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Lake Tahoe
Few places compare to the beauty and majesty of Lake Tahoe. The Lake boasts crystal clear waters, secluded bays and coves and some of the most scenic views imaginable. Come here to camp, hike, bike, ski, boat and fish, and discover a place any outdoor enthusiast will love. Among its variety of resorts, you can find fantastic shows, gaming and a cool nightlife. It truly is a wonder that should be enjoyed by everyone.

Las Vegas
There’s no place on earth, or any place in the universe, like Las Vegas! Long known for its gaming, entertainment and nightlife made famous by the Las Vegas Strip, Nevada’s largest city has grown into an amazingly diverse tourist destination. Las Vegas is known over the world for gaming, world-class entertainers and shows and its lavish hotels and casinos including The Venetian, Harrah’s, Caesars Palace, Bellagio, and Circus Circus. With numerous and unique wedding chapels and venues, Las Vegas is also a highly popular wedding destination.

Death Valley
Death Valley National Park comprises more than 3.3 million acres of spectacular desert scenery, rare desert wildlife, complex geology, undisturbed wilderness and historical sites. Death Valley is one of the hottest places on earth, attaining the second-highest temperature ever recorded. It contains the lowest point in the western hemisphere as well as numerous high-rising mountain peaks, including Telescope Peak.

Great Basin National Park
From the sagebrush at its base to the summit of Wheeler Peak, Great Basin National Park includes streams, lakes, abundant wildlife, a variety of forest types, and numerous limestone caverns, including beautiful Lehman Caves. The views from atop Wheeler Peak are incredible, and the area’s seclusion and nature is the perfect setting for a peaceful getaway.

Lake Mead National Recreation Area
Near to Las Vegas and Hoover Dam, Lake Mead National Recreation Area offers a wealth of activities all year long. Fish, boat, swim or sunbathe by its huge lakes or enjoy the scenery and wildlife while hiking in the desert or sightseeing roadside. Although rain is scarce and temperatures soar, the area is home to thousands of desert plants and animals.

Hoover Dam
Built during the Great Depression in less than 5 years and extreme conditions, Hoover Dam still stands today as a world-renowned structure and National Historic Landmark. Stand atop it and enjoy Lake Mead on one side and the Colorado River on the other. Go inside the Dam to tour its inner workings which provides power to the Las Vegas Valley and much of Southern California.

Lamoille Canyon
This national Scenic Byway serves as the gateway to the Lamoille Canyon Scenic Area and Ruby Mountain wilderness. Sometimes referred to as the "Yosemite of Nevada," the canyon was heavily carved by glacial activity. A four-stop self-guided auto tour leads visitors past meadows full of wildflowers, abundant wildlife, waterfalls, and avalanche chutes. The canyon also serves as the starting point for a hiking trail past several mountain lakes.

Cathedral Gorge
Trails abound for exploring the dramatic and unique patterns, cave-like formations and cathedral-like spires at Cathedral Gorge located in a long and narrow valley. Miller Point, a scenic overlook, offers excellent views of the scenic canyon. Shaded picnic areas and campground area are open all year. Hiking, picnicking, camping, nature study, photography and ranger programs are the most common activities at the park.

Virginia City
The mining boom of the 1800s turned Virginia City into the most important settlement between Denver and San Francisco. At the peak of its glory, there was gold in every hill and millions of dollars were being made. Learn of Mark Twain and his stint as a reporter for the Territorial Enterprise, and how his writing career began here. Virginia City is for families with a passion for history, imagination and truly unforgettable fun!

Valley of Fire State Park
Located only six miles from Lake Mead and 55 miles from Las Vegas, Valley of Fire is Nevada's oldest and largest state park since 1935. The valley derives its name from the red sandstone formations and the stark beauty of the Mojave Desert with popular activities including camping, hiking, picnicking and photography. The park also offers a visitor center with extensive interpretive displays.