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Are you craving some time to relax and recharge? While there are abundant fast-paced options when it comes to things to do in Reno Tahoe, we may suggest something more laid back? Check into a luxurious hotel in Reno , explore Downtown at your own pace and connect with the serenity of nature, all in one vacation. People often take a low-key approach to their time in Reno Tahoe, and we think you will be inspired to follow in their footsteps. If time seems to be racing by and your to-do list is overflowing, we get it. Even if you only have a weekend to spare, make the most of your downtime with some much-needed R&R. This is a place that often attracts the ones who are seeking thrills - black diamond runs, hikes to sweeping vistas - but let us take a moment to appreciate the prospect to chill. Whether you are traveling solo or with friends, the time to slow down is now. Have you ever noticed how quiet it is right after it snows? Embrace the stillness and let us find even more ways ...

There are a lot of people who would like to simply loosen up at a Reno NV hotel , but there a plenty of people who would like to explore the surroundings while in the city. Exploring hot springs is one of the top things to do in the bucket list of the majority of people visiting the city. You can come across abundant options to choose from in Reno Tahoe when it comes to indulging yourself with a spa day. However, if you are on the lookout for something a little more on the wild side, you would definitely not like to miss out on a trek to one of the various Northern Nevada hot springs. If a bit more of a civilized experience is what you try to find, do not miss the following: ü   1862 David Walley’s Resort Hot springs flow through “1862 David Walley’s Resort”. It is situated in Genoa, with sweeping views of the Sierra Nevada Mountains and Carson Valley. The resort offers steam rooms and mineral spas, as well as massage and body treatments for a true spa experience. Soak in the...

Reno Tahoe is home to some of the most beautiful and invigorating views across the globe so do not let the cold weather keep you indoors and limited to a motel in Reno . Snowshoeing is a winter activity that any person can have the benefit of - it is easy to learn, poses little risk of injury and is easy on the pocket as well. You can follow an established trail, or opt to forge your own trail through the powder. The following are some of the popular areas within the region where you can extend your hiking season into the water: Ø   Chickadee Ridge A snowshoe adventure to Chickadee Ridge offers sweeping, scenic views of Desolation Wilderness and Lake Tahoe. This hike is dog-friendly and thanks to the easy access and modest terrain it is a snowshoe hike nearly every person can enjoy. This is a tail that can be accessed on the south side of Mt. Rose Highway from Tahoe Meadows. Ensure that you pack some birdseed and listen for the chirps resident chickadees - and if you are lucky ...

We know weekends are for catching up with friends, and what better way than sipping a spicy, savory Bloody Mary over brunch. It is not only about experiencing the comfort of a luxury motel in Reno while you are on a vacation, but you can even take pleasure in some of the locals’ favorite spots to satisfy your cravings for Bloody Mary. Theirs is no dearth of wonderful breakfast cocktails in the city - after all, this is the land of no last call. No matter you like your Bloody Mary on the traditional side or have a preference for something with an innovative twist, you will want to start hunting for a preferred bloody in neighborhood. Ø   BJ’s Nevada BBQ Co. “BJ’s Nevada BBQ Co.” is just off the freeway in Sparks. The place is popularly known to offer two different takes on the classic Bloody Mary classic – either with bacon or without. Recognized for having a spicy kick which the locals feel affection for, it blends well with the famous Kick Ass Fries that the restaurant is fam...

More often than not, there is a specific month when the roads through Reno begin to fill with motor homes, vans and other vehicles piled high with gear and bicycles, all bound for the Black Rock Desert where tens of thousands of people gather for Burning Man and transform the desert landscape into lack Rock City. A lot of people make a booking for a luxury motel in Downtown Reno well in advance to be a part of this beautiful and energetic event. Since Reno is the last stop before making the trek north to the playa, the spirit of Burning Man is a big part of the city so we are here to help you experience the magic that is Burning Man, all year round. Find Burning Man Art in Reno The artwork you come across on the playa is larger-than-life and explaining it as only one of its kind is an underestimate. A lot of those pictures have found their 2 nd home in Downtown Reno and surrounding neighborhoods. Take a walk in the newest arts district, Neon Line of Reno, which is home to the 49-...

Possibly it was an awe-inspiring photo that inspired you to book a hotel in Reno for a winter visit. Either way, you will not want to miss capturing these share-worthy moments while you are in town on your next winter vacation. Out of numerous stunning sights and remarkable activates in Reno Tahoe, the following are some of the key iconic shots you must take to document your trip:  The Space Whale Admiring artwork from Burning Man is simpler than you imagine. From Black Rock City to downtown Reno, a few incredible Burning Man art installations are displayed in the City Plaza of Reno. The Space Whale is one of many pieces of art straight from the playa. Take a stroll through the city to see these pieces, and in the evening head to the City Plaza to see the Space Whale lit up for an ideal shot. Keep exploring to find even more amazing public art around the city. Tahoe Views from the Slopes Catch a quick look of Lake Tahoe from many of the world-class ski resorts in Reno Tahoe....

The Biggest Little City in the World can turn out to be a winter wonderland when the snow flies. From staying in a luxury motel in Reno to ice skating Downtown and skiing in the mountains to shopping in Midtown and Christmas on the Comstock, the Reno area has a large number of things to do for the holidays. A lot of casinos all over the region come to life with decorations, family and music events, and of course, a plenty of food at the casino buffets. Conventional events such as the Nutcracker ballet are held at the Pioneer Center for the Performing Arts in Downtown Reno and carols can be heard in the historic town of Genoa. When it comes to adults, they can simply play dress up during the Reno Santa Pub Crawl along the Truckee River and under the Reno Arch. On the other side, all family members can go ice skating at the Rink on the River at the Greater Nevada Field. If you have got kids along and they would just like to play in the snow, do not miss to take them up to Mt. Rose S...