Nevada Ski Resorts Map and Mountain Statistics

Nevada is home to the infamous Las Vegas, the land of gambling and excess. But there is much more to experience in Nevada than just Las Vegas. There are a variety of museums to enjoy, like Ansel Adams, the renowned photographer at the Nevada Museum of Art in Reno, enjoy a scenic drive along US 50, "the loneliest road in America", or marvel at the architectural wonder of Hoover Dam. There are also plenty of outdoor activities to enjoy from rock climbing, hiking in Red Rock Canyon, exploring the petroglyphs at the Valley of Fire State Park, world-class golfing, off-roading or biking along the desert highway. Lodging options are available in Reno or Las Vegas or in one of the smaller towns where you can enjoy some Western hospitality. Consider renting a condo, cabin or vacation home to fully enjoy your stay. Owner Direct provides a variety of styles and options to help make your holiday comfortable and affordable.

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There are a couple of options for skiing and boarding in Nevada. There are 3 ski areas scattered throughout the state where you will enjoy great powder conditions and over 300 days of sunshine. Diamond Peak located in Incline Village is closest to Lake Tahoe while Las Vegas Ski in Mount Charleston is less than 50 miles from sin city, Las Vegas. Mt. Rose is only 25 minutes from the Reno/Lake Tahoe airport and offers over 60 trails including tree skiing and 4 terrain parks. Lodging accommodation is available nearby in Las Vegas or Reno including a variety of condo and house rentals. The Owner Direct website makes it fast and easy to find and compare a wide selection of vacation rental homes, condo rentals and other lodging alternatives.

Nevada Ski Resorts Statistics

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