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Nevada vacation rentals, cabins or condos make the ideal home
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Millions of people flock to Las Vegas each year to experience this glittering
fantasyland of gambling, stage shows and elaborate theme hotels. In stark
contrast, Lake Tahoe offers vacationers the pristine beauty of mountains,
forests and a stunning alpine lake, with some of the best downhill skiing in
North America.
A tour of the massive Hoover Dam makes a great day trip for guests of Las Vegas
vacation rentals. This engineering marvel, built during the 1930’s, took
thousands of workers five years to complete. Lake Mead is a popular spot for
boating, rafting, sailing, windsurfing and scuba diving.
Guests of Nevada vacation rentals can hike among the spectacular red sandstone
rock formations at Red Rock Canyon or Valley of Fire State Park, or tour the
unusual cave formations in the Lehman Caves at Great Basin National Park.
Western history buffs will appreciate the Nevada capital of Carson City, with
its well-preserved historic structures and museums. Guests of Nevada vacation
rentals can visit the State Museum in the Old Mint Building, tour the Bowers
Mansion, and see the collection of restored engines and cars at the State
Railroad Museum. Or check out the 40-acre Nevada Northern Railway Museum near
Great Basin National Park, complete with 49 historic structures, or the
well-preserved silver boomtown of Virginia City.
Nevada
is a state located in the western region of the United States. Bordering states
are Utah to the East, Arizona to the Southeast, California to the West, Oregon
to the North, Idaho to the North. Nevada Is one of the only places you can ski
world-class runs in the morning then walks 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 near Fallon and snowmobile
miles of wide-open terrain near Elko. From hunting to snowmobiling and
snowshoeing, this is one place that will test the mettle of even the roughest
hombres. The northwest is Reno-Tahoe Territory, home to America’s Adventure
Place. World-class skiing, hiking and biking at Lake Tahoe are just the
beginning of all the outdoor recreation you’ll find here.
From
its top-of-the-line resorts, shopping and dining to its exciting entertainment
and nightlife, Las Vegas has earned its place as one of the world’s premier
tourist destinations. Nevada’s largest city has long outgrown its adult
playground moniker and is no longer just a gambling Mecca. Lake Tahoe is the
jewel of Nevada, Lake Tahoe. The largest alpine lake in the United States, Lake
Tahoe is 22 by 12 miles of crystal clear water and 72 miles of pristine
shoreline. It is a water-sports mecca in the summer and snow heaven in the
winter. Escape to Nevada and let your imagination and sense of adventure
guide you. From backpacking and mountain climbing to biking, kayaking and
skiing, the possibilities for adventure in Nevada are endless. Did we mention Nevada Golf Vacations?
Nevada adventure travel includes sailing and
boating, canoeing and paddling, hiking, biking, skiing and snowboarding and
golf. Nevada whitetail deer, mule deer, elk, lions, bighorn sheep and bear
remain popular as freshwater fishing for bass, crappie, tout, stripers and
catfish. Nevada has a great migratory bird population for turkey, pheasant,
quail, grouse, duck and goose.
With Nevada lodging options ranging from mountain cabins, to condos, to family-sized vacation homes, you’re sure to find the perfect vacation rental!
Nevada Travel News
Jul 19, 2010 04:38PM
Nicole Purviance on Jul 19, 2010 08:58AM
Reno really is Artown; it?s not just a slogan. For the entire month of July, the city celebrates the arts with more than 400 family-friendly events held at venues throughout town. On this particular Saturday, my family and I decided to check out the Irish Music Festival, Hirishfest.
Nicole Purviance on Jul 07, 2010 03:35PM
An afternoon hike to Marlette Lake [2]
There must be something special about polarized sunglasses because the green of the forest that surrounded me was so vibrant. The sky looked extra blue and the textures of the varied vegetation seemed pronounced. The aspens were shimmering in the light breeze. The purples, reds, yellows and oranges of the wildflowers exploded in the grassy meadows.
Matthew B. Brown on Jun 29, 2010 11:02AM
Nevada Magazine celebrates its 75th anniversary in 2011
In January 1936, the state highway department introduced Nevada Highways and Parks ? known today as Nevada Magazine. Always an information source for Nevada residents and tourists, what started as a black-and-white digest-sized bulletin has grown into a colorful magazine. In 2011, the state?s official tourism publication celebrates its 75th anniversary. To honor the milestone, the magazine will produce a 192-page special edition.
Matthew B. Brown on Jun 24, 2010 12:51PM
Nevada Magazine announces 2010 Best of Nevada winners
Nevada Magazine?s July/August 2010 issue is available on newsstands throughout Nevada. In the edition, the winners of the 13th Annual Best of Nevada readers? survey are revealed. From Brewery to Wedding Venue, the anticipated annual listing includes 17 categories.
Joyce Hollister on Jun 11, 2010 10:07AM
Events Warm Up Dangberg Home Ranch Historic Park [1]
The Dangberg Home Ranch Historic Park?s June events highlight Carson Valley people and history. The new ?Carson Valley History: A Community of Cousins? exhibit June 11-13 and 19-20 is just in time for the annual Carson Valley Days celebration, which observes its centennial this year.
Recent donations to the park?s collection of thousands of Dangberg family artifacts came from Steve Achard, grandson of H.F. Dangberg Jr., the noted early 20th-century Nevada cattleman and rancher. As a youngster, Achard raised 4-H steers at the ranch. His ?calf box,? a wooden box that he used to carry his grooming tools and calf medicines (above, with Mark Jensen), and photos of him with his steer greet visitors on the ranch house?s entrance porch.
