Nevada Day Trips Destination Guide to the Silver State Things to do Places to See Nevada Day Trips
Nevada Day Trips is a resource for locals and visitors to find day trip, attractions and destinations in the state of Nevada. The Silver State is rich in historical and natural places of interest some of them just a short trip away. Just a few miles from the busy streets of Reno and Las Vegas is some of the most spectacular desert scenery found anywhere in the world. Nevada has lakes, mountains and desert valleys, ghost towns, parks and recreation and historical sites all waiting to be discovered. Not all trips have to be expensive or time consuming. Nevada Day Trips has many free or low cost places to visit in Nevada. On your next trip to Nevada discover the other side of the Silver State, you might even sight an extraterrestrial.

Virginia and Truckee Railroad
 
Red rock Canyon
Virginia and Truckee Railroad - Take a train ride aboard the west's most famous railroad. Ride from historic Virginia City to Gold Hill.
  Red Rock Canyon - Take a 30 minute trip from Las Vegas and end up at one of the most scenic destinations in Nevada. Hiking and horseback riding.
Gold Point Nevada
 
Hoover Dam Las vegas
Gold Point Nevada - Visit a real living ghost town and stay over night in a miners cabin. The restored saloon It is the center piece of Gold Point.
 
Hoover Dam - Take a tour of Hoover Dam and power plant hidden inside the dam. Only 35 miles from Las Vegas this historic dam is a popular day trips for locals and visitors.
War Charcoal Ovens
 
Sand Mountain Nevada
Ward Charcoal Ovens - The six beehive-shaped Ward Charcoal Ovens were built in 1875-76, to make charcoal for the nearby mining operations.
 
Sand Mountain Nevada - Off roaders come from all over the USA to race up the sand dune. Nearby find an historic Pony Express station.
 
Nevada officially adopted it's name in 1861 when the territory was established by Congress. Nevada comes from Spanish meaning snow-capped. The state also has several nicknames including Battle-Born State, Sagebrush State and the Silver State. Federal legislation enacted in 1986 created the Great Basin National Park, the first national park in the state, which includes the area around Wheeler Peak and Lehman Caves in eastern Nevada. The Silver State is a land of mountains, valleys, deserts, pine forests and alpine lakes. No other state can match the Silver State.
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