From the Ruby Mountains to downtown Las Vegas, this is the Nevada Division of Tourism’s list of Top 10 “Out There” experiences.
Recreation
Nature is the perfect anchor for mindfulness because we are so often tapping into our sensory experiences outside.
When starting an exercise regimen, many people become confused about what to do. A random approach will create random outcomes.
Getting off to a rocky start in the new year can be a good thing, if you’re taking advantage of Southern Nevada’s bounty of hiking opportunities.
Finding time within busy schedules can feel difficult, but if you dedicate at least 30 minutes of exercise on a daily basis, that can be enough.
One of a group 113-year-old wooden towers inside Death Valley National Park was knocked down in April by a visitor trying to free a vehicle stuck in the mud.
Here is an easy-to-follow road map for your fitness journey that will steer clear of potholes and roadblocks that may have deterred you in the past.
An upcoming Las Vegas pickleball complex was singled out by U.S. Sen. Rand Paul, R-Kentucky, who listed the project in a yearly report in which he chastises “wasteful spending.”
Lava Hot Springs always offers a welcome pause, and a wondrous soak, during the holidays.
The 315-acre Ice Age Fossils State Park opened almost a year ago in the far northern reaches of the Las Vegas Valley.
While bowling has evolved to include professional leagues with paid athletes, the fundamentals remain the same. Casual players require no entry experience.
It will take months to fully fill Nevada’s Cave Lake, a once-popular fishing spot that was drained to allow a dam to be repaired.
Ice skating has glided its way into holiday tradition in a city known for its unique spin on fun and flair.
Here are some of ways that spending time in nature, even in an urban setting, can help you de-stress and decompress.
Kansas City Chiefs stars Travis Kelce and Patrick Mahomes are among the backers for the “eatertainment” and pickleball complex opening in West Henderson.