Set just on the edge of downtown, the Renaissance Reno offers Mediterranean-style accommodations, dining, and entertainment. Don’t miss the chance to play bocce, get a spa treatment, and dine in style with a front-row view of the Truckee River.

2 -2.5 Hours' actual ATV riding time. You will love soaring through the multi-terrain Nellis Dunes, located only 14 miles north of the Strip and next door to the renowned Nellis Air Force Base. On any given day you may see fighter pilots performing aerobatics just over your head - AMAZING!

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.

Next time you’re in downtown Reno, motor over to the National Automobile Museum and fuel up on some gorgeous Americana. Cars from 1897 to 2003 are presented in gleaming style, revealing the beautiful craftsmanship of days past.

Marshes in the Mojave? Indeed, these wetlands draw thousands of migratory birds traveling the Pacific Flyway, as well as other critters, including rare and endemic fish. Hiking, wildlife viewing, and hunting are popular recreational opportunities here

Not just the oldest and largest state park in Nevada, Valley of Fire is also one of the most impressive, with incredible sandstone formations created when dinosaurs roamed. Valley of Fire State Park is known for red sandstone formations which illuminate the valley, making it look like it’s on fire.

What better way to experience the magic of the Comstock Lode than by visiting a fully operational mill that processed millions of dollars in silver ore that came from it? As the only fully functioning Stamp Mill on the Comstock, this is one you'll have to experience to believe.

Travel on two or four wheels and take in spectacular, fiery views of one of Nevada’s most popular state parks.

From elaborative ivory figurines and trophy game animals of the Serengeti to Tang Dynasty pottery, Eskimo scrimshaw, and even a real shrunken head from South America, get to know this Legendary Nevadan, one collection of oddities and exotic wonders at a time.

Sloan Canyon National Conservation Area’s 48,438 acres provide peace and solitude for those who visit the unique scenic and geologic features and extraordinary cultural resources.

Once completely underwater, this sanctuary of eroding fins, slot canyons, and “hoodoos” makes Cathedral Gorge a photographer’s dream and a hiker's playground.

Offering up a relaxing respite in the heart of the Entertainment Capital of the World, discover a serene world of Chilean flamingos, parrots, turtles, fish, and more at the Flamingo Las Vegas.

Gone are the days when buckaroo prospector Harry Wilson would uncover glimmering stones and trade them for shots of whiskey at Nevada saloons. However, present-day visitors to the Royal Peacock can still hunt for opals via bank digging, hand-tooling, or raking through mine tailings in search of undiscovered bounties.

The V&T was one of the most famous railways in the west, and visitors exploring Virginia City have the unique luxury of riding this storied line today. Here, ride the historic 1870 rails through 17 mine sites that made the Comstock famous!

M&M's World is a four-story interactive shopping and retail complex that features thousands of original M&M's Brand merchandise.

For a family fun outing in Las Vegas, be sure to check out the DISCOVERY Children's Museum near The Smith Center in Symphony Park.