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With this issue, we are transitioning to a biannual publication. The next and final issue of 2025 will be the Fall/Winter issue, which will come out in August. You can still have the print version mailed directly to you for free by visiting travelnevada.com/travel-guides . This time around we're sharing our story on the culture of Burning Man across the state, or where to find the 10 oldest historic buildings in the state. We’ve traveled near and far to bring you stories on wildflowers, retro motels, the Punk Rock Museum, where to find some great vegetarian and vegan meals, and even a few ghost towns, to boot. Here's to Spring!
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A Solo Journey

Our desire to unplug and find some solitude is real. A heavy emphasis on the solitude part has been trending of late; venturing out solo is an increasingly popular way to travel. I’ve been following a few social media groups devoted to solo travel, and specifically, solo travel for women. The idea is appealing for many reasons, but it’s also a bit scary. As writer and philosopher George Addair once said, “Everything you want is on the other side of fear.” So, with that in mind, I decided to take a solo camping trip to southern Nevada. ... read more

Find Your Flow

It’s no secret Nevada is a desert. The state’s annual rainfall is, well, minimal, and our wide-open spaces are adorned in hues of brown and—occasionally—green. But lest this description leaves you dry, we also have ample places to get your feet wet. A quick poll of the Travel Nevada staff reveals some great options, so grab a towel and get out there. ... read more

Road Trip To A Future Past

In 1987, a year before shooting his magnum opus (1988’s cult film “Miracle Mile”), De Jarnatt helmed his first feature film, “Cherry 2000”—a strange, post-apocalyptic piece that melded the ‘80s surfer vibe of Southern California with a “Road Warrior”-esque female tracker. This fusion was wrapped in a campy sensibility that played out across the deserts, towns, and industrial ruins of rural Nevada. ... read more

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Quick Virtual Nevada tour

posted 04/01/2020

Enjoy a virtual video trip around Nevada, and keep dreaming of wide open spaces! Locations in the video, in order: Crescent Dunes, Tonopah Wilson Canyon, Yerington Somewhere along Hwy 95 between Tonopah and Vegas Boundary Peak, near Coaldale Winnemucca Winnemucca dunes Carson Valley, Gardnerville Hot springs near Walleys, Genoa Carson Valley, Muller Lane, Minden Carson […]

Pioche’s Gem Theater Under Renovation

posted 10/20/2022

Melissa Clary has always been drawn to the Wild West. For years, she made it a point to explore the historic settlements near her home in Las Vegas. Pioche has been on Melissa’s radar for a long time. She had visited many times over the years and had even joined in on community celebrations. She […]

Taking on the Middlegate Monster Burger

posted 10/18/2022

Nevada Magazine & Visitor Guide Associate Editor Cory Munson takes on the famed Middlegate Monster. Can he beat it and walk away with a brag-worthy T-shirt? Watch and find out. You'll also learn a little about the Middlegate area and see how the Monster is made.

Nevada Trail Finder Delivers

posted 05/06/2022

The Silver State is crisscrossed by thousands of miles of trail, and now you can find that perfect route for your lifestyle. Access the site here to start charting your summer outdoor adventures! Don’t think this is just for hiking trails, either! At the NV Trail Finder site, you’ll find official paths related to: Paddle […]

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