Ledgestone Elko HotelLocated behind the city’s visitor center at 349 Centennial Park Road in Soldotna, Centennial Park is a public-use, fee-based park and a campground with Kenai River and fishing access. This campground gets very busy when Salmon are running in the Kenai River. Anglers descend upon the Kenai River’s banks as thousands of Salmon swim through…
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Cenntenial Park
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Wild Horse Reservoir State Recreation Area
This remarkable recreational area was constructed in 1937 and covered what once was Owyhee Meadows. It was named after the wild hoarse that wandered abundantly at the time in the area. Ranching has restricted horses, so they may not be seen in the park, but you can find them on the Owyhee Desert west of…
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Elko Centennial Boots
Elko is home to unique hand-painted Centennial boots, and you can find them scattered throughout the city. These hand-painted boots were inspired by Cheyenne Wyoming’s Big Boots and were started for Elko’s Centennial celebration to showcase the life variety in Elko. To celebrate Elko’s 100th birthday in 2017, the advisory board contacted Icon Poly to…
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Elko Mural Tour
Elko held its inaugural Elko Mural Expo in a three-day course in the fall of 2019. And within that timeframe, Elko -a Nevada town known for its rich artistic expression- was the recipient of a vibrant ‘face-lift.’ This Expo featured a live painting event that recruited 40+ muralists to create 60+ murals in three days….
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Museums in Elko, Nevada
Northeastern Nevada’s largest town, Elko, is influenced by the Western cultures of some of Nevada’s untamed wilderness and the Ruby Mountains. With several areas to explore here, you’ll always have things to do here -it doesn’t matter if it’s indoors or outdoors-. You can either go on hikes, visit iconic restaurants, explore murals and public…
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Awe-inspiring parks throughout Nevada
Surrounded by the stunning scenery of Nevada by the glitz and glam of Las Vegas. Nevada is rich in natural features, scenic highways, small towns, and exciting outdoor activities. Hiking, biking, climbing, horseback riding, and fishing are popular pastimes. Use our list of Nevada’s top attractions to plan your trip. Lake Mead Lake Mead’s water…
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Experiencing the Beauty of Nevada State
The attractiveness of Nevada’s most populous and largest city, Las Vegas, frequently overshadows the state’s stunning scenery. Discover Nevada’s stunning natural landscapes by visiting its cities and towns. Prepare a trip itinerary and refer to the lists below for inspiration. Lamoille Canyon Lamoille Canyon is located in Elko Country, Nevada, in the Ruby Mountains. Witness…
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A Traveler’s Must-see Sights Elko
Elko is a dynamic community with unique foods and cultures from around the world. They also have a variety of meetings conferences, including lodging facilities, such as accommodations. In addition, beautiful events such as art galleries, museums, historical attractions and enjoyable outdoor activities occur every year. 51 murals Murals can be found around Elko, Nevada,…
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The untamed wilderness of Nevada
Elko is a melting pot of Western cultures and a route to the Ruby Mountains and a few of Nevada’s most beautiful and pristine environments. In Elko, you can explore cultural centers that are significant to Nevada’s artistic heritage and dozens of murals and free public art. Lost City Museum You can learn about Nevada’s…
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Basque Food: Better Come Hungry
Basques are the vibrant people from a region on the northern border between Spain and France. They first emigrated to Nevada for gold in the 19th century and as they became part of the state, Basques blended their distinct culture with other influences to the region and you can see it until today. Once you…
