Nevada ~ Travel Guides
Nevada is a western US state known for desert landscapes, casinos, and national parks. Las Vegas, its most famous city, is known for nightlife, entertainment, and themed resorts. Reno and Carson City (the capital) offer access to the Sierra Nevada mountains and Lake Tahoe. Nevada is mostly arid, with hot summers and mild winters, especially in southern regions. English is the main language, and the US dollar is used. The state is sparsely populated outside its urban hubs, making road trips the most effective way to travel. Nevada is home to parts of Death Valley, Great Basin National Park, and remote ghost towns. It also has strong links to the history of the American West and the mining boom. Legal gambling, large festivals like Burning Man, and wide-open desert scenery draw a variety of travellers. It’s a good fit for those interested in entertainment, off-grid adventure, or nature-based experiences.
The West Coast of the USA is one of the most popular road-tripping routes in the world. In this post, I will take you through a detailed description of the places I travelled to back in 2015. In just two weeks I drove over 2000 miles and visited Phoenix, Monument Valley, The Grand Canyon, Las Vegas, Mammoth Lakes, Yosemite National Park, San Francisco, Los Angeles, San Diego and everything in between.