Who knew the “Silver State” could be so much fun? If you haven’t planned a second Nevada vacation because you’ve already been to Las Vegas, it’s time to start packing. There are hundreds of other attractions to tempt the most seasoned tourist. We can’t discuss Nevada vacations without mentioning what’s there for skiers. Lake Tahoe, on the California/Nevada border, boasts world famous ski runs and plenty of other winter sports venues. Up in northeastern Nevada, ski buffs should check out Elko in the Ruby Mountains. This gorgeous area offers year-round mountain sports. Whether you want to spend your time in Nevada hiking, fishing or skiing, you’ll find the perfect spot to do it all. There are lots of other ways to spend your time, though, and here’s information on some of those.

Another great place for families near Lake Mead is Henderson, Nevada. Although it’s moving rapidly toward three hundred thousand residents, careful planning has kept Henderson an attractive, family-friendly place to live and visit. Special attention has been given to creating beautiful outdoor parks and recreation spaces, so plan to spend time exploring the sporting possibilities. Lake Mead, of course, is a marvelous place to play, and having Henderson nearby ensures a multitude of vacation experiences. One more place we simply must mention for families coming to Nevada-its theme parks! From Ultimate Rush & Thrill Park in Reno to GameWorks, AdventureDome and the Stratosphere in Las Vegas, there’s something for adrenaline junkies of all ages. Check their websites for special offers to make the trip even more irresistible, and don’t forget to bring your camera!

If you absolutely love NASCAR racing, there’s no better place to see it live than Las Vegas Motor Speedway. This well-planned track is a favorite among fans, especially those inside the action at the infield RV camp! For more hands-on auto racing fun, book a day with the drivers at racing schools run by Jeff Gordon, Richard Petty and Mario Andretti. Vacationers who prefer the driver in their golf bag should definitely plan a trip around the nationally-ranked courses in Nevada. Of special note are Wolf Creek in Mesquite and Edgewood Golf Course in South Lake Tahoe. Bring your clubs and settle in for a week (or two!) of golfing excitement. There are so many more exciting activities to explore in Nevada! Pick one or two for this trip, then indulge a whole other set of senses on the next vacation. Answer the call of the desert; it’s a wonderland of vacation excitement.

There is more to Nevada than just the decadent city of Las Vegas—but a trip to the state would certainly be incomplete without seeing a place nicknamed “America’s Playground.” With millions of vibrant lights, dozens of luxury casino resorts and elaborate entertainment, Las Vegas is certainly a feast for the eyes.

Beyond Las Vegas are other top tourist areas. Explore the history of Hoover Dam during your travels. The 726-foot structure borders Arizona and Nevada and is the second tallest dam in the country. Another must see is Lake Tahoe, which rests on the California/Nevada border and is the perfect getaway for snow-sport enthusiasts. Choose from a variety of activities such as skiing, snowboarding, sledding, sleigh riding and snowmobiling while staying at some of the country’s top ski resorts. Be sure to stop off in Reno, just a short drive away, and view the stunning architecture and rich art scene.

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