6 Incredible roads for going on a roadtrip in Nevada

· Loneliest Road in America: As the name suggests, this highway is peaceful, quiet and beautiful with its serenity. Apart from that, this three-day road trip from Carson City to Ely has a lot to offer like Churchill Vineyards, Stillwater National Wildlife Refuge; a great place for birdwatchers. A major attraction is the Sand Mountain Recreation Area, a 600-foot-high sand dune which is surrounded by off road nomads and photographers. Then comes the Middlegate Station, the home of the Monster Burger which you cannot afford to miss as it will be the tastiest you have ever eaten. Soak yourself in a below ground pool of naturally heated water in Spencer Hot Springs. Finish your amazing road trip with Great Basin National Park which is one of the country’s most beautiful and isolated parks.

· Free-Range Art Highway: This road trip will give you some of the most unique and rampant free-range art you’ll ever discover. Start your two-day trip from Las Vegas to Tonopah with a visit to Seven Magic Mountains, a colorful large-scale public artwork featuring seven 30- to 35-foot-high fluorescent totems comprised of painted, locally-sourced boulders. Take a detour to Goldwell Open Air Museum and Rhyolite Ghost Town. The museum is the home of seven larger than life sculptures and the well preserved ruins of Rhyolite. Grab a meal at the Pittman Café inside the Mizpah Hotel for some amazing traditional American cuisines and the Tonopah Brewing Company for some barbeque and brewery’s craft beers. End it with the Tonopah Historic Mining Park and Central Nevada Museum to explore the rich history of Central Nevada.

· Great Basin Highway: This five-day trip from Vegas to Ely could not offer more to add to your most wonderful experiences of the U.S. Start your trip with Valley of Fire State Park and learn about Petroglyphs-ancient rock art by exploring trails through area canyons. Visit the Kershaw-Ryan State Park and the Beaver Dam State Park for some fishing and hiking. Head to Cathedral Gorge State Park the following day for exploring narrow siltstone canyons. Then in the town of Pioche, have a look at the Million Dollar Courthouse and Boot Hill Cemetery to see the old jail and an old aerial tramway. Do not miss the photo opportunity at the Ward Charcoal Ovens State Park which has beehive-shaped ovens where charcoal was made in the late 1870s. Cave Lake State Park, a must visit which hosts two of Ely’s biggest community events, the White Pine Fire and Ice Show, and also The Great Bathtub Races. Then finish your road trip with the famous Great Basin National Park which is known for its prime stargazing conditions.

· Extraterrestrial Highway: This two day trip from Las Vegas to Tonopah is all about the stories about aliens, space-crafts, UFO and Area 51 like learn about the famous Area 51 at National Atomic Testing Museum, get clicked next to ET Fresh Jerky’s cool alien murals, stop by the Alien Research Center gift shop and Little A’Le’Inn, a roadside stop that includes a bar, restaurant and a motel. Ending the trip with Tonopah Historic Mining Park and Central Nevada Museum.

· Burner Byway: Start your trip from Reno to the Black Rock Desert with visiting the Burner boutiques in the city of Reno and learn about the spirit of the Burning Man. Make art and be a part of a creative community in The Generator. Drive to the Pyramid Lake is a must visit as it will give you one of the best scenic routes in the state. Grab a meal at Bruno’s Country Club and finish your trip with Guru Road and Black Rock Desert for an experience of the untouched wilderness landscape.

· The Rubies Route: Start your trip in Elko which is known for its cowboy and ranching traditions. The upper part of the Lamoille Canyon Scenic Byway has several trails to offer to the hikers. Also during winters, visit the tiny community of Lamoille for heli-skiing at Ruby Mountains Heli-Experience. Following day take a trip to Angel Lake, Jarbidge and Ruby Lake National Wildlife Refuge for the amazing scenic beauty, fishing, boating and watching wildlife.

So don’t miss the chance to explore the city and plan your next vacation to Nevada.