Pioneer Club Las Vegas was a landmark Old West-themed casino at 25 East Fremont Street in downtown Las Vegas, Nevada, opening on April 10, 1942, in a 1918 building that started as a restaurant.
The Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas Sign is a famous landmark located at 5100 Las Vegas Boulevard South, just south of the Las Vegas Strip, in the town of Paradise, Nevada.
Caesars Republic Lake Tahoe is a prominent casino resort in Stateline, Nevada, on Lake Tahoe's south shore, formerly known as Harveys Lake Tahoe until its rebranding under Caesars Entertainment, with the name change effective July 1, 2025, and a $160-200 million renovation ongoing for completion in mid-2026.
The Fremont Street Experience in downtown Las Vegas is a vibrant, five-block pedestrian mall known for its iconic LED canopy called Viva Vision, which features dazzling light shows synced with music.
Red Garter Hotel & Casino by Red Lion Hotels in West Wendover, Nevada, near the Utah border, is a modest casino hotel that opened in 1983 as a small gaming venue with an adjacent Super 8 motel.
Cathedral Gorge State Park in southeastern Nevada is a unique natural area known for its dramatic and colorful eroded bentonite clay formations, including narrow slot canyons, spires, and hoodoos that resemble cathedral-like shapes.
Bonanza Casino in Fallon, Nevada, is a locals-oriented gaming spot at 70 South Maine Street, owned and operated by Stillwater Gaming LLC as part of their regional portfolio including the Fallon Nugget.
Avi Resort & Casino is a Native American-owned casino resort located at 10000 Aha Macav Parkway in Laughlin, Nevada, USA, on the banks of the Colorado River near the Arizona and California borders.
Whale Beach in Nevada is a scenic, secluded beach located on the eastern shore of Lake Tahoe, accessible via a hiking trail from the Secret Harbor Parking area off Highway 28. The beach gets its name from a distinctive rock formation in the bay resembling a whale, and it is also referred to as Black Sand Beach due to the dark-colored sand.
The Hoover Dam, located on the Colorado River between Nevada and Arizona, is a massive concrete arch-gravity dam constructed during the Great Depression between 1931 and 1936.
C Punch Inn & Casino, now known as Lovelock Junction Hotel & Casino, is a historic small casino and hotel at 1420 Cornell Ave in Lovelock, Nevada, originally a cattle ranch dating back to the mid-1800s along Interstate 80.
The Las Vegas Strip is a famous 4.2-mile stretch of Las Vegas Boulevard in Nevada known worldwide for its concentration of large resort hotels, casinos, entertainment venues, and vibrant nightlife.
Spring Valley State Park is a 927‑acre Nevada park in Lincoln County, about 20 miles east of the town of Pioche and near the small village of Ursine, built around the 65‑acre Eagle Valley Reservoir.
Gold Dust West Carson City is a modern casino hotel at 2171 East William Street in Carson City, Nevada, originally opened in 1995 as Pinon Plaza before rebranding under Jacobs Entertainment ownership.
Walker River State Recreation Area is a large Nevada park of about 12,300 acres along roughly 30 miles of the East Walker River, located just southeast of the town of Yerington in Lyon County.
Harrah's Reno is a historic casino hotel in downtown Reno, Nevada, originally opened in 1946 by Bill Harrah as Harrah's Club at 219 North Center Street after starting with bingo parlors in 1937.
Stateline Casino was a historic hotel and casino in West Wendover, Nevada, straddling the Nevada-Utah border along Interstate 80, founded by William Bill Smith who began with a 1926 service station before adding gaming in 1931 when Nevada legalized it.
