Nevada Magazine

05/27/2025

Last week to submit to the Great Nevada Picture Hunt. The contest ends on Saturday.

Good luck, everyone!

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05/19/2025

Just under two more weeks to submit images for this year's Great Nevada Picture Hunt!

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05/01/2025

One month left to enter this year's Great Nevada Picture Hunt! The contest ends on May 31.

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04/21/2025

The 2025 Great Nevada Picture Hunt is now accepting submissions through May 31! Be sure to share this post or tag any photographer you think should be submitting to our contest. Winning images will be published in our Fall/Winter issue!

https://www.nevadamagazine.com/gnph

07/29/2024

Casino magnate Bill Harrah had a bit of an obsession. The man who launched the Harrah’s gaming empire in 1937 also had a penchant for collecting cars, which led to him eventually owning around 1,400 vehicles. During his lifetime, his collection—often referred to as the most significant assemblage of vintage and one-of-a-kind cars ever—was housed in Sparks and open to the public.
Read more at https://nevadamagazine.com/issue/summer-2024/24145/

07/25/2024

As a 30-something-year Nevada resident and a writer for Nevada Magazine & Visitor Guide, I’ve spent a lot of time on the road. I can safely say I have been on every major state route and highway, not to mention countless graded backroads and washed-out two-tracks. Over the years, a few routes have become favorites, and I always look forward to taking or recommending them. These include State Route 722, between Middlegate and Austin, and State Route 486, which passes through the Schell Creek Range behind Ely and McGill. However, at the top of my list is State Route 317, the road that ribbons through Rainbow Canyon.
Read more at https://nevadamagazine.com/issue/summer-2024/24265/

07/22/2024

Nevada is home to more than 300 named mountain ranges, more than any of the other contiguous U.S. states. It stands to reason that mountain biking is a hugely popular sport in the Silver State. While the trails around Lake Tahoe are well-known in the two-wheel community, the last decade has seen an explosion of trails in less-obvious parts of the state. Exploring new trails can be both exciting and daunting but have no fear: Bindlestiff Tours is here.
Read more at https://nevadamagazine.com/issue/summer-2024/24047/

07/18/2024

July 18, 1912
At around 5 p.m., storm clouds formed over the Seven Troughs Range, 30 miles northwest of Lovelock. Light rain sprinkled over the foothills as a confused breeze whipped up dust eddies. In the little mining towns spread along the range—Seven Troughs, Vernon, and Mazuma—people headed home for dinner, thankful for a respite from the July heat.
Read more at https://nevadamagazine.com/issue/summer-2024/24209/

07/15/2024

Silver, saloons, mining lore, the Comstock, and Mark Twain: It's likely some or all of these words come to mind at the mention of Virginia City. The history of this northern Nevada gem is as wild, deep, and important as they come, and it also makes for a seriously fun destination.
Read more at https://nevadamagazine.com/issue/summer-2024/24287/

07/12/2024

A conversation with Kutoven “Ku” Stevens, student athlete and host of the 50-mile Remembrance Run from the Stewart Indian School Cultural Center & Museum in Carson City to the Yerington Paiute Reservation.
Read more at https://nevadamagazine.com/issue/summer-2024/24093/

07/11/2024

The Las Vegas Strip has a rhythm—a vibe, if you will. Between the lights, the people, and the sounds, it vibrates with upbeat energy. This sensory experience is enhanced by the many sidewalk musicians and street performers. Some lucky pedestrians may have heard the work of Jared Crawford, aka RED (Rapper-Entertainer-Drummer), performing with buckets, drumsticks, and a microphone.
Read more at https://nevadamagazine.com/issue/summer-2024/24353/