Outdoors
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Here’s everything we know about Nevada’s new state park
Nevada’s new state park is already generating buzz, and it doesn’t even have a name.
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The World Cup is over. Get your fútbol fix by joining a local Nevada soccer league
Why watch soccer from the sidelines when you can jump into a game? Here are some local Nevada soccer leagues you can join.
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Escape the heat with a weekend trip to Mount Charleston
With cooler temperatures and tons to do, Mount Charleston makes an ideal summer getaway for Las Vegas locals.
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Nevada’s biggest meteor shower will be especially visible in 2026
Good news, Nevada skywatchers! The biggest meteor shower of the summer should be especially visible in the region.
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The best splash pads in Las Vegas & Henderson to beat the summer heat
With water for playing and room to run, these splash pads in Las Vegas and Henderson will help kids beat the heat.
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Everything you need to know about Burning Man 2026
A temporary city full of art and self-expression will rise in the Black Rock Desert during Burning Man 2026, then vanish without a trace.
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8 beginner-friendly spots to kayak and canoe in Nevada
Paddling newcomers have plenty of options for kayaking and canoeing on Nevada’s lakes and rivers.
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Nevada’s 10 best climbing spots, from the world’s tallest climbing wall to Rainbow Canyon
From craggy rocks to indoor climbing walls, you don’t have to scramble to find a place to go rock climbing in Nevada.
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Sneezing up a storm? Here’s why Nevadans suffer from spring allergies
A combination of native and non-native plants, wind, and arid conditions means sneezing, stuffy noses, and itchy eyes for allergy sufferers in Nevada during spring.
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Amargosa named on list of 10 ‘most endangered’ rivers
Nevada’s Amargosa River has the dubious distinction of making the top 10 list of “most endangered” rivers in the United States, according to a new report.
