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The Nevada 'Star Train' Near Great Basin National Park Is A Unique Way To See The Lower 48's Darkest Night Skies - Islands (opens the original)
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Upon arriving at the East Ely Railroad Depot in Ely, Nevada, one of the first things we see as we step onto the station platform is a man in a cowboy hat. "Woody!" my 2-year-old daughter exclaims in excitement. The man, of course, isn't the cowboy character from the movie "Toy Story," but rather an employee of the Northern Nevada Railway, which hosts a museum that doubles as a National Historic Landmark – and the launching point of our adventure for the evening. But dressed as he is in Wild West
5 Hotels In Las Vegas You May Want To Avoid - Islands (opens the original)
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We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. One of the greatest draws of a vacation in Las Vegas is that you have a wide range of options when it comes to places to stay, with lodging for nearly every interest and budget. But if your number one criteria is bargain pricing, you'll want to do your research carefully. A low room rate can sometimes come with trade-offs, such as noise, outdated amenities, an undesirable location, and even a low standard of cleanliness. The five Vegas ho
Nevada's Wildlife Refuge 90 Minutes From Las Vegas Has Hiking, Camping, And Acres Of Lakes And Lush Wetlands - Islands (opens the original)
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If you've ever driven north from Las Vegas along U.S. 93, you might have passed an important Southern Nevada wildlife refuge without even realizing it. On more than one occasion, I drove by the Pahranagat National Wildlife Refuge while road-tripping from my home in Las Vegas and marveled at the sudden shimmer of water that appears as you turn a bend in the desert highway, never knowing that the lakes and clumps of cottonwood trees I was seeing were part of a 5,382-acre desert oasis. As I learned
Nevada's Remote Ghost Town Once Known As 'The Widowmaker' Has Historic Cemeteries, An Abandoned Mine, And Trails - Islands (opens the original)
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In a remote region of southeastern Nevada, about 120 miles northeast of Las Vegas, you'll find a smattering of stone ruins with a fascinating history. The crumbling structures, cemeteries, and abandoned mine of Delamar, Nevada, make up what was once a thriving gold mining town with the sinister nickname "The Widowmaker." You can explore what remains of the town today and hike or ride ATVs along rugged trails that will take you close to the deadly mines that took the lives of many miners more tha
On The Edge Of Death Valley Is California's Unique Desert Town With Hot Springs, A Farm, And Scenic Nature Trails - Islands (opens the original)
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On the southeastern edge of Death Valley lies the tiny desert community of Tecopa, California. Surrounded by the stark Mojave Desert, this quiet, rustic outpost has a mix of geothermal hot springs, lush vegetation, and scenic desert trails. Tecopa is located about three and a half hours driving from Los Angeles, an hour and a half from Las Vegas, and a 55-minute drive from Death Valley National Park. While Tecopa is small, with a population that hovers around 200, according to Census Reporter, i
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