This is Nevada Day weekend, when residents celebrate Nevada’s admission to statehood on October 31, 1864. Many people had it off from work today. Luckily, the trees haven’t taken time off and are still putting on a show. A fair amount of autumn color still exists even after last weekend’s […]
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People who don’t live in Nevada often think of it as a dry, desert state filled with sagebrush, cactus, and barren hills. But Nevada has the most named mountain ranges of any state in the country. Many of its 300 mountain ranges reach above 10,000 feet. And in those mountains
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Patrick and I can’t be everywhere at once. That’s why we’re looking for volunteers who are passionate about fall foliage—what Patrick calls foliators—to file Nevada Fall Color reports. Are you a fall foliator and enjoy taking photos of the color in Nevada? Then send us your pictures along with your
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