditional beautiful wedding, Lake Tahoe is a great place to start, but Nevada also offers a spin on the custom ceremony. For instance, in Las Vegas you can be married by a costumed minister—Roman, Medieval, even an Elvis impersonator! In Laughlin, newlyweds can look forward to a cruise on the Colorado River. Weddings can be stressful, but Nevada also does relaxation like no one else. You can find a diverse collection of spas in many cities around the state, but if you’d rather soak in the great outdoors, the Silver State has many public hot springs.

What’s there to do in Nevada? What’s there not to do?

Sandboarding; courtesy Nevada Silver Trails

Dining Whether it’s with a silver spoon or a greasy one, dining in Nevada is as diverse as your typical casino buffet. You’re close enough to the ocean that you can enjoy the finest sushi in the world, yet far enough away that you might run across a restaurant that still uses Old West techniques like Dutch-oven cooking. Las Vegas is revered as one of the world’s great dining destinations with an impressive list of world-famous chefs either running or opening restaurants here. For instance, Wolfgang Puck owns and operates several upscale eateries in Las Vegas: Chinois and Spago in the Forum Shops at Caesars Palace, Café de Lupo at Mandalay Bay, Wolfgang Puck Café and Grille at the MGM Grand, and the Springs Preserve Café. Emeril Lagasse has opened Emeril’s New Orleans Fish House at the MGM Grand and Delmonico at the Venetian. Las Vegas also is home to some of the world’s top sommeliers, including Andrew Bradbury, who is responsible for the more than 4,000 wines available at Aureole inside Mandalay Bay. Aureole contains a three-story wine tower, which “wine angels” climb via harnesses and ropes to retrieve the bottle of your choice. Then there’s Charlie Palmer. Yeah, he can claim Aureole and the Four Seasons’ Charlie Palmer Steakhouse in Las Vegas, but he recently brought the first celebrity-chef restaurants to Reno. At Grand Sierra Resort, Palmer’s expertise goes into the dishes served at Charlie Palmer Steakhouse and Fin Fish. The Reno property also recently opened Dolce Enoteca e Ristorante, specializing in old-time Italian fare in a modern setting. If you’re not in the mood for white tablecloths, head down Virginia Street for The Nugget’s famous Awful Awful burger— “It’s awful big…and awful good.”

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Venetian Las Vegas at night; photo by Andy Z.

Dining (continued) Lake Tahoe knows how to do food as well. In fact, four Lake Tahoe eateries were recently featured on the Food Network’s “Rachael Ray’s Tasty Travels”: Fresh Ketch (excellent seafood and wine pairings), Sprouts Natural Foods Café (fresh fruit smoothies), The Naked Fish (sushi) and The Burger Lounge (try the Jiffy Burger with peanut butter). Finally, you can’t go to Nevada and not try a Basque family-style dinner. Save room for bread, soup, salad, beans, fries, wine…and an entrée! Ranging across the northern part of the state, from Gardnerville to Reno, Reno to Winnemucca and Winnemucca to Elko, you’ll find a Basque restaurant tucked away for your dining pleasure. Shopping Nevada’s open spaces and unbridled spirit of adventure shouldn’t deter you from thinking of us as a world-class shopping destination. World-class designers claim Las Vegas as their own, unique Western shops dot the state’s rural areas, and cutting-edge ski fashions along with the world’s foremost hunting outfitters in Reno and Lake Tahoe make it possible to find exactly the style of shopping that suits you. Los Angeles has its Rodeo Drive; Milan, its Via Montenapoleone; Paris, its Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré; and Las Vegas, its Strip. Worldrenowned fashion and shopping dot Glitter Gulch from Mandalay Place north to the Forum Shops at Caesars Palace, the Fashion Show Mall, Wynn Esplanade and points in between. Designers such as Versace, Ferragamo, Gucci, Dolce & Gabbana, Giorgio Armani and more team with top-tier department stores such as Saks Fifth Avenue, Bloomingdale’s, Nordstrom and Barneys New York to make Las Vegas the complete shopping destination. If this list of high-end fashions has you clenching your wallet—or chest—in terror, fear not. Las Vegas is also home to some of the best prices available anywhere. With premium outlets such as A/X Armani Exchange, Coach, Diesel, Dolce & Gabbana, Kate Spade, and Off 5th, the Saks Fifth Avenue outlet, you can dress like a hotel heiress or casino mogul, sans that second mortgage on your house.

If taking a piece of Nevada home with you better fits your purchasing plans, virtually every rural town across the state offers souvenirs that you’ll find nowhere else. In Austin, stop in at any of the turquoise shops, such as Nevada Blue Rock & Gem and The Trading Post on U.S. 50. The area is regarded as a turquoise hotspot for its exceptional examples of the semi-precious stone. Elko’s J.M. Capriola Company is worldfamous for its high-quality leatherwork on everything from cowboy belts to custom saddles. With the diversity of offerings across the state, there’s no excuse for returning home with shirts that read, “My wife went to Las Vegas, and all I got was this lousy T-shirt.” For the latest trends in ski gear and apparel, try Reno and Lake Tahoe. Shops at Heavenly Village and Northstar Village are so close to the slopes that you barely have to take your skis off to peruse the racks. When you’re done playing in the snow, stop at Cabela’s, where 125,000 square feet of hunting, fishing and outdoor accessories could keep you occupied for days.

Forget about shopping as an alibi for your next Nevada vacation, let it be your reason. Weddings Each year more than 150,000 travelers to Nevada get hitched. If you have matrimony in mind, Nevada offers you a wide variety of ceremonial options from traditional to extreme. In the wedding capital of the world, Las Vegas, you can be married in an elegant wedding chapel at one of the major hotel-casinos, such as Bellagio or Wynn. Most hotels offer wedding packages. You can opt for a small ceremony or an elaborate event with catering, flowers, music, photography, and the bridal suite. Grand hotel ballrooms allow you to invite hundreds of guests for a sit-down reception. You can wed in a Roman-style temple at Caesars Palace or in a poolside cabana at Paris Las Vegas. Often celebrities say “I do” at one of Las Vegas’ independent chapels, many of which offer themed weddings— think Elvis. Drive-through weddings are quick and easy. You can even be married in a helicopter while flying over nighttime Las Vegas.

In the Reno-Tahoe area, you also will find hotels and chapels open daily, such as the Courtyard Wedding Chapel at John Ascuaga’s Nugget in Sparks and the independent Arch of Reno Wedding Chapel in Reno. Weddings at Lake Tahoe can be spectacular, with mountains and the lake as your backdrop. You can wed on the beach, on a boat, in a balloon or on a mountaintop. The Wedding Chapel at Harveys is elegantly decorated and has 18-foot-tall windows with views of snowcapped peaks. Other resorts with full wedding services are Hyatt Regency, MontBleu and Zephyr Cove Resort. If Western is more your style, you can exchange vows in Virginia City and take a wagon ride to a B&B for your wedding night. You can be pronounced husband and wife at state, city and county parks or at any one of 17 county courthouses around the state—then spend your honeymoon on a hiking, biking, fishing, camping or climbing trip. You can even get married at Burning Man, the counterculture festival held at the end of August in the Black Rock Desert north of Reno. Nevada does not require a blood test or waiting period. You can purchase a wedding license at marriage bureaus located around the state. In Reno and Las Vegas, you can obtain a license seven days a week until midnight or you can complete an online application and take it with you to the marriage bureau. Nevada’s destinations are perfect venues for bachelor and bachelorette parties and engagements, as well. Spas With all of the excitement to be found in Nevada’s wild mountains, exhilarating ski slopes, action-packed casinos and resorts and irresistible shops, we thought that you could use some time to relax before setting out on your next Silver State excursion. You should have no trouble rejuvenating your adventure-weary body at any of the spas that dot every corner of the state from the hyperactive Las Vegas Strip to serene Lake Tahoe pine forests.

Las Vegas is a city that seems incapable of mediocrity, and no place is this more true than in its world-class spas. The two-story, 69,000-squarefoot Canyon Ranch SpaClub at the Venetian is the city’s largest. In addition to all the normal spa offerings, Canyon Ranch has a wellness center that offers physical therapy, acupuncture, and a nutritionist. The Zen-influenced Spa & Salon Bellagio employs Eastern massage techniques, such as their signature Bellagio Stone Massage, to bring hotel guests near Nirvana. For a tropical getaway on the Strip, Spa Mandalay’s beach ambiance makes visitors forget they are in a desert and their aloe body wrap is just the cure for sun-parched skin.

Even vacations can be tiring so go ahead and take a break. We think you’ve earned it. If your mind and body have to escape the Strip to get away from it all, the Ritz-Carlton Spa at Lake Las Vegas and its special massages and treatments are a refreshing change of pace with an excellent view of the Las Vegas lights in the valley below. On the opposite edge of the city, at the foot of Red Rock Canyon, The Spa at Red Rock Casino Resort and Spa is an ultra-hip, modern establishment. Bright red walls pop against stark white and black furniture and sheer curtains contrast well with the natural beauty of the canyon. Although Las Vegas rules relaxation, the rest of the state has plenty to offer travelers looking to unwind. The Tuscan-inspired spa at Siena Hotel Spa Casino, on the Truckee River in the heart of downtown Reno, is a peaceful getaway. The Peppermill Resort Spa Casino is putting the finishing touches on its new, world-class three-story European spa set for completion in fall 2008. The spa will include marble steam and sauna rooms and a quiet sun deck overlooking the pool. Onsen Spa at Lake Tahoe’s Mont Bleu Resort Casino and Spa is a serene escape nestled in majestic pines on the south shore of the most breathtaking alpine lake in the world. For a luxurious pampering on Lake Tahoe’s north shore, visit Stillwater at Hyatt Regency Lake Tahoe Resort & Spa.

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Photo by Charlie Johnston

Hot Springs Anyone who’s been to a Las Vegas show or the pool at Hard Rock Hotel already knows: Nevada is one hot place for a vacation. And they haven’t even seen the hottest side of our state. Nevada’s unique geography makes it home to more hot springs than any other state in the country—312 to be exact. With so many, there’s bound to be one that fits you just right. Spend a relaxing weekend getting pampered in the shadow of the majestic Carson Range at David Walley’s Resort, Hot Springs, and Spa in Genoa. Park your RV at Bailey’s Hot Springs outside of Beatty or Carson Hot Springs Resort in Carson City and enjoy a soothing dip. If you prefer solitude, choose from any of our undeveloped hot springs—such as Bog Hot Springs outside of Denio, Kyle Hot Springs near Winnemucca, Spencer Hot Springs in the Big Smoky Valley, or Fish Lake Hot Well near Dyer—that dot the Silver State. If you don’t mind working a little for your reward, try Gold Strike Hot Springs or Arizona Hot Springs near the Colorado River; both require a hike of several miles to reach.

We’ve drawn your bath, so jump on in. The water’s fine. The interior of the earth is composed of molten rock. Nevada’s basin and range topography—picture the state’s many parallel mountain ranges and valleys as a giant accordion—combined with its exceptionally active geology gives the state some of the thinnest continental crust on earth. That means the magma beneath is close enough to the surface that water passing through it can find a weak spot, like a fault. Paradoxically, all that underground churning and turmoil translates into a relaxing, bubbly soak when the water works its way to the surface as a hot spring. While exploring Nevada’s geothermal pools, keep in mind that some of our hot springs can get a little too hot. Diana’s Punch Bowl in the mountains between Austin and Tonopah is best appreciated from dry land, as is its Gerlach cousin, Black Rock Hot Spring. It should go without saying that even at developed hot springs, a little common sense goes a long way. Pay attention to all signs and warnings, test the water before entering and NEVER enter unmarked hot springs.

Outdoor Recreation Nevada has an outdoor activity suitable for any taste and any season. With its tens of thousands of acres of undeveloped land, more than 300 rugged mountain ranges, dozens of untamed rivers and picturesque lakes and year-round sunshine, the only setback will be finding the time to enjoy it all.

No need to pinch yourself, this isn’t a dream—it’s Nevada. Between all the skiing, snowmobiling, ice fishing and other activities, winter recreation in Nevada is so varied, there are more than enough options for all skill levels. Thanks to the state’s moderate weather and high elevations, snow often lasts well into spring—even summer in some years—making it possible to ski, snowshoe and snowmobile well into May. If you’ve had enough of the cold, take to the trails for hiking, mountain biking or horseback riding. This is also one of the best times to enjoy the world-class rock climbing in Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area, just minutes from the Las Vegas Strip. The spring runoff sets Nevada’s rivers and lakes up as perfect kayaking spots. Downtown Reno’s Truckee River Whitewater Park is set up to make kayaking both fun and challenging. There are also a few spots upriver that float calmly toward town and avoid crowds. Lake Tahoe’s crystal-clear blue waters are replenished by surrounding snow this time of year, and the views are spectacular from your spot on the lake. It’s also a great time to enjoy the milder Las Vegas weather and take a day trip into Red Rock Canyon for a hike among some awesome scenery. Summers in Nevada mainly revolve around water. From boating to waterskiing and wakeboarding, rafting, kayaking and sun bathing, the Silver State is lake and river obsessed. Beat the Las Vegas heat with a plunge into lakes Mead or Mohave or soak up the mountain scenery at Lake Tahoe, where cold-tolerant swimmers can even scuba dive. Autumn is one of the best times to be in Nevada. Warm days mean you can still enjoy water sports or take a hike, and cool evenings mean you can venture back into the desert after the summer heat subsides. The fall colors in the mountains are the perfect setting for a family outing. This is also the start of hunting season, when sportsmen set their sights on mule deer, elk, antelope, chukar and bighorn sheep.

Parks

When you visit Great Basin National Park, you’ll feel like you‘ve got it all to yourself. Trails are not as crowded as they are at the more visited parks, and you’re likely to encounter only a few people in the upper elevations. Located east of Ely off U.S. 50, the park is just inside the Nevada-Utah border.

Mormon Station; photo by Zack Frank

Hiking and backpacking are popular, with a range of trails suited for most abilities. If you are feeling fit, trek to the top of 13,063-foot Wheeler Peak in six to seven hours. If a leisurely hike is more your speed, take the 2.8-mile trail to see the longest-living plant on earth—the bristlecone pine, some of which are 5,000 years old.

Valley of Fire is the state’s oldest park, with 3,000-year-old petroglyphs carved in sandstone and breathtaking maroon-colored rock formations. Mormon Station in Genoa and the Old Las Vegas Mormon Fort feature replicas of 19th-century fortifications and boast visitor centers explaining regional history.

Before you begin your explorations, you can tour the visitor center in Baker. At the park’s Lehman Caves you’ll see ornate stalactites, stalagmites and rare limestone shield formations.

Many campgrounds are open all year, the trailheads are well-marked and facilities at many parks include RV dump stations, showers and group day-use facilities. You even can stay in a yurt at Ward Charcoal Ovens State Park near Ely.

Great Basin is the only national park located totally within Nevada, but a portion of Death Valley National Park lies inside the Nevada-California border, and the major access point to Death Valley is on the east side off U.S. 95. Death Valley beckons visitors with views of sculpted badlands, redtinted canyons and sweeping cracked playas. You can backpack, watch wildlife and take photos. In winter you’ll find cool-to-mild temperatures and RVers flock here, but it gets very hot in the summer. The park is reached from U.S. 95 at Scotty’s Junction, at Beatty (you might want to make a side trip to Rhyolite, a haunting Nevada ghost town), through Amargosa Valley, and from Pahrump. The Nevada State Park system maintains 25 parks, recreation areas, and historic sites stretched across terrain as diverse as alpine forests and bone-dry deserts. You can camp, fish, hike, swim, bird watch and stargaze—or mountain bike, ride horses, boat and water ski. Several state historic sites preserve Nevada’s past.

Several parks offer seasonal programs and host special events. Cathedral Gorge interpreters lead guided moonlight hikes. Live performances in summer include the Shakespeare Festival at Lake Tahoe’s Sand Harbor and Super Summer Theater at Spring Mountain State Park near Las Vegas. Cave Lake State Park near Ely hosts the White Pine Fire & Ice Show, which features a snow sculpture contest and fireworks. Although you can get into most parks year-round, it’s best to check ahead in the winter months. Sledding, ice skating and ice fishing are popular cold weather activities. Live out incredible adventures inside any of Nevada’s diverse parks. Time travel through Nevada’s storied past, trek across stunning terrain brimming with natural wonders, get a taste of the state’s rich culture and so much more. It’s all here – the only thing missing is you. More information: Parks.TravelNevada.com

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Floyd Lamb Park at Tule Springs*

9200 Tule Springs Rd., Las Vegas

702-229-6297

lasvegasparks andrec.com

Jan-Dec

Nellis Dunes Special Recreation Management Area (OHV Play Area)

15 mi. N of Las Vegas, I-15 N to Apex Exit, right on paved road

702-515-5000

blm.gov/nv

Jan-Dec

Old Las Vegas Mormon Fort State Historic Park*

500 E. Washington Ave.

702-486-3511

Parks.TravelNevada.com

Jan-Dec

Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area*

17 mi. W of Las Vegas via Charleston Blvd.

702-515-5350

blm.gov/nv

Spring Mountain Ranch State Park*

6375 Hwy. 159 (15 mi. W of Las Vegas off Charleston Blvd.)

702-875-4141

Parks.TravelNevada.com

Jan-Dec

Spring Mountains National Recreation Area Humboldt Toiyabe National Forest

35 mi. NW of Las Vegas via U.S. Hwy. 95 & State Rt. 157

702-515-5400

fs.fed.us/r4/htnf

Jan-Dec

4220 S. Needles Hwy.

702-298-1859

Parks.TravelNevada.com

Exit I-15 at Riverside; 3 mi. S on State Rt. 170 to Gold Butte Rd.

702-515-5000

55 mi. NE of Las Vegas via I-15 & State Rt. 169

Guided Tours

Jan-Dec

Visitor Center

blm.gov/nv

Historic Sites

702-515-5000

Birding

Exit I-15 at Valley of Fire Rd.; 5 mi. S on State Rt. 40 to Bitter Springs Dr.

Nature Study

Bitter Springs Back Country Byway

Hiking Trails

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Fishing

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Boating/Rafting

Jan-Dec

Pets Allowed

nps.gov/lame

Showers

Picnic Area

702-293-8906

Flush Restrooms

Camping

Hwy. 93 & Rt. 166

Drinking Water

WEB SITE (www.)

Dump Station

PHONE

PARK/AREA

RV Size Restrictions

LOCATION

Seasons

parks

•

LAS VEGAS TERRITORY BOULDER CITY Lake Mead National Recreation Area* LAS VEGAS

Jan-Dec camp Sept.-May

•

• •

•

Jan-Dec

•

blm.gov/nv

Jan-Dec

•

702-397-2088

Parks.TravelNevada.com

Jan-Dec

•

4855 Eastlake Blvd.

775-687-4319

Parks.TravelNevada.com

Jan-Dec

•

25 mi. S of Gardnerville via U.S. Hwy. 395

775-266-3343

topazlake.com

Jan-Sep

•

12 mi. E of Carson City on U.S. Hwy. 50

775-687-5678

Parks.TravelNevada.com

Jan-Dec

•

Black Rock - High Rock Emigrant Trails National Conservation Area

3 mi. NE of Gerlach 110 miles NE of Reno

775-623-1500

blm.gov/nv

May-Nov

•

High Rock Canyon

62 mi. NE of Gerlach by dirt roads

530-279-6101

blm.gov/ca

May-Sep

•

LAUGHLIN Big Bend of the Colorado State Recreation Area*

•

MESQUITE Gold Butte Back Country Byway

•

OVERTON Valley of Fire State Park*

•

RENO-TAHOE TERRITORY CARSON CITY Washoe Lake State Park*

•

CARSON VALLEY Topaz Lake Park*

•

DAYTON Dayton State Park*

•

GERLACH •

LAKE TAHOE Lake Tahoe Nevada State Park, Cave Rock*

Hwy. 28

775-831-0494

Parks.TravelNevada.com

Jan-Dec

Lake Tahoe Nevada State Park, Sand Harbor*

2005 State Rt. 28

775-831-0494

Parks.TravelNevada.com

Jan-Dec

Lake Tahoe Nevada State Park, Spooner Lake*

Hwy. 28

775-831-0494

Parks.TravelNevada.com

Apr-Nov

Lake Tahoe Nevada State Park, Van Sickle

Hwy. 50, South Lake Tahoe

775-831-0494

Parks.TravelNevada.com

Jan-Dec

20 mi. N of Reno via Pyramid Lake Hwy. (State Rt. 445)

775-475-2222

blm.gov/wo/st/en/prog/ wild_horse_and_burro. html

Jan-Dec

•

• • •

•

• •

RENO National Wild Horse & Burro Center

* Admission Fee

•

Jan-Dec

24 mi. S of Battle Mountain via State Rt. 305

775-635-4000

battlemountaintourism. com/recreation

Jan-Dec

28 mi. SW of Denio Junction (4WD recommended)

775-623-1500

blm.gov/nv

Jun-Oct (closed at first snow)

Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest

Ruby Mountains Ranger District, P.O. Box 246, 140 Pacific Ave.

775-752-3357

fs.fed.us/r4/htnf

Jan-Dec

Jarbidge Recreation Area

100 mi. NE of Elko via State Rt. 225 & unpaved road/ NE Nevada on the Idaho border

775-752-3357

fs.fed.us/r4/htnf

Jun-Oct

•

North Wild Horse Campground*

66 mi. N of Elko on State Rt. 225

May-Oct

•

Ruby Mountains Recreation Area/Lamoille Canyon - Powerhouse Campground

25 mi. SE of Elko

775-752-3357

fs.fed.us/r4/htnf

May-Oct

•

Ruby Mountains Recreation Area/Lamoille Canyon - Roads End Campground

25 mi. SE of Elko

775-752-3357

fs.fed.us/r4/htnf

Jun-Oct

•

Ruby Mountains Recreation Area/Lamoille Canyon - Terraces Campground

25 mi. SE of Elko

775-752-3357

fs.fed.us/r4/htnf

Jun-Oct

•

Ruby Mountains Recreation Area/Lamoille Canyon - Thomas Canyon Campground *

25 mi. SE of Elko

775-752-3357

fs.fed.us/r4/htnf

May-Oct

•

South Fork Owyhee River/Owyhee River Canyon

120 mi. N of Elko via State Rts. 225 & 226

775-753-0200

Jan-Dec

•

South Fork State Recreation Area*

16 mi. S of Elko on State Rt. 228

775-744-4346

Parks.TravelNevada.com

Jan-Dec

•

Wild Horse State Recreation Area*

67 mi. N of Elko via State Rt. 225

775-758-6493

Parks.TravelNevada.com

Jan-Dec

•

Wilson Reservoir Recreation Area*

83 mi. N/NW of Elko via State Rts. 225 & 226

775-753-0200

blm.gov/nv

Jan-Dec

Zunino/Jiggs Reservoir*

30 mi. S/SE of Elko via State Rts. 227 & 228

775-753-0200

blm.gov/nv

2 mi. SW of Jackpot (4WD recommended)

775-753-0200

California Trail Back Country Byway

25 mi. N of Wells off Hwy. 93

East Humboldt/Ruby Mountains Recreation Area - Angel Creek*

•

VIRGINIA CITY Virginia City National Historic Landmark

•

COWBOY COUNTRY BATTLE MOUNTAIN Mill Creek Recreation Area

DENIO Pine Forest Recreation Area

ELKO •

•

Jan-Dec

•

blm.gov/nv

Jan-Dec

•

775-753-0200

blm.gov/nv

Jan-Dec

•

8 mi. S of Wells on State Rt. 231

775-752-3357

fs.fed.us/r4/htnf

May-Oct

•

East Humboldt/Ruby Mountains Recreation Area - Angel Lake*

12 mi. S of Wells on State Rt. 231

775-752-3357

fs.fed.us/r4/htnf

Jun-Sep

•

East Humboldt/Ruby Mountains Recreation Area - South Ruby*

80 mi. S of Wells via Hwy. 93 to State Rts. 229 & 767

775-752-3357

fs.fed.us/r4/htnf

May-Oct

•

Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest

Ruby Mountains Ranger District, 140 Pacific Ave.

775-752-3357

fs.fed.us/r4/htnf

Jan-Dec

Tabor Creek Campground*

30 mi. N/NW of Wells via gravel road

775-753-0200

blm.gov/nv

Jan-Dec

JACKPOT Salmon Falls Creek WELLS

•

* Admission Fee

Guided Tours

visitvirginiacitynv.com

•

Visitor Center

775-847-4386

•

Historic Sites

15 mi. E of Carson City

•

Birding

•

Nature Study

•

Hiking Trails

Jan-Dec

Fishing

plpt.nsn.us

Boating/Rafting

775-476-1156

Pets Allowed

35 mi. NE of Reno via Pyramid Lake Hwy. (State Ry. 445)

Showers

Drinking Water

Pyramid Lake*

Flush Restrooms

Dump Station

WEB SITE (www.)

Picnic Area

RV Size Restrictions

PHONE

Camping

•

LOCATION

Seasons

•

PARK/AREA

Aug-Sep

•

Humboldt Toiyabe National Forest, Santa Rosa Ranger District

1200 E. Winnemucca Blvd.

775-623-5025 x5

fs.fed.us/r4/htnf

Jan-Dec

•

Water Canyon

Approx 4.5 mi. SE of Winnemucca via Hanson St.

775-623-1500

blm.gov/nv

Jan-Dec

•

Hickison Petroglyph Recreation Area

24 mi. E of Austin along U.S. Hwy. 50

775-635-4000

blm.gov/nv

Jan-Dec

•

Humboldt Toiyabe National Forest, Austin Ranger District

100 Midas Canyon Rd.

775-964-2671

fs.fed.us/r4/htnf

May-Oct

•

Guided Tours

blm.gov/nv

Visitor Center

775-753-0200

•

Historic Sites

25 mi. S of Wendover via U.S. Hwy. 93A

•

Birding

Goshute Mountain Watchable Wildlife Area

Nature Study

Jan-Dec

Hiking Trails

blm.gov/nv

Fishing

775-623-1500

Boating/Rafting

Main Trailhead is located at the end of Kluncy Canyon Rd. on E side of Winnemucca; another trailhead is located at Water Canyon Recreation Area.

Pets Allowed

Bloody Shins Trail

Showers

WEB SITE (www.)

Flush Restrooms

PHONE

Drinking Water

LOCATION

Dump Station

RV Size Restrictions

Picnic Area

Camping

PARK/AREA

Seasons

parks (continued)

WINNEMUCCA •

•

PONY EXPRESS TERRITORY AUSTIN • •

•

• •

•

BAKER Baker Archaeological Site

2 mi. N of Baker

775-289-1800

blm.gov/nv

Jan-Dec

•

Great Basin National Park

100 Great Basin National Park

775-234-7331

nps.gov/grba

Jan-Dec

•

Mt. Moriah Wilderness Area

15 mi. N of Baker on dirt road

775-289-3031

fs.fed.us/r4/htnf

Jan-Dec

•

Sacramento Pass Recreation Area

20 mi. NW of Baker on U.S. Hwy. 50

775-289-1800

blm.gov/nv

Jan-Dec

•

24 mi. NE of Ely

775-289-3031

fs.fed.us/r4/htnf

May-Oct

•

• •

•

• •

•

ELY Bird Creek Picnic Area

•

Blue Mass Scenic Area

86 mi. NE of Ely

775-289-1800

blm.gov/nv

Jan-Dec

Cave Lake State Park*

15 mi. SE of Ely on U.S. Hwy 93 & 7 mi. E. on State Rt. 486

775-728-4460

Parks.TravelNevada.com

Jan-Dec

•

Cleve Creek Campground

43 mi. SE of Ely on U.S. Hwys. 6 & 50, then 12 miles N on State Rt. 893

775-289-1800

blm.gov/nv

Jan-Dec

•

Egan Crest Trails

5 mi. W of Ely on U.S. Hwy. 50

775-289-1800

blm.gov/nv

Jan-Dec

•

Ely Elk Viewing Area

8 mi. S of Ely on U.S. Hwy. 50

775-289-1800

blm.gov/nv

Jan-Dec

•

Garnet Hill

6.4 mi. W of Ely via U.S. Hwy. 50

775-289-1800

blm.gov/nv

Jan-Dec

•

Goshute Creek Campground

64 mi. N/NE of Ely

775-289-1800

blm.gov/nv

Jan-Dec

•

Illipah Reservoir

40 mi. W of Ely via U.S. Hwy. 50

775-289-1800

blm.gov/nv

Jan-Dec

•

Timber Creek Recreation Area*

29 mi. NE of Ely

775-289-3031

fs.fed.us/r4/htnf

May-Oct

•

Ward Charcoal Ovens State Historic Park*

7 mi. S of Ely on U.S. Hwys. 93 & 11 mi. W on Cave Valley Rd.

775-289-1693

Parks.TravelNevada.com

Jan-Dec

•

Ward Mountain Recreation Area

6 mi. SW of Ely on U.S. Hwys. 6 & 50

775-289-3031

blm.gov/nv

May-Oct

•

Grimes Point/Hidden Cave Archaeological Site

11 mi. E of Fallon

775-885-6000

blm.gov/nv

Jan-Dec

Lahontan State Recreation Area*

18 mi. W of Fallon

775-867-3500

Parks.TravelNevada.com

Jan-Dec

•

FALLON

* Admission Fee

•

Stillwater National Wildlife Refuge

1000 Auction Rd.

775-428-6452

fws.gov/stillwater

Jan-Dec

•

Follows U.S. Hwy. 50 across Pony Express Territory

775-885-6000

blm.gov/nv

Jan-Dec

•

• •

•

Guided Tours

•

Visitor Center

•

Historic Sites

Jan-Dec

Birding

blm.gov/nv

Nature Study

775-885-6000

Hiking Trails

25 mi. SE of Fallon via U.S. Hwy. 50

Fishing

Sand Mountain Recreation Area*

Showers

WEB SITE (www.)

Boating/Rafting

Pets Allowed

Flush Restrooms

Drinking Water

Dump Station

PHONE

Camping

RV Size Restrictions

LOCATION

Seasons

Picnic Area

PARK/AREA

• •

•

PONY EXPRESS TERRITORY Pony Express National Historic Trail

•

SILVER SPRINGS Fort Churchill State Historical Park*

10000 U.S. Hwy. 95A

775-577-2345

Parks.TravelNevada.com

Jan-Dec

•

Fort Churchill to Wellington Back Country Byway

9 mi. S of Silver Springs via U.S. Hwy. 95A

775-885-6000

blm.gov/nv

Jan-Dec

•

Death Valley National Park*

Between Amargosa Desert in Nevada & Inyo National Forest in CA

760-786-3200

nps.gov/deva

Jan-Dec

•

Rhyolite Historic Area

4 mi. SW of Beatty via State Rt. 374

775-482-7800

rhyolitesite.com

Jan-Dec

45 mi. NE of Tonopah via U.S. Hwy. 6 & State Rt. 376

775-867-3001

Parks.TravelNevada.com

Jan-Dec

Beaver Dam State Park*

6 mi. N of Caliente, then 28 mi. E on gravel road

775-728-4460

Parks.TravelNevada.com

Jan-Dec

Kershaw-Ryan State Park*

2 mi. S of Caliente on State Rt. 317

775-726-3564

Parks.TravelNevada.com

Jan-Dec

23 mi. E of Gabbs via State Rt. 884

775-964-2440

Parks.TravelNevada.com

Jan-Dec

•

Marietta Wild Burro Range

55 mi. SE of Hawthorne to State Rt. 360, turn W

775-885-6000

blm.gov/nv

Jan-Dec

•

Walker Lake State Recreation Area

11 mi. N of Hawthorne via U.S. Hwy. 95

775-867-3001

Parks.TravelNevada.com

Jan-Dec

2 mi. N of Panaca

775-728-4460

Parks.TravelNevada.com

Jan-Dec

•

Echo Canyon State Park*

12 mi. SE of Pioche via State Rts. 322 & 323

775-962-5103

Parks.TravelNevada.com

Jan-Dec

•

Meadow Valley Campground

18 mi. E of Pioche past Ursine

775-726-8100

blm.gov/nv

Jan-Dec

•

Mt. Wilson Back Country Byway

SR 322 at U.S. Hwy. 93

775-289-1800

blm.gov/nv

Apr-Oct

Spring Valley State Park*

20 mi. E of Pioche via State Rt. 322

775-962-5102

Parks.TravelNevada.com

Jan-Dec

•

Humboldt Toiyabe National Forest, Tonopah Ranger District

1400 Main St. Tonopah

775-482-6286

fs.fed.us/r4/htnf

Jan-Dec

•

Lunar Crater National Natural Landmark and Back Country Byway

75 mi. E of Tonopah & 90 mi. W of Ely

775-635-4000

byways.org/explore/ byways/68963

Jan-Dec

14 mi. S of Yerington

775-885-6000

blm.gov/nv

Jan-Dec

•

NEVADA SILVER TRAILS BEATTY •

•

BELMONT Belmont Courthouse State Historic Site

•

CALIENTE •

•

GABBS Berlin-Ichthyosaur State Park*

•

HAWTHORNE •

•

PANACA Cathedral Gorge State Park*

•

PIOCHE •

• •

•

TONOPAH •

•

YERINGTON Wilson Canyon Recreation Area

•

* Admission Fee

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Arrowcreek, greenside bunker; photo by Ryan Jerz

702-293-9236

bouldercitygolf.com

Jan-Dec

30-60

702-294-6534

bouldercreekgc.com

Jan-Dec

60-150

877-222-2455

golfcascata.com

Jan-Dec

350-500

anthemcc.com

Jan-Dec

Private

866-596-4TEE

golfblackmountain.com

Jan-Dec

39-85

desertwillowlasvegas.com

Jan-Dec

28-57

ADDRESS

PHONE

Boulder City Municipal Golf Course

1 Club House Dr.

Boulder Creek Golf Club

1501 Veterans Memorial Dr.

Cascata Golf Club

One Cascata Dr.

702-294-2000

TOLL FREE

Rates

WEB SITE (www.)

Dates of Operation

COURSE/RESORT

# of holes

golf

LAS VEGAS TERRITORY BOULDER CITY

HENDERSON Anthem Country Club

1 Club Side Dr.

702-614-5000

Black Mountain Golf and Country Club

500 Greenway Rd.

702-565-7933

Desert Willow Golf Course

2020 W. Horizon Ridge Pkwy.

702-263-4653

Dragonridge Country Club

552 S. Stephanie St.

702-614-4444

877-855-1505

dragonridgegolf.com

Jan-Dec

Private

The Falls Golf Club at Lake Las Vegas

101 Via Vin Santo

702-740-5258

877-698-4653

lakelasvegas.com

Jan-Dec

165-295

Legacy Golf Club

130 Par Excellence Dr.

702-897-2187

888-4GOLFLV

thelegacygc.com

Jan-Dec

135-155

Reflection Bay Golf Club at Lake Las Vegas

75 MonteLago Blvd.

702-740-4653

877-698-4653

lakelasvegas.com

Jan-Dec

165-295

Revere Golf Club - Concord

2600 Hampton Rd.

702-259-4653

877-273-8373

reveregolf.com

Jan-Dec

90-255

Revere Golf Club - Lexington

2600 Hampton Rd.

702-259-4653

877-273-8373

reveregolf.com

Jan-Dec

90-255

Rio Secco Golf Club

2851 Grand Hills Dr.

702-777-2400

888-TO-SECCO

riosecco.net

Jan-Dec

10-295

Southshore Golf Club at Lake Las Vegas

100 Strada Di Circolo

702-558-0022

800-564-1603

lakelasvegas.com

Jan-Dec

Private

Tuscany Golf Club

901 Olivia Pkwy.

702-951-1500

866-TUSCANY

tuscanygolfclub.com

Jan-Dec

55-150

Wildhorse Golf Club

2100 W. Warm Springs Rd.

702-434-9000

golfwildhorse.com

Jan-Dec

33-104

Angel Park Golf Club - Cloud 9 Course

100 S. Rampart Blvd.

702-254-4653

888-446-5358

angelpark.com

Jan-Dec

17-25

Angel Park Golf Club - Mountain Course

100 S. Rampart Blvd.

702-254-4653

888-446-5358

angelpark.com

Jan-Dec

45-155

Angel Park Golf Club - Palm Course

100 S. Rampart Blvd.

702-254-4653

888-446-5358

angelpark.com

Jan-Dec

45-155

Arroyo Golf Club

2250 C Red Springs Dr.

702-258-2300

800-934-4653

thearroyogolfclub.com

Jan-Dec

Call

Badlands Golf Club

9119 Alta Dr.

702-363-0754

888-TROON-US

badlandsgc.com

Jan-Dec

80-200

Bali Hai Golf Club

5160 Las Vegas Blvd. S.

702-450-8181

888-397-2499

balihaigolfclub.com

Jan-Dec

150-325

Bearâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Best Golf Club

11111 W. Flamingo Rd.

702-804-8500

866-385-8500

clubcorp.com

Jan-Dec

225-275

Callaway Golf Center

6730 Las Vegas Blvd. S.

702-896-4100

cgclv.com

Jan-Dec

30-37

LAS VEGAS

Canyon Gate Country Club

2001 Canyon Gate Dr.

702-363-0303

Desert Pines Golf Club

3415 E. Bonanza Rd.

702-450-8181

canyon-gate.com

Jan-Dec

Private

waltersgolf.com

Jan-Dec

135-175

Desert Rose Golf Course

5483 Clubhouse Dr.

Durango Hills Golf Club

3501 N. Durango Dr.

702-431-4653

desertrose.americangolf.com

Jan-Dec

35-99

702-229-4653

durangohillsgolf.com

Jan-Dec

Eagle Crest Golf Club/Sun City

2203 Thomas Ryan Blvd.

702-240-1320

31-39

800-803-0758

golfsummerlin.com

Jan-Dec

Call

Highland Falls Golf Club/Sun City

10201 Sun City Blvd.

702-254-7010

Las Vegas Country Club

3000 Joe W. Brown Dr.

702-734-1122

800-803-0758

golfsummerlin.com

Jan-Dec

40-62

lasvegascc.com

Jan-Dec

Private

Las Vegas Golf Club

4300 W. Washington Ave.

702-646-3003

Las Vegas National Golf Club

1911 E. Desert Inn Rd.

702-734-1796

Las Vegas Paiute Resort - Snow Mountain Course

10325 Nu-Wav Kaiv Blvd.

702-658-1400

Las Vegas Paiute Resort - Sun Mountain Course

10325 Nu-Wav Kaiv Blvd.

Las Vegas Paiute Resort - Wolf Course

10325 Nu-Wav Kaiv Blvd.

Los Prados Country Club

5150 Los Prados Cir.

Painted Desert Golf Club

5555 Painted Mirage Rd.

Palm Valley Golf Club/Sun City

9201 Del Webb Blvd.

702-363-4373

888-397-2499

Jan-Dec

27-89

lasvegasnational.com

Jan-Dec

59-179

800-711-2833

lvpaiutegolf.com

Jan-Dec

95-185

702-658-1400

800-711-2833

lvpaiutegolf.com

Jan-Dec

95-185

702-658-1400

800-711-2833

lvpaiutegolf.com

Jan-Dec

105-199

702-645-5696

losprados-golf.com

Jan-Dec

Call

702-645-2570

painteddesertgc.com

Jan-Dec

45-159

800-803-0758

golfsummerlin.com

Jan-Dec

40-62 Private

Red Rock Country Club - Mountain Course

2250 Red Rock Springs Dr.

702-304-5600

redrockcountryclub.com

Jan-Dec

Rhodes Ranch Golf Club

20 Rhodes Ranch Pkwy.

702-740-4114

888- 311-TEES

rhodesranchgolf.com

Jan-Dec

50-130

Royal Links Golf Club

5995 E. Vegas Valley

702-450-8181

888-397-2499

royallinksgolfclub.com

Jan-Dec

100-250

Siena Golf Club

10575 Siena Monte Ave.

702-341-9200

888-689-6469

sienagolfclub.com

Jan-Dec

Call

Silverstone Golf Club

8600 Cupp Dr.

702-562-3770

877-888-2127

silverstonegolfclub.com

Jan-Dec

35-165

Southern Highlands Golf Club

1 Robert Trent Jones Ln.

702-263-1000

southernhighlands.com

Jan-Dec

Private

Spanish Trail Country Club

5050 Spanish Trail Ln.

702-364-0357

spanishtrailcc.com

Jan-Dec

Private

WEB SITE (www.)

# of holes

Dates of Operation

Rates

702-652-2602

nellisservices.com

Jan-Dec

30-50

702-652-2602

nellisservices.com

Jan-Dec

30-50

COURSE/RESORT

ADDRESS

PHONE

Sunrise Vista Golf Course - Nellis AFB Eagle/ Falcon Course (Military Use Only)

2841 Kinley Dr.

Sunrise Vista Golf Course - Nellis AFB Raptor/ Thunderbird Course (Military Use Only)

2841 Kinley Dr.

TOLL FREE

Tournament Players Club at Summerlin

1700 Village Center Cir.

702-256-0111

tpc.com

Jan-Dec

Private

Tournament Players Club Las Vegas

9851 Canyon Run Dr.

702-256-2000

tpccanyons.com

Jan-Dec

170-285

Wynn Golf and Country Club

3131 Las Vegas Blvd. S.

702-770-7100

wynnlasvegas.com

Jan-Dec

500

Desert Lakes Golf Club

5835 Desert Lakes Golf Club, Bullhead City, AZ

928-768-1000

desertlakesgc.com

Jan-Dec

25-85

El Rio Country Club

One Paseo El Rio, Mohave Valley, AZ

928-788-3150

elriocountryclub.com

Jan-Dec

39-94

Laughlin Ranch Golf Club

1360 William Hardy Dr., Bullhead City, AZ

928-754-1243

laughlinranch.com

Jan-Dec

40-125

Mojave Resort Golf Club

9905 Aha Macav Pkwy.

702-535-4653

mojaveresortgolfclub.com

Jan-Dec

39-99

Casablanca Golf Club

1100 W. Hafen Ln.

702-346-6764

866-401-6022

golfmesquitenevada.com

Jan-Dec

80-100

Falcon Ridge Golf Course

1024 Normandy Ln.

702-346-6363

877-270-4653

golffalcon.com

Jan-Dec

45-110

Oasis Golf Club - Canyons Course

100 Palmer Ln.

702-346-7820

888-367-3386

theoasisgolfclub.com

Jan-Dec

40-110

Oasis Golf Club - Palmer Course

100 Palmer Ln.

702-346-7820

888-367-3386

theoasisgolfclub.com

Jan-Dec

40-135

Palms Golf Club

711 Palms Blvd.

702-346-5232

800-621-0187

palmsgolfclub.com

Jan-Dec

50-107

Wolf Creek Golf Club

403 Paradise Pkwy.

702-346-1670

866-252-4653

golfwolfcreek.com

Jan-Dec

85-195

Aliante Golf Club

3100 W. Elkhorn

702-399-4888

877-399-4888

aliantegolf.com

Jan-Dec

50-140

Craig Ranch Golf Course

628 W. Craig Rd.

702-642-9700

Jan-Dec

19-35

North Las Vegas Golf Course

324 E. Brooks Ave.

702-633-1833

Jan-Dec

7-18

Shadow Creek

3 Shadow Creek Dr.

702-791-7111

866-260-0069

shadowcreek.com

Jan-Dec

500

Primm Valley Golf Club - Desert Course

1 Yates Well Rd.

702-679-5509

888-847-2757

primmvalleyresorts.com

Jan-Dec

85-200

Primm Valley Golf Club - Lakes Course

1 Yates Well Rd.

702-679-5509

888-847-2757

primmvalleyresorts.com

Jan-Dec

85-175

Eagle Valley Golf Course - East Course

3999 Centennial Park Dr.

775-887-2380

eaglevalleygolf.com

Jan-Dec

15-35

Eagle Valley Golf Course - West Course

3999 Centennial Park Dr.

775-887-2380

Empire Ranch Golf Course

1875 Fair Way

775-885-2100

Silver Oak Golf Club

1251 Country Club Dr.

Carson Valley Golf Course

1027 Riverview Dr., Gardnerville

Genoa Lakes Golf Club - Lakes Course

1 Genoa Lakes Dr., Genoa

775-782-GOLF

Genoa Lakes Golf Club - Resort Course

2901 Jacks Valley Rd., Genoa

775-782-3042

Sunridge Golf Club

1000 Long Dr., Carson City

775-267-4448

101 Palmer Dr.

775-246-7888

Downtown; Hwy. 447

775-557-2341 x.224

The Golf Courses at Incline Village - Championship Course

955 Fairway Blvd., Incline Village

775-832-1146

866- 925-GOLF

The Golf Courses at Incline Village - Mountain Course

690 Wilson Wy., Incline Village

775-832-1150

Old Brockway Golf Course

400 Brassie Ave., Kings Beach, CA

530-546-9909

Resort at Squaw Creek

400 Squaw Creek Rd., Olympic Valley, CA

530-581-6637

Tahoe City Golf Course

251 N. Lake Blvd., Tahoe City, CA

530-583-1516

877-321-WYNN

LAUGHLIN

MESQUITE

NORTH LAS VEGAS

PRIMM

RENO-TAHOE TERRITORY CARSON CITY

eaglevalleygolf.com

Jan-Dec

25-45

empireranchgolf.com

Jan-Dec

25-45

775-841-7000

silveroakgolf.com

Jan-Dec

25-60

775-265-3181

carsonvalleygolf.com

Jan-Dec

20-46

866-795-2709

genoalakes.com

Jan-Dec

55-120

866-795-2709

genoalakes.com

Jan-Dec

45-90

sunridgegolfclub.com

Jan-Dec

30-60

daytonvalley.com

Jan-Dec

25-105

Jan-Dec

Donation

golfincline.com

May-Oct

99-169

866-925-GOLF

golfincline.com

May-Oct

40-65

oldbrockway.com

Apr-Nov

30-70

800-327-3353

squawcreek.com

May-Oct

50-115

Apr-Nov

36-74

888-227-1335

CARSON VALLEY

DAYTON Dayton Valley Golf and Country Club at Legado

800-644-3822

EMPIRE Burning Sands Golf Course LAKE TAHOE, NORTH

PHONE

Bijou Golf Course

3464 Fairway and Johnson Blvd., South Lake Tahoe, CA

530-542-6097

Edgewood Tahoe

180 Lake Pkwy., Stateline

775-588-3566

Glenbrook Club

2070 Pray Meadow Rd., Glenbrook

775-749-5201

Lake Tahoe Golf Course

2500 Emerald Bay Rd., South Lake Tahoe, CA

530-577-0788

Tahoe Paradise Golf Course

3021 U.S. Hwy. 50, South Lake Tahoe, CA

530-577-2121

TOLL FREE

Rates

ADDRESS

Dates of Operation

COURSE/RESORT

# of holes

golf (continued)

recreationintahoe.com

Apr-Oct

12-20

edgewoodtahoe.com

May-Oct

100-235

May-Oct

Private

laketahoegc.com

Apr-Oct

52-80

tahoeparadisegc.com

May-Oct

30-41

WEB SITE (www.)

LAKE TAHOE, SOUTH

888-881-8659

RENO Arrowcreek Country Club/Challenge Course

2905 Arrowcreek Pkwy.

775-850-4653

arrowcreekcc.com

Jan-Dec

Private

Arrowcreek Country Club/Legend Course

2905 Arrowcreek Pkwy.

775-850-GOLF

arrowcreekcc.com

Jan-Dec

55-100

Coyote Moon

10685 Northwoods Blvd., Truckee, CA

530-587-0886; 530-550-7037 Groups

tahoemountainclub.com

May-Oct

100-160

Crystal Peak Golf Course

450 River Pines Dr., Verdi

775-345-1551

verdi.us

Mar-Dec

30-60

Graeagle Meadows Golf Course

P.O. Box 310, Hwy. 89, Graeagle, CA

530-836-2323

playgraeagle.com

Apr-Nov

30-80

Grizzly Ranch

4375 Grizzly Rd., Portola, CA

530-832-1800

866-901-1010

grizzlyranch.com

May-Oct

125-135

hvccreno.com

Jan-Dec

Private

800-815-6966

lakeridgegolf.com

Jan-Dec

40-100

montreuxgolf.com

Mar-Nov

Private

877- 462-5662

nakomagolfresort.com

May-Oct

30-80

visitrenotahoe.com

Mar-Nov

40-45

northstarattahoe.com

May-Oct

45-89

May-Oct

100-185

Hidden Valley Country Club

3575 E. Hidden Valley Rd.

775-857-4742

Lakeridge Golf Course

1218 Golf Club Dr.

775-825-2200

Montrêux Golf and Country Club

18077 Bordeaux Dr.

775-849-1090

Nakoma Golf Resort

348 Bear Run, Clio, CA

530-832-5067

Northgate Golf Club

1111 Clubhouse Dr.

775-747-7577

Northstar-at-Tahoe Golf Course

100 Northstar Dr., Truckee, CA

530-562-2490

Old Greenwood

12915 Fairway Dr., Truckee, CA

530-550-7010; 530-550-7037 Groups

oldgreenwood.com

Plumas Pines Golf Resort

402 Poplar Valley Rd., Graeagle, CA

530-836-1420

plumaspinesgolf.com

Apr-Nov

50-95

Rosewood Lakes Golf Course

6800 Pembroke Dr.

775-857-2892

rosewoodlakes.com

Jan-Dec

10-43

Sierra Sage Golf Course

6355 Silver Lake Blvd.

775-972-1564

sierrasagegolf.org

Jan-Dec

15-22

Somersett Country Club

2019 Championship Trl.

775-787-1800

somersett.com

Jan-Dec

Private

Tahoe Donner Golf Course

12850 Northwoods Blvd., Truckee, CA

530-587-9443

tahoedonner.com

May-Oct

60-150

Thunder Canyon

19 Lightning “W” Ranch Rd., Washoe Valley

775-882-0882

thundercanyon.com

Jan-Dec

Private

Washoe County Golf Course

2601 Foley Way

775-828-6640

Whitehawk Ranch Golf Ranch

768 Whitehawk Dr., Clio, CA

530-836-0394

Wolf Run Golf Club

1400 Wolf Run Rd.

D’Andrea Golf Club The Links at Kiley Ranch

800-GO-NORTH

washoegolf.org

Jan-Dec

15-30

golfwhitehawk.com

Apr-Oct

55-140

775-851-3301

wolfrungolfclub.com

Jan-Dec

45-75

2900 S. D’Andrea Pkwy.

775-331-6363

dandreagolf.com

Jan-Dec

35-105

5800 Kiley Links Dr.

775-354-2100

Jan-Dec

The Resort at Red Hawk - Hills Course

6600 N. Wingfield Pkwy

775-626-6000

866-GO2-HAWK

resortatredhawk.com

Jan-Dec

Private

The Resort at Red Hawk - Lakes Course

6600 N. Wingfield Pkwy.

775-626-6000

866-GO2-HAWK

resortatredhawk.com

Jan-Dec

50-115

Wildcreek Golf Course - Championship Course

3500 Sullivan Ln.

775-673-3100

visitrenotahoe.com

Jan-Dec

30-69

Wildcreek Golf Course - Executive Course

3500 Sullivan Ln.

775-673-3100

visitrenotahoe.com

Jan-Dec

15-15

205 Fairway Dr.

775-635-2380

mvgolfclub.com

Mar-Oct

Ruby View Golf Course

2100 Ruby View Dr.

775-777-7277

ci.elko.nv.us

Mar-Oct

25-30

Spring Creek Golf Course

410 Fairway Blvd., Spring Creek

775-753-6331

springcreeknv.net

Mar-Oct

30-35

415 Ace Dr.

775-755-2260

Mar-Nov

25-44

144 Ventosa Ave.

775-752-3928

Mar-Oct

10-16

800-332-HAWK

SPARKS

COWBOY COUNTRY BATTLE MOUNTAIN Mountain View Golf Course ELKO

JACKPOT Jackpot Golf Club WELLS Chimney Rock Golf Course

# of holes

Dates of Operation

Rates

golf (continued)

Feb-Nov

Mar-Oct

20-24

elygolfing.com

Jan-Dec

15-26

775-423-4616

golffallon.com

Jan-Dec

25-35

50 Desert Lakes Dr.

775-835-6933

fernleygolfclub.com

Jan-Dec

30-50

Hwy. 190, Death Valley, CA

760-786-2301

furnacecreekresort.com

Jan-Dec

55-67

Hawthorne Army Ammunition Depot

775-945-1111

Jan-Dec

12-20

Desert Greens

350 W. Wilson Rd.

775-751-1999

Lakeview Executive Course

1471 E. Mt. Charleston Dr.

775-727-4040

Mountain Falls Golf Club

5001 Clubhouse Dr.

775-537-6553

Willow Creek Golf Course

1500 Red Butte

775-727-4653

Off Hwy. 322 (1/2 mile)

775-962-5206

100 Electrum Dr.

775-377-2880

111 Hwy. 208

775-463-3300

COURSE/RESORT

ADDRESS

PHONE

2319 West Pueblo Blvd.

775-664-4300

1365 Mizpah St.

775-623-9920

151 N. Golf Course Dr.

775-289-4095

2655 Country Club Dr.

TOLL FREE

WEB SITE (www.)

WEST WENDOVER Toana Vista Golf Course

800-852-4330

WINNEMUCCA Winnemucca Municipal Golf Course PONY EXPRESS TERRITORY ELY White Pine Golf Course FALLON The Golf Course at Fallon FERNLEY The Golf Club at Fernley NEVADA SILVER TRAILS GOLDFIELD Furnace Creek Golf Course HAWTHORNE Walker Lake Golf Club at the Depot PAHRUMP 800-991-9006

877-779-4653

desertgreens.com

Jan-Dec

pahrumpgolf.com

Jan-Dec

18-22

mountainfallsgolf.com

Jan-Dec

40-65

willowcreekcg.com

Jan-Dec

25-50

Apr-Nov

Donation

rmgcgolf.com

Mar-Nov

18-35

masonvalleycountryclub.com

Jan-Dec

20-30

PIOCHE Lincoln County Golf Course ROUND MOUNTAIN Round Mountain Golf Course YERINGTON Mason Valley Country Club

17th green at Edgewood Tahoe; photo by Ryan Jerz

Winter Recreation Nevada means “snow-covered” in Spanish, and with more than 30 feet of snow annually in some of the state’s 314 mountain ranges, it delivers.

Northstar; photo by Ryan Jerz

Lake Tahoe, with about 22,000 acres of skiing at 15 resorts, is one of the premier ski destinations in the world. From Olympic-caliber double black diamond runs at Squaw Valley, to groomed trails with breathtaking views of the lake at Heavenly, Homewood and more, Lake Tahoe has a ski run for everyone. The fun doesn’t stop there. Make your own trail in Elko’s Ruby Mountains with a heli-skiing excursion. The unspoiled wilderness and untouched powder of eastern Nevada is an experience you will remember the rest of your life. Even the south gets into the action with Las Vegas Ski and Snowboard Resort less than an hour north of the Las Vegas Strip. Cross country skiing at Spooner Lake, Camp Richardson or Tahoe-Donner is a great way to take in some mountain scenery or bundle up for a midnight snowshoe trek at Northstar, Squaw Valley or Great Basin National Park.

If you like a little octane in your winter-adrenaline cocktail, try snowmobiling on the thousands of untamed acres of winter wonderland around Elko and the Sierra Nevada west of Reno. To keep it more relaxing, why not try a sleigh ride at the base of the Sierra, or hop on a dog-powered sled to be pulled along some spectacular scenery. You can even ice fish at Wildhorse Reservoir near Elko area or Cave Lake near Ely. For a unique experience, try your hand at ice and snow sculptures at White Pine Fire and Ice Show.

More information: Ski.TravelNevada.com

End of Hwy 156 in Lee Canyon

702-385-2754

skilasvegas.com

Mt. Charleston - Spring Mountains National Recreation Area

30 miles north of Las Vegas

702-515-5400

fs.fed.us/htnf

Camp Richardson

1900 Jameson Beach Rd., South Lake Tahoe, CA

530-542-6584

camprichardson.com

•

Clair Tappaan Lodge

19940 Donner Pass Rd., Norden, CA

530-426-3632

ctl.sierraclub.org

•

Hope Valley Outdoors

14655 Hwy. 88, Markleeville, CA

530-694-2266

hopevalleyoutdoors.com

145

Free

Nov-Apr

Kirkwood Mountain Resort

1501 Kirkwood Meadows Dr., Kirkwood, CA

209-258-7248

kirkwood.com

Nov-Apr

Northstar-at-Tahoe

100 Northstar Dr., Truckee, CA

530-562-1010

800-GONORTH

northstarattahoe.com

Royal Gorge Cross-Country Ski Resort

9411 Hillside Dr., Soda Springs, CA

530-426-3871

800-500-3871

royalgorge.com

308

25-29

Spooner Lake Cross Country

1/2 mile on Highway 28 from Highway 50, Carson City

775-749-5349

spoonerlake.com

Squaw Creek Nordic Center

1960 Squaw Valley Rd., Olympic Valley, CA

530-583-6300

squawcreek.com

Tahoe Cross Country

925 Country Club Dr., Tahoe City, CA

530-583-5475

tahoexc.org

Nov-Apr

Tahoe Donner

15275 Alder Creek Rd., Truckee, CA

530-587-9484

tahoedonner.com

114

Nov-Apr

BLM Ely District Office

Ely

775-289-1800

blm.gov

Mt. Ward and Loop Trails information available from the BLM and USFS.

USFS Ely Ranger District

Ely

775-289-3031

fs.fed.us/htnf

Mt. Ward and Loop Trails information available from the BLM and USFS.

WEB SITE (www.)

Season*

Sledding

Las Vegas Ski & Snowboard Resort

TOLL FREE

Tubing

PHONE

RESORT/AREA

Trails (km)

ADDRESS

Trail Pass ($)*

cross country

•

Nov-Apr

LAS VEGAS TERRITORY The Ski Chalet offers cross-country suggestions. USFS has information on trails and avalanche conditions.

RENO-TAHOE TERRITORY 800-544-1801

800-327-3353

Dec-Apr

•

Nov-Apr Nov-Apr •

•

PONY EXPRESS TERRITORY

*All rates and dates of operation subject to change.

Nov-Apr

Nov-May

% Advanced/Expert Runs

Snowboarding

Full Day Lift Tickets ($)*

860

•

Nov-Apr

skialpine.com

8,637

1,802

2,400

•

Nov-May

rideboreal.com

7,700

500

380

•

diamondpeak.com

8,540

1,840

655

•

donnerskiranch.com

7,757

750

450

•

• •

Season*

% Intermediate Runs

9,370

Tubing

% Beginner Runs

skilasvegas.com

Sledding

WEB SITE (www)

Lessons

TOLL FREE

Number of Lifts

PHONE

Skiable Terrain (in acres)

ADDRESS

Vertical Drop

RESORT

Summit Elevation (in feet)

ski resorts

LAS VEGAS TERRITORY Las Vegas Ski & Snowboard Resort

End of Hwy. 156 in Lee Canyon

702-385-2754

RENO-TAHOE TERRITORY Alpine Meadows

2600AlpineMeadowsRd., Truckee, CA

530-581-8374

800-949-3296

Boreal

19659 Boreal Ridge Rd., Truckee, CA

530-426-3666

Diamond Peak

1210 Ski Way, Incline Village

775-832-1177

Donner Ski Ranch

19320 Donner Pass Rd., Norden, CA

530-426-3635

Granlibakken

725 Granlibakken Rd., Tahoe City, CA

530-583-4242

800-543-3221

granlibakken.com

6,610

300

•

Heavenly Mountain Resort

Corner of Wildwood and Saddle, South Lake Tahoe, CA

775-586-7000

800-HEAVENLY

skiheavenly.com

10,067

3500

4800

•

TBD

Homewood Mountain Resort

5145 Westlake Blvd., Homewood, CA

530-525-2900

skihomewood.com

7,880

1650

1260

•

TBD

Kirkwood Mountain Resort

1501KirkwoodMeadows Dr., Kirkwood, CA

209-258-6000

877-KIRKWOOD

kirkwood.com

9,800

2,000

2,300

•

20/15

•

Mt. Rose-Ski Tahoe

22222 Mt. Rose Hwy., Reno

775-849-0704

800-SKIROSE

skirose.com

9,700

1,800

1,200+

•

40/10

•

Northstar-At-Tahoe

100NorthstarDr.,Truckee, CA

530-562-1010

800-GONORTH

northstarattahoe.com

8,610

2,280

2,904

•

Nov-Apr

Sierra-At-Tahoe

111 Sierra-at-Tahoe Rd., Twin Bridges, CA

530-659-7453

800-ATTAHOE

sierraattahoe.com

8,852

2,212

2,000

•

Nov-Apr

Soda Springs

I-80 Soda Springs exit, Truckee, CA

530-426-3901

skisodasprings.com

7,350

650

200

•

Nov-Apr

Squaw Valley USA

1960 Squaw Valley Rd., Olympic Valley, CA

530-583-6985

squaw.com

9,050

2,850

4,000

•

Nov-May

Sugar Bowl

629 Sugar Bowl Rd., Norden, CA

530-426-9000

sugarbowl.com

8,383

1,500

•

Tahoe Donner

11509 Northwood Blvd., Truckee, CA

530-587-9444

skitahoedonner.com

7,350

600

120

•

Elko Snobowl

5 miles northwest of Elko

775-934-3191

6,900

650

100

•

Ruby Mountain Heli-Ski

Country Lane, Lamoille

775-753-6867

helicopterskiing.com

11,200

5,200

100

•

877-GOVIEWS

800-545-4350

•

Oct-Apr

•

Dec-Apr Nov-May Dec-Apr

•

Nov-Apr

Nov-Apr •

•

Nov-Apr Nov-Apr

Nov-Apr Dec-Apr

COWBOY COUNTRY

*All rates and dates of operation subject to change.

Heavenly Skiing; courtesy Heavenly Mountain Resort

•

Jan-Mar Jan-Apr

Las Vegas Territory

Towering peaks, breathtaking vistas, a wild, rushing river…not exactly what comes to mind when you think of Las Vegas? Then perhaps it’s time we properly introduce you. The Las Vegas Strip is synonymous with vacation fun. You can shop to your heart’s content at the Forum Shops at Caesars Palace or the Fashion Show Mall, splurge on exquisite gourmet meals, indulge in decadent spa treatments at Wynn Las Vegas, Bellagio or any other resort and party until sunrise at some of the hottest clubs in the world. But Las Vegas has way more to offer than just what lies on The Strip’s playground. Just minutes from the mega-resorts, the Springs Preserve is essentially a living museum. Exhibits focus on everything from Las Vegas history to desert wildlife to the dynamics of a flash flood. You’ll want to set aside an entire day to take it all in. With your newfound desert know-how you can venture into Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area or Valley of Fire State Park, each with spectacular rock formations and miles upon miles of trails to explore. Red Rock also is considered a rock-climbing Mecca for its hundreds of highquality climbs on nearly perfect sandstone. For a first-hand view of the raw power of nature, visit the Hoover Dam. Built in 1936, it is the third-highest dam in the world and supplies power to more than 20 million people in Las Vegas, Phoenix, Los Angeles and San Diego. Make a day out of your dam visit and stop in Boulder City for lunch at one of the many cafés that line the quaint town’s main street. Nevada’s southernmost city, Laughlin, is home to one of the country’s most popular motorcycle rallies, the Laughlin River Run, and offers the same high-quality dining, gaming and entertainment as Las Vegas at a more laid-back pace. Primm, 43 miles south of Las Vegas on Interstate 15, is California’s gateway to the Las Vegas region. Many travelers try their first hand with lady luck here on their way to the main event. In the opposite direction, 79 miles northeast of the city, Mesquite greets westbound travelers from Arizona. Relaxing resorts and exceptional golf courses might charm you into a vacation extension.

Las Vegas Strip; courtesy LAS VEGAS NEWS BUREAU

If the only thing keeping you from making that Las Vegas sojourn is the perceived lack of ski slopes, think again. Mount Charleston, less than an hour north of the city, offers skiing and snowboarding in the winter months. Hiking and camping in the alpine forests of the Spring Mountains is a great way to beat the summer heat from the valley below.

With all your options in and around Las Vegas, another suitcase (or two) might come in handy.

Visitor Information Boulder City Chamber of Commerce 702-293-2034 boulder-city-chamber.com City of Henderson Department of Cultural Arts and Tourism 702-267-2171, 877-775-5252 visithenderson.com Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority 702-892-0711 visitlasvegas.com Las Vegas Visitor and Information Center 702-892-7575, 877-847-4858 visitlasvgeas.com Laughlin Chamber of Commerce 702-298-2214, 800-227-5245-5245 laughlinchamber.com Laughlin Visitor Information Center 702-298-3321, 800-452-4454 visitlaughlin.com Laughlin Nevada; courtesy LAS VEGAS NEWS BUREAU

Mesquite Area Chamber of Commerce 702-346-2902 mesquite-chamber.com Moapa Valley Chamber of Commerce Logandale 702-398-7160 moapavalley.com Nevada Welcome Center at Boulder City 702-294-1252 visitlasvegas.com Nevada Welcome Center at Mesquite 702-346-2702, 877-637-7848 visitmesquite.com North Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce 702-642-9595 northlasvegaschamber.com Searchlight Community Center 702-297-1682

Must See Las Vegas Territory

Hoover Dam; courtesy LAS VEGAS NEWS BUREAU

Hoover Dam (Boulder City) Located in Black Canyon on the Colorado River about 30 miles southeast of Las Vegas, at more than 700 feet tall Hoover Dam is an amazing Nevada spectacle, especially considering it was built more than 70 years ago. Each year, about a million people take the tour of the dam and millions more drive across it. Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area Just a few miles west of Las Vegas, Red Rock Canyon encompasses nearly 200,000 acres of the Mojave Desert, so it’s no surprise that there are ample biking, hiking and climbing opportunities available. If you’d rather enjoy your air-conditioned car—after you peruse the comfortable and informative visitor center—a 13-mile scenic drive offers many chances to stop and enjoy the sights. Springs Preserve Three miles west of downtown Las Vegas, the Springs Preserve is a non-gaming cultural and historical attraction designed to honor Las Vegas’ fascinating history and to educate visitors about sustainable living. Considered the birthplace of Las Vegas, the site of the Preserve was once home to bubbling springs that were a source of water for American Indians, travelers of the Old Spanish Trail and Mormons who settled the West. The Preserve includes colorful desert botanical gardens, museum galleries, outdoor concerts and events, an indoor theater, a historic photo gallery and a series of walking trails that meander through a scenic wetland habitat. The Las Vegas Strip; courtesy LAS VEGAS NEWS BUREAU

The Las Vegas Strip From the posh resorts like Wynn Las Vegas and the Trump Towers to themed ones such as the pyramid-shaped Luxor, Roman-inspired Caesars Palace, and Manhattan-high-rise-replica New York-New York, the Las Vegas Strip is a world within a city. You could spend months here watching world-class entertainment and eating in the finest restaurants. If you only have a day, remember that Las Vegas Boulevard constitutes America’s only nighttime scenic byway.

Golf Mesquite; courtesy LAS VEGAS NEWS BUREAU

Mount Charleston Less than an hour drive west of Las Vegas lies a beautiful mountain escape in the community of Mount Charleston. With the nearly 12,000-foot-high Charleston Peak in close proximity, the area is about 20 degrees cooler than Las Vegas in the summer, perfect for picnicking, hiking and horseback riding. In the winter, you can catch one of four lifts to access 11 trails at Las Vegas Ski & Snowboard Resort in Lee Canyon—yes, there’s skiing in Las Vegas! Mesquite golf With your choice of several championship courses in the picturesque Virgin River Valley, only an hour north of Las Vegas, there’s plenty of green to go around. And when a Golf Channel show, “The Big Break Mesquite,” and a Web site (golfmesquitenevada.com) are dedicated to golfing Mesquite, you can bet your shiny new driver that you won’t be disappointed by this destination that hugs the Arizona and Utah borders. Valley of Fire State Park (Overton) Fifty-five miles northeast of Las Vegas, Valley of Fire is Nevada’s oldest and largest state park, dedicated in 1935. The valley gets its name from the red sandstone formations that define the Mojave Desert. Areas of petrified wood and 3,000-year-old Indian petroglyphs represent ancient trees and early man. Popular activities include camping, hiking, picnicking and photography. The park, open year-round, offers a visitor center and several group-use areas.

Laughlin jet skiing Sometimes a must-see leads naturally into a must-do, and that’s the case with jet skiing in Laughlin. At the center of the water activity in this Nevada-Arizona border town is the Colorado River. A plethora of rental companies abound, making it easy for you to hit the liquid for a day of cruising. Laughlin’s pleasant winter weather makes it attractive to snowbirds around the world.

More information: MustSee.TravelNevada.com

Fremont Street Experience Before the Strip sprung up in Las Vegas, there were the casinos that started it all—the 100 year-old Golden Gate, the Golden Nugget, Binion’s (99-cent shrimp cocktail, anyone?) and more. This is the Fremont Street Experience, what some might call vintage Las Vegas. It’s also home to Viva Vision, the biggest big screen on the planet. The giant LED screen towers 90 feet above a pedestrian mall packed with shopping kiosks and two performance stages. Desperado roller coaster (Primm) Sure, there are fast roller coasters in Las Vegas, but you only have to drive 40 miles south to catch one of the tallest in North America. That would be Desperado, located in Primm. With a 225-foot drop on the first hill, Desperado is worth the detour for thrill seekers. As the coaster makes the snail-like ride to the top of the first hill, passengers can take in stunning views of the entire Primm Valley. But get ready for an 80mph descent! Springs Preserve; photo by Todd Fishbaugher

Attractions Las Vegas Territory Acacia Demonstration Gardens, Henderson The Acacia Demonstration Gardens, a unique feature of the City of Henderson’s Acacia Park, offers visitors a wealth of practical knowledge and creative ideas for conservation, relying on the unique beauty of our desert environment. 702-267-4000, cityofhenderson.com Adventuredome Theme Park at Circus Circus, Las Vegas Five-acre elevated theme park located behind Circus Circus’ west tower featuring the world’s largest indoor, double-loop, double-corkscrew roller coaster. 702-794-3912, adventuredome.com The Aquarium, Las Vegas The 117,000-gallon saltwater aquarium is home to 4,200 tropical fish, stingrays, eels and sharks and interactive fish feeding shows. 866-946-4373, 702-263-7777, silvertoncasino.com Arte’ Gallery & Frame, Mesquite Fine art, glass works, sculpture, hand-crafted items, frames and mats. mesquite-chamber.com The Arts Factory, Las Vegas The Arts Factory Las Vegas is a collection of artists, architects, photographers and graphic designers, all gathered under one roof. 702-676-1111, theartsfactory.com Atomic Testing Museum, Las Vegas The 8,000-square-foot permanent exhibit hall features interactive exhibits including touch screens, motion-sensitive plasma TV presentations, audio interviews with former workers from the Nevada test site and various other multi-media components. 702-794-5151, atomictestingmuseum.org

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The Auto Collections, Las Vegas The World’s Largest Classic Car Showroom! The Auto Collections at the Imperial Palace is the auto enthusiast’s dream. 800-634-6441, 702-794-3174, autocollections.com Bellagio Conservatory & Botanical Gardens, Las Vegas Just beyond Bellagio’s gracious lobby lies the Conservatory & Botanical Gardens, a kaleidoscope for your senses. 888-987-6667, 702-693-7111, bellagio.com Bellagio Gallery of Fine Art, Las Vegas Las Vegas’ premier exhibition venue, the Bellagio Gallery of Fine Art, showcases magnificent works of art within a AAA Five Diamond Award resort setting. 877-957-9777, 702-693-7871, bellagio.com Bonnie Springs Old Nevada, Blue Diamond Horseback riding, petting zoo, a Western town, gunfights and train rides on weekends and holidays. 702-875-4191, bonniesprings.com Boulder City/Hoover Dam Museum, Boulder City See the museum’s 3D interactive hands-on exhibits telling the human story of history’s greatest construction project–includes a 20 minute film of the dam’s construction. 702-294-1988, bchma.org Chinatown Plaza, Las Vegas Come and visit the first master-planned Chinatown in America. See the unique Tong Dynasty Architecture and peruse the largest collection of Asian businesses in Las Vegas to meet your every fancy. 702-221-8448, lvchinatown.com

Clark County Museum, Henderson Several exhibits on American Indians, mining, railroads, gaming, historic homes, and a ghost town. 702-455-7955, accessclarkcounty.com CSN Planetarium & Observatory, North Las Vegas Southern Nevada’s only public planetarium, presenting programs to the general public on a domed screen. 702-651-4759, csn.edu Desert Adventures, Boulder City This outdoor recreation company offers kayaking, hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding and ATV rides in the Lake Mead National Recreation Area. Most trips are on the Colorado River in Black Canyon. 702-293-5026, kayaklasvegas.com Desperado Roller Coaster, Primm One of the tallest roller coasters in the world, with a 70-degree, 225-foot drop. Speeds reach 80 mph. 702-386-7867, primmvalleyresorts.com Don Laughlin’s Classic Car Collection, Las Vegas Classic auto exhibit featuring distinctive cars in two showrooms. 800-227-3849, riversideresort.com Donna Beam Fine Art Gallery, Las Vegas Year-round changing exhibitions in all media featuring invited national and regional artists, faculty and students. 702-895-3893, donnabeamgallery.unlv.edu Eiffel Tower Experience, Las Vegas Features a panoramic, bird’s-eye view of the Las Vegas Strip from 460 feet above ground. 888-266-5687, 702-946-7000, parislasvegas.com

Las Vegas Mini Gran Prix, Las Vegas Four exciting go-kart tracks, amusement rides, 7,000-square-foot restaurant and arcade. 888-259-7223, 702-259-7000, lvmgp.com Las Vegas Motor Speedway, Las Vegas Weekly racing. 800-644-4444, 702-644-4444, lvms.com Ethel M® Chocolate Factory and Botanical Cactus Garden, Henderson Take a tour of the Ethel M®Chocolate Factory and view more than 300 species of plants on the 3.6-acre grounds. 800-627-0990, ethelschocolate.com Flamingo Wildlife Habitat, Las Vegas Appropriately enough, the Flamingo is home to a flock of live Chilean Flamingos. These birds, as well as a collection of other feathered friends, are featured. 800-221-7299, 702-733-3111, flamingolasvegas.com Forum Shops at Caesars, Las Vegas Features more than 150 boutiques and shops as well as 15 specialty restaurants. Displays include an enormous fountain that “comes to life” with spectacular special effects and a 50,000-gallon saltwater aquarium. 800-634-6661, 702-893-4800, forumshops.com Fountains at Bellagio, Las Vegas More than 1,000 fountains dance to music ranging from Pavarotti to Sinatra. 888-987-6667, 702-693-7111, bellagio.com Fremont Street Experience, Las Vegas Free nightly shows featuring 12.5 million lights and 550,000 watts of amazing sound. Enjoy free concerts and special events throughout the year. 800-249-3559, 702-678-5600, vegasexperience.com Gameworks Las Vegas, Las Vegas Interactive video gaming area. 702-895-7626, gameworks.com

Henderson Bird Viewing Preserve, Henderson Home to almost 200 species of birds, including waterfowl and birds of prey. 702-267-4180, cityofhenderson.com

Las Vegas Natural History Museum, Las Vegas Features dinosaurs, marine life, international wildlife, wild Nevada, African savanna and rainforest. 702-384-3466, lvnhm.org

Hoover Dam, Boulder City One million people a year tour this civil engineering wonder. Millions more drive across the dam. 702-494-2517, www.usbr.gov

Left of Center Art Gallery & Studio, North Las Vegas An alternative, and essential, view of the contemporary art scene, interpreted through the eyes of artists who are committed to building respect for cultural diversity. 702-647-7378, leftofcenterart.org

Jeff Gordon and Mario Andretti Racing School, Las Vegas Drive Authentic NASCAR race cars at Jeff Gordon Racing School and Indy-style race cars at Mario Andretti Racing School on the world’s premier superspeedways. 877-RACE-LAPS, 702-315-6300, andrettigordon.com John F. Prazen’s World of Metals, Mesquite A collection of beautiful sculptures from the finest metal craftsman artist of our time. 702-358-9310, mesquite-chamber.com Las Vegas Art Museum, Las Vegas The Las Vegas Art Museum presents a continuous schedule of ambitious fine art exhibitions. Closed Mondays. 702-360-7000, lasvegasartmuseum.org Las Vegas Balloon Rides, North Las Vegas Fly with commercially licensed pilots above the scenic Las Vegas Valley. Sunrise and sunset flights daily. 702-248-7609, lasvegasballoonrides.com Las Vegas Club Sports Hall of Fame, Las Vegas The Southern Nevada Sports Hall of Fame is a nonprofit organization committed to recognizing the outstanding achievements by southern Nevada athletes both in the world of sports and in the local community. 702-385-1664

Liberace Museum, Las Vegas Jewelry, pianos, rare cars and costumes. Closed Mondays. 702-798-5595, liberace.org Lied Discovery Children’s Museum, Las Vegas More than 100 hands-on exhibits in one of the country’s largest children’s museums. Closed Mondays. 702-382-3445, ldcm.org Lost City Museum, Overton Exhibits focus on artifacts from an ancestral Pueblo settlement. Dwelling replicas and reconstruction on premises. Other exhibits on Paiutes and other American Indian groups. 702-397-2193, Museums.TravelNevada.com M&M’s World®, Las Vegas M&M’s World is a four-story interactive shopping and retail complex that features thousands of original M&M’s Brand merchandise. 702-736-7611, mmsworld.com Madame Tussauds Las Vegas, Las Vegas World-famous interactive wax museum, featuring today’s hottest stars. 877-283-6423, 702-862-7800, mtvegas.com

attractions (continued) Las Vegas Territory Marjorie Barrick Museum of Natural History, Las Vegas Located on the UNLV campus, specializing in pre-Columbian history. 702-895-3381, hrcweb.nevada.edu Mesquite Art & Frame, Mesquite Framed prints, oils, watercolors, custom framing, bronzes and Navajo jewelry. 702-346-6541, mesquite-chamber.com Mesquite Fine Arts Center & Gallery, Mesquite A place for all local artists, crafters and everyone with interests in the arts to learn, develop, share and display their talents. 702-346-1338, mesquite-chamber.com MGM Grand Lion Habitat, Las Vegas Features multilevel areas for the pride of lions to play. A see-through walkway tunnel runs through the habitat. 702-891-3051, mgmgrand.com NASCAR Entertainment Center, Las Vegas Features Las Vegas’ fastest roller coaster, a stateof-the-art arcade, Las Vegas Cyber Speedway and the world’s largest stock car. 888-696-2121, 702-737-2111, saharavegas.com Neil Leifer Gallery, Las Vegas See photographer Neil Leifer’s permanent art gallery images of sports and culture. 800-634-6661, 702-731-7110, caesarspalace.com Nevada State Museum & Historical Society, Las Vegas Experience the story behind the neon lights. Features Nevada history, natural history, fossils and traveling shows. 702-486-5205, Museums.TravelNevada.com Nevada State Railroad Museum at Boulder City, Boulder City Offers excursion train rides along the historic Boulder Branch line between Boulder City and Henderson aboard classic Pullman Coaches dating back to 1911. 702-486-5933, Museums.TravelNevada.com Old Las Vegas Mormon State Historic Park, Las Vegas Built in 1855, the fort is the oldest EuropeanAmerican building in Nevada and the site of the first settlement in Las Vegas. 702-486-3511, Parks.TravelNevada.com Old Logandale School Historical and Cultural Society, Logandale View the “boxcar school” built in 1899 and learn about its deep history. The OLSHACS is dedicated to the restoration of the building. Free museum. 702-398-7272, olshacs.org

Pole Position Raceway, Las Vegas The premier indoor motorsports entertainment facility in Las Vegas. 702-227-7223, polepositionraceway.com

Spirit Wind Gallery, Mesquite American Indian art. 877-793-4968, 702-346-5136, mesquite-chamber.com

Richard Petty Driving Experience, Las Vegas Get behind the wheel or ride along in a NASCAR-style stock car. 702-643-4343, 1800bepetty.com

Springs Preserve, Las Vegas Explore the Springs Preserve, once home to ancient tribes and the resting place for weary Spanish explorers. Learn about the history of the Las Vegas Valley as well as methods to maintain a sustainable lifestyle in the desert. 702-822-7700, springspreserve.com

The Roller Coaster, Las Vegas Loops around the New York-New York Hotel & Casino at up to 67 mph and reaches heights of 203 feet and drops of 144 feet. 702-740-6969, nynyhotelcasino.com Scenic Airlines, North Las Vegas Flying over the Grand Canyon since 1967. 702-638-3300, scenic.com Searchlight Historic Museum and Historic Mining Park, Searchlight The story of the historic mining town of Searchlight as told through exhibits. 702-297-1642 Shark Reef at Mandalay Bay, Las Vegas An underwater adventure full of deadly predators: sharks, golden crocodiles and piranhas. 877-632-7000, 702-632-7777, mandalaybay.com Shelby Automobiles, Las Vegas The sports car museum and tour features the latest version of Shelby American sports vehicles, along with a dozen Cobra cars. 702-942-7325, shelbyautos.com Siegfried & Roy’s Secret Garden And Dolphin Habitat, Las Vegas Inside Siegfried & Roy’s Secret Garden and Dolphin Habitat, you’ll come face to face with some of the rarest, most beautiful and exotic creatures on earth. 800-627-6667, 702-791-7111, mirage.com Sirens of TI, Las Vegas Production features a clash between a group of beautiful, tempting sirens and a band of renegade pirates. 800-944-7444, 702-894-7111, treasureislandlasvegas.com

Stratosphere Tower Thrill Rides, Las Vegas World’s highest thrill rides. 800-998-6937, 702-380-7777, stratosphere.com Sunset Stampede, Las Vegas Laser light and water spectacular in Mystic Falls Park, a living environment of lush greenery. 800-634-6371, 702-456-7777, samstownlv.com Veteran’s Wall, Henderson Born in America’s defense during World War II, the City of Henderson continues to honor its war born heritage. The only Veterans Memorial Wall in southern Nevada, honoring those that have fought for our country . 702-267-2171, cityofhenderson.com Virgin Valley Heritage Museum, Mesquite Artifacts and histories from the Virgin Valley area from the late 1800s to present. 702-346-5705, mesquite.com Vision Tours, North Las Vegas View the Grand Canyon and surrounding areas on an airplane or helicopter tour. Motorcoach and specialty tours are also available. 800-256-8767, 702-263-6263, visionholidays.com Volcano at The Mirage, Las Vegas The volcano at The Mirage erupts at the top of each hour from 7pm - midnight, spewing smoke and fire 100 feet above the water. Currently undergoing renovations and will reopen in December 2008. 800-627-6667, 702-791-7111, mirage.com

SkyMania Fun Centers, Las Vegas A sports, fitness, and entertainment center that offers 3-D sports games and activities. Closed Mondays. 877-759-6789, 702-436-6887, skymaniafuncenters.com The Southern Nevada Zoological-Botanical Park, Las Vegas More than 150 species of rare plants and animals on three acres. 702-647-4685, lasvegaszoo.com

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Events Las Vegas Territory January SCORE Laughlin Desert Challenge, Laughlin 818-225-8402, score-international.com

October Art in the Park, Boulder City 702-293-0214, artinthepark.org

November Chocolate Wonderland, Henderson 702-458-8864, ethelschocolate.com

February 2009 NASCAR Weekend, Las Vegas lvms.com

Bluegrass Festival, Logandale 702-398-3247, snvbluegrass.com

The Magical Forest, Las Vegas 702-259-3700, opportunityvillage.org

FRYS.com Open, Las Vegas pgatour.com

Pomegranate Art Festival, Logandale 702-398-7007, moapaevents.com

NHRA/AC Delco Las Vegas Nationals, Las Vegas , lvms.com

December Las Vegas International Marathon, Las Vegas 702-731-1052, lvmarathon.com

March Red Rock Rendezvous, Las Vegas mountaingear.com/redrock April Boulder City Fine Arts Festival, Boulder City 702-293-2139, bcfineartsfestival.com Clark County Fair, Logandale 888-876-FAIR, ccfair.com Laughlin River Run, Laughlin laughlinriverrun.com

Preseason Pro Basketball, Las Vegas 866-388-FANS, unlvtickets.com Re/MAX World Long Drive Championship, Mesquite longdrivers.com

National Finals Rodeo, Las Vegas 702-260-8605, nfrevents.com NFR Cowboy Christmas Gift Show, Las Vegas 702-260-8605, nfrevents.com

Mesquite 10-Miler, Mesquite 702-445-3554 May Art Fest of Henderson, Henderson 877-775-5252, hendersonlive.com Spring Jamboree, Boulder City 702 293-2034, springjamboree.com September Greek Food Festival, Las Vegas 702-248-3896, vegasgreekorthodox.com Pacific Islands Festival, Las Vegas 702-382-6939, lvhcc.org Qwik Liner Las Vegas 350, Las Vegas lvms.com San Gennaro Feast and Las Vegas Street Fair, Las Vegas 702-286-4944, sangennarofeast.com South Point SNORE 250, Las Vegas 702-452-4522, snoreracing.net Terribleâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Primm 300, Primm score-international.com

Reno-Tahoe Territory

“America’s Adventure Place” is how some describe the Reno-Tahoe area. That said, you’ll find plenty of action in Nevada’s westernmost territory.

Reno’s downtown, highlighted by the Truckee River Whitewater Park and Riverwalk District, continues to be revamped, and now includes a wine walk and beer crawl to help fill two Saturday afternoons a month. When the big events hit the city, such as Hot August Nights (classic cars), Street Vibrations (motorcycles) and the National Championship Air Races (planes), Reno-Tahoe rises to a whole new level of fun. With celebrity-chef restaurants—try Charlie Palmer’s Steakhouse and Fin Fish at Grand Sierra Resort—great shopping such as The Summit and Cabela’s outdoor store, world-renowned events, and a blossoming downtown district, Reno is one of northern Nevada’s most diverse destinations. Reno’s close neighbor, Sparks, will soon claim the largest Scheels outdoor and sports superstore in the world, opening in fall of 2008. Then there’s Lake Tahoe, more than 70 miles of majestic shoreline with recreation opportunities galore in and around the clear, blue body of water. South Lake Tahoe has all the casinos, world-class acts and nightlife Nevada is known for, while all around the lake outdoor activities abound: hiking, biking, camping, and water sports in the warm months, and world-class skiing (downhill and cross country), snowboarding, and snowshoeing in the winter. The Lake Tahoe Music Festival and Lake Tahoe Shakespeare Festival head the list of many intriguing Tahoe events. Hey, the stats don’t lie—Lake Tahoe was the number one destination booked by travelers on Orbitz.com in a recent six-month period, and TripAdvisor ranked it the number-one U.S. destination in 2008. If history is your fascination, be sure to visit Virginia City, with a main street seemingly out of the 1800s. Carson Valley’s quaint towns of Genoa, Minden and Gardnerville are ripe with Nevada nostalgia, like the Genoa Bar and Saloon, Nevada’s oldest watering hole. In Carson City, the state capital, the Kit Carson Trail historical walking tour is available, and the city is home to the Nevada State Museum, along with landmarks such as the Carson Mint at the Nevada State Museum and the silver-domed State Capitol. In addition to Lake Tahoe, Pyramid Lake, north of Reno, is one of Nevada’s liquid gems. Completely within the Pyramid Lake Indian Reservation, the lake is the largest remnant of ancient Lake Lahontan. Visitors will find some of the best fishing in Nevada and Anaho Island, home to a large colony of American White Pelicans.

Girl at Lake Tahoe; photo by Stas Volik

If isolation is what you desire, the Black Rock Desertâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;home to the unique counterculture event, Burning Manâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;is a more rugged playground. Beware of the summer heat and, if it rains, a mud-soaked playa.

Reno-Tahoe has something for everyone, so be sure you stay long enough to take it all in.

Visitor Information Carson City Chamber of Commerce 775-882-1565 carsoncitychamber.com

Lake Tahoe Visitors Authority South Lake Tahoe 530-544-5050, 800-AT-TAHOE bluelaketahoe.com

Carson City Convention and Visitors Bureau 775-687-7410, 800-NEVADA-1 visitcarsoncity.com

Reno-Sparks Chamber of Commerce 775-337-3030 reno-sparkschamber.org

Carson Valley Chamber of Commerce & Visitors Authority 775-782-8144, 800-727-7677 visitcarsonvalley.org, carsonvalleynv.org

Reno-Sparks Convention & Visitors Authority 775-827-7600, 800-FOR-RENO visitrenotahoe.com

Dayton Area Chamber Commerce 775-246-7909 daytonnvchamber.org Incline Village Crystal Bay Visitors Bureau Incline Village 775-832-1606, 800-GOTAHOE gotahoenorth.com Lake Tahoe South Shore Chamber of Commerce Stateline 775-588-1728 tahoechamber.org The Great Reno Balloon Race; photo by Nathon Shahan

Reno-Tahoe Territory 775-687-7410 renotahoe.com Ski Lake Tahoe 800-588-SNOW skilaketahoe.com Sparks Chamber of Commerce 775-358-1976 sparkschamber.org Town of Genoa 775-782-8696 genoanevada.org Virginia City Convention & Tourism Authority 775-847-4386, 800-718-7587 visitvirginiacitynv.com

Must See Reno-Tahoe Territory National Automobile Museum, The Harrah Collection (Reno) There are car collections, then there are world-renowned car collections. This Reno museum was named one of the best 16 car museums in the world by Autoweek, and it’s easy to see why. Visitors can view decades of fascinating cars and stroll down four period street scenes, each symbolizing a quarter of the 20th Century, and look forward to a series of rotating special exhibits. If you need a guide, there are audio tours, people-led tours and theater presentations. Nevada Museum of Art (Reno) For a cultural experience that rivals any other in the Silver State, the Nevada Museum of Art is an experience to be had. The oldest cultural institution in Nevada (founded in 1931), the establishment provides a center for visual arts activities, exhibitions, and artists. The permanent collection has grown to more than 1,500 paintings, drawings, sculptures, prints and photographs, which reflect five focus areas centered on land and environment. Past exhibits include the collections of Frida Kahlo and Andy Warhol. Reno Arch You can’t miss this iconic landmark if you’re traveling along Virginia Street in Reno. In 1929, a contest was held to adapt a slogan for the original arch. The winning phrase, “The Biggest Little City In The World,” was branded on the arch and has been a Reno mainstay ever since. The latest arch, which brightens the Reno night sky with red, white and yellow lights, was installed in 1987. It has been featured in many movies, including “Waking Up in Reno.” The original arch can still be viewed on Lake Street downtown.

Paddle-wheel boat on Lake Tahoe; photo by Deborah Aronds

Nevada State Capitol Building (Carson City) Like so many buildings in Nevada, the Capitol is a symbol of the Silver State’s history. Completed in a year’s time from 1870-71, the structure is defined by its silver-colored dome. The building is the heart of a picturesque campus setting on Carson Street. Imagine snow-covered trees in the winter, golds and reds in the fall, and beautiful blooms in the spring. The Capitol serves the Governor and contains historical exhibits on the second floor. Kit Carson Trail walking tour/Carson City Mint In Carson City, the Convention and Visitors Bureau has conveniently marked a path in blue that guides you through the city’s glorious history. The blue line, known as the Kit Carson Trail, is a 2.5-mile walking tour of the west side, which includes nearly 60 historic homes and buildings, from government buildings to churches to residential neighborhoods. A guide is available through the Convention and Visitors Bureau. You’ll also visit the Nevada State Museum, which houses the Carson City Mint’s Coin Press No. 1. Take home a souvenir, and, one day a month, you can see a live press. Heavenly Gondola (South Lake Tahoe) Just a short walk from the California-Nevada state line and a number of lodging options, the Heavenly Gondola elevates riders to the serenity of an alpine mountain in little more than 10 minutes. The eightpassenger cabins take guests 2.4 miles up the mountain while they enjoy spectacular views of Lake Tahoe. The opportunity to look out over all of Lake Tahoe for as far as the eye can see makes for a perfect afternoon distraction. One of the stops, Adventure Peak, features a grill where you can grab lunch and some hiking paths where you can walk it off.

Riverside Artist Lofts; photo by Charlie Johnston

Wild Rose Inn, Genoa; photo by Charlie Johnston

Lake Tahoe cruises Scenic cruises, dinner cruises, charter cruises, even a wedding cruise— enjoy Lake Tahoe at a more leisurely pace. Through Lake Tahoe Cruises and Zephyr Cove Resort, you can catch either the Tahoe Queen or M.S. Dixie II. Celebrating her 25th anniversary in 2008, the Queen is refurbished and ready to go another quarter-century. Woodwind Cruises offers wine-tasting cruises, even a fireworks cruise on Fourth of July. The company also goes outside the box, offering rides on sailboats. There are a plethora of cruise companies that will make sure you see Lake Tahoe in a new light.

Heavenly Gondola; courtesy Heavenly Mountain Resort

Virginia & Truckee Railroad (Virginia City) At a small depot on F Street in Virginia City, you can catch this 35-minute ride that covers a little less than six miles. During the leisurely experience, riders are treated to an informative talk as the conductor relates anecdotes about the area’s history and points out places of historic interest along the way, including original mining head frames and mill sites. The Virginia & Truckee Railroad Company operates from Memorial Day until the end of October. Plans are in the works to expand the route to 21 miles, concluding in Carson City.

Genoa Bar and Saloon “Nevada’s Oldest Thirst Parlor,” as it says above the entrance, has an intriguing mix of quirky artifacts, including Raquel Welch’s black leopard print bra and signed photo, donated during a movie shoot nearby. Since 1853, drinks have been served and tomato juice (take a look at the ceiling, but don’t ask why) splattered at the bar, which has welcomed presidents, actors, and famous musicians through the years. Be sure to check out the diamond-dust mirror on the back of the bar, which dates to the 1840s. Piper’s Opera House (Virginia City) This establishment has been entertaining audiences since the 1860s, so it’s no surprise that First Lady Laura Bush named it an “American treasure and a national icon.” Recently, the building has been restored to give it modern conveniences and structural reinforcement. Much of the interior furnishings and stage equipment remain intact, however, including the striking hand-painted backdrop scenery. Visitors can catch concerts, plays and dances at the opera house; in fact, the site is revered enough to host the annual Governor’s Ball each Nevada Day.

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Attractions Reno-Tahoe Territory Animal Ark, Reno Non-profit wildlife sanctuary for non-releasable animals. Beautiful, natural environments on 38 acres. 866-366-5771, 775-970-3111, animalark.org Artouring, Reno Offers exclusive behind-the-scenes tours of the Reno-Tahoe artistic community. 775-772-0844, artouring.com Borges Carriage and Sleigh Rides, South Lake Tahoe Carriage rides year-round. 800-726-RIDE, 775-588-2953, sleighride.com Brewery Arts Center, Carson City Home of the Artisans’ Store offering craft and folk art, pottery studio, art galleries, exhibits, classes, music, theater and plays. 775-883-1976, breweryarts.org Carson Valley Museum, Gardnerville Area history and culture, ranching, Basque and Washoe exhibits, and changing galleries. 775-782-2555, historicnevada.org Children’s Museum of Northern Nevada, Carson City Hands-on interactive exhibits turn learning into self-paced recreational fun for all ages. 775-884-2226, cmnn.org Chollar Mine Tours, Virginia City The Chollar Mine is an underground tour of an old silver and gold mine. The guided tour lasts a half hour and is a 400-foot level walk. 775-847-0155, visitvirginiacitynv.com Comstock Gold Mill, Virginia City Virginia City’s mining history comes alive with two original restored stamp mills from the 1850s Comstock Lode. See gold processed from ore to recovery. 775-742-9694, visitvirginiacitynv.com

Sparks Train Station: Courtesy Reno-Tahoe, America’s Adventure Place

Comstock History Center, Virginia City The Comstock History Center’s permanent exhibit features the original Virginia & Truckee Railroad steam engine, No. 18 “Dayton,” and several historic photographs and images depicting the Comstock area during its heyday. 775-847-0419, Museums.TravelNevada.com

FunQuest at Grand Sierra Resort, Reno Located on the lower level of the Grand Sierra Resort, FunQuest features the latest video and redemption games in more than 40,000 square feet of games and attractions, including a laser tag arena. 775-789-1127, grandsierraresort.com

David Walley’s Resort, Hot Springs, and Spa, Genoa Relax and enjoy natural hot mineral springs pools, full-service spa, fitness center and award-winning restaurant. 800-622-1580, 775-782-8155, davidwalleys.com

Genoa Courthouse Museum, Genoa Take a journey through time at the Genoa Courthouse Museum, which offers fascinating displays depicting early life in the Carson Valley. 775-782-4325, historicnevada.org

Discover Lake Tahoe, South Lake Tahoe Sightseeing tours include local, regional and statewide destinations. 530-542-1080, demotours.com Downtown Riverwalk, Reno Meander along downtown Reno’s Truckee River and experience shopping, dining, events, galleries and even a whitewater park. 775-825-WALK, renoriver.org Explore Tahoe: An Urban Trailhead, South Lake Tahoe Designed to welcome, educate, and transport guests to outdoor recreational and cultural activities available around the south end of the Lake Tahoe Basin. 530-542-6056, recreationintahoe.com

Heavenly Gondola, South Lake Tahoe Located one-half block west of the CaliforniaNevada state line, the Heavenly Gondola is steps from most major lodging facilities, and puts the serenity of an alpine mountain within minutes of six casinos and nearly 5,000 hotel rooms. 800-HEAVENLY, 775-586-7000, skiheavenly.com Helitahoe, South Lake Tahoe View scenic Lake Tahoe from one of the safest and quietest helicopters in the industry. 530-544-2211, helitahoe.com Historic Reno Preservation Society, Reno Offering a number of walking tours, bus tours, and even a bike ride through the historic districts of Reno. 775-747-4418, historicreno.org

Fleischmann Planetarium and Science Center at the University of Nevada, Reno Astronomy, space, and earth science programs, exhibits, and shows are offered. 775-784-4812, planetarium.unr.edu

Lake Tahoe Adventures, South Lake Tahoe Explore the spectacular beauty of Lake Tahoe with an unparalleled outdoor adventure experience. 530-577-2940, laketahoeadventures.com

Fourth Ward School Cultural Center, Virginia City This award-winning preservation site was originally constructed in 1876 as a centennial monument to education and served as a school until 1936. Permanent and changing exhibits feature history and culture of the Comstock and tell the real story of the old West. 775-847-0975, fourthwardschool.org

Lake Tahoe Balloons, South Lake Tahoe Offering hot air balloon flights over Lake Tahoe and the Carson Valley. 800-872-9294, 530-544-1221, laketahoeballoons.com Lake Tahoe Historical Society Museum, South Lake Tahoe Explore the rich culture and heritage of the Lake Tahoe area. 530-541-5458, northtahoemuseums.org

Liberty Engine Company #1 State Fireman Museum, Virginia City Display and preservation of Virginia City and Nevada firefighting history. 775-847-0717, visitvirginiacitynv.com Mackay Mansion Museum, Virginia City Built in 1860 as the headquarters of John Mackay, King of the Comstock; includes mining artifacts, original furnishings and Tiffany silver. 775-847-0173, mackaymansion.com Magic Underground, Reno An intimate theater of magic and illusion, where you’ll see some of the greatest wonders ever attempted, including levitation, transformation, and death-defying escapes. 775-324-6007, bestmagicshow.com Meadowood Mall, Reno The area’s only enclosed shopping mall anchored by two Macy’s stores, JCPenney and Sears, with more than 100 shops and a large selection of eateries. 775-827-8451, shopmeadowood.com National Automobile Museum (The Harrah Collection), Reno Collection of more than 220 cars with changing exhibits and a museum store. 775-333-9300, automuseum.org Nevada Historical Society Museum, Reno Founded in 1904, the state’s oldest museum offers exhibits that encompass prehistoric times to the present. Changing gallery with various topics as well as a research library and museum store. 775-688-1190, Museums.TravelNevada.com Nevada Museum of Art, Reno Located in downtown Reno. The oldest cultural institution in the state of Nevada, now hosts leading traveling shows. 775-329-3333, nevadaart.org Nevada State Capitol, Carson City Historic Capitol features Alaskan marble and a small onsite museum room (in the old Senate Chambers) as well as the old Supreme Court Chambers and Assembly Chambers, which is now a public meeting room. Guided tours available on a limited basis by reservation through the Nevada State Museum. 775-687-4810 ext. 237, 775-687-5030 Nevada State Library and Archives, Carson City Historical documents including state, agency, and county records, a newspaper collection and the state constitution. 800-922-2880, 775-684-3360, nevadaculture.org Nevada State Museum, Carson City Housed in the historic Carson City Mint, the Museum showcases Nevada’s natural and cultural heritage. Exhibits feature Coin Press No. 1, a walk-through mine and ghost town, history, geology, a mammoth, Dat-So-La-Lee baskets and American Indian displays. 775-687-4810, Museums.TravelNevada.com Nevada State Railroad Museum, Carson City Ride the train! Exhibits, photos, and artifacts of Nevada’s railroad heritage, including 19th-century railroad equipment. 775-687-6953, Museums.TravelNevada.com

Piper’s Opera House, Virginia City Long considered one of our nation’s most famous performance venues and one of the most significant vintage theatres in America. This opera house has shared a special relationship with both national and community audiences since 1863. 775-847-0433, pipersoperahouse.com Ponderosa Mine Tour, Virginia City Narrated 35-minute tour detailing hardships miners faced. Tours depart from the Ponderosa Saloon. 775-847-0757, visitvirginiacitynv.com Reno Arch, Reno Recognized worldwide, the neon sign proclaiming Reno “The Biggest Little City in the World” is located on Virginia Street in downtown, welcoming everyone to Reno. The original 1926 Reno Arch was refurbished and erected on Lake Street. 775-334-2077, cityofreno.com Saint Mary’s Art Center (SMAC), Virginia City Housed in the 18,000-square-foot historical St. Mary Louise Hospital. Now operates as an art and retreat center featuring nationally known photography, painting, sculpting and mixed media instructors. 775-847-7774, stmarysartcenter.org Sierra Adventures, Reno This outdoor recreation company offers yearround activities and rentals for kayaking, biking, horseback riding, ATV excursions, rock climbing, hang gliding, snowshoeing, skiing, snowboarding, dog sledding, sleigh rides and several types of tours. 866-323-8928, wildsierra.com Sierra Arts Gallery, Reno Sierra Arts Gallery, located in the Riverside Artist Lofts–the heart of the Arts and Culture District in downtown Reno–features rotating exhibitions by local and nationally known artists. 775-329-2787, sierra-arts.org Sierra Safari Zoo, Reno Features more than 200 animals of 40 different species. 775-677-1104, 775-677-1101, sierrasafari.org Sparks Heritage Museum, Sparks Housed in the former Washoe County Sparks Justice Court/Library and Hale’s Drugstore buildings, the Sparks Heritage Museum is a historical museum arranged chronologically. 775-355-1144 Stremmel Gallery, Reno Located in an architecturally award-winning building, Stremmel Gallery specializes in contemporary paintings, drawings and sculpture by mid-career and established American and European artists. 775-786-0558, stremmelgallery.com The Summit, Reno An outdoor shopping experience featuring highend specialty shopping and dining. 775-852-1335, thesummitonline.com

Tahoe Maritime Museum, North Lake Tahoe Stimulates an interest in and an understanding of Lake Tahoe’s rich maritime history through the highest standards of historic preservation, innovative interpretation and public education. 530-525-9253, tahoemaritimemuseum.org Tahoe Ridge Winery & Marketplace, Genoa Tahoe Ridge is the pioneer of the Nevada wine and grape growing industry. Tasting room is located in the quaint town of Genoa, which is full of great history, shopping, dining and charm. 775-783-1577, 775-783-1566, tahoeridge.com Tallac Historic Site, South Lake Tahoe Visit the site where the early rich and famous built their vacation homes more than a century ago. 530-541-5227, valhallatahoe.com Taylor Creek Visitor Center and Stream Profile Chamber, South Lake Tahoe The Stream Profile Chamber has served as the primary attraction at the Forest Service Visitor Center complex at Taylor Creek since it was constructed in 1968. The Chamber provides a view of the stream environment allowing visitors to study a diverted section of Taylor Creek through a panel of aquarium-like windows. 530-543-2674, bluelaketahoe.com Thunderbird Lodge, North Lake Tahoe Explore the multi-building Thunderbird Lodge, a National Register Historic District, on the east side of Lake Tahoe. 775-832-8750, thunderbirdlodge.org Truckee River Arts District, Reno Exploring the Truckee River Arts District will give you firsthand experience of downtown Reno’s recent urban renaissance. visitrenotahoe.com Ultimate Rush Park at Grand Sierra Resort, Reno Three go-kart tracks, 18-hole miniature golf, a 180-foot giant swing and the 170-foot reverse bungee. 775-786-7005, ultimaterushpark.com Victorian Square Interactive Fountain, Sparks During the summer months, the interactive fountain in the Victorian Square Plaza offers an exciting way for children to stay cool while having fun in the sun. 775-353-2376, ci.sparks.nv.us Vikingsholm Castle, South Lake Tahoe Vikingsholm is located at the head of Emerald Bay. This magnificent “castle” is a unique blend of Nature’s spectacular beauty and man’s architectural ingenuity. 800-777-0369, 530-525-7277, vikingsholm.org Virginia & Truckee Railroad, Virginia City Narrated 35-minute steam train ride through the heart of the historic Comstock mining region. 775-847-0380, virginiatruckee.com Virginia City Trolley, Virginia City A 2.5 mile, 20-minute narrated tour of Virginia City on a trolley or tram. 800-718-7587, 775-847-4386, visitvirginiacitynv.com

attractions (continued) Reno-Tahoe Territory

Western Historic Radio Museum, Virginia City Features displays of antique, classic and vintage radios and examples of the earliest wireless sparkgap apparatus up to the “kitsch” radios of the early 1950s. 775-847-9047, radioblvd.com

Wild Island Family Adventure Park, Sparks Northern Nevada’s largest family amusement park features a seasonal outdoor waterpark, miniature golf courses, large arcade and redemption area, go kart raceway, and bowling. 775-359-2927, wildisland.com

Wilbur D. May Great Basin Adventure, Reno An educational outdoor recreation center for family fun. 775-785-4064, maycenter.com

W.M. Keck Museum, Reno The museum features the Mackay silver collection, mining artifacts, an exhibit of rock minerals, and fossils. 775-784-4528, mines.unr.edu/museum

Wilbur D. May Museum, Reno Museum showcases art, collectibles, artifacts, and trophy mounts collected worldwide. 775-785-5961, maycenter.com Wildflower Village, Reno Browse through two galleries to find art glass, photography, painting and ceramics from more than 75 artists while staying at Wildflower’s bed and breakfast. 775-827-5250, 775-787-3769, wildflowervillage.com

Woodwind Cruises, South Lake Tahoe Sailing excursions depart five times daily from Zephyr Cove Resort aboard the Woodwind II or from Camp Richardson Resort on the Woodwind I. 888-867-6394, 775-588-3000. tahoeboatcruises.com Zephyr Cove Resort, South Lake Tahoe A trip to Lake Tahoe would not be complete without a cruise on the Tahoe Queen or M.S. Dixie II. In winter, take a snowmobile tour on lakeview trails. 800-23-TAHOE, 530-543-6190, zephyrcove.com Cal Neva Resort, Spa and Casino Totem Pole; photo by Ryan Jerz

Events Reno-Tahoe Territory February Eagles and Agriculture Event, Carson Valley 775-782-8144, visitcarsonvalley.org March Cowboy Jubilee and Poetry, Carson City 775-883-1532, visitcarsoncity.com Lake Tahoe Winterfest - Gay and Lesbian Ski Week, South Lake Tahoe 877-777-4950, laketahoewinterfest.com April Reno Film Festival, Reno 775-334-6707, renofilmfestival.com May Kit Carson Ghost Walk Tour, Carson City 775-687-7410, visitcarsoncity.com Reno River Festival, Reno 775-788-2131, renoriverfestival.com June America’s Most Beautiful Bike Ride, South Lake Tahoe 800-565-2704, bikethewest.com Annual Reno-Tahoe Odyssey Relay Run Adventure, Reno 775-825-3399, renotahoeodyssey.com Carson City Rendezvous, Carson City 775-687-7410, visitcarsoncity.com Carson Valley Days, Carson Valley 775-782-8144, visitcarsonvalley.org Dodge Xtreme Bulls, Reno prorodeo.com EuroFest, Reno 775-348-2200, sandsregency.com Geocaching at Lake Tahoe’s South Shore, South Lake Tahoe 800-AT-TAHOE, bluelaketahoe.com MAGIKO (featuring a variety of special events for two weeks), Carson Valley 775-782-8144, visitcarsonvalley.org Northstar-at-Tahoe Tour de Nez, North Lake Tahoe 775-287-3599, northstarattahoe.com Opening Days Lake Tahoe, South Lake Tahoe 800-AT-TAHOE, bluelaketahoe.com Reno Rodeo, Reno 775-329-3877, renorodeo.com Run What Cha Brung, Carson City 775-883-0927, visitcarsoncity.com Spring Arts and Crafts Street Fair, Minden 775-782-8144, visitcarsonvalley.org Street Vibrations Spring Rally, Sparks 800-200-4557, road-shows.com

July American Century Celebrity Golf Championship, South Lake Tahoe 530-544-5050, tahoecelebritygolf.com

September (continued) Virginia City Camel Races, Virginia City 775-847-0311, visitvirginiacitynv.com

Artown, Reno 775-322-1538, renoisartown.com Bluegrass on the Comstock, Virginia City 775-882-6013, visitvirginiacitynv.com Great Eldorado BBQ, Brews, & Blues Festival, Reno 775-786-5700, eldoradoreno.com Lake Tahoe Shakespeare Festival at Sand Harbor, North Lake Tahoe 877-747-4697, laketahoeshakespeare.com Reno Basque Festival, Reno 775 762-3577, renobasqueclub.org

October Eldorado’s Great Italian Festival, Reno 800-648-5966, eldoradoreno.com Kit Carson Trail Ghost Walk, Carson City 775-687-7410, visitcarsoncity.com Nevada Day, Carson City 775-882-2600, nevadaday.com Reno Celtic Celebration, Reno 775-788-9595, renoceltic.org Smith Valley Fun Day, Wellington 775-465-2236, smithvalleyrotary.org World Outhouse Races, Virginia City 775-847-0311, visitvirginiacitynv.com

August Burning Man, Gerlach 415-TO-FLAME, burningman.com Concours d’Elegance/Wooden Boat Week, North Lake Tahoe 530-581-4700, laketahoeconcours.com Hot August Nights, Reno 775-356-1956, hotaugustnights.net Legends Reno-Tahoe Open, a PGA TOUR event, Reno 775-322-3900, renotahoeopen.com Nevada State Fair, Reno 775-688-5767, nvstatefair.com RAILFEST, Carson City 775 885-6833, visitcarsoncity.com Reno Gay Pride Celebration, Reno 775-742-9953, renogaypride.com Silver Dollar Car Classic, Carson City 775-687-7410, visitcarsoncity.com September Best in the West Rib Cook-Off, Sparks 775-356-3428, nuggetribcookoff.com Genoa Candy Dance Arts and Craft Faire, Genoa 775-782-8696, genoanevada.org The Great Reno Balloon Race, Reno 775-826-1181, renoballoon.com Lake Tahoe Marathon, Lake Tahoe 530-544-7095, laketahoemarathon.com National Championship Air Races, Reno 775-972-6663, airrace.org OATBRAN: One Awesome Tour Bike Ride Across Nevada, Lake Tahoe 800-565-2704, bikethewest.com Street Vibrations Fall Rally, Reno 800-200-4557, road-shows.com Tour de Tahoe: Bike Big Blue, Lake Tahoe 800-565-2704, bikethewest.com

November Rhymers Rodeer Cowboy Poetry, Carson City 775-687-7410, visitcarsoncity.com December Ride the Rails with Santa, Carson City 775-687-7410, visitcarsoncity.com

Wine Walk; photo by Ryan Jerz

Cowboy Country

Strap on your hat and pull on your boots for a visit to northern Nevada’s Cowboy Country, where jeans are the fashion norm and nobody stands on ceremony. In this region, Old West hospitality is the rule. When you’re in Elko stop by the Western Folklife Center, the host of the annual National Cowboy Poetry Gathering, which celebrates its 25th anniversary in 2009. Basque culture also plays an important role here. The hearty Basque cuisine—steak, beans, salad, fries and rich red wine—is served family-style at several Elko restaurants. The Northeastern Nevada Museum tells the story of pioneers and natural history in the region. For information about the Elko area, check out the Elko Chamber of Commerce Visitor Center, which is housed in Sherman Station, a turn-of-the-20th-century, log-style ranch house. The Ruby Mountains, also known as America’s Alps, rise majestically southeast of Elko. Follow State Route 227 from Elko through Spring Creek to the Lamoille Canyon Scenic Byway, a 12-mile drive that curves upward through glacier-carved turns. You can hike and ride horses on the Ruby Crest Trail, and fishing and bird watching are superb at the Ruby Lake National Wildlife Refuge. Off-highway vehicle trails afford miles of ATV action around Ruby Valley and areas near Wells and Deeth. If you want to explore stunning mountains and crystalline lakes the cowboy way, try horsepacking in the Jarbidge Wilderness north of Elko. Several ranches offer Westernstyle vacations. Anglers pull trout and bass from Wilson Reservoir, South Fork and Wild Horse state recreation areas. In winter, ice fishing is popular at these three reservoirs. For a unique winter experience, try Ruby Mountain Heli-Experience, based in Lamoille. In addition to off-road opportunities and wildlife-viewing areas, West Wendover on the Nevada-Utah border has five major casinos with fine dining and lodging, and the Peppermill Concert Hall books top-name entertainment. The Nevada-Idaho border town of Jackpot also boasts casino action and entertainment. Many communities along Interstate 80 serve as base camps for hunters and explorers. Supplies are available—and so are hotels and motels in case you want to sleep in a bed instead of a sleeping bag. After touring a gold mine near Battle Mountain and Carlin, you can sit down for a family-style meal featuring steak, lamb or jumbo prawns in one of Winnemucca’s four great Basque restaurants.

Winnemucca Basque Festival; photo by Jerry Teague

If you want to stretch your legs on your drive, you can stop at Rye Patch State Recreation Area for a picnic beneath tall cottonwoods. If youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re feeling romantic, lock your love in Lovelock by fastening a lock on the never-ending chain at Lovers Lock Plaza, or simply admire the more than 1,000 locks that adorn the plaza.

Activities here are just as rich and as varied as the heritage and backcountry. Revel in the unique mix of outdoor and cultural activities and take a long trip to experience all Cowboy Country has to offer.

Visitor Information Battle Mountain Chamber of Commerce & Visitor Bureau 775-635-8245 shopbattlemountain.com, battlemountainchamber.org City of Carlin 775-754-6354 explorecarlinnv.com Cowboy Country 877-626-9269 cowboycountry.org Elko Chamber of Commerce 775-738-7135, 800-428-7143 elkonevada.com Elko Convention & Visitors Authority 775-738-4091, 800-248-3556 exploreelko.com Jackpot Recreation & Tourism Center 775-755-2653 jackpot-nevada.net

Ruby Spring; photo by Charlie Ekburg/Sweetlight Photography

Jarbidge Community Association 775-488-2311 jarbidge.org

Lander County Convention & Tourism Authority 775-635-1112 battlemountaintourism.com Lovelock/Pershing County Chamber of Commerce 775-273-7213 loverslock.com McDermitt Information 775-532-8742 Wells Chamber of Commerce 775-752-3540 wellsnevada.com West Wendover Tourism & Convention Bureau 775-664-3138, 866-299-2489 westwendovercity.com Winnemucca Convention & Visitors Authority 775-623-5071, 800-962-2638 winnemucca.com

MustCowboy SeeCountry

Ruby Mountains (Elko) The Ruby Mountains are flush with wildlife, mountain scenery, lakes, streams and valleys. The Ruby Crest National Recreation Trail on the spine of the Ruby Mountains is well-maintained for backpackers and horseback riders. The Ruby National Wildlife Refuge offers fine fishing and bird watching. Lamoille Canyon (Elko) The Lamoille Canyon Scenic Byway follows a U-shaped, sheerwalled canyon flush with summer wildflowers and spectacular colors in the fall. Campgrounds and picnic areas are available. At the top are restrooms and trails leading to the backcountry.

Aspens; photo by Michelle Hammond Urain

Angel Lake (Wells) Angel Lake Scenic Byway, a 12-mile route winding up through spectacular scenery in the East Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest, ends at Angel Lake, where you can picnic and camp. Wells hosts the annual Race to the Angel, open to runners, walkers and bikers.

Western Folklife Center (Elko) The Western Folklife Center in Elko is best known for the annual National Cowboy Poetry Gathering in January, but exhibits focus on contemporary cowboy craftsmanship, ranch life and American Indian art. Exhibits, performances and workshops take place all year.

Historic Wendover Airfield (West Wendover) Visitors can tour the World War II-era Historic Wendover Airfield, where the 509th Composite Group trained to drop atomic bombs over Japan in the 1940s. Scenes for “Independence Day,” starring Will Smith, were filmed here.

Basque dining (Elko and Winnemucca) You’re likely to hear the Basque language being spoken by old-timers at the bar at many Basque restaurants, which serve traditional food, often family-style. Try the Star Hotel, Nevada Dinner House, and Biltoki in Elko and Ormachea’s, Winnemucca Hotel, Partners in Wine and The Martin Hotel in Winnemucca.

Off-Road adventure (Elko) ATV and four-wheel drive trails will take you to remote areas, old mining towns and scenic vistas. You can bring your own vehicles or take a tour operated by professional guides. Popular trails are found in the Ruby Mountains, Merritt Mountain and Spruce Mountain.

Lovers Lock Plaza (Lovelock) Lovers from around the world lock their love in Lovelock following the ancient Chinese custom of placing a lock on a never-ending chain. More than 1,000 locks adorn Lovers Lock Plaza, located behind the Lovelock courthouse. It is said that as long as your lock remains on the chain, your love will endure. Bloody Shins Trail (Winnemucca) Hikers, horseback riders, and beginning and intermediate mountain bikers criss-cross sage-covered hills to find panoramic views of mountain ranges and a sweeping valley floor on the Bloody Shins Trail, part of the developing Winnemucca Mountain Bike Trail System.

Snowmobiling (Elko) Snow blankets much of northeastern Nevada in the winter, creating excellent conditions for snowmobiling. Open and varied terrain are available at Wild Horse Reservoir and Gold Creek. Other areas include Independence Mountains, Jarbidge and the Lamoille Canyon Scenic Byway.

More information: MustSee.TravelNevada.com

Attractions Cowboy Country Bonanza Opal Mines, Inc., Denio/Virgin Valley As seen on the Travel Channel’s “Cash & Treasures” program. Open daily Memorial Day weekend through September 30. Tailings digging only. 775-941-0111, bonanzaopals.com Buckaroo Hall of Fame, Winnemucca Memorabilia includes traditional working gear, paintings, sculptures, and drawings. 800-962-2638, 775-623-2225, winnemucca.com California Trail Interpretive Center, Wells Relive life as a pioneer on the California Trail. Artifacts, tours and gift shop. 775-752-3540, wellsnevada.com Carlin Canyon, Carlin Bike, walk or drive this picturesque canyon. Not a formal recreation area. 775-754-6354, explorecarlinnv.com The Depot, Lovelock Built in 1880, the only remaining station in a series of residential No. 2 style, two-story station houses built along the Southern Pacific Railroad 775-273-7213, loverslock.com Elko Railroad Park, Elko Railroad Park is the site of demonstrations, summer storytelling, music festivals and other activities commemmorating the role Elko played in the rail history of our nation. 775-738-4091, exploreelko.com Fabulous Forty, Wells Once known as the Victory Highway, this stretch boasts classic motor courts dating back to when leaded regular was less than 25 cents a gallon. 775-752-3540, wellsnevada.com Gold Mine Tours, Elko Newmont Mining Corporation offers public tours on the second Tuesday of the month, April through October. Tours begin at 9 a.m. at the Northeastern Nevada Museum on Idaho Street. Tours are also available in Battle Mountain and Winnemucca. 775-778-4068, newmont.com Historical Wendover Air Field, Wendover Tour the base where the Enola Gay crew trained for their mission to deliver atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki during World War II. wendoverairbase.com

Winnemucca Mountain; photo by Michelle Hammond Urain

Humboldt Museum, Winnemucca Turn-of-the-century building with vintage autos. American Indian collection and Black Rock Desert mammoth bone exhibits. 775-623-2912 Kyle Hot Springs, Unionville Located 12.5 miles from Unionville. 775-273-7213, loverslock.com Lovelock Cave, Lovelock Discovered in 1886, thousands of artifacts have since been uncovered, including a remarkable cache of 2,000-year-old tule duck decoys, the oldest in the world. Stop by the Chamber of Commerce or at the museum for a self-guided tour book on the Backcountry Byway leading to the cave. 775-273-7213, 775-273-2115, loverslock.com Lovers Lock Plaza, Lovelock Located behind the historic Pershing County Courthouse. The only place in the nation that has adopted the Chinese custom of locking your love. 775-273-7213, loverslock.com Northeastern Nevada Museum, Elko Constructed in 1967, the award-winning museum offers visitors a look into the rich history of the region. 775-738-3418, museum-elko.us Old Town Wells Historic Walking Tour, Wells The historical main street served as the center for business and recreation. Some of the houses in Wells were constructed of railroad ties, and examples of these can be found on 8th & 9th Streets. 775-752-3540, wellsnevada.com Peppermill Concert Hall, West Wendover The new concert hall is a state-of-the-art venue, playing host to a wide variety of live entertainment, concerts, and comedy. 888-737-7849, wendoverfun.com Pershing County Courthouse, Lovelock Built in 1919. Believed to be the only functioning round courthouse and home to Lovers Lock Plaza. 775-273-7213, loverslock.com Pershing County Marzen House Museum, Lovelock Built in 1874, this two-story house features mining equipment, home fixtures, American Indian artifacts, and an Indian cave exhibit replicating the Lovelock Cave. 775-273-7213, loverslock.com

Rainbow Ridge Opal Mine, Denio (Virgin Valley) Open daily Memorial Day through midSeptember. Closed Wednesdays. 775-941-0270, nevadaopal.com Royal Peacock Mining Company, Denio (Virgin Valley) Open daily May 15-Oct. 15. RV park with 15 spaces, full hookups, laundry, shower and campground. 775-941-0374, royalpeacock.com Ruby Lake National Wildlife Refuge, Ruby Valley Provides visitors with outstanding wildlife observation in a tranquil natural setting. More than 200 species of birds use the 37,632 acres as a resting stop or nesting area. Recreational opportunities include bird watching, photography, hunting, fishing, boating and nearby camping. 775-779-2237, fws.gov Ruby Mountain Heli-Experience, Lamoille Helicopter skiing adventures. 775-753-6867, helicopterskiing.com Sherman Station, Elko Recently moved to its current site, Sherman Station contains the main ranch house and outbuildings of the Walther homestead, which consisted of 600 acres in 1875 and served as a stage stop on the old Hill Beachey toll road between Elko and Hamilton. The buildings that comprise Sherman Station include the main ranch house, one-room school house, creamery, blacksmith’s shop, and the barns that housed the stage teams and coaches. 775-738-7135, elkonevada.com Unionville A few hours’ drive from Lovelock, you can experience Unionville, a historic mining town where people still live among the rustic ruins. The town has a claim to fame with Mark Twain, who bought a mine in the 1860s but abandoned it after digging only 12 feet. Other nearby mining ghost towns are Rochester and Seven Troughs. 775-273-7213, loverslock.com University of Nevada, Reno Fire Science Academy, Carlin Offering one of the finest emergency response programs and training facilities in the world, the University of Nevada, Reno Fire Science Academy (FSA) includes a 426-acre, state-of-the-art training campus. 775-754-6003, fireacademy.unr.edu

Mule Races; courtesy WCVA

Events Cowboy Country January Basque Club Winter Festival, Battle Mountain 775-635-1112, battlemountaintourism.com National Cowboy Poetry Gathering, Elko 775-738-7508, westernfolklife.org

Indian Paintbrush; photo by Jacy Urain

February Balloon Lovers Aloft, Lovelock 775-273-7213, loverslock.com Valentineâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Day â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Lock your Love, Lovelock 775-273-7213, loverslock.com March Shooting the West, Winnemucca 775-623-5071, winnemucca.com May National Basque Festival, Elko 775-738-4091, exploreelko.com Run-a-mucca, Winnemucca 775-623-5071, winnemucca.com Senior Pro Rodeo, Wells 775-752-3540, wellsnevada.com Street Fever Show-n-Shine, Lovelock 775-273-7213, loverslock.com June Bonneville 100 Road Race, West Wendover 866-299-2489, westwendovercity.com Elko Mining Expo, Elko 775-738-4091, exploreelko.com Indian Rodeo, McDermitt cowboycountry.org Motorcycle Jamboree, Elko 866-577-0968, elkomotorcyclejamboree.com Nevada State Oldtime Fiddlers Championship, Wells 775-752-3540, wellsnevada.com Winnemucca Basque Festival, Winnemucca 775-623-5071, winnemucca.com

Poodle Skirts & Hot Rods; photo by Michelle Hammond Urain

July Battle Mountain Music Festival, Battle Mountain 775-635-1112, battlemountaintourism.com Frontier Days, Lovelock 775-273-7213, loverslock.com Fun Run Classic Car Show, Wells 775-752-3540, wellsnevada.com Silver State Stampede, Elko 775-738-4091, exploreelko.com Twin States Stampede, McDermitt cowboycountry.org August Bonneville Speed Week, West Wendover 866-299-2489, westwendovercity.com Fifties Fever, Winnemucca 775-623-5071, fifties-fever.com Jarbidge Centennial Celebration, Jarbidge 775-488-2311, jarbidge.org Pony Express Open Road Rally, Battle Mountain 775-635-1112, battlemountaintourism.com September Bonneville Speed Week, West Wendover 866-299-2489, westwendovercity.com Morrodders Car Show, Elko 775-738-4091, exploreelko.com Race to the Angel, Wells 775-752-3540, wellsnevada.com Tri-County Fair and Stampede, Winnemucca 775-623-5071, winnemucca.com World Human-Powered Speed Challenge, Battle Mountain 775-635-1112, battlemountaintourism.com World of Speed, West Wendover 866-299-2489, westwendovercity.com November Battle Mountain Chukar Tournament and Feed, Battle Mountain 775-635-1112, battlemountaintourism.com

Pony Express Territory

You won’t find much traffic as you drive over the mountain passes and across the sagebrush-covered valleys of Nevada’s north central region. In fact, U.S. 50 from Fernley to Ely is known as “The Loneliest Road in America,” so designated by Life magazine more than 20 years ago. Today, you still can earn a certificate proclaiming you survived Highway 50—a tongue-in-cheek marketing campaign launched by the Nevada Commission on Tourism and the region’s tourism officials—by collecting validations in your Highway 50 Survival Guide from businesses in towns along the route. If you keep your tank topped off and carry a few essentials—your MP3 player, munchies, and a sense of adventure—you’ll enjoy your journey as well as survive it. The region is also known as Pony Express Territory because U.S. 50 roughly follows the old Pony Express route. And although the highway is pretty empty, there’s plenty to do. Near Fallon you can visit the ruins of Fort Churchill, an 1860s-era U.S. Army base built to protect settlers, and Lake Lahontan, a reservoir where you can water ski, boat, and camp. In spring and fall, you can watch the thousands of migratory birds make a stop at Stillwater Wildlife Refuge. Just east of Fallon is Sand Mountain, a single enormous sand dune. Complete with spots to camp in tents or in trailers, it’s now a destination for ATVers and sandboarders. Since U.S. 50 aligns with the 1860s Pony Express trail, it’s not surprising to find ruins of several Pony Express stops. At Grimes Point, see petroglyphs left by ancient people who lived on the shores of the ancient Lake Lahontan. In Austin, a once-bustling mining town, you can take a walking tour, shop for turquoise jewelry, or grab an outstanding milkshake at the Toiyabe Café. In Eureka you can see and tour several restored buildings, including the 1879 courthouse, still used by county government, and the Eureka Sentinel Museum, before checking into a modern motel. You might even have the chance to catch a concert or play at the wonderfully restored Eureka Opera House.

Lahontan State Park; photo by Nathan Shahan

Farther east is Ely, where the Ely Renaissance Society has commissioned murals that celebrate the eastern Nevada town’s history. You can step back in time at the Village, where artifacts recreate the early days, and take a ride on a steam train at the Nevada Northern Railway, which runs right from the doors of the State Railroad Museum and the East Ely Railroad Depot. You’ll find the McGill Historical Drug Store Museum in the old Nevada Consolidated Copper Company town of McGill, north of Ely on U.S. 93. Farther east on U.S. 50 lies Great Basin National Park, where you can hike Wheeler Peak, the second highest in the state. Then, at the bi-state Border Inn you can play slots and have a beer and a burger in Nevada, then sleep in your motel room in Utah.

The Loneliest Road doesn’t seem quite so lonely by the time you’ve reached the Nevada/Utah state line!

Visitor Information Greater Austin Chamber of Commerce 775-964-2200 austinnevada.com

Great Basin Business & Tourism Council Baker greatbasinpark.com

Eureka Opera House 775-237-6006 co.eureka.nv.us

Pony Express Territory 888-359-9449 ponyexpressnevada.com

Fallon Chamber of Commerce 775-423-2544 fallonchamber.com

Silver Springs Chamber of Commerce 775-577-4336 silverspringsnevada.com

Fallon Convention & Tourism Authority 775-423-4556 fallontourism.com Fernley Chamber of Commerce 775-575-4459 fernleychamber.org

Highway 50, The Loneliest Road in America; photo by Charles Taylor

Great Basin National Park 775-234-7331 nps.gov/grba

White Pine County Chamber of Commerce Ely 775-289-8877 whitepinechamber.com White Pine County Tourism & Recreation Board Ely 775-289-3720, 800-496-9350 elynevada.net

Must See Pony Express Territory

White Pine Fire and Ice Show; photo by Charlie Johnston

The Loneliest Road in America In July 1986 U.S. 50 was named “The Loneliest Road in America” by Life magazine, which quoted an AAA spokesman as saying, “It’s totally empty.” Yes, traffic is light from Fernley to Ely, but you will meet friendly people in the towns along the way.

Murals (Ely) On the streets of Ely you’ll come across murals depicting life in this Nevada town of times past. Scenes include Basque sheepherders, copper miners, and Pony Express riders. Also, there are sculptures, such as the statue of a Shoshone woman gathering pine nuts.

Sand Mountain (Highway 50, east of Fallon) Off-roading enthusiasts and ATVers love to buzz up and down Sand Mountain, a 600-foot-high sand dune 22 miles east of Fallon. Sandboarders swoop down the dune just like their snowboarding counterparts. Also, you can camp in designated areas.

Ward Charcoal Ovens State Park (Ely) One of Ely’s murals depicts Ward Charcoal Ovens, six beehive-shaped rock structures where charcoal was made to fuel nearby silver smelters. Now a state park six miles east of Ely on U.S. 50, you can camp and hike or ride off-road vehicles on established trails.

Shoe Tree (Highway 50, between Fallon and Austin) Hundreds of shoes dangle from this 70-foot cottonwood two miles east of Middlegate. Locals say the tradition of tossing your shoes into the branches stems from a newlyweds’ squabble in the early 1990s. Since then, travelers have added their own footwear.

Nevada Northern Railway and Nevada State Railroad Museum (Ely) Have you ever wanted to operate the throttle of a steam locomotive? You can at the Nevada Northern Railway in Ely—for a fee. Nicknamed the Ghost Train of Old Ely, the NNRY offers rentals and excursion rides from mid-April to the end of December, daily in summer.

Turquoise Shopping (Austin) If you like turquoise, you’ll find just about the best quality of the stone at shops in Austin. Local mines produce turquoise that is fashioned into jewelry and sold in a range of prices. You can buy unfinished stones along with custom-designed pieces. Eureka Opera House You might not think that cowboy poetry and Shakespeare plays go together, but at the restored Eureka Opera House these are just two of the many kinds of entertainment you’ll encounter in the restored 1880s cultural arts center, plus art exhibits.

Great Basin National Park (Baker/Ely) At Great Basin National Park you can see a small glacier and visit the longest living plants on earth, bristlecone pines, some 5,000 years old. At the only national park completely contained within Nevada, you can take easy, moderate, and strenuous hikes, climb, fish, camp, and picnic. Lehman Caves (Baker/Ely) Before Great Basin was designated as a national park, there was Lehman Caves National Monument, which is now part of Great Basin National Park. Absalom Lehman, who discovered the limestone cave with its intriguing formations, conducted private tours for hundreds of visitors in the 1880s. You can still tour the caves today.

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Attractions Pony Express Territory Austin Historical Society, Austin Visit the elementary school, Austin Cemetery, Austin City Hall (now the Veterans Building), Austin Masonic Odd Fellows Hall, Austin Methodist Church aka Emma Nevada Hall, Gridley’s Store, Lander County Courthouse, Nevada Central Turntable, St. Augustine’s Catholic Church, St. George’s Episcopal Church and Stokes Castle. 775-964-2200, ausnvhistsoc.com Barrick-Ruby Hill Mine, Eureka Guided mine tours by appointment. 775-237-6060, eurekacounty.com Churchill County Museum and Archives, Fallon Featuring exhibits on local American Indian tribes, the Emigrant Trail, Stillwater Marsh and early Churchill County. 775-423-3677, ccmuseum.org East Ely Railroad Depot Museum, Ely The museum preserves the rich industrial heritage of eastern Nevada, including mining, railroad, and transportation. 775-289-1663, Museums.TravelNevada.com Eureka County Courthouse, Eureka Dating to 1879, the courthouse is still in use and features some original furniture, an ornate courtroom, and walk-in vaults. 775-237-5270, co.eureka.nv.us Eureka Opera House, Eureka Built in 1880 and restored in 1994, the opera house, with its original 1924 hand-painted stage curtain, offers a unique historical experience. 775-237-6006, co.eureka.nv.us Eureka Sentinel Museum, Eureka Located in the old Eureka Sentinel building, site of the town’s longest-running newspaper. Artifacts from Eureka’s 1870s lead and silver mining are on display. 775-237-5010, co.eureka.nv.us Fallon and Stillwater National Wildlife Refuges, Fallon Fallon National Wildlife Refuge is located in the Lahontan Valley. Fallon Refuge is dominated by gently rolling to flat desert shrublands consisting of greasewood and saltbush. A system of both active and stable dunes also accentuates the topography in this area. The lowest elevation found in the Stillwater Refuge Complex is found on this refuge, at a low of about 3,800 feet in the Carson Sink. Access is limited to open roads, and four-wheel drives are recommended. 775-428-6452, fws.gov Fort Churchill State Historic Park, Silver Springs A U.S. Army fort built in 1860, provided for early settlers. The fort was deserted nine years later, and ruins are all that remain today. A visitor center displays information and artifacts of the fort’s history. 775-577-2345, Parks.TravelNevada.com

Garnet Hill, Ely Officially known as the Garnet Fields Rockhound Area, a 1,280-acre BLM recreational area noted for dark red garnets located five miles northwest of Ely. Search the surface and drainages for the stones or carefully break the garnet-bearing rock to reveal the gems. 775-289-1800 Great Basin National Park, Baker/Ely High mountain terrain, mountain streams, 5,000year-old bristlecone pine trees, limestone caverns. Hiking trails, skiing and other outdoor recreation. 775-234-7331, nps.gov Lehman Caves, Baker/Ely All cave tours are given by a park ranger who explains the history and geology of the cave. Tours are given year round except for Christmas and New Year’s Day. 775-234-7331, nps.gov McGill Drug Store Museum, McGill Pre-World War II appliances and products from the 50s and 60s still sit on the shelves. The old soda fountain is also a link to the past. 775-235-7082, mcgilldrugstoremuseum.org Nevada Northern Railway Museum, Ely The one-of-a-kind museum is dedicated to restoring, preserving, interpreting and operating its historic facilities, yards and rail collection, and offers visitors the opportunity to experience an actual working railroad straight from the past. The line is considered the best-preserved short line in the country and, along with the historic Ely yard complex, locomotives and rolling stock, ranks as a National Historic Landmark. 866-407-8326, 775-289-2085, nevadanorthernrailway.net Renaissance Village, Ely Step back in time and visit homes that recreate the early days of the town, representing the many diverse ethnic groups that settled here. Events occur year-round, but The Village is open to the public on Saturdays June through October. elyrenaissance.com Reno-Fernley Raceway, Fernley A hot bed of motor sports and recreation activities. 775-575-7217, reno-fernleyraceway.com

Spencer Hot Springs, Austin The perfect way to relax after a long day of outdoor recreation. Spencer is a cluster of hot springs on undeveloped public land, with water temperatures reaching about 140 degrees Fahrenheit. There are no amenities available at this location, and please remember to closely watch children and test the water before entering. 775-964-2200, austinnevada.com Top Gun Raceway, Fallon NHRA drag racing and bimonthly racing events. 800-325-7448, 775-423-0223, topgunraceway.com Ward Charcoal Ovens State Park, Ely Six 30-foot tall kilns built of native stone that provided charcoal for the smelter and the Ward Mining Camp. Today, the park offers facilities for picnicking, hiking and camping. 775-728-4467, 775-728-4460, Parks.TravelNevada.com Wigwam Native American Museum, Fernley Features arrowheads, stone tools, baskets, beadwork, Kachina dolls and original Western art. 775-575 2573 White River Valley Museum, Lund Located in Lund, about 25 miles south of Ely. This museum is filled with relics of one of the last colonization efforts of the Mormons in the American West. 775-289-8877, elynevada.net White Pine Public Museum, Ely Some of the many displays include 19th century transportation pieces, a Hesselgesser doll collection and a model of a pre-historic cave bear found in a local cave. More than 300 types of minerals and rocks are also displayed, including gold and silver. 775-289-4710, wpmuseum.org

Events Pony Express Territory January White Pine Fire & Ice Show, Ely 775-289-8877, elynevada.net May Lyon County Fly-In, Silver Springs 775-577-4336, silverspringsnevada.com Nevada Open Road Challenge, Ely 775-289-8877, elynevada.net Spring Wings Bird Festival, Fallon 775-423-4556, fallontourism.com

July Lund Rodeo, Ely 775-289-8877, elynevada.net Renaissance Village Open House & Antique Auction, Ely 775-289-8877, elynevada.net Silver State International Rodeo, Fallon 775-423-4556, fallontourism.com August Arts in the Park Festival, Ely 775-289-8877, elynevada.net Eureka County Fair, Eureka 775-237-6006, eurekacounty.com Nevada Motocross Championships, Fallon 775-423-4556, fallontourism.com

August (continued) Pony Express Open Road Rally, Austin 775-964-2200, austinnevada.com White Pine County Fair, Ely 775-289-8877, elynevada.net September Fallon Senior Pro Rodeo, Fallon 775-423-4556, fallontourism.com Hearts Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Gold Cantaloupe Festival, Fallon 775-423-4556, fallontourism.com Silver State Classic Challenge, Ely 775-289-8877, elynevada.net October Annual Stockhorse Spectacular, Fallon 775-423-4556, fallontourism.com Desert Oasis Bluegrass Festival, Fallon 775-423-4556, fallontourism.com Scarecrow Factory & Fall Festival, Fallon 775-423-4556, fallontourism.com December Polar Express Train Rides, East Ely 866-407-8326, 775-289-2085, nevadanorthernrailway.net

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Nevada Silver Trails

Much of Nevada looks just as it did when the pioneers traveled west more than a century ago. The only addition to the mostly unchanged landscape are the trails that crisscross the topography and offer countless opportunities to get out and explore the region. This is Nevada Silver Trails, and it draws upon the adventurous spirit common to all mankind. The eastern side of the state along U.S. Highway 93 lays claim to the largest National Wildlife Range in the United States. Stop at Pahranagat National Wildlife Refuge, a lush, water-rich area teeming with waterfowl and wildlife only two hours northeast of Las Vegas. Search the hiking trails for ancient Indian writings and carvings on the rocks called petroglyphs. Keep driving north to Caliente, a town that got its name from the bubbling hot springs nearby. Caliente is also the perfect headquarters for exploring the surrounding 14 wilderness areas and the Silver State OHV trail. Traveling farther north, you’ll find one of the deadliest towns in the Old West, Pioche. Rich gold mines in the 1860s put Pioche on the map, but the miners weren’t about to let any ol’ stranger come into town and threaten their gold claims, and they were willing to back up their claims with loaded six-shooters. Rumor has it that 75 men were buried in the cemetery before anyone died of natural causes. Today Pioche is a picturesque community with a hopping saloon, and wide-open terrain for hiking and ATVing. For a truly “out of this world” experience, set out on State Route 375, also known as the “Extraterrestrial Highway.” This east-west route skirts the famous Area 51. Travelers tell stories of UFOs and strange happenings in the desert, which looks eerily like another planet. The hub of all things extraterrestrial is in Rachel, a small town with one restaurant, one motel, 98 residents and an unknown number of aliens. The restaurant and motel, aptly named the Little A’Le’Inn, serves up a tasty Alien Burger and their signature cocktail, the Cherry-a 51. The pioneers who settled in Nevada made their fortunes in gold and silver, but those fortunes didn’t always last, and the ghost towns that dot the Nevada landscape are testaments to their fleeting wealth. One of the most photographed ghost towns is Rhyolite, near the southwestern border of the state. Nearby Goldfield was once one of the largest cities in the state with 30,000 residents, an opulent hotel, large courthouse and many affluent families. Now only a few hundred call this town home.

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Visitor Information Amargosa Valley Chamber of Commerce 775-372-1515 avnv.us

Greater Lincoln County Chamber of Commerce Alamo, Caliente, Panaca, Pioche lincolncountynevada.com

Beatty Chamber of Commerce 775-553-2424, 866-736-3716 beattynevada.org

Greater Smoky Valley Chamber of Commerce Round Mountain 775-337-2830 bigsmokyvalley.com

Death Valley Chamber of Commerce 760-852-4524 deathvalleychamber.org Death Valley National Park 760-786-2331 nps.gov/deva Death Valley Natural History Association 800-478-8564 dvnha.org Furnace Creek Visitor Center & Museum 760-786-3200 nps.gov/deva Goldfield Chamber of Commerce 775-485-3560 geocities.com/goldfieldchamber

Mason Valley Chamber of Commerce Yerington 775-463-2245 masonvalleychamber.org Pahrump Valley Chamber of Commerce 775-727-5800, 866-722-5800 pahrumpchamber.com Pioche Chamber of Commerce 775-962-5544 piochenevada.com Nevada Silver Trails Territory 877-848-5800 thesolitudes.com Tonopah Convention Center 775-482-3558 tonopahnevada.com

Must See Nevada Silver Trails Berlin-Ichthyosaur State Park (Berlin via Gabbs) Did you know that much of Nevada was once covered by a prehistoric sea? Come see the fossils of ichthyosaurs that once swam in the sea. Berlin is a high-altitude ghost town located 23 miles east of Gabbs, and the park is open year-round, although cold winter conditions can make access limited.

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Walker Lake (Hawthorne) An excellent example of a high-desert lake, Walker Lake is a quiet basin surrounded by sagebrush and mountains. It is home to abundant fishing, bird-watching and boating. Only 135 miles southeast of Reno, it is the perfect destination for a weekend getaway in northern Nevada. Belmont Nevada has many ghost towns, but few are as well-preserved with as many intact buildings as Belmont. Visitors can stay at the Historic Belmont Inn Bed & Breakfast and explore the many mining ruins and deserted buildings or head off into the Arc Dome and Table Mountain Wilderness areas for days of adventure. Silver State OHV Trail (Pioche and Caliente) Rev up your engine and set out on the 260-mile scenic Silver State OHV Trail system that winds through the southeastern part of the state. The trail is open to hiking, equestrian, mountain biking, 4x4 and motorcycle use, but ATV riding seems to be its true calling. Tonopah Mining Park (Tonopah) More than 100 acres from four major mining companies comprise this fascinating outdoor museum. Check out the mining equipment and gaze down the 500-foot-deep “stope,” or vertical tunnel used to extract ore. Stargazing (Tonopah) Tonopah lays claim to the “darkest night sky in the nation,” as named by USA Today, making it the best place to stargaze. Countless stars and celestial beings can be seen from this quiet mining town 209 miles from Las Vegas and 236 miles from Reno. Goldfield Due to the area’s rich gold mines in the early 1900s, Goldfield sprang up in western Nevada, full of vigor and action. The opulent Goldfield Hotel boasted one of the first Otis elevators west of the Mississippi, and rich gold barons called this Nevada city home. But the gold eventually ran out and now the town is in a state of “arrested decay,” not quite a ghost town… yet. Visitors can still wander the streets and see the buildings and homes much as they were when they were built.

Extraterrestrial Highway (Rachel) Aliens, UFO sightings, a secret government testing facility, moonlike terrain. Is it any wonder State Route 375 gained notoriety as the “Extraterrestrial Highway”? Aliens or not, the Extraterrestrial Highway is eerie, and it is wise to stay on the road and not venture too close to the border of Area 51. Armed guards will quickly tell you to turn around, even though Area 51 doesn’t “officially” exist. But Rachel, the only town along the lonely road, is a much more welcoming place, and the Little A’Le’Inn is the perfect place to get some food, wet your whistle, shop for souvenirs and share tales of extraterrestrial sightings. Cathedral Gorge State Park (Panaca) Towering clay-like spires and deep narrow gullies make up this strangely beautiful state park in eastern Nevada. Millions of years of erosion have carved away the ancient lakebed that covered the area and left behind breathtaking pillars and caves, a natural cathedral in the Nevada wilderness. Death Valley (Beatty) One of the hottest, harshest and most stunningly beautiful places in the United States, Death Valley must not be missed when traveling in the West. There are many places to camp, hike and explore. For a look at one man’s fortress against the elements, visit Scotty’s Castle, built in the 1920s by “Death Valley Scotty.” The castle saw many a Hollywood guest and party, and the shade-filled castle grounds are a welcome respite from the intense heat of Death Valley.

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Attractions Nevada Silver Trails Anaconda Copper Pit, Yerington View of old copper mine pit. 775-463-3351, yerington.net Ash Meadows National Wildlife Refuge, Amargosa Valley The refuge provides habitat for at least 24 plants and animals found nowhere else in the world. This concentration of indigenous life distinguishes Ash Meadows NWR as having a greater concentration of endemic life than any other local area in the United States and the second greatest in all of North America. 775-372-5435, fws.gov Beatty Museum and Historical Society, Beatty Local American Indian, early 1900s household, and decorative mining and railroad displays. 775-553-2303, beattymuseum.com Berlin-Icthyosaur State Park, Berlin Berlin, a turn-of-the-century mining town, is preserved in a state of arrested decay. A trail through the town site tells the story of Berlin and its mine. Remains of Ichthyosaurs (pronounced “ick-thee-o-sores”), ancient marine reptiles that swam in a warm ocean covering central Nevada 225 million years ago, are on display at the park’s Fossil House. Located east of Gabbs. 775-964-2440, Parks.TravelNevada.com Big Dunes, Amargosa Valley This is a BLM-owned property and is used as an off-highway vehicle area. It is not accessible by anything other than a 4-wheel-drive vehicle. Caliente Railroad Depot, Caliente A mission-style railroad depot built in 1923, as well as the adjacent Boxcar Museum near the tracks in Caliente. 775-726-3131 Central Nevada Museum, Tonopah Central Nevada history, including mining, pioneer life, World War II displays, plus an extensive research library and gift shop. 775-482-9676, tonopahnevada.com Gold Point Ghost Town, Gold Point Gold Point had its beginnings as a mining town in 1868. Mining continued up until the 1960s, when an accident at Dunfee Shaft resulted in its closing. Today, less than 30 residents welcome visitors to tour the town respectfully. 775-482-4653, goldpointghostown.com Goldfield Courthouse, Goldfield The courthouse has been in continuous use since it was built in 1907. Historic photographs, artifacts, original furniture and the original Tiffany style lamps are available to view during normal business hours. 775-485-3560, geocities.com/goldfieldchamber

Goldfield Historic Equipment Park, Goldfield Self-guided tour of a collection of turn-of-thecentury technology, old mining equipment, and vehicles. Also includes a collection of military equipment from World War II including aircraft engines, propeller blades and other aircraft parts. 775-485-3560, geocities.com/goldfieldchamber Goldwell Open Air Museum, Beatty An eight-acre sculpture park located near the ghost town of Rhyolite. 702-870-9946, goldwellmuseum.org Hawthorne Ordnance Museum, Hawthorne Preservation of past military ordnance items and education to future generations. 775-945-5400 The Historic Town of Goldfield Gold-mining town founded in 1903. Sights include the majestic Goldfield hotel, Esmeralda County Courthouse and Santa Fe Saloon built in 1905. Inquire at local businesses for a free walking map of Goldfield’s historic buildings. 775-485-3560, geocities.com/goldfieldchamber Lincoln County Historical Museum, Pioche Features American Indian and Chinese displays, mining tools, furniture, musical instruments, guns and mineral specimens. 775-962-5207, piochenevada.com Lyon County Museum, Yerington Life in Mason and Smith valleys over the last 130 years. 775-463-6576, yerington.net MV Fish Hatchery, Yerington Guided or non-guided tours. 775-463-4488, yerington.net Million Dollar Courthouse, Pioche Cost taxpayers almost $1 million in 1872. Includes a jail, courtroom, district attorney’s office and a mining exhibit. 775-962-5182, piochenevada.com Mineral County Museum, Hawthorne Mining equipment, historical vehicles, Victorian clothing and furniture, a 1907 drugstore plus animal and fossil exhibits. 775-945-5142, web0.greatbasin.net/~mcmuseum/ Pahranagat National Wildlife Refuge, Alamo Camping, fishing, hunting, photography, picknicking and wildlife observation. 775-725-3417, fws.gov, lincolncountynevada.com Pahrump Valley Museum, Pahrump An extensive collection of objects donated by local residents and their families that chronicle the region’s past. The grounds include an exhibit hall, outside displays, and historic structures. Closed Sundays and Mondays. 775-751-1970, robertwynn.com/PahrumpMuseum.htm

Pahrump Valley Winery, Pahrump Visitors enjoy a free tour and tasting, gourmet restaurant, and gift shop. 800-368-WINE, 775-727-7800, pahrumpwinery.com The Parsonage, Goldfield Historic rectory next to the First Methodist Episcopal Church of Goldfield; both buildings were built in 1908 and have undergone restoration. The Parsonage is now home to the Goldfield Chamber of Commerce. 775-485-3560, geocities.com/goldfieldchamber Rhyolite Historic Site, Rhyolite Outside Beatty, Rhyolite is one of the most photographed towns in the West. The Bottle House, old railroad depot, and concrete ruins are all that remain. Artifacts are on display at the Goldwell Open Air Museum. 775-553-2424, 866-736-3716, beattynevada.org Round Mountain Gold, Round Mountain Gold mine tours available by appointment. 775-377-3162, kinross.com Scotty’s Castle, Goldfield Located 53 miles southwest of Goldfield (go west at Scotty’s Junction off U.S. Hwy. 95). Built in the 1920s, visitors can tour the massive, multi-story Spanish-style stucco mansion that is filled with original furnishings and stories of Walter Scott’s exploits. Daily living-history tours by rangers in period costumes. Call for current ticket prices. 760-786-2395, nps.gov Stargazing, Tonopah Away from the big city lights of Las Vegas and Reno, Tonopah has the unique distinction of having one of the darkest nighttime skies in the country. See why USA Today rated Tonopah as the number-one stargazing destination in the country. 775-482-9680, tonopahstartrails.com Tonopah Historic Mining Park, Tonopah Self-guided tour of the site of the silver strike that started one of Nevada’s biggest mining booms in 1900. The 110-acre park encompasses portions of four of Tonopah’s major mines and includes original buildings, large and small artifacts and an underground mine tour. 775-482-9274, tonopahnevada.com USO Building, Hawthorne Opened in 1942 as a WWII military personnel “home away from home.” Nevada’s only such surviving facility. It is listed in the National Register of Historic Places. After the war it became a community and recreation center as well as the Hawthorne Convention Center. 775-945-5854, mineralcountychamber.com Veteran’s Memorial Park, Hawthorne Home of the original Hawthorne Club neon sign. 775-945-5854, mineralcountychamber.com

Events Nevada Silver Trails March Baker to Vegas Rally, Pahrump 775-727-5800, pahrumpchamber.com

May (continued) The X Ride, Rachel 775-729-2515, bikethewest.com

May Armed Forces Day Celebration, Hawthorne 775-945-2507, mineralcountychamber.com Jim Butler Days Memorial Day Weekend, Tonopah 775-482-6336, tonopahnevada.com Spring Fling Car Show Classic, Yerington 775-463-2245, masonvalleychamber.org UFO Friendship Conference Campout, Rachel 775-729-2515, littlealeinn.com

June National Trails Day, Pioche 775-728-4460, lincolncountynevada.com July Night in the Country, Yerington 775-463-224, masonvalleychamber.org August Goldfield Days, Goldfield 775-485-3560, geocities.com/goldfieldchamber Lyon County Fair & Rodeo, Yerington 775-463-2245, masonvalleychamber.org

September National Public Lands Day, Pioche 775-728-4460, lincolncountynevada.com Pahrump Fall Festival, Pahrump 775-727-5800, pahrumpchamber.com Pioche Labor Day, Pioche 775-962-5544, piochenevada.com Smoky Valley Days, Round Mountain 775-337-2830, bigsmokyvalley.com Wild West Extravaganza and Pony Express Trail Ride, Pahrump 775-727-5800, pahrumpchamber.com October Beatty Days, Beatty 775-553-2424, beattynevada.org

Indian Territory

The entire state of Nevada is known as Indian Territory, and no wonder. Native peoples have dwelled in the state’s valleys, deserts and mountains for thousands of years. The three major tribes include the Washoe (also spelled Washo), Paiute and Western Shoshone. Twenty-six colonies and reservations spread across the state are vibrant places, where modern American Indians connect with contemporary society but look to traditional ways for spiritual sustenance. The heart of the Washoe lies at Lake Tahoe. In earlier times the tribe gathered at the lake, where they fished and socialized in the summer. In winter, they returned to the valleys below. Today, the tribe operates Lake Tahoe’s Meeks Bay Resort, with cabins, campsites, white-sand beaches, a boat ramp and water sports facilities, with a trailhead that leads to Desolation Wilderness. Each summer the Washoe Tribe participates in the Wa She Shu It Deh Native American Arts Festival at the Tallac Historic Site on the lake’s south shore. The event showcases Washoe fancy basketry, contemporary Indian art, music, fine art, film, photography and storytelling. The annual Father’s Day Powwow is held at the former Stewart Indian School—parts of which are being developed as a tribal cultural center—in Carson City. In ancient times the Paiutes called themselves Numu, their word for The People. Different Paiute groups occupy tribal areas across the state, including Fallon, Pyramid Lake, Smith and Mason valleys, RenoSparks, Stillwater and Walker River. The Pyramid Lake Paiute Tribe operates the Scenic Byway Visitors Cultural Center at Nixon on the south end of Pyramid Lake. The Walker River Paiute Tribe welcomes visitors to the annual Walker River Paiute Tribe Annual Pinenut Festival in Schurz in the fall. A spiritual ceremony celebrates the harvest of the pine nut, a traditional food. In Las Vegas, the Snow Mountain Powwow draws participants from across the United States and Canada for a three-day festival, which includes dancing, singing and sales of American Indian arts.

Mount Charleston; photo by Marvin Minnick

Powwow; photo by Marvin Minnick

The Western Shoshone continue the American Indian tradition of living closely with the environment, and today tribal members are taking part in efforts to address critical water issues, conservation and questions relating to ancestral homelands. The Ely Shoshone Powwow is held in the summer and includes dance and vendor booths as well as handgame, softball and horseshoe tournaments. The Elko Te-Moak Powwow features dancers in colorful regalia dancing in the streets of downtown Elko on the first day of the three-day event. The Duckwater Shoshone Spring Festival welcomes visitors to learn about Native culture.

Visitor Information Churchill County Museum & Archives Fallon 775-423-3677 ccmuseum.org

Nevada State Museum Carson City 775-687-4810 Museums.TravelNevada.com

Grimes Point Archaeological Site Fallon 775-885-6000 blm.gov

Pyramid Lake Paiute Tribe Museum & Visitor Center Nixon 775-574-1088 plpt.nsn.us

Indian Territory 800-NEVADA-8 nevadaindianterritory.com Lost City Museum Overton 702-397-2193 Museums.TravelNevada.com

Wellington Station Museum 775-465-2314 Wigwam Native American Museum Fernley 775-575-2573 Walker River Paiute Tribe 775-773-2306 wrpt.us

MustIndian See Territory

Pyramid Lake Museum; photo by Ryan Jerz

Pyramid Lake Scenic Byway (Nixon and Sutcliffe) Northeast of Reno lies Pyramid Lake Scenic Byway, which is located entirely inside a tribal reservation. The byway has stunning views of the desert lake, and on the eastern shore you’ll find the signature Pyramid-shaped tufa formation. Fishing and camping permits can be obtained at the Pyramid Lake Paiute Tribe’s Museum and Visitor Center. Grimes Point (Fallon) You can marvel at ancient petroglyphs, also known as rock art, at the Grimes Point Archaeological Site east of Fallon on U.S. 50. The site features a National Recreation Trail that leads you to hundreds of boulders etched with circles, wavy lines, human figures and snakes and other animals. Some of the art is dated to 6,000 years ago.

Sarah Winnemucca Statue (Carson City) A bronze statue of Sarah Winnemucca, a 19th-century Paiute educator, advocate for Indian rights and the first Native woman to write a book, is on display at the Nevada Capitol in Carson City. The statue is a duplicate of the statue installed in National Statuary Hall in Washington, D.C., in 2005. Mary and Moe’s Wigwam (Fernley) From the outside, Mary and Moe’s Wigwam looks like an ordinary family restaurant, perched on West Main Street in Fernley. Inside, not only can visitors enjoy home-style breakfasts, lunches and dinners, they also can browse among displays of American Indian artifacts and Western art.

Toquima Caves (Austin) A chain-link fence at Toquima Caves protects pictographs, ancient rock art similar to petroglyphs but painted instead of carved. The site is east of Austin on U.S. 50 and State Route 376 off a dirt road. The symbols include round and wavy lines, stripes and figures. A short hiking trail from a U.S. Forest Service campground leads to the caves.

Lovelock Cave (Lovelock) At the Marzen House Museum in Lovelock northeast of Reno on Interstate 80, you can pick up the Lovelock Cave Back Country Byway Tour brochure, which tells of the ancient peoples who camped at nearby Lovelock Cave. Thousands of artifacts, including the Nevada state artifact, a tule duck decoy, were excavated there beginning in 1912.

Hickison Petroglyphs (Austin) Three large panels of petroglyphs are found at Hickison Summit Recreation Area east of Austin on U.S. 50. The site has camping areas, pit toilets, picnic tables and barbecue grills. Pick up a brochure and take the quarter-mile interpretive trail that leads you past the rock carvings to views of Smoky and Monitor valleys.

Las Vegas Paiute Golf Resort (Las Vegas) The Las Vegas Paiute Tribe hosts three championship Pete Dye designs at the Las Vegas Paiute Golf Resort. All three courses stripe the desert with brilliant green and have fabulous views. The Wolf course, the newest, is the longest course in Nevada. Snow Mountain, the original, and Sun Mountain were given 4.25 star ratings by Golf Digest in 2006.

Dat-So-La-Lee Baskets (Reno and Carson City) Dat-So-La-Lee is the most famous of the Washoe fancy basketweavers of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Today, her baskets are worth upwards of $1 million. Examples of Dat-So-La-Lee’s work can be seen at the Nevada State Museum in Carson City and the Nevada Historical Society in Reno.

Lost City Museum (Overton) Visitors can see baskets, points, pottery and replica dwellings at the Lost City Museum in Overton, northeast of Las Vegas. The museum was built by the National Park Service to exhibit ancient artifacts from Pueblo Grande de Nevada, once inhabited by Anasazi and Puebloan cultures. Much of the site was eventually covered by Lake Mead.

More information: MustSee.TravelNevada.com

Events Indian Territory January Mesquite Powwow, Mesquite 702-346-2902, mesquitepowwow.com New Year’s Eve Powwow, Reno 775-329-2936, rsic.org

June Duckwater Shoshone Spring Festival, Duckwater 775-863-0227 Stewart Father’s Day Powwow, Carson City 775-687-8333, nic.nv.gov

February Avi Kwa Ame Powwow, Laughlin 800-AVI-2-WIN, avi-casino.com

July Battle Mountain Fandango, Battle Mountain 775-635-2004, temoaktribe.com Ely Shoshone Powwow, Ely 775-289-3013 July 4th Rodeo and Powwow, Owyhee 208-759-3100, shopaitribes.org/spt Nevada Indian Days Powwow, Fallon 775-423-6075, fpst.org Rock Creek Gathering, Battle Mountain 775-635-2004, temoaktribe.com Wa She Shu It Deh Native American Arts Festival, South Lake Tahoe 775-265-4191, washoetribe.us

March Diabetes Health Fair and Powwow, Reno 775-788-7600, nevadaurbanindians.org Invitational Native American Arts Festival, Henderson 702-455-7955 Spring Awakening Powwow, Carson City 775-265-4191, washoetribe.us May Honor the Elders Banquet, Las Vegas 702-647-5842, lasvegasindiancenter.org Pyramid Lake Spring Celebration, Nixon 775-574-1000, plpt.nsn.us Snow Mountain Powwow, Las Vegas 702-386-3926, lvpaiutetribe..com UNR Powwow, Reno 775-784-4936, unr.edu/cscd

August Annual Pyramid Lake Triathlon, Nixon 775-574-1000, plpt.nsn.us Fun Days Car Show, Fallon 775-423-6075, fpst.org Spirit of Wovoka Days Powwow, Yerington 775-463-3301

September Numaga Indian Days Powwow, Reno 775-329-2936, rsic.org Walker River Paiute Tribe Annual Pinenut Festival, Schurz 775-773-2306, wrpt.us/pinenut.htm October Elko Band Powwow, Elko 775-738-8889, temoaktribe.com La Ka Le’l Be Powwow, Carson City 775-265-4191, washoetribe.us Opening Day Fishing Season, Nixon 775-574-1000, plpt.nsn.us Pahrump Social Powwow, Pahrump 775-209-3444 November Las Vegas Intertribal Veteran’s Powwow, Las Vegas 702-457-0869, lasvegasintertribalpowwow.net Veterans Day Powwow, Moapa 702-865-2787, moapapaiutes.com Veterans Day Powwow, Owyhee 208-759-3100, shopaitribes.org/spt December Christmas Indian Market, Reno 775-329-2936, rsic.org

702-293-3510

Boulder Inn & Suites

704 Nevada Hwy.

89005

702-369-1000

El Rancho Boulder Motel

725 Nevada Wy.

89005

702-293-1085

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bestwestern.com

130

boulderdamhotel.com

144

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boulderinnandsuites.com

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300

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elranchoboulder.com

130

Continental Breakfast

702-293-6444

89005

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89005

1305 Arizona St.

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110 Ville Dr.

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Best Western Lighthouse Inn & Resort

Pets Allowed

702-875-4400

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89004

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LAS VEGAS TERRITORY BLUE DIAMOND Bonnie Springs Motel BOULDER CITY 800-934-8282

866-51-THEME

Flamingo Inn Motel

804 Nevada Wy.

89005

702-293-3565

Hacienda Hotel & Casino

U.S. Hwy. 93

89005

702-293-5000

800-245-6380

haciendaonline.com

289

110

Lake Mead Lodge

322 Lakeshore Rd.

89005

702-293-2074

800-752-9669

sevencrown.com

Nevada Inn

1009 Nevada Hwy.

89005

702-293-2044

Sands Motel

809 Nevada Hwy.

89005

702-293-2589

Western Inn

921 Nevada Hwy.

89005

702-294-0393

1 Spirit Mountain Ln.

89039

2300 E. Glendale Blvd., Moapa

Americas Best Value Inn

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702-864-2277

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89015

702-564-1712

800-446-2994

americasbestvalueinn.com

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Fiesta Henderson

777 W. Lake Mead Pkwy.

89015

702-558-7000

888-899-7770

fiestahendersonlasvegas.com

224

210

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Green Valley Courtyard by Marriott

2800 N. Green Valley Pkwy.

702-434-4700

800-321-2211

marriott.com

155

159

299

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Green Valley Residence Inn by Marriott

2190 Olympic Ave.

89014

702-434-2700

800-331-3131

marriott.com

126

169

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Hampton Inn & Suites Henderson

421 Astaire Dr.

89014

702-992-9292

800-HAMPTON

hamptoninn.com

189

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Hampton Inn & Suites Las Vegas South

3245 St. Rose Pkwy.

89052

702-385-2200

800-HAMPTON

hamptoninn.com

134

129

209

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Hawthorn Inn & Suites

910 S. Boulder Hwy.

89015

702-568-7800

800-527-1133

hawthorn.com

140

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Hilton Garden Inn

1340 W. Warm Springs Rd.

89014

702-322-9000

hiltongardeninn.com

160

169

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Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Henderson

441 Astaire Dr.

89011

702-990-2323

888-HOLIDAY

hendersonexpress.com

101

147

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Holiday Inn Henderson - East Las Vegas

1553 N. Boulder Hwy.

89011

702-564-9200

800-HOLIDAY

holidayinn.com

115

325

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Homewood Suites Hotel by Hilton Henderson South Las Vegas

10450 S. Eastern Ave.

89052

702-450-1045

800-225-5466

homewoodsuites.com

144

189

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Ingle’s Motel

1636 N. Boulder Hwy.

89011

702-565-7929

Loews Lake Las Vegas Resort

101 Montelago Blvd.

89011

702-567-6000

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Montelago Village Resort

30 Strada Di Villaggio

89011

702-564-4700

Outpost Motel

1104 N. Boulder Hwy.

89015

702-564-2664

Railroad Pass Hotel & Casino

2800 S. Boulder Hwy.

89002

The Ritz-Carlton, Lake Las Vegas

1610 Lake Las Vegas Pkwy.

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496

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279

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montelagovillage.com

300

770

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800-654-0877

railroadpass.com

120

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702-567-4700

800-241-3333

ritzcarlton.com

349

179

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Sky Motel

1713 N. Boulder Hwy.

89015

702-564-1534

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Sunset Station Hotel & Casino

1301 W. Sunset Rd.

89014

702-547-7777

888-319-4655

stationcasinos.com

457

189

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Wingate by Wyndham

3041 St. Rose Pkwy.

89502

702-568-0027

800-228-1000

wingatelasvegas.com

109

169

372 Tonopah Hwy.

89018

702-879-3456

877-977-7746

indianspringscasino.com

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3045 E. Fremont St.

89014

702-457-7877

Alexis Park Resort Hotel

375 E. Harmon Ave.

89109

702-796-3300

800-582-2228

alexispark.com

500

349

Ambassador Strip Inn Travelodge

5075 Koval Ln.

89119

702-736-3600

866-GOSTRIP 888-844-3131

lvtravelodge.com

106

189

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Americana 5

5201 S. Dean Martin Dr.

89118

702-739-9513

800-403-3467

americanafive.com

127

199

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Americas Best Value Inn

167 E. Tropicana Ave.

89109

702-795-3311

888-315-2378

abvilasvegas.com

256

189

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Arizona Charlie’s Boulder Casino Hotel & RV Park

4575 Boulder Hwy.

89121

702-951-9000

888-236-9066

arizonacharlies.com

303

189

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Arizona Charlie’s Decatur Casino & Hotel

740 S. Decatur Blvd.

89107

888-236-8645

arizonacharlies.com

258

189

Artisan Hotel

1501 W. Sahara Ave.

89102

702-214-4000

800-554-4092

theartisanhotel.com

139

199

Aruba Hotel & Spa

1215 Las Vegas Blvd. S.

89104

702-383-3100

866-383-3150

arubalasvegas.com

Bally’s Las Vegas

3645 Las Vegas Blvd. S.

89109

702-739-4111

800-634-3434

ballyslasvegas.com

2814

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Barcelona Hotel and Casino

5011 E. Craig Rd.

89115

702-644-6300

800-223-6330

barcelonalasvegas.com

171

179

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Bellagio

3600 Las Vegas Blvd. S.

89109

702-693-7111

888-987-6667

bellagiolasvegas.com

3933

199

7000

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Best Western Main Street Inn

1000 N. Main St.

89101

702-382-3455

800-851-1414

bestwestern.com

149

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Best Western Mardi Gras Hotel and Casino

3500 Paradise Rd.

89169

702-731-2020

800-634-6501

mardigrasinn.com

314

199

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Best Western McCarran Inn

4970 Paradise Rd.

89119

702-798-5530

800-626-7575

bestwestern.com

100

199

Best Western Parkview Inn

921 Las Vegas Blvd. N.

89101

702-385-1213

800-548-6122

bestwestern.com

199

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Bill’s Gamblin’ Hall & Saloon

3595 Las Vegas Blvd. S.

89109

702-737-2100

866-245-5745

billslasvegas.com

198

450

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Binion’s Gambling Hall and Hotel

128 Fremont St.

89101

702-384-1600

800-937-6537

binions.com

366

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Blair House Suites

344 E. Desert Inn Rd.

89109

702-792-2222

800-553-9111

theblairhousesuites.com

220

125

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Blue Moon Resort

2651 Westwood Dr.

89109

702-361-9099

866-798-9194

bluemoonlasvegas.com

199

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Bonanza Lodge Motel

1808 E. Fremont St.

89101

702-382-3990

4111 Boulder Hwy.

89101

702-432-7777

800-683-7777

Bridger Inn Hotel Downtown

301 S. Main St.

89121

702-385-5560

800-959-9062

Budget Suites of America - Las Vegas

8440 Las Vegas Blvd. S.

89123

702-837-2000

866-877-2000

budgetsuites.com

317

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2219 N. Rancho Dr.

89130

702-638-1800

888-637-0704

budgetsuites.com

704

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3655 W. Tropicana Ave.

89103

702-739-1000

888-611-0414

budgetsuites.com

480

229

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Caesars Palace

3570 Las Vegas Blvd. S.

89109

702-731-7100

800-634-6661

caesarspalace.com

3472

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California Hotel Casino Las Vegas

12 E. Ogden Ave.

89101

702-385-1222

800-634-6505

thecal.com

781

150

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Candlewood Suites

4034 S. Paradise Rd.

89109

702-836-3660

800-226-3539

candlewoodsuites.com

276

159

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The Carriage House Deluxe Suites Hotel

105 E. Harmon Ave.

89109

702-798-1020

800-221-2301

carriagehouselasvegas.com

155

229

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Casino Royale and Hotel

3411 Las Vegas Blvd. S.

89109

702-737-3500

800-854-7666

casinoroyalehotel.com

152

275

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Circus Circus Hotel, Casino and Theme Park

2880 Las Vegas Blvd. S.

89114

702-734-0410

800-364-3450

circuscircus.com

3767

795

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Clarion Hotel & Suites - Emerald Springs

325 E. Flamingo Rd.

89169

702-732-9100

800-732-7889

clarionlasvegas.com

Club de Soleil

5625 W. Tropicana Ave.

89103

702-507-9400

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Comfort Inn - Paradise

4350 S. Paradise Rd.

89109

702-938-2000

866-847-2001

Comfort Inn & Suites

4375 E. Craig Rd.

89115

702-982-6700

800-424-6423

Courtyard by Marriott Las Vegas Convention Center

3275 Paradise Rd.

89109

702-791-3600

Courtyard By Marriott Las Vegas South

5845 S. Dean Martin Dr.

89118

702-895-7519

Courtyard by Marriott Las Vegas Summerlin

1901 N. Rainbow Blvd.

89108

Crestwood Suites - Las Vegas Blvd.

7260 Las Vegas Blvd. S.

Crestwood Suites Las Vegas Flamingo

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choicehotels.com

199

189

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comfortinn.com

139

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marriott.com

149

119

189

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800-661-1064

marriott.com

146

119

299

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702-646-4400

800-321-2211

marriott.com

154

129

209

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89119

702-407-5300

877-EXTENDED

crestwoodsuites.com

156

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2530 E. Flamingo Rd.

89121

702-650-9070

877-EXTENDED

crestwoodsuites.com

150

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Desert Moon Motel

1701 E. Fremont St.

89101

702-382-5535

Desert Paradise Resort

5165 S. Decatur Blvd.

89118

702-257-0010

148

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319

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5051 Duke Ellington Wy.

89119

702-739-7000

800-811-2450

desertroseresort.com

278

499

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Desert Tides

4200 S. Valley View Blvd.

89103

702-221-0487

160

199

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Doubletree Club Las Vegas Airport

7250 Pollock Dr.

89119

702-948-4000

800-222-TREE

doubletreelasvegas.com

190

329

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Downtowner Motel

129 N. 8th St.

89101

702-384-1441

800-777-2566

downtownermotellv.com

205

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Econo Lodge

1150 Las Vegas Blvd. S.

89104

702-382-6001

800-553-2666

econolodge.com

115

300

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El Cortez Hotel and Casino

600 E. Fremont St.

89101

702-385-5200

800-634-6703

elcortezhotelcasino.com

300

110

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Embassy Suites Convention Center Las Vegas

3600 Paradise Rd.

89169

702- 893-8000

800-EMBASSY

embassysuites.com

285

109

450

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Embassy Suites Las Vegas

4315 Swenson St.

89119

702-795-2800

800-EMBASSY

lasvegasairport. embassysuites.com

220

119

459

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Emerald Suites - Cameron

4777 Cameron St.

89103

702-365-5500

866-847-2002

emeraldsuites.com

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Emerald Suites - Las Vegas Blvd.

9145 Las Vegas Blvd. S.

89123

702-948-9999

866-847-2002

emeraldsuites.com

386

109

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Excalibur Hotel and Casino

3850 Las Vegas Blvd. S.

89109

702-597-7777

800-937-7777

excalibur.com

3990

411

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Extended Stay America Las Vegas Boulder Highway

4240 Boulder Hwy.

89121

702-433-1788

800-EXT-STAY

extendedstayhotels.com

300

110

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Extended Stay America Las Vegas Valley View

4270 S. Valley View Blvd.

89103

702-221-7600

800-EXT-STAY

extendedstayhotels.com

175

110

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Extended Stay Deluxe Las Vegas - East Flamingo

1550 E. Flamingo Rd.

89119

702-731-3111

extendedstayhotels.com

125

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Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott Las Vegas South

5775 S. Dean Martin Dr.

89118

702-895-9810

800-228-2800

mariott.com

142

130

260

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Fairfield Inn by Marriott Las Vegas Airport

3850 Paradise Rd.

89169

702-791-0899

800-228-2800

mariott.com

129

119

399

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Fiesta Rancho Casino Hotel

2400 N. Rancho Dr.

89130

702-631-7000

888-899-7770

fiestarancholasvegas.com

100

210

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Fitzgeralds Casino and Hotel

301 E. Fremont St.

89101

702-388-2400

800-274-5825

fitzgeraldslasvegas.com

638

179

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3555 Las Vegas Blvd. S.

89109

702-733-3111

800-732-2111

flamingolasvegas.com

3640

400

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Four Queens Hotel and Casino

202 Fremont St.

89101

702-385-4011

800-634-6045

fourqueens.com

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Four Seasons Hotel Las Vegas

3960 Las Vegas Blvd. S.

89119

702-632-5000

877-632-5000

fourseasons.com

424

245

5100

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Fremont Hotel and Casino

200 Fremont St.

89101

702-385-3232

800-634-6182

fremontcasino.com

447

150

Fun City Motel

2233 Las Vegas Blvd. S.

89104

702-731-3155

107

Gatewood Motel

3075 E. Fremont St.

89104

702-457-3660

Gold Coast Hotel and Casino

4000 W. Flamingo Rd.

89103

702-367-7111

888-402-6278

goldcoastcasino.com

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ZIP

High Rate

•

ADDRESS

Low Rate

•

PROPERTY

Rooms

Restaurant (On-site)

accommodations (continued)

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• •

711

200

•

Gold Spike Hotel and Casino

400 E .Ogden Ave.

89101

702-384-8444

877-467-7453

110

•

Golden Gate Hotel and Casino

1 Fremont St.

89101

702-385-1906

800-426-1906

goldengatecasino.com

106

•

Golden Nugget

129 E. Fremont St.

89101

702-385-7111

800-634-3454

goldennugget.com

1915

299

•

The Grandview at Las Vegas

9940 Las Vegas Blvd. S.

89123

702-966-4700

dailymanagementresorts.com

1456

175

•

Greek Isles Hotel & Casino

305 Convention Center Dr.

89109

702-952-8000

800-633-1777

greekislesvegas.com

200

240

•

Hampton Inn & Suites - West Summerlin

4280 S. Grand Canyon Dr.

89147

702-227-3305

800-HAMPTON

hamptoninn.com

106

149

•

Hampton Inn Las Vegas - Summerlin

7100 Cascade Valley Ct.

89128

702-360-5700

800-HAMPTON

hamptoninn.com

127

159

•

Hampton Inn Tropicana

4975 S. Dean Martin Dr.

89118

702-948-8100

800-HAMPTON

hamptoninntropicana.com

322

199

•

Happi Inn

3939 Las Vegas Blvd. S.

89119

702-736-8031

800-634-6727

108

200

•

Hard Rock Hotel & Casino

4455 Paradise Rd.

89169

702-693-5000

800-HRD-ROCK

hardrockhotel.com

647

999

•

Harrah’s Las Vegas Hotel and Casino

3475 Las Vegas Blvd. S.

89109

702-369-5000

800-392-9002

harrahs.com

2601

400

•

High Hat Regency Motel

1300 Las Vegas Blvd. S.

89104

702-313-8082

•

• •

140

Hilton Garden Inn Las Vegas Strip South

7830 Las Vegas Blvd. S.

89123

702-453-7830

877-STAY-HGI

hiltongardeninn.com

155

239

Hilton Grand Vacations Club at the Flamingo - Las Vegas

3575 Las Vegas Blvd. S.

89109

702-697-2900

888-388-4482

hgvc.com

303

Hilton Grand Vacations Club at the Las Vegas Hilton

455 Karen Ave.

89109

702-946-9200

888-388-4482

hgvc.com

405

Hilton Grand Vacations Club on the Las Vegas Strip

2650 Las Vegas Blvd. S.

89109

702-765-8300

888-388-4482

hgvc.com

Holiday Inn Express Las Vegas South

5760 Polaris Ave.

89118

702-736-0098

800-HOLIDAY

Holiday Inn Express Las Vegas West

8669 W. Sahara Ave.

89117

702-256-3766

800-465-4329

Holiday Inn Express Nellis

4035 N. Nellis Blvd.

89115

702-644-5700

888 HOLIDAY

Homestead Studio Suites Las Vegas Midtown

3045 S. Maryland Pkwy.

89109

702-369-1414

•

219

•

119

579

•

1220

599

•

hiexpress.com

139

199

•

hiexpress.com

229

•

hiexpress.com

209

•

800-804-3724

homesteadhotels.com

124

•

Hooters Casino Hotel

115 E. Tropicana Ave.

89109

702-739-9000

866-LV-HOOTS

hooterscasinohotel.com

696

359

3684 Paradise Rd.

89169

702-699-7000

888-695-1212

hotelsuitesofamerica.com

360

129

Howard Johnson - Las Vegas Strip

1401 Las Vegas Blvd. S.

89104

702-388-0301

800-446-4656

howardjohnsonlasvegasstrip.com

100

300

Hyatt Place Las Vegas

4520 Paradise Rd.

89169

702-369-3366

800-834-1408

hyattplace.com

222

179

Imperial Palace Hotel & Casino

3535 Las Vegas Blvd. S.

89109

702-731-3311

866-523-2762 800-351-7400

imperialpalace.com

2640

450

The Jockey Club

3700 Las Vegas Blvd. S.

89109

702-798-3500

800-634-6649

jockeyclubvegas.com

270

301

JW Marriott Las Vegas Resort and Spa

221 N. Rampart Blvd.

89145

702-869-7777

877-869-8777

jwlasvegasresort.com

Kensington Suites

2200 W. Bonanza Rd.

89106

702-636-5100

Knights Inn

5100 Paradise Rd.

89119

702-212-1955

La Palm Motel

2512 E. Fremont St.

89104

702-384-5874

La Quinta Inn & Suites Lake West

9570 W. Sahara Ave.

89117

702-243-0356

800-753-3757

La Quinta Inn and Suites Las Vegas Summerlin Tech

7101 Cascade Valley Ct.

89128

702-360-1200

800-531-5900

La Quinta Inn Las Vegas Airport

3970 Paradise Rd.

89169

702-796-9000

La Quinta Inn Las Vegas Tropicana

4975 S. Valley View Blvd.

89118

702-798-7736

800-634-6439

knightsinn.com

548

159

289

200

219

269

•

Hotel Suites of America

•

Continental Breakfast

High Rate

Day Spa

Low Rate

Wireless Internet in Rooms

Rooms

highlandinnvegas.com

High Speed Internet

WEB SITE (www.)

800-567-6907

Pets Allowed

TOLL FREE

702-896-4333

Fitness Center

PHONE

89139

Pool

ZIP

8025 S. Dean Martin Dr.

Restaurant (On-site)

ADDRESS

Highland Inn

Gaming

PROPERTY

• •

•

• •

•

• •

•

• •

•

331

•

lq.com

149

•

lq.com

128

139

•

800-531-5900

lq.com

251

145

•

800-642-4258

lq.com

309

•

& up

800-732-7117

lvhilton.com

3174

130

•

travelsuitesinn.com

100

209

149

•

Lamplighter Motel

2805 E. Fremont St.

89104

702-382-8791

Las Vegas Hilton

3000 Paradise Rd.

89109

702-732-5111

Las Vegas Strip Travelsuites

2830 Las Vegas Blvd. S.

89109

702-735-4222

Laughing Jackalope Motel

3969 Las Vegas Blvd. S.

89119

702-739-1915

Luxor Hotel and Casino

3900 Las Vegas Blvd. S.

89119

702-262-4000

800-288-1000

luxor.com

4400

399

•

Main Street Station Casino, Brewery and Hotel

200 N. Main St.

89101

702-387-1896

800-465-0711

mainstreetcasino.com

406

150

•

Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino

3950 Las Vegas Blvd. S.

89119

702-632-7777

877-632-7800

mandalaybay.com

3215

109

699

•

Manor Suites

7230 Las Vegas Blvd. S.

89119

702-939-9000

800-691-7169

manorsuites.com

260

109

Marriott’s Grand Chateau

75 E. Harmon Ave.

89109

702-862-5600

vacationclub.com

406

Call

•

Meridian Luxury Suites

250 E. Flamingo Rd.

89169

702-990-0634

888-NEON

meridianlasvegas.com

478

1500

•

MGM Grand Hotel and Casino

3799 Las Vegas Blvd. S.

89109

702-891-1111

800-929-1111

mgmgrand.com

5044

& up

•

Microtel Inn & Suites

55 E. Robindale Rd.

89123

702-273-2500

800-771-7171

microtelinn.com

110

169

•

Mirage

3400 Las Vegas Blvd. S.

89109

702-791-7111

800-627-6667

mirage.com

3044

499

•

Monte Carlo Hotel and Casino

3770 Las Vegas Blvd. S.

89109

702-730-7000

800-311-8999

montecarlo.com

3002

700

•

Motel 6

707 Fremont St.

89101

702-388-1400

800-4MOTEL6

motel6.com

147

•

Motel 6 Las Vegas Boulder Highway

4125 Boulder Hwy.

89121

702-457-8051

800-4MOTEL6

motel6.com

161

•

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•

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High Rate

Pets Allowed

High Speed Internet

Wireless Internet in Rooms

Motel 6 Las Vegas I-15

5085 S. Dean Martin Dr.

89118

702-739-6747

800-4MOTEL6

motel6.com

139

•

Motel 6 Las Vegas Tropicana

195 E. Tropicana Ave.

89109

702-798-0728

800-4MOTEL6

motel6.com

607

•

New York-New York Hotel & Casino

3790 Las Vegas Blvd. S.

89109

702-740-6969

800-NYFORME

nynyhotelcasino.com

2024

500

Oasis Motel

1731 Las Vegas Blvd. S.

89104

702-735-6494

148

The Orleans Hotel and Casino

4500 W. Tropicana Ave.

89103

702-365-7111

888-365-7111

orleanscasino.com

1886

Palace Station Hotel Casino

2411 W. Sahara Ave.

89102

702-367-2411

800-634-3101

stationcasinos.com

1024

The Palazzo Resort-Hotel-Casino

3325 Las Vegas Blvd. S.

89109

702-607-7777

877-883-6423

palazzolasvegas.com

3066

Palms Casino Resort

4321 W. Flamingo Rd.

89103

702-942-7777

866-725-6773

palms.com

766

Palms Place

4381 W. Flamingo Rd.

89103

702-932-7777

866-942-7779

palmsplace.com

599

Paris Las Vegas

3655 Las Vegas Blvd. S.

89109

702-946-7000

888-BONJOUR

parislv.com

2916

500

Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino

3667 Las Vegas Blvd. S.

89109

702-785-5555

866-919-7472

planethollywoodresort.com

2500

600

The Platinum Hotel and Spa

211 E. Flamingo Rd.

89169

702-365-5000

877-211-9211

lvplatinum.com

255

169

299

Plaza Hotel & Casino

1 Main St.

89101

702-386-2110

800-634-6575

plazahotelcasino.com

1037

170

817

200

10,000

•

169

•

299

•

199

999

•

499

•

139

1000

•

• •

•

Ponderosa Motel

3325 E. Fremont St.

89104

702-457-0422

Red Rock Casino Resort Spa

11011 W. Charleston Blvd.

89135

702-797-7777

866-767-7773

redrocklasvegas.com

Regency Motel

700 N. Main St.

89101

702-382-2332

888-600-4722

theregencymotel.com

175

•

Renaissance Las Vegas Hotel

3400 Paradise Rd.

89169

702-784-5700

800-750-0980

marriott.com

548

149

299

•

Residence Inn by Marriott Las Vegas Convention Center

3225 Paradise Rd.

89109

702-796-9300

800-331-3131

residenceinn.com

192

149

399

•

Residence Inn by Marriott Las Vegas Hughes Center

370 Hughes Ctr. Dr.

89109

702-650-0040

800-331-3131

residenceinn.com

256

149

400

•

Residence Inn By Marriott Las Vegas South

5875 S. Dean Martin Dr.

89118

702-795-7378

800-331-3131

marriott.com

160

289

Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino

3700 W. Flamingo Rd.

89103

702-777-7777

866-746-7671

harrahs.com

2563

420

•

Riviera Hotel & Casino

2901 Las Vegas Blvd. S.

89109

702-734-5110

800-634-6753

rivierahotel.com

2100

299

•

Rodeway Inn Convention Center

220 Convention Center Dr.

89109

702-735-4151

800-634-6535

rodewayinn.com

159

Royal Resort

99 Convention Center Dr.

89109

702-735-6117

800-634-6118

royalhotelvegas.com

191

179

Sahara Hotel and Casino

2535 Las Vegas Blvd. S.

89109

702-737-2111

888-696-2121

saharavegas.com

1720

280

• •

•

saharawestwoodhotel.com

109

702-456-7777

800-634-6371

samstownlv.com

648

250

•

Santa Fe Station Hotel Casino

4949 N. Rancho Dr.

89130

702-658-4900

866-767-7771

stationcasinos.com

200

239

•

Siena Suites Hotel

6555 S. Boulder Hwy.

89122

702-648-2100

sienasuiteshotel.com

400

•

The Signature at MGM Grand

145 E. Harmon Ave.

89109

702797-6000

signaturemgmgrand.com

1728

200

1500

•

Silver Queen Motel

1401 E. Carson Ave.

89101

702-384-8157

Silverton Hotel and Casino Lodge

3333 Blue Diamond Rd.

89139

702-263-7777

300

169

Sin City Hostel

1208 Las Vegas Blvd. S.

89104

702-868-0222

64 beds

Somerset House

294 Convention Ctr. Dr.

89109

702-735-4411

888-336-4280

104

South Point Casino Hotel & Spa

9777 Las Vegas Blvd. S.

89123

702-796-7111

866-796-7111

southpointcasino.com

2163

1100

•

5600 Boulder Hwy.

89122

702-458-7071

665

89169

702-369-5400

800-666-5400

sttropezlasvegas.com

149

350

Stratosphere Casino Hotel and Tower

2000 Las Vegas Blvd. S.

89104

702-380-7777

800-998-6937

stratospherehotel.com

2444

399

Summer Bay Resort

100 Winnick Ave.

89109

702-731-6100

877-642-5060

summerbayresort.com

487

100

220

•

702-733-0001

455 E. Harmon Ave.

•

89122

Sportsman’s Royal Manor

•

89109

St. Tropez All Suite Hotel

•

2601 Westwood Dr.

sincityhostel.com

•

5111 Boulder Hwy.

silvertoncasino.com

•

Sahara Westwood Hotel

800-588-7711

•

Sam’s Town Hotel and Gambling Hall

877-727-0007

•

Continental Breakfast

WEB SITE (www.)

Day Spa

TOLL FREE

Fitness Center

PHONE

Pool

ZIP

Restaurant (On-site)

ADDRESS

Gaming

PROPERTY

Rooms

accommodations (continued)

•

• •

•

• •

•

• •

•

• •

•

High Rate

Gaming

Restaurant (On-site)

9090 Alta Dr.

89145

702-636-7111

866-636-7111

suncoastcasino.com

432

315

•

Super 8 Motel Downtown Las Vegas

700 E. Fremont St.

89101

702-382-4766

800-800-8000

super8.com

200

•

Super 8 Motel Koval

4250 Koval Ln.

89109

702-794-0888

800-800-8000

super8.com

300

250

•

Super 8 Motel Las Vegas Boulder Hwy.

5288 Boulder Hwy.

89122

702-435-8888

800-800-8000

super8.com

150

128

Tahiti Vacation Club

5101 W. Tropicana Ave.

89103

702-284-7200

800-775-8463

186

199

599

Tahiti Village Vacation Club

7200 Las Vegas Blvd. S.

89119

702-440-6800

800-775-8463

900

299

599

Terrible’s Hotel and Casino

4100 Paradise Rd.

89169

702-733-7000

800-640-9777

325

149

•

The Suites - Indios

4625 Boulder Hwy.

89121

702-454-4625

280

199

219

•

The Suites - Nellis

4855 Boulder Hwy.

89121

702-433-3644

839

•

THEhotel at Mandalay Bay

3950 Las Vegas Blvd. S.

89109

702-632-7777

mandalaybay.com

1117

160

2,000

•

Tod Hotel & Hostel

1508 Las Vegas Blvd. S.

89104

702-477-0022

todlasvegas.com

117

150

•

877-632-7800

herbstgaming.com

•

• • •

•

Town and Country Manor I

4311 Boulder Hwy.

89121

702-454-9393

150

Town and Country Motel

2033 E. Fremont St.

89101

702-385-2755

Travel Inn - Downtown

2028 E. Fremont St.

89101

702-384-7540

Travelers Motel

1100 E. Fremont St.

89101

702-384-7121

185

Travelodge Las Vegas South Strip

3735 Las Vegas Blvd. S.

89109

702-736-3443

800-578-7878

travelodge.com

126

225

Treasure Island - TI

3300 Las Vegas Blvd. S.

89109

702-894-7111

800-944-7444

treasureisland.com

2885

1,000

•

Tropicana Resort and Casino

3801 Las Vegas Blvd. S.

89109

702-739-2222

888-826-8767

tropicanalv.com

1875

500

•

Trump International Hotel & Tower Las Vegas

2000 Fashion Show Dr.

89109

70-298-2000

866-939-8786

trumplasvegashotel.com

1282

199

999

•

Tuscany Suites & Casino

255 E. Flamingo Rd.

89169

702-893-8933

877-887-2261

tuscanylasvegas.com

716

500

•

USA Hostels Las Vegas

1322 E. Fremont St.

89101

702-385-1150

800-550-8958

usahostels.com

•

Valley Motel

1313 E. Fremont St.

89101

702-384-6890

•

Vegas Club

18 E. Fremont St.

89101

702-385-1664

800-634-6532

vegasclubcasino.net

410

189

•

The Venetian Resort-Hotel-Casino

3355 Las Vegas Blvd. S.

89109

702-414-1000

888-2VENICE

venetian.com

4027

199

999

•

Villa Inn

225 Las Vegas Blvd. S.

89101

702-382-3878

180

Westgate Flamingo Bay Resort

5625 W. Flamingo Rd.

89103

702-251-3435

888-808-7410

wgflamingobay.com

208

149

249

The Westin Casuarina Las Vegas Hotel, Casino & Spa

160 E. Flamingo Rd.

89109

702-836-5900

866-837-4215

westin.com/lasvegas

826

129

599

•

Wild Wild West Gambling Hall and Hotel

3330 W. Tropicana Ave.

89103

702-740-0000

800-634-3488

stationcasinos.com

262

300

Wynn Las Vegas

3131 Las Vegas Blvd. S.

89109

702-770-7000

888-320-7123

wynnlasvegas.com

2716

200

Aquarius Casino Resort

1900 S. Casino Dr.

89028

702-298-5111

800-662-5825

theaquarius.com

1907

Avi Resort & Casino

10000 Aha Macav Pkwy.

89029

702-535-5555

800-284-2946

avi-casino.com

455

Continental Breakfast

Low Rate

Suncoast Hotel and Casino

Day Spa

WEB SITE (www.)

Rooms

Wireless Internet in Rooms

TOLL FREE

High Speed Internet

PHONE

Pets Allowed

ZIP

Fitness Center

ADDRESS

Pool

PROPERTY

•

600

•

155

•

250

•

LAUGHLIN

Bay Shore Inn

1955 W. Casino Dr.

89028

702-299-9010

104

•

Colorado Belle Hotel & Casino

2100 S. Casino Dr.

89029

702-298-4000

866-352-3553

coloradobelle.com

1169

145

•

• •

•

Edgewater Hotel & Casino

2020 S. Casino Dr.

89029

702-298-2453

800-677-4837

edgewater-casino.com

1355

180

•

Golden Nugget Laughlin

2300 S. Casino Dr.

89028

702-298-7111

800-950-7700

goldennugget.com

300

199

•

Harrah’s Laughlin Casino Hotel

2900 S. Casino Dr.

89029

702-298-4600

800-427-7247

harrahs.com

1505

200

•

Pioneer Hotel & Gambling Hall

2200 S. Casino Dr.

89029

702-298-2442

800-634-3469

pioneerlaughlin.com

416

•

River Palms Resort Casino

2700 S. Casino Dr.

89029

702-298-2242

800-835-7903

river-palms.com

1003

175

•

Riverside Resort Hotel & Casino

1650 S. Casino Dr.

89029

702-298-2535

800-227-3849

riversideresort.com

1404

149

•

Tropicana Express

2121 S. Casino Dr.

89029

702-298-4200

888-888-8695

tropicanax.com

1500

112

•

• • •

•

• •

•

800-463-6302

bestwestern.com/mesquiteinn

100

702-346-7529

877-GETAWAY

casablancaresort.com

472

150

•

Continental Breakfast

702-346-7444

89027

Day Spa

89027

950 W. Mesquite Blvd.

Wireless Internet in Rooms

390 N. Sandhill Blvd.

CasaBlanca Resort, Hotel, Casino, Golf & Spa

High Speed Internet

Best Western Mesquite Inn

Pets Allowed

TOLL FREE

Fitness Center

PHONE

Pool

ZIP

Restaurant (On-site)

ADDRESS

Gaming

High Rate

WEB SITE (www.)

Low Rate

PROPERTY

Rooms

accommodations (continued)

MESQUITE •

Desert Palms Motel

92 W. Mesquite Blvd.

89027

702-346-5756

Eureka Casino Hotel

275 Mesa Blvd.

89027

702-346-4600

800-346-4611

eurekamesquite.com

214

100

Falcon Ridge Resort

1030 W. Pioneer Blvd.

89027

702-346-2200

866-374-6659

falconridgehotel.com

130

150

Highland Estates Resort

555 Highland Dr.

89027

702-346-0871

888-416-8383

highlandestatesresort.com

200

MV Motel

151 E. Mesquite Blvd.

89027

702-346-5191

Oasis Resort, Casino, Golf & Spa

897 W. Mesquite Blvd.

89027

702-346-5232

936

170

•

Stateline Casino

490 W. Mesquite Blvd.

89027

702-346-5752

•

The Springs Mesquite

720 Tamarix Wy.

89027

702-345-7670

Valley Inn Motel

791 W. Mesquite Blvd.

89027

702-346-5281

Virgin River Hotel/Casino/Bingo

100 Pioneer Blvd.

89027

702-346-7777

The Hotel on Mt. Charleston

2 Kyle Canyon Rd.

89124

702-872-5500

Mount Charleston Lodge

Kyle Canyon, Humboldt Toiyabe National Forest, 1200 Old Park Rd.

89124

Americana 5 Inn & Suites

4244 Las Vegas Blvd. N.

Barker Motel

800-21-OASIS

866-922-3434

oasisresort.com

asrlodging.com

•

• •

•

• •

•

199

•

100

•

800-346-7721

virginriver.com

720

110

•

mtcharlestonhotel.com

119

399

•

702-872-5408

800-955-1314

mtcharlestonlodge.com

22 Cabins

144

256

•

89115

702-643-9220

800-845-1479

americanafiveinn.com

190

2600 Las Vegas Blvd. N.

89030

702-642-1138

Call

Best Western Nellis Motor Inn

5330 E. Craig Rd.

89115

702-643-6111

800-528-1234

bestwestern.com

129

Cannery Casino & Hotel

2121 E. Craig Rd.

89030

702-507-5700

866-999-4899

cannerycasinos.com

200

199

Comfort Inn

910 E. Cheyenne Ave.

89030

702-399-1500

877-424-6423

comfortinn.com

299

Hitchin’ Post RV Park and Saloon

3640 Las Vegas Blvd. N.

89115

702-644-1043

888-433-8402

hprvp.com

Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites North Las Vegas

4540 Donovan Wy.

89081

702-649-3000

800-HOLIDAY

hiexpress.com

119

Knotty Pine Motel

1900 Las Vegas Blvd. N.

89030

702-642-8300

La Quinta Inn Nellis

4288 N. Nellis Blvd.

89115

702-632-0229

Nellis Suites

4555 Las Vegas Blvd. N.

89115

702-946-9999

Peterson Motel and Apts.

2112 N. Nellis Blvd.

89115

702-452-8199

Ramada Las Vegas Speedway

3227 Civic Center Dr.

89030

702-399-3297

Strip 91 Motel

2091 Las Vegas Blvd. N.

89030

702-649-4593

Speedway Super 8 Motel - Nellis

4435 Las Vegas Blvd. N.

89115

702-644-5666

800-800-8000

Texas Station Gambling Hall & Hotel

2101 Texas Star Ln.

89032

702-631-1000

800-654-8888

Vegas Chalet Motel

2401 Las Vegas Blvd. N.

89030

702-642-2115

Best Western - North Shore Inn

520 N. Moapa Valley Blvd.

89040

702-397-6000

Echo Bay Resort

HC30 Box 30

89040

702-394-4000

89040

702-397-2463

•

MT. CHARLESTON •

•

NORTH LAS VEGAS

800-531-5900

•

200

•

168

149

•

109

lasvegassuper8.com

110

texasstation.com

200

vegaschaletmotel.com

800-WESTERN

bestwestern.com

800-752-9669

sevencrown.com

877-333-9291

lq.com

•

ramada.com

• •

•

200

•

239

•

OVERTON

Overton Motel

120

• •

•

PRIMM/JEAN Buffalo Bill’s

31700 Las Vegas Blvd. S.

89019

702-382-1111

800-FUN-STOP

primadonna.com

1245

•

Gold Strike Hotel & Gambling Hall

PO Box 19278

89019

702-477-5000

800-634-1359

stopatjean.com

809

108

•

TOLL FREE

WEB SITE (www.)

Rooms

Low Rate

High Rate

Gaming

Restaurant (On-site)

Pool

High Speed Internet

Wireless Internet in Rooms

Primm Valley Resort & Casino

31900 Las Vegas Blvd. S.

89019

702-386-7867

800-386-7867

primmvalleyresorts.com

654

•

Whiskey Pete’s Hotel /Casino

100 W. Primm Blvd.

89019

702-382-4388

800-FUN-STOP

primadonna.com

777

•

Cottonwood Cove Resort & Marina

10000 Cottonwood Cove Rd.

89046

702-297-1464

cottonwoodcoveresort.com

115

El Rey Motel

430 S. Hwy. 95

89046

702-297-1144

Best Value Inn

2731 S. Carson St.

89701

775-882-2007

888-231-6326

bestvaluecarsoncity.com

139

•

Best Western Carson Station Hotel

900 S. Carson St.

89701

775-883-0900

800-501-2929

carsonstation.com

•

120

•

68 •

•

Continental Breakfast

PHONE

Day Spa

ZIP

Pets Allowed

ADDRESS

Fitness Center

PROPERTY

SEARCHLIGHT • •

RENO-TAHOE TERRITORY CARSON CITY

Carson City Inn

1930 N. Carson St.

89701

775-882-1785

City Center Motel

800 N. Carson St.

89701

775-882-5535

800-338-7760

Courtyard by Marriott

3870 S. Carson St.

89701

775-887-9900

800-321-2211

marriott.com

100

Days Inn

3103 N. Carson St.

89701

775-883-3343

877-231-1574

daysinn.com

140

Desert Hills Motel

1010 S. Carson St.

89701

775-882-1932

800-652-7785

deserthillsmotel.com

159

146

165

108

189

149

Frontier Motel

1718 N. Carson St.

89701

775-882-1377

877-879-2401

Gold Dust West Casino

2171 U.S. Hwy. 50 E.

89701

775-885-9000

877-519-5567

gdwcasino.com

Hampton Inn & Suites

10 Hospitality Wy.

89706

775-885-8800

800-426-7866

hamptoninn.com

Hardman House

917 N. Carson St.

89701

775-882-7744

800-626-0793

Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites

4055 N. Carson St.

89706

775-283-4055

877-283-4055

Mill House Inn

3251 S. Carson St.

89701

775-882-2715

Motel 6

2749 S. Carson St.

89701

775-885-7710

The Nugget Hotel by Carefree Inn

651 N. Stewart St.

89701

775-882-7711

Pioneer Motel

907 S. Carson St.

89701

775-882-3046

Plaza Hotel & Conference Center

801 S. Carson St.

89701

775-883-9500

Quality Inn

1300 N. Carson St.

89701

775-883-7300

Round House Inn

1400 N. Carson St.

89701

Silver Queen Inn

201 W. Caroline St.

Super 8 Motel

•

• •

•

• •

209

•

110

•

motel6.com

carefreeinncc.com

110

120

•

carsoncityplaza.com

168

•

choicehotels.com

149

•

775-882-3446

125

89703

775-882-5534

2829 S Carson St.

89701

775-883-7800

800-800-8000

super8.com

175

Best Western Topaz Lake Inn

3410 Sandy Bowers Ave.

89410

775-266-4661

800-385-2399

bestwestern.com/topazlakeinn

200

Historian In

1427 Hwy. 395 N.

89423

775-783-1175

800-682-5857

historianinn.com

125

Sierra Motel

1501 Hwy. 395 N.

89410

775-782-5145

800-682-5857

sierramotel.net

Topaz Lodge & Casino

1979 U.S. Hwy. 395 S.

89410

775-266-3338

800-962-0732

topazlodge.com

100

Village Motel

1383 U.S. Hwy 395 S.

89410

775-782-2624

Westerner Motel

1353 U.S. Hwy. 395 N.

89410

775-782-3602

800-782-3602

2001 Foothill Rd.

89411

775-782-8155

800-628-7831

145

355

300 Main St.

89412

775-557-2220

•

Cal Neva Resort, Spa and Casino

2 Stateline Rd., Crystal Bay

89402

775-832-4000

800-CAL-NEVA

calnevaresort.com

200

269

•

Club Tahoe Resort

914 Northwood Blvd., Incline Village

89452

775-831-5750

800-527-5154

clubtahoe.com

145

Goldfish Properties

920 Incline Wy., Ste. A, Incline Village

89451

775-832-4646

800-948-7311

goldfishproperties.com

172

Hyatt Regency Lake Tahoe Resort

111 Country Club Dr., Incline Village

89451

775-832-1234

800-233-1234

laketahoehyatt.com

Incline at Tahoe Realty

797 Southwood Blvd., #11, Incline Village

89452

775-831-9000

888-MTN-LAKE

inclineattahoe.com

888-227-1499

•

24 800-466-8356

hiexpress.com

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•

GARDNERVILLE •

•

• •

•

GENOA David Walley’s Resort, Hot Springs & Spa

davidwalleys.com

•

GERLACH Bruno’s Country Club & Motel

•

LAKE TAHOE, NORTH •

•

250

•

2500

•

422

165

1645

150

1200

•

WEB SITE (www.)

Low Rate

High Rate

Incline Vacation Rentals

901 Tahoe Blvd. Ste. 5, Incline Village

89451

775-831-3349

800-831-3304

inclinevacations.com

125

650

•

Lake Tahoe Accommodations

800 Southwood Blvd., Ste. 112, Incline Village

89451

775-832-4475

800-544-3234

tahoeaccommodations.com

100

125

1000

•

Parkside Inn at Incline

1003 Tahoe Blvd., Incline Village

89451

775-831-1052

800-824-6391

innatincline.com

159

•

Tahoe Biltmore Lodge & Casino

5 SR 28, Crystal Bay

89402

775-831-0660

800-BILTMORE

tahoebiltmore.com

113

189

Vacation Station

110 Country Club Dr., Ste. 1, Incline Village

89452

775-831-3664

800-841-7443

vacationstation.com

140

100

2000

•

At Tahoe/Tahoe Management Company

601 U.S. Hwy. 50, Zephyr Cove

89448

775-588-4504

800-624-3887

tahoevacations.com

110

2000

•

Glenbrook Rental Program LLC

2070 Pray Meadow Rd., Glenbrook

89413

775-749-5662

888-749-5662

glenbrookrentalprogram.com

260

1000

Harrah’s Lake Tahoe Hotel Casino

15 U.S. Hwy. 50 & Stateline

89449

775-588-6611

800-427-7247

harrahs.com

532

359

•

Harveys Resort Casino

14 U.S. Hwy. 50 & Stateline

89449

775-558-6611

800-427-7247

harrahs.com

738

359

•

Horizon Casino Resort

50 U.S. Hwy. 50, Stateline

89449

775-588-6211

800-648-3322

horizoncasino.com

539

400

•

Lake Tahoe Accommodations

275 Kingsbury Grade, Stateline

89449

775-588-5684

800-544-3234

tahoeaccommodations.com

350

1000

Lakeside Inn & Casino

168 Hwy. 50, Stateline

89449

775-588-7777

800-624-7980

lakesideinn.com

124

299

•

MontBleu Resort

55 U.S. Hwy. 50, Stateline

89449

775-588-3515

800-648-3353

montbleuresort.com

437

110

1000

•

The Ridge Tahoe

400 Ridge Club Dr., Stateline

89449

775-588-3553

800-334-1600

ridgetahoeresort.com

302

135

500

Selective Accommodations

188 U.S. Hwy. 50, Zephyr Cove

89448

775-588-8258

800-242-5387

tahoe-estates.com

200

125

2500

Zephyr Cove Resort

760 U.S. Hwy. 50, Zephyr Cove

89448

775-589-4980

800-238-2463

zephyrcove.com

5 rooms 29 cabins

149

559

Best Western Minden Inn

1795 Ironwood Dr.

89423

775-782-7766

800-780-7234

bestwesternmindeninn.com

100

•

Carson Valley Inn

1627 U.S. Hwy. 395 N.

89423

775-782-9711

800-321-6983

carsonvalleyinn.com

152

179

•

Carson Valley Motor Lodge

1643 U.S. Hwy. 395 N.

89423

775-782-9711

800-321-6983

carsonvalleyinn.com

109

•

Holiday Lodge

1591 U.S. Hwy. 395 N.

89423

775-782-2288

800-266-2289

Adventure Inn & Wedding Chapel

3575 S. Virginia St.

89502

775-828-9000

800-937-1436

adventureinn.com

Airport Travelodge

2050 Market St.

89502

775-786-2506

866-473-6668

renotravelodge.com

118

229

Atlantis Resort Spa Casino

3800 S. Virginia St.

89502

775-825-4700

800-723-6500

atlantiscasino.com

975

399

•

Best Western Airport Plaza Hotel

1981 Terminal Wy.

89502

775-348-6370

800-648-3525

bestwestern.com/ airportplazahotel

265

170

•

Bonanza Inn

215 W. Fourth St.

89502

775-322-8632

800-808-3303

140

Boomtown Hotel and Casino

I-80 at Boomtown/ Garson Rd.

89439

775-345-6000

800-648-3790

boomtownreno.com

318

270

•

866-507-1428

celebrityresorts.com

& up

•

Pool

TOLL FREE

Gaming

PHONE

•

• •

Continental Breakfast

Wireless Internet in Rooms

•

ZIP

Day Spa

High Speed Internet

•

ADDRESS

Pets Allowed

•

Fitness Center

•

PROPERTY

Rooms

Restaurant (On-site)

accommodations (continued)

LAKE TAHOE, SOUTH

•

• •

•

• •

•

MINDEN •

• •

•

RENO

•

Capri Motel

895 N. Virginia St.

89501

775-323-7979

Celebrity Resorts

140 Court St.

89501

775-329-4251

Center Lodge

200 S. Center St.

89501

775-329-9000

Circus Circus Reno

500 N. Sierra St.

89503

775-329-0711

800-648-5010

circusreno.com

1473

259

•

Club Cal Neva

133 N. Virginia St.

89505

775-323-1046

877-777-7303

clubcalneva.com

181

169

•

800-321-2211

marriott.com

117

164

239

crosbylodge.com

133

daysinn.com

•

Courtyard by Marriott

6855 S. Virginia St.

89511

775-851-8300

Crosby Lodge

30605 Sutcliffe Dr.

89510

775-476-0400

Days Inn Reno

701 E. Seventh St.

89512

775-786-4070

138

•

Desert Rose Inn

655 W. Fourth St.

89503

775-329-3451

•

Donner Inn Motel

720 W. Fourth St.

89503

775-323-1851

Easy 8 Motel

255 W. Fifth St.

89503

775-322-4587

& up

800-448-4555

•

• •

•

• •

•

775-329-3125

800-553-2666

choicehotels.com

116

800-648-5966

eldoradoreno.com

817

384

104

135

•

1995

209

•

hamptoninn.com

119

189

El Cortez Hotel

239 W. Second St.

89501

775-322-9161

Eldorado Hotel Casino Reno

345 N. Virginia St.

89505

775-786-5700

Executive Inn

205 S. Sierra St.

89501

775-786-4050

Extended Stay America

9795 Gateway Dr.

89521

775-852-5611

Gatekeeper Inn

221 W. Fifth St.

89503

775-786-3500

800-EXTSTAY

extendedstayhotels.com

Gold Coin Motel

2555 E. Fourth St.

89512

775-323-0237

Gold Dust West Casino & Inn

444 Vine St.

89503

775-323-2211

800-438-9378

gdwcasino.com

Grand Sierra Resort and Casino

2500 E. Second St.

89595

775-789-2000

800-501-2651

grandsierraresort.com

Hampton Inn & Suites

10599 Professional Cir.

89511

775-336-2222

Harrah’s Reno Casino/Hotel

219 N. Center St.

89504

775-786-3232

800-HARRAHS

harrahs.com

928

750

Hilton Garden Inn Reno

9920 Double R Blvd.

89521

775-850-9700

877-782-9444

hiltongardeninn.com

135

129

289

Hiway 40 Motel

1750 E. Fourth St.

89512

775-329-1911

110

Holiday Inn Reno Downtown

1000 E. Sixth St.

89512

775-786-5151

888-HOLIDAY

hidowntownreno.com

281

199

Horseshoe Motel

490 Lake St.

89501

775-786-5968

In-Town Motel

260 W. Fourth St.

89503

775-323-1421

Keno Motel No. 1

322 N. Arlington Ave.

89501

775-322-6281

Knight’s Inn

660 N. Virginia St.

89501

775-786-4032

La Quinta Inn Reno

4001 Market St.

89502

775-348-6100 775-329-7470

knightsinn.com

220

800-753-3757

lq.com

130

135

Mardi Gras Motel Lodge

200 W. Fourth St.

89501

165

Meadow Wood Courtyard Super 8

5851 S. Virginia St.

89502

775-829-4600

800-797-RENO

meadowwoodcourtyard.com

155

149

Motel 6 Reno - Convention Center

1901 S. Virginia St.

89502

775-827-0255

800-466-8356

motel6.com

115

Motel 6 Reno - Livestock Events Center

866 N. Wells Ave.

89512

775-786-9852

800-466-8356

motel6.com

141

Motel 6 Reno - West

1400 Stardust St.

89503

775-747-7390

800-466-8356

motel6.com

123

Peppermill Resort Spa Casino

2707 S. Virginia St.

89502

775-826-2121

800-648-6992

peppermillreno.com

1635

1500

Plaza Resort Club

121 West St.

89501

775-786-2200

800-628-5974

plazaresortclub.com

103

179

Ponderosa Hotel

515 S. Virginia St.

89501

775-786-6820

165

125

Ranch Motel

7400 S. Virginia St.

89511

775-851-1129

Rancho Sierra Motel

411 W. Fourth St.

89503

775-786-6277

Reno 8 Motel

1113 E. Fourth St.

89512

775-786-6828

Residence Inn by Marriott

9845 Gateway Dr.

89521

775-853-8800

800-331-3131

marriott.com

120

179

Rodeway Inn Reno

2050 Market St.

89502

775-786-2500

800-648-3800

rodewayinnreno.com

Seasons Inn

495 West St.

89503

775-322-6000

800-322-6000

seasonsinn.com

129

Siena Hotel Spa Casino

1 S. Lake St.

89505

775-327-4362

877-743-6233

sienareno.net

214

749

Silver Dollar Motel

817 N. Virginia St.

89501

775-323-6875

Silver Legacy Resort Casino

407 N. Virginia St.

89501

775-329-4777

Stardust Lodge

455 N. Arlington Ave.

89503

775-322-5641

Sundance Motel

850 N. Virginia St.

89501

775-329-9248

Super 8 Motel

1651 N. Virginia St.

89506

775-329-3464

Swan Inn

501 Lake St.

89501

775-324-4103

Terrible’s Sands Regency Casino Hotel

345 N. Arlington Ave.

89501

775-348-2200

Town House Motor Lodge

303 W. Second St.

89503

775-323-1821

Vagabond Inn

3131 S. Virginia St.

89502

775-825-7134

Wildflower Village

4395 W. Fourth St.

89503

775-747-8848

255 N. McCarran Blvd.

89431

775-358-2222

800-687-8733

800-800-8000

866-386-7829

800-522-1555

silverlegacy.com

•

• •

•

269

•

159

•

950

150

836

159

vagabondinns.com

130

159

wildflowervillage.com

100

132

• •

•

135

•

• •

•

• •

•

sandsregency.com

•

super8.com

•

• •

•

1712

Continental Breakfast

Wireless Internet in Rooms

89512

Pool

WEB SITE (www.)

666 N. Wells Ave.

Gaming

TOLL FREE

Econolodge

Day Spa

High Speed Internet

Pets Allowed

Fitness Center

Restaurant (On-site)

•

PHONE

High Rate

•

ZIP

Low Rate

•

ADDRESS

Rooms

•

PROPERTY

• •

•

• • •

• •

•

• • •

•

• •

•

SPARKS Aloha Inn

888-465-4329

holidayinn.com

220

130

775-356-3300

800-843-2427

janugget.com

1600

& up

Safari Motel

1800 Victorian Ave.

89431

775-358-6443

Silver Club Hotel & Casino

1040 Victorian Ave.

89431

775-358-4771

800-905-7774

silverclub.com

204

125

Sparks Super 8

1900 E. Greg St.

89431

775-358-8884

800-800-8000

super8.com

199

125

100

280

130

175

225

Sunrise Motel

210 Victorian Ave.

89431

775-358-7010

Victorian Inn

1555 Victorian Ave.

89431

775-331-3203

Wagon Train Motel

1662 Victorian Ave.

89431

775-358-0468

Western Village Inn & Casino

815 Nichols Blvd.

89434

775-331-1069

Windsor Inn

60 E. Victorian Ave.

89431

775-356-7770

877-331-3800

800-648-1170

peppermillreno.com/ western_village

•

• •

•

Continental Breakfast

775-358-6900

89431

Day Spa

89431

1100 Nugget Ave.

Wireless Internet in Rooms

55 E. Nugget Ave.

John Ascuaga’s Nugget

High Speed Internet

Low Rate

Holiday Inn Reno Sparks

Pets Allowed

WEB SITE (www.)

Fitness Center

TOLL FREE

Pool

PHONE

Restaurant (On-site)

ZIP

Gaming

ADDRESS

High Rate

PROPERTY

Rooms

accommodations (continued)

•

VIRGINIA CITY Comstock Lodge

875 S. C St.

89440

775-847-0233

Gold Hill Hotel

1540 Main St.

89440

775-847-0111

goldhillhotel.net

Ramada Worldwide

100 E St.

89440

775-847-4484

ramadavirginiacity.com

Silver Queen Hotel

28 N. C St.

89440

775-847-0440

Sugar Loaf Mountain Motel

430 S. C St.

89440

775-847-0551

Virginia City Motel

675 S. C St.

89440

775-847-0282

866-217-9248 virginiacitymotel.com

199

125

110

129

•

• •

•

COWBOY COUNTRY BATTLE MOUNTAIN Battle Mountain Inn

650 W. Front St.

89820

775-635-5200

Big Chief Motel

434 W. Front St.

89820

775-635-2416

Comfort Inn

521 E. Front St.

89820

775-635-5880

Owl Club Casino Motel

72 E. Front St.

89820

775-635-2444

Super 8 Motel

825 Super 8 Dr.

89820

775-635-8808

Uptown Motel

80 W. Front St.

89820

775-635-5529

1018 Fir St.

89822

775-754-6110

bigchiefmotel.com

•

1-800-4-Choice

choicehotels.com

•

800-800-8000

super8.com

•

choicehotels.com

playelko.com

150

129

•

• •

•

CARLIN Comfort Inn of Carlin

•

ELKO American Inn

500 W. Oak St.

89801

775-738-7269

877-783-9910

Best Western - Gold Country

2050 Idaho St.

89801

775-738-8421

800-621-1332

Budget Inn

1349 Idaho St.

89801

775-738-7000

Centre Motel

475 3rd St.

89801

775-738-3226

Comfort Inn of Elko

2970 Idaho St.

89801

775-777-8762

Country Hearth Inn & Suites

1930 Idaho St.

89801

775-738-8787

Days Inn

1500 Idaho St.

89801

775-738-7245

800-329-7466

daysinn.com

Econo Lodge Inn & Suites

3320 Idaho St.

89801

775-777-8000

800-4-Choice

choicehotels.com

Economy Inn

411 10th St.

89801

775-738-8018

800-565-3286

800-4-Choice

Elko Inn Express

837 Idaho St.

89801

775-738-7261

Elko Motel

1243 Idaho St.

89801

775-738-4433

Esquire Inn

505 Idaho St.

89801

775-738-3157

800-822-7473

High Desert Inn

3015 Idaho St.

89801

775-738-8425

Hilton Garden Inn

3650 E. Idaho St.

89801

Holiday Inn Express

3019 Idaho St.

89801

Holiday Motel

1276 Idaho St.

89801

Key Motel

650 W. Idaho St.

Manor Motor Lodge

185 Idaho St.

Mid Town Motel

choicehotels.com

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139

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109

129

•

109

elkomotel.com

888-394-8303

playelko.com

171

109

775-777-1200

800-HILTONS

hiltongardeninn.com

129

169

775-777-0990

800-HOLIDAY

hiexpress.com

109

179

775-738-7187

89801

775-738-8081

89801

775-738-3311

294 Idaho St.

89801

775-738-3515

Motel 6 - Elko

3021 Idaho St.

89801

775-738-4337

800-466-8356

motel6.com

Oak Tree Inn

95 Spruce Rd.

89801

775-777-2222

888-456-8733

oaktreeinn.net

120

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•

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•

123

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•

TOLL FREE

WEB SITE (www.)

Low Rate

High Rate

Gaming

Restaurant (On-site)

Pool

Fitness Center

Pets Allowed

Red Lion Inn & Casino

2065 Idaho St.

89801

775-738-2111

800-545-0044

playelko.com

222

249

•

Rodeway Inn

736 Idaho St.

89801

775-738-7152

800-4-Choice

choicehotels.com

119

Shilo Inn Elko

2401 Mountain City Hwy.

89801

775-738-5522

800-222-2244

130

Stampede Motel

129 W. Idaho St.

89801

775-738-8471

stampedemotel.com

Stockmen’s Hotel & Casino

340 Commercial St.

89801

775-738-5141

800-648-2345

stockmenscasinos.com

141

Super 8 Motel - Elko

1755 Idaho St.

89801

775-738-8488

800-800-8000

super8.com

Thunderbird Motel

345 Idaho St.

89801

775-738-7115

Travelers Motel

1181 Idaho St.

89801

775-738-4048

Travelodge

1785 Idaho St.

89801

775-753-7747

Western Inn

132 3rd St.

89801

775-753-4977

Barton’s Club 93 Hotel and Casino

1002 U.S. Hwy. 93

89825

775-755-2341

800-258-2937

bartonsclub93.com

102

160

•

Cactus Petes Resort Casino

1385 U.S. Hwy. 93

89825

775-755-2321

800-821-1103

ameristarcasinos.com

296

260

•

Four Jacks Hotel Casino

1702 U.S. Hwy. 93

89825

775-755-2491

800-251-6313

120

•

Horseshu Hotel Casino

11385 U.S. Hwy. 93

89825

775-755-2321

800-821-1103

ameristarcasinos.com

120

160

•

West Star Resort

U.S. Hwy. 93 at Poker St.

89825

775-755-2600

800-665-0643

•

Main St.

89826

775-488-2311

•

915 Lamoille Hwy.

89828

775-753-6363

•

Cadillac Inn

1395 Cornell Ave.

89419

775-273-2798

Covered Wagon Motel

945 Dartmouth Ave.

89419

775-273-2961

800-709-4796

100

•

Desert Haven Motel

885 Dartmouth Ave.

89419

775-273-2339

800-709-4796

•

Lovelock Inn

55 Cornell Ave.

89419

775-273-7375

866-771-2153

•

Lovelock Nugget

515 Cornell Ave.

89419

775-273-7023

•

Royal Inn, LLC

1435 Cornell Ave.

89419

775-273-2500

140

•

775-273-2971

•

800-578-7878

travelodge.com

•

Continental Breakfast

PHONE

Day Spa

ZIP

Rooms

Wireless Internet in Rooms

ADDRESS

High Speed Internet

PROPERTY

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JARBIDGE Outdoor Inn (Open May - Nov.) LAMOILLE Pine Lodge Hotel Lamoille LOVELOCK

888-234-6835

lovelockmotel.com

sturgeonsinn.com

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Sturgeons Inn & Casino

1420 Cornell Ave.

89419

Super 10 Motel

1390 Cornell Ave.

89419

775-273-0703

Travel Center of America

6000 E. Frontage Rd, Mill City

89419

775-538-7306

tatravelcenters.com

Diamond A Motel

140 U.S. Hwy. 95

89421

775-532-8551

diamondamotel.com

•

McDermitt Motel

55 U.S. Hwy. 95 N.

89421

775-532-8588

•

Chambers’ Motel

525 Davidson St.

89831

775-763-6626

•

Mountain City Motel & Steakhouse

526 Davidson St.

89831

775-763-6617

•

U.S. Hwy. 95 N.

89425

775-272-3337

•

Exit 216 I-80 East

89438

775-635-5511

•

Griff’s Wagon Wheel Motel

340 Sixth St.

89835

775-752-2151

Motel 6

1561 Sixth St.

89835

775-752-2116

800-4MOTEL6

•

Rest Inn Suites

1509 E. Sixth St.

89835

775-752-2277

800-935-5768

•

Sharon Motel

635 Sixth St.

89835

775-752-3232

•

Shell Crest Motel

573 Sixth St.

89835

775-752-3755

•

Super 8 Motel

930 Sixth St.

89835

775-752-3384

Wells Chinatown Motel & RV Park

755 S. Humboldt Ave.

89835

775-752-2888

•

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McDERMITT •

MOUNTAIN CITY

•

OROVADA Rocky View Inn

•

VALMY Valmy Station

•

WELLS

800-800-8000

motel6.com

super8.com

• •

•

89883

775-664-2255

800-537-0207

wendoverfun.com

382

261

•

89883

775-664-4000

800-217-0049

wendoverfun.com

429

280

•

1225 W. Wendover Blvd.

89883

775-664-2111

800-982-2111

redgartercasino.com

106

•

101 Wendover Blvd.

89883

775-664-2221

800-848-7300

wendovernugget.com

480

230

•

Best Western - Gold Country Inn

921 W. Winnemucca Blvd.

89445

775-623-6999

800-346-5306

bestwestern.com

189

Budget Inn Motel

251 E. Winnemucca Blvd.

89445

775-623-2394

Cozy Motel

344 E. Winnemucca Blvd.

89445

775-623-2615

•

Days Inn

511 W. Winnemucca Blvd.

89445

775-623-3661

daysinn.com

119

•

Economy Inn

635 W. Winnemucca Blvd.

89445

775-623-5281

economyinnwinnemucca.com

Frontier Motel

410 E. Winnemucca Blvd.

89445

775-623-2915

Holiday Inn Express

1987 W. Winnemucca Blvd.

89445

775-625-3100

800-HOLIDAY

hiexpress.com

129

•

Model T Quality Inn

1130 W. Winnemucca Blvd.

89446

775-623-2588

800-645-5658

modelt.com

•

Motel 6

1800 W. Winnemucca Blvd.

89445

775-623-1180

800-466-8356

motel6.com

103

Park Motel

740 W. Winnemucca Blvd.

89445

775-623-2810

•

Pyrenees Motel

714 W. Winnemucca Blvd.

89445

775-623-1116

Red Lion Inn & Casino

741 W. Winnemucca Blvd.

89445

775-623-2565

105

170

Regency Inn

705 W. Winnemucca Blvd.

89445

775-623-4898

Santa Fe Inn

1620 W. Winnemucca Blvd.

89445

775-623-1119

Scott Shady Court

400 First St.

89446

775-623-3646

Scottish Inn

333 W. Winnemucca Blvd.

89445

775-623-3703

Super 8 Motel

1157 W. Winnemucca Blvd.

89445

775-625-1818

800-800-8000

super8.com

Town House Motel

375 Monroe St.

89445

775-623-3620

800-243-3620

townhouse-motel.com

Val-U Motel

125 E. Winnemucca Blvd.

89445

775-623-5248

Winnemucca Holiday Motel

670 W. Winnemucca Blvd.

89445

775-623-3684

800-262-8901

Winners Hotel/Casino

185 W. Winnemucca Blvd.

89445

775-623-2511

800-648-4770

775-664-2888

89883

Peppermill Hotel Casino

680 Wendover Blvd.

Rainbow Hotel Casino

1045 W. Wendover Blvd.

Red Garter Hotel & Casino Wendover Nugget Hotel & Casino

Continental Breakfast

225

89883

100 Wendover Blvd.

Day Spa

1325 Wendover Blvd.

Montego Bay Casino & Resort

Wireless Internet in Rooms

Fitness Center

432

Americas Best Value Inn

High Speed Internet

Pool

wendoverfun.com

PHONE

Pets Allowed

Restaurant (On-site)

877-MONTEGO

ZIP

High Rate

americasbestvalueinn.com

775-664-9100

ADDRESS

Low Rate

WEB SITE (www.)

PROPERTY

Rooms

TOLL FREE

Gaming

accommodations (continued)

WEST WENDOVER •

• •

•

WINNEMUCCA

800-548-0531

800-633-6435

redlionwinn.com

winnerscasino.com

•

153

•

129

•

121

•

PONY EXPRESS TERRITORY AUSTIN Cozy Mountain Motel

40 Main St.

89310

775-964-1433

•

Lincoln Motel

60 Main St.

89310

775-964-2698

•

Pony Canyon Motel

U.S. Hwy. 50

89310

775-964-2605

•

Border Inn

Utah-NV Border, Hwy. 6 & 15

89311

775-234-7300

greatbasinpark.com/ borderinn.htm

Silver Jack Inn

Main St.

89311

775-234-7323

silverjackinn.com

Whispering Elms Campground, Motel and RV Park

195 Baker Ave.

89311

775-234-9900

whisperingelms.com

BAKER •

•

Continental Breakfast

bestwesternnevada.com

800-497-7404

Day Spa

888-297-2758

775-289-8838

Wireless Internet in Rooms

775-289-4497

89301

High Speed Internet

89301

700 Avenue I

Pets Allowed

930 Aultman St.

Bristlecone Motel

Fitness Center

Best Western - Park-Vue Motel

Pool

WEB SITE (www.)

Restaurant (On-site)

TOLL FREE

Gaming

PHONE

High Rate

ZIP

Low Rate

ADDRESS

Rooms

PROPERTY

ELY 21

•

Deser-est Motel

1425 Aultman St.

89301

775-289-8885

•

El Rancho Motel

1400 Aultman St.

89301

775-289-3644

•

Elk Ridge Motel

1550 High St.

89301

775-289-2512

Fireside Motel

8C33 Hwy. 33400

89301

775-289-3765

150

Four Sevens Motel

500 High St.

89301

775-289-4747

•

Grand Central Motel

1498 Lyons Ave.

89301

775-289-6868

•

Great Basin Inn

701 E. Aultman St.

89301

775-289-4468

•

Hotel Nevada & Gambling Hall

501 Aultman St.

89301

775-289-6665

888-406-3055

hotelnevada.com

125

•

Jailhouse Casino - Motel

211 5th St.

89301

775-289-3033

800-841-5430

jailhousecasino.com

•

Lane’s Ranch Motel

HC 34 Box 34145

89301

775-238-5246

Main Motel

1101 Aultman St.

89301

775-289-4529

877-289-4529

130

Motel 6

770 Avenue O

89301

775-289-6671

800-841-5430

motel6.com

100

Prospector Hotel & Gambling Hall

1501 E. Aultman St.

89301

775-289-8900

800-750-0557

prospectorhotelandcasino.com

•

Ramada Copper Queen Casino

805 Great Basin Blvd.

89301

775-289-4884

800-851-9526

elyramada.com

135

•

Rustic Inn

1555 Altman St.

89301

775-289-2800

•

White Pine Motel

1301 Aultman St.

89301

775-289-4600

•

Best Western - Eureka Inn

251 N. Main St.

89316

775-237-5247

100

140

•

• •

•

• •

•

• • •

•

• •

•

EUREKA 800-WESTERN

bestwestern.com

•

Jackson House Hotel

11 S. Main St.

89316

775-237-5247

Ruby Hill Motel

380 N. Main St.

89316

775-237-5339

•

Sundown Lodge

60 N. Main St.

89316

775-237-5334

•

Americas Best Value Inn & Suites

1051 W. Williams Ave.

89406

775-428-0300

800-578-7878 800-266-6059

americasbestvalueinn.com

105

•

Best Western Fallon Inn

1035 W. Williams Ave.

89406

775-423-6005

888-466-6005

bestwestern.com

155

•

Bonanza Inn/Super 8 Motel

855 W. Williams Ave.

89406

775-423-6031

800-800-8000

super8.com

Comfort Inn & Suites

1830 W. Williams Ave.

89406

775-423-5554

888-691-6388

choicehotels.com

Econo Lodge Downtown

70 E. Williams Ave.

89406

775-423-2194

econolodge.com

Fallon Lodge & Suites

390 W. Williams Ave.

89406

775-423-4648

fallonlodge.com

Holiday Inn Express

55 Commercial Wy.

89406

775-428-2588

800-HOLIDAY

hiexpress.com

Motel 6

1705 S. Taylor

89406

775-423-2277

800-4-MOTEL6

motel6.com

Oxbow Motor Inn

60 S. Allen Rd.

89406

Value Inn Motel

180 W. Williams Ave.

89406

Best Western Fernley Inn & RV Park

1405 E. Newlands Dr.

89408

775-575-6776

Fernley Truck Inn

485 Truck Inn Wy.

89408

775-351-1000

Lazy Inn

325 W. Main St.

89408

775-575-4452

Super 8 Motel - Fernley

1350 W. Newlands Dr.

89408

775-575-5555

42500 Austin Hwy.

89406

775-423-7134

Alamo Inn

300 N. U.S. Hwy. 93

89001

775-725-3371

Windmill Ridge

U.S. Hwy.93, Windmill Cir.

89001

FALLON

•

• •

•

110

•

150

•

775-423-7021

100

•

775-423-5151

•

FERNLEY 877-576-6776

800-800-8000

bestwestern.com/fernleyinn

112

& up

•

super8.com

106

•

middlegatestation

139

•

MIDDLEGATE Middlegate Station

•

NEVADA SILVER TRAILS ALAMO 888-740-8009 866-383-6759

wind-mill-ridge.com

•

89003

775-553-2912

elportalmotel.com

89003

775-553-2333

550 U.S. Hwy. 95 N.

89003

775-553-9090

Phoenix Inn

350 S. First St.

89003

775-553-2250

Stagecoach Hotel & Casino

U.S. Hwy. 95

89003

775-553-2419

450 Front St.

89008

100 S. Main St.

89020

El Portal Motel

420 Main St.

Exchange Club Motel

119 Main St.

Motel 6 Beatty - Death Valley

•

• •

Continental Breakfast

Pool

119

4400 S. Hwy. 373

TOLL FREE

Day Spa

Restaurant (On-site)

PHONE

Wireless Internet in Rooms

Gaming

ZIP

High Speed Internet

High Rate

longstreetcasino.com

ADDRESS

Pets Allowed

Low Rate

775-372-1777

PROPERTY

Fitness Center

WEB SITE (www.)

Rooms

accommodations (continued)

AMARGOSA VALLEY Longstreet Inn and Casino RV Resort

•

BEATTY

800-466-8356

•

775-726-3106

89409

775-285-4019

925 N. Fifth Ave.

89019

775-485-3431

America’s Best Inn & Suites

1402 E. Fifth St.

89415

775-945-2660

Anchor Motel

965 E St.

89415

775-945-2573

El Capitan Resort Casino

540 F St.

89415

775-945-3321

103

Holiday Lodge

480 J St .

89415

775-945-3316

Monarch Motel

1291 E. Fifth St.

89415

775-945-3117

Sand & Sage Lodge

1301 E. Fifth St.

89415

775-945-3352

Around the World Lodge

4021 N. Hwy. 160

89048

775-537-1700

aroundtheworldlodge.com

•

Best Western - Pahrump Station

1101 S. Hwy. 160

89048

775-727-5100

866-713-9688

bestwestern.com/pahrumpstation

139

•

Pahrump Nugget Hotel & Gambling Hall

681 S. Hwy. 160

89048

775-751-6500

866-751-6500

pahrumpnugget.com

124

•

Saddle West Hotel & Casino

1220 S. Hwy. 160

89048

775-727-1111

800-433-3987

saddlewest.com

155

150

•

800-424-4946

motel6.com

25 44

stagecoachhotelcasino.com

•

CALIENTE Shady Motel GABBS Gabbs Motel & Café

•

GOLDFIELD Santa Fe Saloon & Motel

•

HAWTHORNE 800-237-8466

800-922-2311

americasbestinn.com

elcapitanresortcasino.com

•

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•

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PAHRUMP

•

PIOCHE Hutchings Motel (Open Apr. - Nov.)

U.S. Hwy. 93

89043

775-962-5831

•

Motherlode Motel

33 Lacour St.

89043

775-962-5159

•

Overland Hotel

85 Main St.

89043

775-962-5895

overlandhotelnv.com

Wright’s Country Cabins

1 Main St.

89043

775-962-5205

wrightscountrycabins.com

The Sweet Life Guest Cottage

Corner of 4 North & Mill

89043

775-962-5188

2-6

1 Old Mill St.

89001

775-729-2515

littlealeinn.com

•

1 Hudson Wy.

89430

775-465-2573

800-446-2573

wrresort.com

114

•

320 Main St.

89049

775-482-3511

877-286-2208

bestwesternnevada.com

120

866-810-7303

•

• •

RACHEL Little A’Le’Inn

•

SMITH VALLEY Walker River Resort

•

TONOPAH Best Western Hi-Desert Inn

•

Clown Motel

521 N. Main St.

89049

775-482-5920

•

Economy Inn

826 Erie Main St.

89049

775-482-6238

•

Jim Butler Inn & Suites

100 S. Main St.

89049

775-482-3577

800-635-9455

•

National 9 Inn

720 N. Main, U.S. Hwy. 95 N.

89049

775-482-8202

800-524-9999

800-210-9218

•

Silver Queen Motel

319 Cross Ave.

89049

775-482-6291

Tonopah Motel

325 N. Erie Main St.

89049

775-482-3987

Tonopah Station - Ramada Inn

1137 S. Main St.

89049

775-482-9777

866-611-9777

800-227-4661

jimbutlerinn.com

ramada.com

•

• •

• • •

•

YERINGTON Casino West

11 N. Main St.

89447

775-463-2481

Copper Inn

307 N. Main St.

89447

775-463-2135

•

Victorian Rose Inn

111 S. Main St.

89447

775-463-2164

•

Continental Breakfast

Restaurant Close by

Pets Allowed

775-883-6129

blissbungalow.com

95 - 145

•

89704

775-882-3643

800-378-5440

bbonline.com/nv/ deerrun

99 -139

•

1702 Sanchez Rd.

89410

775-782-3057

888-887-8870

ccarabians.com

125 - 145

•

Genoa House Inn Bed & Breakfast

180 Nixon St.

89411

775-782-7075

genoahouseinn.com

135 - 165

Rustic Romance Guest Cottage

2273 S. Main St.

89411

775-783-1441

rusticromance.net

125 - 140

Wild Rose Inn

2332 Main St.

89411

775-782-5697

wildrose-inn.com

140 - 240

•

Mile 50 Soldier Meadows Rd.

89412

775-849-1666

soldiermeadows.com

35 - 75

•

593 N. Dyer Cir., Incline Village

89451

775-831-6122

gabriellihouse.com

149 - 299

•

Bed Breakfast and Antiques - South Reno

136 Andrew Ln.

89521

775-849-0772

85 plus

•

Wildflower Village Bed & Breakfast & Hostel

4275-4395 W. Fourth St.

89523

775-747-8848

85-100

•

“B” Street House Bed & Breakfast

58 N. B St.

89440

775-847-7231

bstreethouse.com

101-139

•

Chollar Mansion Bed & Breakfast

565 S. D St.

89440

775-847-9777

877-CHOLLAR

chollarmansion.com

135

•

Cobb Mansion

18 South A St.

89440

775-847-9006

877-847-9006

cobbmansion.com

99-199

•

Edith Palmer’s Country Inn Bed & Breakfast

416 S. B St.

89440

775-847-7070

edithpalmers.com

95-140

Seven Mile Canyon Ranch

688 Seven Mile Canyon

89440

775-847-7223

nevadaduderanch.com

125 - 170

5 Main St.

89826

775-488-2338

74 plus

Hwy. 290

89426

775-578-3530

85 - 95

•

2805 Unionville Rd.

89418

775-538-7585

75 - 95

•

69 Union St.

89310

775-964-2364

65 - 95

•

220 E. 11th St.

89315

775-289-6991

steptoevalleyinn.com

80 - 104

•

Main St., Belmont

89022

775-482-2000

belmontinn.com

115

97 Hadley Cir.

89045

775-377-2900

75 - 85

PHONE

TOLL FREE

WEB SITE (www.)

Phones in Rooms

Rooms with private baths

89703

5440 Eastlake Blvd.

ZIP

Dinner

Rooms with shared baths

408 W. Robinson St.

Deer Run Ranch Bed & Breakfast

PHYSICAL

Lunch

Rates

Bliss Bungalow Inn

PROPERTY

Full Breakfast

Rooms

bed & breakfasts

RENO-TAHOE TERRITORY CARSON CITY

GARDNERVILLE Cottonwood Creek Farms GENOA

877-819-4225

•

• •

GERLACH Soldier Meadows Guest Ranch

•

LAKE TAHOE Gabrielli House Bed and Breakfast

800-731-6222

•

RENO

wildflowervillage.com

VIRGINIA CITY

• •

•

COWBOY COUNTRY JARBIDGE Tsawhawbitts Bed & Breakfast

•

PARADISE VALLEY Stonehouse Country Inn

www.stonehouse. freeservers.com

•

UNIONVILLE Old Pioneer Garden Country Inn

•

PONY EXPRESS TERRITORY AUSTIN Union Street Lodging

•

ELY Steptoe Valley Inn Bed & Breakfast

877-289-6991

•

NEVADA SILVER TRAILS MANHATTAN/BELMONT Belmont Inn

•

ROUND MOUNTAIN The Hideaway Guest House

•

101

•

Dances

Motorcoach/Group

125 - 165

Cattle Drive

nevadaduderanch.com

Horseride

RATE ($)

Hayride

WEB SITE (www.)

Pets

TOLL FREE

BBQ

PHONE

Dinner

ZIP

Lunch

ADDRESS

Breakfast

PROPERTY

Total Rooms

guest ranches

RENO-TAHOE TERRITORY VIRGINIA CITY Seven Mile Canyon Ranch

688 N. Seven Mile Canyon

89440

775-847-7223

•

COWBOY COUNTRY ELKO/RUBY MOUNTAINS 71 Ranch

71Ranch, 29 miles east of Elko, Deeth

89823

775-753-6745

Ruby Crest Ranch

197 Western Hills #13, Spring Creek

89815

775-744-2277

Tent Mountain Guest Ranch

Starr Valley Route Box 97, Deeth

89823

775-752-2120

Country Lane

89828

HC 62

89835

866-717-7171

71-ranch.com

120

•

150 +

•

Call

tentmountain guestranch.com

105-115

•

775-753-6281

redsranchnv.com

200-250

•

775-275-1453

cottonwood guestranch.com

250

•

775-761-7777

horseflyranch.com

60 +

•

25-235

•

120

•

• •

•

LAMOILLE Reds Ranch

•

WELLS Cottonwood Ranch

•

PONY EXPRESS TERRITORY AUSTIN Horse-n-Fly Ranch

35 miles south of highway 50 (geologic center of the state) Monitor Valley

BAKER Hidden Canyon Ranch

15 mi. S of Baker on Hwy. 487

89311

775-234-7172

hcr-nv.com

Holt Farm Rd., 40 mi. E of Ursine, Pioche

89043

702-256-1215

burnshermitage.com

•

NEVADA SILVER TRAILS URSINE Burns’ Hermitage

•

TOLL FREE

WEB SITE (www.)

RATE ($)

Televisions

PHONE

Telephones

ZIP

Pets Allowed

ADDRESS

Kitchens

NAME

Capacity

houseboats

LAS VEGAS TERRITORY LAKE MEAD Echo Bay Resort

HC 30, Box 30 (North Shore Rd.), Overton

89040

702-394-4000

800-752-9669

sevencrown.com

750-3,050 (3-7 days)

6-13

•

Forever Resorts/Callville Bay

Box 100, HC 30, Las Vegas

89124

702-565-8958

800-255-5561

foreverresorts.com

995-7,795 (3-7 days)

•

Temple Bar Marina

#1 Main St., Temple Bay AZ

86443

928-767-3211

800-255-5561

foreverresorts.com

1350-3795

6-12

•

Forever Resorts/Cottonwood Cove Resort at Lake Mohave

10,000 Cottonwood Cove Rd., Searchlight

89046

702-297-1464

800-255-5561

foreverresorts.com

1997-7895 (3-7 days)

8-12

•

Lake Mohave Resort

2690 Katherine Spur Rd., Bullhead, AZ

89429

928-754-3245

800-752-3245

sevencrown.com

750-4250 (3-7 days)

6-13

•

LAKE MOHAVE

103

702-293-1200

canyontrailrv parknv.com

Jan-Dec

156

•

Lake Mead RV Village

268 Lakeshore Rd.

89005

702-293-2540

lakemeadrv village.com

Jan-Dec

105

•

702-297-1115

Jan-Dec

•

Store

•

Dump Station

•

Full Hookups

•

Pull Thru

•

Fishing

89005

•

Propane Gas

1200 Industrial Rd.

•

Gasoline

Canyon Trail RV Park

•

Handicap Access

Wi-Fi

Jan-Dec

Internet Access

aardvarkrv.com/ boulderoaks

Pets Allowed

702-294-4425 800-478-5687

Tent Camping

89005

Pools/Swimming

1010 Industrial Rd.

Cable TV/Satellite

Number of RV Sites

Boulder Oaks RV Resort

Laundry

WEB SITE (www.)

Toilets

TELEPHONE

Showers

ZIP

RV PARK

Drinking Water

ADDRESS

Season

rv parks

LAS VEGAS TERRITORY BOULDER CITY •

•

• •

CAL NEV ARI Cal-Nev-Ari Market & RV Park

10 mi. S. of Searchlight via U.S. 95 S.

•

HENDERSON Desert Sands RV Park

1940 N. Boulder Hwy.

89011

702-565-1945

Jan-Dec

240

Midway Trailer Park

125 E. Merlayne Dr.

89015

702-564-0905

Jan-Dec

126 Tonopah Hwy./U.S. Hwy. 95

89018

702-879-3129 877-97SPRINGS

Jan-Dec

American Campgound & RV Park

3440 Las Vegas Blvd. N.

89115

702-643-1222

Jan-Dec

Arizona Charlie’s East RV Park

4445 Boulder Hwy.

89121

702-951-5911 800-970-7280

arizonacharlies.com

Jan-Dec

202

Callville Bay Resort Marina

HCR 30

89124

702-565-8958

callvillebay.com

Jan-Dec

702-644-1843

hprvp.com

702-457-3606

•

• •

•

INDIAN SPRINGS Indian Springs RV Park

wherethehellis indiansprings.com

•

Jan-Dec

196

•

Jan-Dec

200

•

Jan-Dec

403

•

Jan-Dec

366

•

Jan-Dec

•

LAS VEGAS

Hitchin’ Post RV Park

3640 Las Vegas Blvd. N.

89115

King’s Row Trailer Park

3660 Boulder Hwy.

89121

Las Vegas RV Resort

3890 S. Nellis Blvd.

89121

Las Vegas KOA at Circus Circus

500 Circus Circus Dr.

89109

702-733-9707 800-562-7270

Main Street Station RV Park

200 N. Main St.

89101

702-388-2602 800-713-8933

Maycliff RV Parl & Mini Storage

4001 E. Sahara Ave.

89104

702-457-3553

Jan-Dec

130

Oasis Las Vegas RV Resort

2711 W. Windmill Ln.

89123

702-260-2020 800-566-4707

oasislasvegasrv resort.com

Jan-Dec

701

Outdoor Resorts of Las Vegas, Inc.

8175 Arville St.

89139

702-897-9300 866-897-9300

lasvegasmotor coachresort.com

Jan-Dec

407

Palm Creek RV Park

3215 Warm Springs Rd.

89025

702-865-2777

Jan-Dec

Riviera RV Park

2200 Palm St.

89104

702-457-8700

rivierarvpark.com

Jan-Dec

136

•

Roadrunner RV Park

4711 Boulder Hwy.

89121

702-456-4711

roadrunnerrv park.com

Jan-Dec

200

•

koa.com

•

• •

•

• • •

• •

•

• •

•

• •

•

• •

•

• •

•

• •

Sam’s Town Boulder RV Park

5225 Boulder Hwy.

89122

702-454-8055

samstownlv.com

Jan-Dec

285

•

Sam’s Town Nellis RV Park

4040 S. Nellis Blvd.

89121

702-454-8056

samstownlv.com

Jan-Dec

163

•

Western RV Park

1023 Freemont St.

89101

702-384-1033

Jan-Dec

Laughlin AVI-KOA

10000 Aha Macav Pkwy.

89028

800-562-4142

koa.com

Jan-Dec

260

•

Riverside Resort RV Park

1650 S. Casino Dr.

89029

702-298-2535 800-227-3849

riversideresort.com

Jan-Dec

740

•

CasaBlanca RV Park

950 W. Mesquite Blvd.

89027

702-346-7529 800-459-7529

casablancaresort. com

Jan-Dec

•

Desert Skies Resort

350 E. Hwy. 91, Littlefield, AZ

86432

928-347-6000

desertskies resorts.com

Jan-Dec

189

•

Oasis Resort Casino and Spa

897 W. Mesquite Blvd.

89027

702-346-5232 800-216-2747

oasis-resort.com

Jan-Dec

•

Solstice Motorcoach Resort and Country Club (Opening in Feb. 09)

Falcon Ridge and Pioneer

89027

877-214-1791

solsticemesquite.com

Jan-Dec

300

•

2236 Las Vegas Blvd. N.

89030

702-649-7439

silvernugget casino.net

Jan-Dec

152

•

LAUGHLIN •

•

MESQUITE

•

• •

•

NORTH LAS VEGAS Mahoney’s Silver Nugget RV Park

•

105

•

Jan-Dec

•

702-297-1532

Jan-Dec

•

89706

775-883-1123 800-872-1123

Jan-Dec

157

•

5400 S, Carson St.

89706

775-882-2445

comstockrv.com

Jan-Dec

151

•

2171 U.S. Hwy. 50 E.

89701

775-885-9000 877-519-5567

gdwcasino.com

Jan-Dec

•

75 Pike St.

89403

775-246-9300

Jan-Dec

•

Holbrook Station

1501 U.S. Hwy. 395 S.

89410

775-266-3434

Jan-Dec

•

Topaz Lake Recreation Area

3700 Topaz Park Rd.

89410

775-266-3343

douglascountynv.gov

Jan-Sep

•

Topaz Lodge Casino and RV Park

1979 U.S. Hwy 395 S.

89410

775-266-3338 800-962-0732

topazlodge.com

Jan-Dec

•

445 Main St.

89412

775-557-2220

Jan-Dec

Carson Valley RV Resort

1639 U.S. Hwy. 395

89423

775-782-9711 800-321-6983

cvinn.com

Jan-Dec

•

Silver City RV Park Resort

3165 U.S. Hwy. 395

89423

775-267-3359 800-997-6393

silvercityrvresort.com

Jan-Dec

206

•

Bonanza Terrace RV Park

4800 Stoltz Rd.

89506

775-329-9624

bonanzaterrace rvpark.com

Jan-Dec

•

Bordertown RV Resort & Casino

19575 U.S. Hwy. 395 N.

89506

775-677-0169 800-218-9339

bordertowncasinorv. com

Jan-Dec

•

Chism Trailer Park

1300 W. 2nd St.

89503

775-322-2281 800-638-2281

chismtrailerpark.com

Jan-Dec

•

Green Acres Mobile Home Park

501. W. Moana Ln.

89509

775-827-2482

Jan-Dec

•

Keystone RV Park

1455 W. Fourth St.

89503

775-324-5000 800-868-8559

keystonervpark.com

Jan-Dec

102

•

Panther Valley RV Park

600 Newport Ln.

89506

775-323-1447

pvrvp.com

Jan-Dec

112

•

Reno RV Park

735 Mill St.

89502

775-323-3381 800-445-3381

renorvpark.com

Jan-Dec

•

RV Park at Grand Sierra Resort

2500 E. 2nd St.

89595

775-789-2147

grandsierra resort.com

Jan-Dec

178

Shamrock RV Park

260 Parr Blvd.

89512

775-329-5222 800-322-8248

shamrockrv.com

Jan-Dec

121

•

Silver Sage RV Park

2760 S. Virginia St.

89502

775-829-1919

silversagervpark.com

Jan-Dec

Rivers Edge RV Park

1405 S. Rock Blvd.

89431

775-358-8533 800-621-4792

Jan-Dec

164

•

Sparks Marina RV Park

1200 E. Lincoln Wy.

89434

775-851-8888

Jan-Dec

204

•

The Victorian RV Park

205 Nichols Blvd.

89431

775-356-6400 800-955-6405

Jan-Dec

•

Cal-Nev-Ari Market & RV Park

10 mi. S. of Searchlight via S. U.S. 95

89039

702-297-1115

Cottonwood Cove Resort & Marina

10000 Cottonwood Cove Rd.

89046

702-297-1464

Cree’s Mobile Home Park

701 W. Hwy. 164

89046

Camp-N-Town

2438 N. Carson St.

Comstock Country RV Resort Gold Dust West RV Park

•

Fishing

•

702-397-2364

Propane Gas

702-397-8894

89040

Gasoline

Jan-Dec

89040

479 S. Moapa Valley Blvd.

•

Handicap Access

•

280 N. Cooper St.

Robbin’s Nest Mobile Village

•

Wi-Fi

•

Fun & Sun RV Park

•

Internet Access

•

702-394-4000 800-752-9669

•

Pets Allowed

•

89040

•

Tent Camping

•

HCR 30

•

Pools/Swimming

•

Echo Bay Resort

•

Store

•

702-642-2323

Cable TV/Satellite

112

Jan-Dec

89030

Laundry

Jan-Dec robbinsnestmv.com

2067 Las Vegas Blvd. N.

Toilets

Pair A Dice RV Park

WEB SITE (www.)

Showers

Jan-Dec

TELEPHONE

Drinking Water

sevencrown.com

ZIP

Dump Station

142

ADDRESS

Full Hookups

Number of RV Sites

Jan-Dec

RV PARK

Pull Thru

Season

rv parks (continued)

OVERTON •

•

• •

•

• •

•

• •

•

SEARCHLIGHT

cottonwoodcove resort.com

•

• •

•

• •

•

RENO-TAHOE TERRITORY CARSON CITY

•

DAYTON Dayton RV Park

•

GARDNERVILLE

•

GERLACH Bruno’s Country Club & Motel

•

MINDEN

•

RENO

•

• •

•

• •

•

SPARKS

sparksmarinarvpark. com

•

• • •

Dump Station

Drinking Water

Showers

Toilets

Laundry

Cable TV/Satellite

Store

Pools/Swimming

goldranchrvcasino. com

Jan-Dec

105

•

Reno KOA at Boomtown

2100 I-80 at Cabela Wy.

89439

775-345-2444 888-562-5698

koa.com

Jan-Dec

203

•

355 N. F St.

89440

775-847-0999 800-889-1240

vcrvpark.com

Jan-Dec

•

25 Davis Creek Rd.

89704

775-849-0684

washoecountyparks. com

Jan-Dec

•

650 W. Front St.

89820

775-635-5424

broadwaygroup.com

Jan-Dec

•

801 Poplar St.

89822

775-754-2699

Jan-Dec

•

Virgin Valley Rd.

89404

775-941-0374 (summer) 775-272-3295 (winter)

MayOct

•

Best Western Gold Country Inn & Casino RV Park

2050 Idaho St.

89801

775-738-8421

bestwesternnevada. com

Jan-Dec

Double Dice RV Park

3730 E. Idaho St. (at Exit 303)

89801

775-738-5642 888-738-3423

doubledice rvpark.com

Jan-Dec

140

Dunn’s Wildhorse Ranch Resort

(60 mi. N. of Elko) HC 31

89801

775-758-6472

dunnswildhorse resort.com

Jan-Dec

Iron Horse RV Resort

I-80, Exit 303, 3400 E. Idaho St.

89801

775-777-1919 800-782-3556

ironhorservresort. com

Ryndon RV Park

I-80, Exit 314

89801

Valley View RV Park

3 mi. E. of Elko

•

Fishing

Full Hookups

775-345-8880 877-914-6789

Propane Gas

Pull Thru

89439

Gasoline

Number of RV Sites

I-80 W. at Gold Ranch Rd. (Exit 21)

Handicap Access

Season

Terrible’s Gold Ranch Casino & RV Resort

Wi-Fi

WEB SITE (www.)

Internet Access

TELEPHONE

Pets Allowed

ZIP

Tent Camping

ADDRESS

RV PARK

VERDI

•

VIRGINIA CITY Virginia City RV Park

•

WASHOE VALLEY Washoe County Davis Creek Park

•

COWBOY COUNTRY BATTLE MOUNTAIN Broadway Flying J Travel Plaza

•

CARLIN Desert Gold RV Park

•

DENIO Royal Peacock RV Park

•

ELKO •

•

Jan-Dec

103

•

775-738-3448

Jan-Dec

130

•

775-753-9200

Jan-Dec

•

Jan-Dec

•

• •

•

• •

•

• •

JACKPOT ameristarcasinos. com

Cactus Petes Saguaro RV Park

1385 U.S. Hwy. 93

89825

775-755-6595

Spanish Gardens RV Park

Corner of Gurley & U.S. Hwy. 93

89825

775-755-2396 800-422-8233

Jan-Dec

775-488-2311

MayNov

•

• •

•

JARBIDGE Outdoor Inn RV Park

Jarbidge

•

LOVELOCK Lazy K Campground & RV Park

1550 Cornell Ave.

89419

775-273-0577

Jan-Dec

•

4112 Stateline Dr.

89421

541-522-8101

Jan-Dec

•

I-80 Exit 149, 150 Hwy. 400

89418

775-538-7677

Jan-Dec

•

103 Davidson St.

89831

801--616-1943

Jan-Dec

•

Paradise Valley

89426

775-578-3301

Jan-Dec

Apr-Nov

Apr-Oct Mar-Oct

•

McDERMITT Mitchell’s Stateline RV Park MILL CITY Star Point Trading Post & RV Park

•

MOUNTAIN CITY Hilltop Laundromat & RV Park

•

PARADISE VALLEY Paradise Valley Community RV Park

•

WELLS Angel Lake RV Park

124 S. Humboldt Ave.

89835

775-752-2745

Beverly Hills RV Ranch

I-80 Exit 348, HC 62

89835

775-752-3800

Crossroads RV Park

704 6th St.

89835

775-752-3012

Mountain Shadows RV Park

807 Humboldt Ave.

89835

775-752-3525

angellakerv.com

mountainshadows rvpark.com

•

• •

•

107

•

89445

775-623-4513

hidesertrv.net

Jan-Dec

137

•

1130 W. Winnemucca Blvd.

89445

775-623-2588

modelt.com

Jan-Dec

•

Westerner Trailer Lodge

800 E. Fourth St.

89445

775-623-2907

Jan-Dec

•

Winnemucca RV Park

5255 E. Winnemucca Blvd.

89445

775-623-4458 877-787-2755

winnemuccarvpark. com

Jan-Dec

•

Hi Desert RV Park

5575 E. Winnemucca Blvd.

Model T RV Park

•

WEST WENDOVER •

•

WINNEMUCCA

• • •

•

• •

•

PONY EXPRESS TERRITORY AUSTIN Austin RV Park

1.5 miles East of SR 305 on Hwy. 50

89310

775-964-1011

Apr-Oct

Pony Express RV Park

260 Main St.

89310

775-964-2005

•

MayOct

•

Border Inn RV Park

Hwy. 50 at UT/NV state line

89311

775-234-7300

greatbasinpark.com

Jan-Dec

•

Whispering Elms Campground, Motel and RV Park

195 Baker Ave.

89311

775-234-9900

whisperingelms.com

AprSept

•

koa.com

Jan-Dec

120

•

Jan-Dec

•

BAKER •

•

ELY KOA-Ely

Pioche Hwy.

775-289-3413 800-562-3413

Lane’s Ranch Motel & RV Spaces

Hwy. 318, Preston

775-238-5246

Major’s Station RV Park

26 mi. S. of Ely at Hwys. 93 & 6/50

Prospector Hotel, Casino & RV Park

1501 E. Aultman St.

Stage Stop

U.S. Hwy. 93 & 93 Alt. Junction

775-591-0397

Valley View RV Park

HC 33

89301

775-289-3303

West End RV Park

50 Aultman St.

89301

Scotty’s RV Park

131 Richmond

Silver Sky Lodge RV Park

•

Jan-Dec

•

Jan-Dec

•

Jan-Dec

•

Jan-Dec

•

775-289-2231

Jan-Dec

89316

775-237-5170

Jan-Dec

1 U.S. Hwy. 50 S.

89316

775-237-7146

MarNov

Bonanza RV Park

855 W. Williams Ave.

89406

775-423-6031

Cold Springs RV Park

52300 Austin Hwy.

89406

Fallon RV Park

5787 Reno Hwy.

89406

Middlegate Station

42500 Austin Hwy.

Sage Valley RV Park

775-591-0347 89301

775-289-8900 800-750-0557

prospectorhotel.us

•

• •

• • •

•

Jan-Dec

•

775-423-1233

Jan-Dec

•

775-867-2332

Jan-Dec

•

89406

775-423-7134

Jan-Dec

•

4800 Reno Hwy.

89406

775-867-3636

Jan-Dec

•

Best Western Fernley Inn RV Park

I-80 Exit 48

89408

775-575-6776 877-576-6776

bestwestern.com

Jan-Dec

•

Desert Rose RV Park

3285 Hwy. 50 E.

89408

775-575-9399

desertroserv.com

Jan-Dec

117

•

Fernley RV Park

550 W. Main St.

89408

775-575-5222

Jan-Dec

•

Fernley Truck Inn

I-80, Exit 48

89408

775-575-4800

Jan-Dec

•

Kornegay’s

530 W. Main St.

89408

775-575-4455

Jan-Dec

•

• •

•

• •

•

• •

•

• •

EUREKA •

•

FALLON nuggetcasinos.com/ bonanza

•

FERNLEY •

•

• •

•

• • •

•

NEVADA SILVER TRAILS AMARGOSA VALLEY Fort Amargosa RV Park

Junction of US Hwy. 95 & 373

Longstreet Inn and Casino RV Resort

HCR 70, Box 559

775-372-1177 89020

775-372-1777

longstreetcasino.com

Jan-Dec

•

Jan-Dec

•

• •

•

• •

•

Fishing

•

Propane Gas

•

89883

Gasoline

•

651 N. Camper Dr., I-80 Exit 410

•

Handicap Access

•

West Wendover KOA

•

Wi-Fi

•

775-664-2221 800-848-7300

•

Internet Access

154

89883

•

Pets Allowed

Jan-Dec

101 Wendover Blvd. at Jct. I-80

•

Tent Camping

koa.com

Wendover Nugget RV Park

•

Pools/Swimming

775-664-3221 800-562-8552

775-752-2736

Store

89835

Cable TV/Satellite

Jan-Dec

I-80 Exit 343

Laundry

wendovernugget.com

Welcome Station RV Park

WEB SITE (www.)

Toilets

•

TELEPHONE

Showers

•

ZIP

Drinking Water

Full Hookups

ADDRESS

Dump Station

Pull Thru

MayNov

RV PARK

Season

Number of RV Sites

rv parks (continued)

• •

•

• •

Full Hookups

Dump Station

Drinking Water

Showers

Toilets

Jan-Dec

•

89003

775-553-2732

Jan-Dec

•

Space Station RV Park

U.S. Hwy. 95

89003

775-553-9039

Jan-Dec

•

Agua Caliente Mobile Home Park

1000 N. Spring St.

89008

775-726-3399

Jan-Dec

•

Young’s RV Park

1350 S. Front St.

89008

775-726-3418

Jan-Dec

•

410 S. 4th St.

89013

775-485-3280

Jan-Dec

•

Frontier RV Park

550 L St.

89415

775-945-3015

Jan-Dec

•

Scotty’s RV Park

1005 5th St.

89415

775-945-2079

Jan-Dec

•

Whiskey Flats RV Resort

3045 U.S. Hwy. 95

89415

775-945-1800

Jan-Dec

•

U.S. Hwy. 93

89017

775-725-3545

Jan-Dec

•

U.S. Hwy. 95 S.

89422

775-573-2214

sunrisevalley.com

Feb-Nov

•

Charleston Peak RV Park

3810 Winery Rd. #2

89048

775-751-7805

westernhorizon resorts.com

Jan-Dec

196

•

Pahrump Station RV Park

1101 S. U.S. Hwy. 160

89048

775-727-5100

Jan-Dec

150

•

Propane Gas

•

Gasoline

Pets Allowed

•

Wi-Fi

Tent Camping

•

Internet Access

Pools/Swimming

•

Store

WEB SITE (www.)

Laundry

TELEPHONE

Fishing

Pull Thru

775-553-2395

3 mi. N. of Beatty, I.S. Hwy. 95

ZIP

Handicap Access

Number of RV Sites

5 mi. N. of Beatty on Hwy. 95

Beatty RV Park

ADDRESS

Cable TV/Satellite

Season

Bailey’s Hot Springs

RV PARK

BEATTY

•

CALIENTE

GOLDFIELD Goldfield RV Park

•

HAWTHORNE

whiskeyflats.net

• • •

•

HIKO R Place RV Park

•

MINA Sunrise Valley RV Park

•

PAHRUMP •

•

• •

Preferred RV Resort

1801 Crawford Wy.

89048

775-727-6429

preferredrv.com

Jan-Dec

275

•

Saddle West RV Park

1220 S. Hwy. 160

89048

775-727-1111 800-433-3987

saddlewest.com

Jan-Dec

•

Seibt Desert Retreat KOA

301 W. Leslie

89062

775-751-1174 800-429-6665

seibtdesert retreat.com

Jan-Dec

202

•

Seven Palms RV Park

101 S. Linda St.

89048

775-727-6091 888-725-6775

Jan-Dec

•

Shadow Mountain Scenic RV Park

2740 W. Ambler Wy.

89060

775-751-5176

Jan-Dec

•

Terrible’s Lakeside Casino/ RV Resort

5870 S. Homestead Rd.

89048

775-751-7770 888-558-LAKE

terribleherbst.com

Jan-Dec

159

•

Pat & John’s Eagle Valley Resort

SR 322 near Spring Valley Dam, HC 74

89043

775-962-5293

eaglevalleynv.com

Jan-Dec

•

Roll Inn RV Park

Main & Field St.

89043

775-962-5566

Jan-Dec

•

Carvers RV & Mobile Home Park

HC 60

89045

775-377-2350

Jan-Dec

•

Smokey Joe’s RV Park

Hwy. 376, Milemarker 77, HC 60

89045

775-964-2422

Jan-Dec

•

Buckboard General Store and RV Park

2160 SR 208

89430

775-465-2289

Jan-Dec

•

Walker River Resort

1 Hudson Wy.

89430

775-465-2573 800-446-2573

Apr-Oct

130

•

Joy Land Trailer RV & Storage Park

Ketten R. & U.S. Hwy. 6

89049

775-482-9444

Jan-Dec

•

Tonopah Station Ramada

1137 S. Erie Main

89049

775-482-9777 866-611-9777

Jan-Dec

•

Casino West RV Park

11 N. Main St.

89447

775-463-2481 800-227-4661

Jan-Dec

Greenfiled Mobile Home & RV Park

500 W. Goldfield Ave.

89447

775-463-4912

Jan-Dec

•

Pioneer Mobile Home Ranch

815 W. Bridge, Space #1

89447

775-463-2426

Jan-Dec

•

Weed Heights RV Park

25 Austin Dr.

98447

775-463-4634

Jan-Dec

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wrresort.com

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tonopahstation.com

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destination services Carson City

BK’s Golf Services 866-588-8463 lvteetimes.com

Key Tours of Las Vegas, Inc. 800-261-2691 keytourslv.com

PRA Destination Management Las Vegas 702-973-1400 pra.com

Victoria’s Event Productions 800-317-7724 victoriasproductions.com

Casino Travel and Tours 888-444-9928 casinotravel.com

King of Clubs Las Vegas 702-837-2401 kingofclubslasvegas.com

R and R Vegas 702-647-5800 randrvegas.com

VIP Las Vegas Travel 702-673-5141 vipvegastravel.com

C.A.T.S. 800-739-8272 catslv.com

Ladies Day Out 702-240-7568 ladiesdayoutlv.com

Robyn Johnson’s Inventive Incentives 888-321-7238 inventive-incentive.com

VIPVegas.com 866-925-2091 vipvegas.com

Cowboy John Tours 775-753-7825 cowboyjohntours.com

Convention Ease 702-365-1057 conventionease.com

Las Vegas and More 888-467-8678 lasvegasandmore.com

Showtime Tours 800-704-7011 lasvegasandmore.com

Mesquite

Gardnerville/Minden

Creative Adventures, Ltd. 702-893-2051 creativeadventuresltd.net

Las Vegas DMC, Inc. 702-914-9302 lvdmc.com

Sightseeing Tours Unlimited 800-377-2003 sightseeingtourslv.com

Reno/Sparks

Creative Destinations Group 866-869-8539 creativedestinationsgroup.com

Las Vegas Golf Courses 800-627-4465 golfvegas.com

Silver State Tour and Travel 702-736-0034

Creative Endeavors 702-731-2449 ce1.com

Las Vegas Tourist Bureau 800-777-VEGAS lvtb.com

Creative Impact Group 800-445-2171 creativeimpactgroup.com

Leisuretime.com 800-449-1876 leisuretime.com

CTN Tours 702-896-1210 ctntours.com

Lenz Agency 702-733-6888 lenztalent.com

Custom Conventions 800-426-2315 customconventionslv.com

Look Tours 800-566-5868 looktours.com

Destinations by Design 702-798-9555 dbdvegas.com

Macy’s Visitor Services 702-731-5111, ext. 4233 macys.com/store/about/visitor/ index.jsp

Frontier Travel & Tours 800-647-0800 frontiertraveltours.com

Dayton

Travel Services of Nevada 775-629-0568, 888-460-7871 travelservicesofnevada.com

Elko

Heritage Tours 775-782-2893 heritagetours95.com

Lake Tahoe - North Tahoe/Reno Experience 800-615-3696 trexp.com

Lake Tahoe - South Global SnowSports 888-795-5524 globalsnowsports.com

Lake Tahoe Destinations 530-577-3216 laketahoedestinations.com Tahoe/Reno Experience 800-615-3696 trexp.com

Las Vegas

A Vegas Expression 877-927-1112 avegasexp.com Action Messenger Service 702-798-9633 actionlv.com

Double Decker Bus Company of Las Vegas 866-424-4733 doubledeckerbusoflasvegas.com

Activity Planners, Inc. 702-362-8002 activityplanners.com

Estrada Tours 702-451-5583

Alan Waxler Group 702-792-8000 awaxgrp.com Always Creative 702-307-8111 alwayscreativeinc.com always entertaining, inc. 702-737-3232 alwaysentertaining.com Amazon Events 800-835-8898 amazonevents.com America’s Guest, Inc. 800-741-6707 americasguest.net ASAP - Las Vegas 702-949-1234 asap-lv.com Baskow & Associates 702-733-7818 baskow.com

GoGo Worldwide Vacations 800-229-4999 gogowwv.com

Mark International 414-934-1500 tmtcintl.com Meet and Greet Ventures 702-426-0379 meetandgreetlasvegas.com Meehan And Associates 702-451-0344

Grand Canyon Tour Company 800-222-6966 grandcanyontourcompany.com

Meeting & Incentive Management 800-748-6111 meetingincentivemanagement.com

Imagine Vegas 866-220-3343 imaginevegas.com

Meeting Planning Plus 702-451-5254 meetingplanningpluslasvegas.com

Incentives by Design, Inc. 702-240-7182 ibyd.net

Mountain West Travel 888-686-9378 mwt.com

J&J Tours 888-511-5558 jjtours.com

National Reservation Bureau, Inc. 800-638-5553 nrbinc.com

Jewel of the Desert Productions 702-456-8377 jewelofthedesert.com

Park’s People, Inc. 702-870-0555 parkspeople.com

Judy Venn & Associates 800-553-8855 judyvenn.com

Points West Tours, Inc. 702-270-3181 pointswest-tours.com

StandBy Golf 866-711-2665 tix4standbygolf.com TBA Global 702-733-6778 tbaglobal.com Tours of Distinction 702-454-3838 toursdistinction.com Travel Destination Guides, Inc 702-876-4230 tdginconline.com Travelocity on Location 800-838-9383 showtickets.com Treasure Tours of Nevada 702-360-7978 treasuretours.net USA Hosts 702-798-0000, 800-634-6133 usahosts.com US Airways Vacations 800-455-0123 usairwaysvacations.com Unique Party Planning 888-617-6709 uniqueparty.com Vegas Events, Inc. 800-997-2708 vegasevents.com Vegas Group Tours, Inc. 866-541-1954 vegas-group-tous.com Vegas Props 702-933-4050 vegasprops.com Vegas Tourist Service 702-733-1501 Vegas VIP 800-VEGASVIP vegasvip.com

Oasis Travel and Cruise 800-642-1712 Tahoe/Reno Experience 800-615-3696 trexp.com Beyond Travel 888-848-7978 beyondtravel.com Convention Activities 775-786-8687 conventionactivities.com The Main Event 775-323-2380 themainevent.biz Nevada Adventure Tours 775-629-0568, 702-421-5390 nevadaadventuretours.com People Business, Inc. 775-323-2424 peoplebusinessinc.com Props To Go, Inc. 775-355-1501 propstogo.com Reno Reservations 800-458-2423 renotravel.com Rope Marketing & Rope Adventures 888-767-3658 nevadahotels.net Silvervoyages.com 877-882-7500 silvervoyages.com US Airways Vacations 800-455-0123 usairwaysvacations.com Western Discovery LLC 800-843-5061 westerndiscovery.com

transportation services Air Service Sightseeing Las Vegas

Reno/Sparks/Lake Tahoe Advantage Flight Solutions, LLC 775-852-3512 advantageflight.com

Grand Canyon Express 800-940-2550 grandcanyonexpress.com

Adventure Productions 775-747-0175 hangglidingtahoe.com

Heli USA 800-359-8727 heliusa.com

Sierra Biplane Adventures, LLC 800-992-3598 sierrabiplane.com

King Airelines 702-361-7811 kingairelines.com

Bus Service Charter

Las Vegas Helicopters, Inc. 888-779-0800 lvhelicopters.com

Bell Trans 800-274-7433 bell-trans.com

Maverick Helicopter Tours 888-261-4414 maverickhelicopter.com

Silver State Trailways 702-257-1166 silverstatecoach.com

National Transportation Services 877-804-5466 ntslimo.com

RV Rentals

Limousine Service Las Vegas

Presidential Limousine 800-423-1420 presidentiallimolv.com

Alan Waxler Group 702-792-8000 awaxgrp.com

Bates International Motor Home Rental Systems, Inc. 800-732-2283 batesintl.com

Carson Valley/Lake Tahoe/ Reno/Sparks

Cruise America 800-671-8042 cruiseamerica.com

Ambassador Limousine 888-519-5466 ambassadorlasvegas.com Bell Trans 800-274-7433 bell-trans.com

Celebrity Coaches 800-840-0881 celebritylasvegas.com

EmpireCLS Worldwide Chauffeured Services 800-451-5466 clslimo.com

Gray Line 800-966-8125 grayline.com

Executive Las Vegas 866-367-7774 executive-limo.com

Scenic Airlines 800-634-6801 scenic.com

Greyhound Lines, Inc. 800-454-2487 greyhound.com

Las Vegas Limousines 888-696-4400 lasvegaslimo.com

Sundance Helicopters 800-653-1881 sundancehelicopters.com

Regent Holidays, Inc. 800-518-5225 regentcharters.com

Vision Air 800-256-8767 visionholidays.com

Ritz Transportation of Las Vegas 888-519-5466 ritztransportation.com

Las Vegas Transportation dba Scooter Moves 800-621-1535 lvtrans.com

Papillon Grand Canyon Helicopters, Inc. 888-635-7272 papillon.com

Ryanâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Express 702-795-7021, 775-356-8500 ryansexpress.com

Limousines of Nevada 877-252-7212 limousinesofnevada.com

All Seasons Tahoe Limousine Service 800-334-1826 tahoelimo.com

Las Vegas

El Monte RV 888-337-2214 elmonterv.com

Bell Limo 800-235-5466 bell-limo.com

Moturis 800-559-8228 moturis.com

EmpireCLS Worldwide Chauffeured Services 800-451-5466 clslimo.com

Sahara RV Center 800-748-6494

Executive Limousine Service 800-323-3958 exlimo.com

Classic Adventures RV Rentals 866-825-8141 classicadventuresrv.com

Lakeshore Pacific 775-588-4500 lakeshorepacific.net

Cruise America 800-671-8042 cruiseamerica.com

London Limousines of Reno 877-350-2727 londonlimosreno.com

El Monte RV 888-337-2214 elmonterv.com

North Lake Tahoe Limousine 800-832-8213 northtahoelimo.com

Sierra RV Super Center 800-972-8760 sierrarv.com

Reno/Sparks

Lucky Limousine 877-546-6861 luckylimolv.com

distances FROM

DRIVE TIME

MILES

Reno

San Francisco

3.5 hours

226

363.3

Reno

Yosemite

2.10 hours

137

220.4

Reno

Great Basin Natl. Park

6 hours

385

619.5

Reno

Salt Lake City

8.1 hours

526

846.3

Reno

Portland

8.9 hours

581

934.8

Reno

Seattle

11.15 hours

725

1166.5

Las Vegas

Reno

6.8 hours

444

714.4

Las Vegas

Death Valley Natl. Park

2.5 hours

160

257.4

Las Vegas

Los Angeles

4.5 hours

293

471.4

Las Vegas

San Diego

5.2 hours

337

542.2

Las Vegas

Laughlin

1.4 hours

144.8

Las Vegas

Zion National Park

2.4 hours

156

251

Las Vegas

Grand Canyon

3.5 hours

228

366.8

Las Vegas

Phoenix

4.6 hours

298

479.5

Las Vegas

Great Basin Natl. Park

4.6 hours

297

477.9

Hours calculated at 65 miles per hour/105 kilometers per hour

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city index

Alamo Amargosa Valley Austin Baker Battle Mountain Beatty Belmont Blue Diamond Boulder City Cal Nev Ari Caliente Carlin Carson City Carson Valley 1 Crystal Crystal Bay Dayton Denio Elko Ely Empire Eureka Fallon Fernley Gabbs Gardnerville Genoa Gerlach Glenbrook Glendale Gold Point Goldfield Hawthorne Henderson Hiko Incline Village Indian Springs

Nevada Silver Trails Nevada Silver Trails Pony Express Territory Pony Express Territory Cowboy Country Nevada Silver Trails Nevada Silver Trails Las Vegas Territory Las Vegas Territory Las Vegas Territory Nevada Silver Trails Cowboy Country Reno-Tahoe Territory Reno-Tahoe Territory Nevada Silver Trails Reno-Tahoe Territory Reno-Tahoe Territory Cowboy Country Cowboy Country Pony Express Territory Reno-Tahoe Territory Pony Express Territory Pony Express Territory Pony Express Territory Nevada Silver Trails Reno-Tahoe Territory Reno-Tahoe Territory Reno-Tahoe Territory Reno-Tahoe Territory Las Vegas Territory Nevada Silver Trails Nevada Silver Trails Nevada Silver Trails Las Vegas Territory Nevada Silver Trails Reno-Tahoe Territory Las Vegas Territory

Jackpot Jarbidge Jean Lamoille Lake Tahoe, North 2 Lake Tahoe, South 3 Las Vegas Laughlin Logandale Lovelock Manhattan McDermitt McGill Mesquite Middlegate Mill City Mina Minden Moapa Moapa Valley 4 Mountain City Nixon North Las Vegas Orovada Overton Owyhee Pahrump Panaca Paradise Valley Pioche Primm Rachel Reno Rhyolite Round Mountain Searchlight Silver Springs

Cowboy Country Cowboy Country Las Vegas Territory Cowboy Country Reno-Tahoe Territory Reno-Tahoe Territory Las Vegas Territory Las Vegas Territory Las Vegas Territory Cowboy Country Nevada Silver Trails Cowboy Country Pony Express Territory Las Vegas Territory Pony Express Territory Cowboy Country Nevada Silver Trails Reno-Tahoe Territory Las Vegas Territory Las Vegas Territory Cowboy Country Reno-Tahoe Territory Las Vegas Territory Cowboy Country Las Vegas Territory Cowboy Country Nevada Silver Trails Nevada Silver Trails Cowboy Country Nevada Silver Trails Las Vegas Territory Nevada Silver Trails Reno-Tahoe Territory Nevada Silver Trails Nevada Silver Trails Las Vegas Territory Pony Express Territory

Smith Valley Sparks Stateline Tonopah Topaz Lake Unionville Ursine Valmy Virginia City Wadsworth Washoe Valley Wellington Wells West Wendover Winnemucca Yerington Zephyr Cove

Nevada Silver Trails Reno-Tahoe Territory Reno-Tahoe Territory Nevada Silver Trails Reno-Tahoe Territory Cowboy Country Nevada Silver Trails Cowboy Country Reno-Tahoe Territory Reno-Tahoe Territory Reno-Tahoe Territory Reno-Tahoe Territory Cowboy Country Cowboy Country Cowboy Country Nevada Silver Trails Reno-Tahoe Territory

1 Gardnerville, Genoa, Minden 2 Crystal Bay, Incline Village, Tahoe City 3 Glenbrook, Stateline, Zephyr Cove 4 Glendale, Logandale, Moapa, Overton

average temperatures LOCATION

JANUARY

APRIL

˚F

Elko

˚C

JULY

˚F

˚C

OCTOBER

˚F

˚C

˚F

˚C

Max.

Min.

Max.

Min.

Max.

Min.

Max.

Min.

Max.

Min.

Max.

Min.

Max.

Min.

Max.

Min.

-12

-2

-2 -2

Ely

-13

-3

Hawthorne

-6

Lake Tahoe

-4

-1

Las Vegas

105

Laughlin

109

Reno

-7

Tonopah

-7

Nevada Road Conditions: Nevada Department of Transportation Highway Information 877-687-6237 or nevadadot.com/traveler/roads.

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