Discover 12 amazing things to do in Las Vegas beyond casinos — from shows and food tours to nature escapes, bars, museums, and unforgettable attractions.
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Find a bit of solitude at this sprawling recreation area in Nevada, where you'll enjoy excellent fishing and a chance to camp near a bubbling river.
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Between California and Nevada, this high-country lake sparkles beneath the Sierra Nevada with campsites, boat launches, and nearby casino fun.
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All aboard for excursions through tunnels and past mountains views to Robinson Canyon and Valley Vista. There are even special Christmas and stargazing routes.
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To see Lake Tahoe's beautiful beaches, incredible forests, and lovely coastal towns, find this paved trail that some call the nation's most beautiful bike path.
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If you don't want to spend a small fortune parking at ritzy, price-gouging hotels, try this handy Las Vegas parking hack that some folks on Reddit swear by.
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Gem hunting, or rock hounding, is a fascinating hobby that allows people to find rare rocks and stones from amethyst and agate to sapphires and even diamonds.
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Las Vegas is full of casinos, and Vegas DisAdvantage Awards recommends staying away from one that stands head-and-shoulders above the rest as the worst.
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Nevada has a hidden trail that not only showcases a unique mountain landscape, but one of the state's most beautiful waterfalls along the way.
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For a taste of the iconic Wild West, head to any of these American destinations, where you'll find cowboy history and heritage is alive and well.
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From heritage monuments to desert trails and quirky wildlife tours, this tucked-away Nevada stop offers a refreshing detour on your road trip route.
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A quick drive from Reno, this charming state park is home to a few cozy campsites, plus excellent fishing and a chance to view historic structures.
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This surreal DIY museum is a must-see if you find yourself exploring the southwestern region of the U.S. and love singular sights and quirky local history.
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Olive Garden doesn't always scream 'chic' but this location may change your mind. Next time you stop into this popular destination, give it a try.
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This resort community just a few minutes away from The Strip features pretty architecture, water views, swanky resorts, marinas, and fine dining.
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Within Nevada’s rugged terrain, you can set up camp in this small area for easy access to a beautiful state park and crystal-clear waters for kayaking.
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The National Football League is an American obsession, and many of the NFL's best stadiums are multi-dimensional monoliths that are well worth a visit.
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Lake Mead National Recreation Area is one of the most popular summer destinations in the U.S., but visitors should also be aware of some of the dangers.
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Whether you want a classic BLT or a sandwich piled high with pastrami, Las Vegas has it all and here are the best restaurants for sandwich lovers.
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A Las Vegas suite with a price tag few can afford gives its guests a private pool, a bar, art installations, and a commanding view over the City of Sin.
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A new attraction has opened up in Las Vegas for Universal that will spook horror fans year-round with its haunted houses and classic monsters.
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If you are looking for an uncrowded place to enjoy the fall colors, head to America's most under-appreciated national park which turns bright yellow in autumn.
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Some places are in no hurry to leave their storied legacies behind. This Old West relic of a town holds onto its charming past while looking toward the future.
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Due to climate change, urban sprawl, and insecticide resistance, these pests are on the rise in Las Vegas, capable of spreading dengue, West Nile, and more.
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If the crowds of the Narrows in Zion National Park are too much, make a beeline for these spectacular desert canyon hikes for something more serene.
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This underrated state park offers the best of Nevada -- outdoor recreation, high-desert ambiance, and a respite from hectic urban congestion.
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California may have been the original home of the Gold Rush, but a different state out west known for other glitzy attractions actually produces the most.
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