Nevada
For our 2010 Readers' Choice issue we want to know your favorite trail in America.
Alternative routes, where to find solitude in the Lower 48, and avoiding the crowds in America's most crowded park
Locals get to enjoy what out-of-towners dream about–mountain-ringed horizons, alpine lakes, and bluebird skies that make these Rocky Mountain states the pinnacle of outdoor recreation.
Use our comprehensive city-specific pages to find hikes near your hometown or in a city you're planning to visit.
Forget flying south. Learn the secrets of cold-weather survival from three well-adapted birds.
Pick your own path to an empty 14er.
Paddling, hiking, testing self arrest skills–we cover it all in these 10 epic trips throughout the U.S. and Puerto Rico.
One writer ditches his S.U.V. for a vegetable oil-powered Volkswagon Beetle and drives into the Sierras to hike the Pacific Crest Trail and test his environmentalist platitudes
16 wild ways to find backcountry solitude and big-time scenery. All this, and you can bring the ice chest, too.
Expect unexpected challenges to reach the summit
Can't make it to Canada? Try Glacier Peak, Baker Peak, or Catamount Mountain
Scrambling this 6,471-foot mountain is a trip, even mid-winter
Explore wild canyons just an hour from Las Vegas
A peerless art gallery of bristlecone pines, wildflowers and a ridge walk
Autumn solitude on a well-watered, 10,000-foot plateau
Hiding in the arid plains of Nevada you'll find a cool refuge from the desert heat and room to let your imagination soar.
Our comprehensive guide to the best backpacking you can find in Nevada.
Just beyond the neon and greenbacks of Vegas lies a priceless wilderness gem.
Way up in Nevada's East Humboldt Wilderness, finding solitude and water are sure bets.
Great Basin's Mt. Moriah is a big mountain of solitude.
Keep your cool on Nevada's Mt. Charleston Loop Trail.
