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Pyramid
Lake, Nevada
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About a 40 mile drive from Reno take you to the high desert lake.
Activities include boating camping and fishing. Permits are required
from the Pyramid Lake Paiute Tribe. |
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The
Kit Carson Trail - a walking path
through Carson City's residential homes district. Including 1800s-era
Victorian-style homes, museums and churches. |
Virginia
City Nevada - Silver
mining town in the mountains between Reno and Carson City. Get
a taste of how the the wild west was during the early days of
Nevada. Saloons and historic sights. |
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Great
Basin Adventure - The attractions include a petting
zoo, log ride and a mine where you can pan for gold. Historical
theme park in Reno's Rancho San Rafael Regional Park. |
Truckee
River Whitewater Park - Beginners can enjoy the
whitewater park, which is engineered
to be safe for kayaks, canoes, rafts and inner tubes.Open during
summer only. |
Sierra
Safari Zoo - The Zoo is now the
largest zoo in Nevada. They currently have over 150 animals of
40+ species. 8 miles north of downtown Reno. Adults: $6.00 kids
$3.00 |
Genoa
Courthouse Museum - the museum is operated from May
to October. Exhibits include the old courtroom, a county office,
the blacksmith shop and jail. |
Brewery
Arts Center - The center offers a pottery studio,
art galleries, exhibits, classes, music and theatrical performances
and a children's theatre. Carson City, Nevada |
Walley's
Hot Springs - Seven Mineral Pools ranging in temperature
from 104 degrees to 98 degrees. Spectacular views of the Sierra
Nevada Mountains
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Carson
Hot Springs - Relax and enjoy the
historic beauty of Carson Hot Springs Resort! Since 1849 people
have been drawn to this natural phenomenon. |
M
S Dixie II Paddle Wheeler - Offers daily sightseeing
cruises to Emerald Bay as well as Sunset Dinner Dance Cruises.
From spring through fall. Lake Tahoe. |
Animal
Ark - 38-acre wildlife sanctuary and nature center
Northwest of Reno, Nevada. View animals in their natural habitat
exhibits through glass viewing areas |
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