Road trips in Nevada
12 road trips and 19 hand-picked places in Nevada, with routes, stops and practical tips for driving and camping.
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Road trips through Nevada
US-50: the Loneliest Road in America
Red rock around Las Vegas: Red Rock Canyon and Valley of Fire
Extraterrestrial Highway and Nevada ghost towns
Great Basin Highway: canyons, ghost towns and charcoal ovens
Pyramid Lake, the Comstock and Lake Tahoe’s east shore
Death Valley loop
Hoover Dam and the Colorado River
Desert art and strange sculpture
Lake Tahoe loop
Utah's five national parks, in one loop from Las Vegas
Death Valley to Yosemite on the Eastern Sierra
Death Valley in depth: Dante’s View to Ubehebe Crater
Places worth the detour in Nevada
Red Rock Canyon
Valley of Fire State Park
International Car Forest of the Last Church
Rhyolite ghost town
Pyramid Lake
Sand Harbor
Cathedral Gorge State Park
The Neon Museum
Seven Magic Mountains
Hoover Dam
Great Basin National Park
Fire Wave
Lost City Museum
Pahranagat National Wildlife Refuge
Tonopah Historic Mining Park
Mormon Station State Historic Park
Kershaw-Ryan State Park
Ward Charcoal Ovens State Historic Park
Nevada Northern Railway Museum
FAQs
What are the best road trips in Nevada?
Popular routes include US-50: the Loneliest Road in America, Red rock around Las Vegas: Red Rock Canyon and Valley of Fire, Extraterrestrial Highway and Nevada ghost towns and Great Basin Highway: canyons, ghost towns and charcoal ovens. CampingSpirit has 12 trip guides that pass through Nevada, each with a stop-by-stop itinerary and a route map.
Which places in Nevada are worth a detour?
Our editors recommend Red Rock Canyon, Valley of Fire State Park, International Car Forest of the Last Church, Rhyolite ghost town, Pyramid Lake and Sand Harbor.