Reno to Las Vegas Road Trip

Started in the 1860s when mining turned Virginia City into a boomtown, this cemetery was the final resting place of many of those frontiersman and women. With a sharp rise in population, the need for a cemet...

Built in 1876, this saloon is a mixture of Old West charm and modern-day tech. With live music and actors dressed in post-Civil War era costumes, it's really like stepping back 150 years. Naturally, you shou...

If you're a clown lover, here's a place for you to stay! Clowns are everywhere: on the doors, on the walls, clown dolls on shelves, and in the lobby. Over 600 of them have been reported. The rooms aren't muc...

This junkyard doesn't pretend to be something that it's not - you'll see a sign as you enter that loudly proclaims it the "World's Largest National Junk Car Forest." On 80 acres owned by artist Michael Rippi...

Rhyolite was one of the boomtown failures - a product of the discovery of quartz and gold and then a victim of the fast collapse of the town's banking industry. Some of the original buildings from the early ...

A group of Belgian artists in search of creative freedom created seven colossal sculptures within the upper Mojave desert which marks Goldwell as a definite destination for art lovers. Artists from the world...

It could be an alien landscape of a barren planet, but it is just a small part of the Nevada desert. The official name is the Amargosa Dunes. This is the playground for adults who love romping about in ATVs ...

In the middle of the Nevada desert you'll find the World's Largest Firecracker! Next door to Alien 51 Alien Center (which is connected to the brothel known as Alien Cat House, by the way) is Alamo Fireworks....

What alien WOULDN'T stop here? Hamburgers, snacks, beverages, restrooms, and low gas prices - this might be a virtual paradise for a Martian longing for the barren red landscape of home. It's also open 24/7 ...

Nevada sure has some weird tourist attractions and Coffinwood ranks among the weirdest. Operated by Dusty and Bryan Schoening, this custom coffin business includes a cemetery, six hearses, the Church of the ...

Once known as a sacred sight, this little canyon has been abused and vandalized over the years since its caretakers death. The iron gates leading into the canyon are gone, the bathrooms sculpted into the roc...

The Diamond Inn Motel was originally built in 1940 as the Desert Isle Motel and may be one of the oldest buildings still standing on the Strip (when you consider how many hotels and casinos have been constan...

Standing in front of The Stripper Bar at Planet Hollywood’s Miracle Mile is Sin City Sindy, a 31-foot tall custom built stripper in red thigh high stockings and black corset. To get inside the bar you'll hav...