This will be a forever list that will never cease to end. Over the six and a half years of living in the Sierra Mountain range I have found so many things to do, whether it's free or cost a couple bucks, I'm usually up to something. This isn't your typical google search list, while some may be on there, there's a lot more things to get in touch with. I will try to make it simple as possible but if you have more inquiries then send me a message.
Reno:
-Food Truck Fridays (Summer only)
-Float the river (Summer only)
-Mural tour in Midtown
-Chill by the Truckee River
-Bike from Mayberry to Downtown on the Truckee River route
-Go out to arcade bars
-Catch a home run ball at the Aces game downtown
-Hit golf balls from GSR driving range
-Disc golf at Lizard Peak
-Visit the "Reno" sign
-Hike to the waterfalls at Hunter Creek ~6 miles
-Watch the sunset at Windy Hill
-Catch a movie at the Drive-In movie theater
-Get naughty at one of the clubs
-Tour the many museums in town
-Climb the wall downtown by the sign or free climb at Mesa Rim
-Enjoy live music at parks and bars
-Download the Bird app and scooter around town
-Book a tee time
-Rewind with legal cannabis (21+ year old!)
-Go to a local comedy show
-Win big at the casinos
Tahoe:
-Kings Beach for a relaxing time at the lake
-Hike Monkey Rock
-Try to find a spot at the popular Sand Harbor
-Kayak at night in the see-through kayaks
-Find a giant pinecone at Van Sickle State park
-Catch incredible views at Emerald Bay
-Walk to Vikingsholm, a historic house in Tahoe
-Hike the Lily Lake trail for two lake views in one
-Take the gondola up Heavenly
-Take a dip in the freezing alpine lake
-Scoot around town on a bird here too
-Disc golf at Bijoue
-Get rid of the bikini lines at one of the nude beaches
-Cool down at Zephyr Beach
-Watch sunset on Cave Rock
-Go out to dinner on the lake
-Paddleboard or Parasail over Tahoe
-Bike along the Truckee River starting from Tahoe City
Once you see the beauty in each of these areas then you'll be more inspired to explore more and new areas. Don't let the unknown discourage you from finding your new favorite place. Have fun with it and don't be afraid to do it on your own. I hope you can enjoy some of these activities if you have any spare time. Have you ever done any of these? What suggestions would you like next? Let me know in the comments! Thanks for reading!
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