Experience Reno/Tahoe
Year Round Experiences You Wont Forget
Lake Tahoe
Lake Tahoe, located on the border between California and Nevada, offers one of the most beautiful natural landscapes in the world. The lake is surrounded by stunning mountain peaks and offers crystal clear turquoise waters. Visitors can enjoy a variety of recreational activities such as skiing, snowboarding, hiking, fishing, and boating all year round. Tahoe also offers top-rated restaurants, spas, and shopping to make your vacation experience unforgettable. From the breathtaking scenery to the thrilling outdoor activities, a trip to Lake Tahoe is perfect for families, couples, and adventure seekers alike. Book your ticket today and experience this magnificent place for yourself!
World Class Skiing
Skiing and snowboarding around Reno/Tahoe is an exciting and exhilarating experience that offers a range of options for both beginners and advanced skiers. Situated in the Sierra Nevada mountain range, the area is blessed with some of the best snow in the country and awe-inspiring views. With over 22,000 acres of skiing terrain spread across 13 world-class ski resorts, visitors can choose from a variety of slopes that cater to all skill levels. The area is also known for its state-of-the-art equipment and excellent ski schools, making it an ideal location for those who want to learn or develop their skiing abilities. It simply is an unforgettable experience that is worth every penny for both locals and visitors alike.
Downtown Reno
Downtown Reno is a vibrant and exciting destination that has something for everyone. Whether you are a foodie looking to explore the city's culinary scene, a music lover seeking out live performances or a history buff interested in the city's rich past, downtown Reno has it all. The area is also home to a diverse range of unique shops, galleries and cultural events that celebrate the local arts community. Additionally, there are plenty of parks and green spaces to explore, making downtown Reno a great place to spend a sunny afternoon or a late night with friends.
Virginia City
The historic mining town of Virginia City, Nevada, is welcoming visitors both near and far as one of their own. Come stroll the wooden sidewalks. Take in the living history of the once-booming mining town. And explore our museums, attractions and tours.So pull up a stool, pour a glass of our Cemetery Gin, as you go back in time to the amazing Virginia City, Nevada.
Hot August Nights
For generations, Hot August Nights has been a mecca for motorheads, who cruise in by the thousands from all over the country for a weeklong celebration of hot rods, vintage vehicles, and all all things classic car. Hot August Nights (HAN) celebrates 34 years more than 30 years of tradition with musical legends headlining the weeklong automobile nostalgia festival dedicated to classic cars and rock n’ roll. Zero in on shiny chrome, custom paint, white-wall tires, and souped-up engines at several daily show-n-shines held throughout the area.
Reno Rodeo
Reno’s cowboy culture lives on at the century-old, weeklong, all-pro Wildest, Richest Rodeo in the West. As modern as Reno feels these days, it still proudly marches cattle up its main drag to the Livestock Events Center for ten days of PRCA-sanctioned bull riding, steer wrestling, barrel racing, and entertainment, as it has every June for more than a century. An authentic benchmark of summertime in the high desert, more than 140,000 rodeo fans descend upon the Biggest Little City in the World to watch ropers, riders, and racers go head to head in a series of action-packed events at one of Nevada’s largest and oldest rodeos.
University of Nevada Reno
Top tier. Top in research. Top in engagement. Founded in 1874, the University was established as Nevada’s land-grant institution under the Morrill Act of 1862, signed into law by President Abraham Lincoln. Today, the University is recognized as a Carnegie Engaged University, one of the country's top research institutions by the Carnegie Classification and a top National University by U.S. News & World Report.
Pyramid Lake
From some of the most legendary trophy fishing in the West to unmatched birdwatching, wildlife photography, off-roading, camping, and more, Pyramid Lake beckons the outdoorsman in all of us to experience this northwestern Nevada jewel. A glimmering, high-desert jewel, Pyramid Lake is a sacred remnant of prehistoric Lake Lahontan, and has been part of the Nevada story for thousands of years. Home to the Pyramid Lake Paiute Tribe, this high-desert lake was named by explorer John C. Fremont for the pyramid-shaped limestone formation jutting out of the water along the eastern shoreline. Certain plants and animals can only be found here, like the cui–ui sucker fish
Truckee River
The Truckee River glistens along a 140-mile route from Lake Tahoe to Pyramid Lake, offering plenty of opportunity to whitewater raft, kayak, and fish monster-sized trout along the way. When it comes to kayaking and rafting, the length of your journey will vary depending on launch site but typical runs range anywhere from 8-15 miles with options for all skill levels, Class I, II, and III. The Truckee River runs parallel to I-80 and contains many different launch spots. Some of the more popular put-ins are: 18 miles west of Reno at the Farad exit, 10 miles west of Reno in Verdi and various locations to the east.
Great Dining
Do you have a foodie in the group? They will love Reno (especially the mid town area) which is full of unique small restaurants. In addition the local casinos have amazing buffets and higher end dining. Reno/Tahoe have a long tradition of great food and we are sure you will leave the area with a full belly and happy heart.
