In Reno/Lake Tahoe, both day and nighttime adventures abound. Nestled in the high country between the Nevada desert and the rugged eastern Sierra mountains, recreation enthusiasts will find a smorgasbord of adventure options—rock and mountain climbing, hiking trails, prime hunting and fishing, horseback riding and some of the most exhilarating mountain bike trails anywhere. Set off on a guided wildflower hike, or rent a boat and set sail over the sparkling waters of Lake Tahoe. Sweeping views of pine forests and the crystal blue waters greet you year-round. Tahoe is one of the nation’s largest ski destinations, and home to several top ski resorts with over 12,000 ski-able acres. A wide selection of hotel and resort accommodations will let you relax, even pamper yourself, after a day filled with invigorating mountain air.

If you’re looking for a different kind of adventure, Reno/Lake Tahoe has all the casino action, live entertainment and superb dining options you can imagine. From conventional reel to the newest multi-coin, multi-game videos – Reno/Lake Tahoe’s machines and table games offer a world of excitement and fun. Swim. Ski. Hike. Play. It’s all waiting for you in Reno/Lake Tahoe.

Weather and Geography

Reno is located on the edge of the Sierra Nevada Mountains in western Nevada. Summer daytime temperatures average in the mid-80s, and winter temperatures average about 45 °F . Temperatures in Lake Tahoe, located between California and Nevada, are slightly cooler year-round. Anytime is a good time to visit Reno/Lake Tahoe, though winter can be quite cold and it does snow.

Quick Facts

• Reno/Lake Tahoe is the nation’s premier four-season outdoor adventure destination. There’s an enormous variety of recreational activities to be enjoyed winter, spring, summer, and fall.
  
  
• Reno/Lake Tahoe boasts the highest concentration of ski resorts in North America.
  
  
• Reno has a lively Arts District, located in the downtown area along the Truckee River. Here you’ll find an assortment of galleries, shops, restaurants, and coffee houses.

Expert Travel Tips

• Try the Awful Awful Buger at the Nugget Casino in Reno. It’s awful big and awful good.
  
  
• Take a glass-bottom boat ride on Lake Tahoe. The lake is so clear you can see to the bottom.
  
  
• Tour Reno’s National Auto Museum and see more than 220 antique, classic, special interest and one-of-a-kind autos.
  
  
• Experience the Truckee River Whitewater Park, located in downtown Reno. The park offers a variety of whitewater activities for all skill levels, from novice to expert.

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