Carson Valley, Nevada, is for adventurous travelers who desire to explore a destination that’s rich in old west heritage, breathtaking scenery, and diverse outdoor adventure. The culture is best described as friendly, open, laid-back, raw, natural, a little rough, very adventurous, and rugged. Once you see Carson Valley, it’s easy to remember what Nevada was like long ago when people came seeking its earthly riches: rugged, friendly, unspoiled. It’s a place where the night sky is still lit up with stars instead of neon, where seeing the scenery is more important than making “the scene.” Here itineraries are shaped by nature, not nagging schedules. Carson Valley is an outdoor adventurer’s playground, with year-round activities available for even the most intrepid adventurer. Trout fishing is popular at Topaz Lake, the Carson River, and streams and ponds throughout the valley. Hikers can enjoy lush green trees, vibrant wildflowers, abundant wildlife, and towering granite precipices. Nearby Lake Tahoe is home to world-class ski resorts and sandy beaches, and boasts some of the world’s best terrain for climbing, hiking, and biking. Carson Valley has the where, the what, and, most importantly, the know-how for whatever you want to try. And it’s that friendly know-how, as deep as the Valley and as rich as the mountain vistas, that ensures visitors unparalleled access to all kinds of Nevada adventure.