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If you still crave the bright lights of a city but don't want to be swallowed up by Vegas, visit Nevada's second-biggest city! It has casinos, shopping, museums, restaurants, and so much more.
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The 22-mi long freshwater lake sits high in the Sierra Nevada Mountains and offers beaches, hiking, camping, and essentially everything opposite to the Vegas strip.
On February 14, 1929, Al Capone's men allegedly shot down seven members of George "Bugs" Moran's gang. The bullet-riddled wall, enhanced bloodstains and all, has been maintained for your viewing pleasure. And yup, in Vegas, even though the event happened in Chicago.
Did you know the smallest country in the world is in Nevada? Ok, so it's not recognized by any official government. However this self-proclaimed micronation is open to foreign visitors.
Experience a taste of the untouched Wild West at this authentic mining town watering hole.
Just because you're not on the strip doesn't mean you can't have a few drinks at a wonderfully kitschy tiki bar!
If you're not looking to sleep, visit this unique motel on the edge of the desert decorated with thousands of horrifyingly creepy clowns.
Take a trip back in time to the simpler days of arcades and endless quarters with this collection of vintage pinball machines that cost $0.25 a game.
If the clown motel wasn't creepy enough, there's also an old cemetery right next door.
For the UFO seekers who need a bite before they head back out to Area 51.
An old nuclear testing site is now the largest man-made crater in the US, having displaced 12 million tons of soil!
If you never thought you'd see graffiti, cars, and religion in the same place, think again! This jungle of scrap is weirdly stunning.
Don’t subject yourself to the same old tale of gambling and alcohol where you leave with nothing but a lighter wallet and a deep well of regrets. Instead, seek out Nevada’s incredibly weird and wonderful attractions that will add richness to your life as opposed to slurping it away.
Check out this gallery of the best and weirdest sights to see off the beaten path.
This educational science institution tells the history of America’s nuclear weapons testing program at the Nevada Test Site, including a showcase of rare artifacts.
Gold Point boomed in the early 1890s, but the people left when the gold did. Now, you can visit that little slice of history in an old saloon, and even a bed and breakfast!
Strange and amazing Nevada attractions that aren't the Las Vegas strip
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Don’t subject yourself to the same old tale of gambling and alcohol where you leave with nothing but a lighter wallet and a deep well of regrets. Instead, seek out Nevada’s incredibly weird and wonderful attractions that will add richness to your life as opposed to slurping it away.
Check out this gallery of the best and weirdest sights to see off the beaten path.